Gustavo Carlo, Ph.D.

Director of the Cultural Resilience and Learning Center

University of California, Irvine

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In this talk, Dr. Carlo discusses how his research focuses on prosocial behaviors, an important marker of morality that forms the basis of peacebuilding, community harmony, and cooperation. Based on the notion that prosocial development stems from exposure to values, context, and practices, his team focuses on understanding prosocial development in U.S. Latinx youth. His approach is founded on the notion that many Latinx families desire children to be "bien educados" (i.e., well mannered, of good moral character) and that culture-related mechanisms help to explain prosocial development. His research demonstrates that caregivers transmit cultural values and ethnic identity to their offspring, and that cultural values and ethnic identity are linked to prosocial behaviors.

Kashia A. Rosenau, M.A.

Developmental Researcher, AIR-P Project Scientist

University of California, Los Angeles 

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​In this talk, Rosenau discusses how in response to the lack of research on autism and physical health, the Autism Intervention Research Network on Physical Health (AIR-P) is interested in creating optimal health and well-being for autistic individuals. Ms. Rosenau presents her research and work with AIR-P, a network aimed at increasing research that benefits autistic people and mentoring early-stage researchers, seeking to increase the quality of primary care for autistic individuals across the lifespan.

Hosted by Aaron A. Foster, featuring multiple speakers

Humboldt State University

 

An online workshop for those planning on searching for jobs or going to graduate school. In this seminar the speakers share tips on how to make CVs and resumes, professional and competitive. Attendees learn how to highlight their strengths and experiences, and receive help with creating and editing resumes and/or CVs.