Dr. Grych and his students study a range of questions related to violence in close relationships, including the origins of physical and sexual aggression in adolescent relationships, the impact of family violence on children’s development, and processes linking childhood sexual abuse to revictimization in adolescence and adulthood. He also has published work on children’s perceptions of interparental conflict and aggression, family processes related to child psychopathology, and interventions for children from conflictual and violent families.
Undergraduates are active members of my research team, and if you are interested in being a research assistant please complete the application and email me.
Current Graduate Students
Christina Caiozzo
Jessica Houston
Arnitta McNeal
Current Undergraduate Research Assistants
Andrea Bellovary
Rachel Olinger
Ashley Perez
Nicci Williams
Past Graduates
Renee DeBoard
Danielle Defrancisco
Greg Fosco
Patrick Gunderson
Jenny Hauser-Kunz
Kristen Kinsfogel
Mark Lynn
Claire Oxtoby
Sara Raynor
Conference Posters
Fosco & Grych 2007 (PowerPoint)
Fosco & Grych 2008 (PowerPoint)
Fosco & Grych SRCD 2009
Fosco, Lynn, & Grych SRCD 2009
Kiel & Grych SRCD 2009 (PowerPoint)
Lab Photo Album
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SRCD 2011 |
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2010-2011 Graduate Students (standing, left to right) Mark Lynn, Dr. Grych, Jessica Houston, Anna Kiel |
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2010-2011 Graduate Students (seated, left to right) Claire Oxtoby, Arnitta Holliman (standing, left to right) Jessica Houston, Anna Kiel |
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2010-2011 Undergraduate Researchers |
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2008-2009 Research Team |
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2006-2007 Research Team |
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SRA 2006 |
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