• General Children, Youth and Family Related Research
• Family & Consumer Sciences Related Research
• Food, Nutrition and Health Related Research
• Youth Development Related Research

General Children, Youth and Families Related Research

• Building an Educational Collaboration on Behalf of Children, Youth and Families: A Case Study (RR539)

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report. Joanne G. Keith, et al., MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology, 1995.
• Building and Maintaining Community Coalitions on Behalf of Children, Youth and Families (RR529)

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report. Joanne G. Keith, et al., MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology, 1993.
• Building and Maintaining Community Coalitions on Behalf of Children, Youth and Families: The Roles of Religious Institutions (RR543)

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report. Joanne G. Keith, et al., MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology, 1996.
• Children, Youth and Families in Michigan  (SOSS 97-26)

State of the State Survey Report. Murari Suvedi, Carol Wruble, and June Youatt, Michigan State University Extension with the MSU Institute for Public Policy and Social Research, 1997.
• Issues and Problems Confronting Rural Michigan in the '90s (RR530)
  Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report. Harry K. Schwartzweller and Elizabeth M. Roach, MSU Department of Sociology, 1993.
• Futures — Social and Behavioral Science Research
  Michigan Agricultural Experimant Station (MAES) bi-annual research magazine that features the work of MAES scientists. Issues are organized around a specific topic. Human and behavioral science research is the topic of the Spring 1998 – Summer 1998 issue.
• State of the State Surveys,

MSU Institute of Public Policy and Social Research. Briefing papers on quarterly statewide telephone surveys that provide a systematic monitoring of the public mood on critical family issues in major regions of the state. Researchers vary according to subject area. 1995 and 1996.
• Where You Live May Determine How Long You Will Live--Mortality in Michigan: Inequalities by Age, Race, Sex and County of Residence (RR515)

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report. Nan E. Johnson, MSU Department of Sociology, 1991.

Family & Consumer Sciences

• Building Strong Families Evaluation

Michigan State University Extension. Dawn Contreras, MSU Extension Family Strengths/Home Economics, et al., 1996.
• Evaluation of Videotape Delivery of Parent Immunization Education

Michigan State University, Ruth Ann Dunn, M.D., MSU Department of Pediatrics
and Human Development, et al., 1998.
• The Influence of the Building Strong Families program on locus of control and parenting behaviors of limited resource mothers, Dawn C. Koger, Ph.D., Michigan State University Extension Family and Consumer Sciences, 1999.
• Michigan Farm Families Coping With Stress, 1986-1991 (RR527)

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report. Anne K. Soderman, MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology, 1992.

Food, Nutrition and Health

• Evaluation of Food and Nutrition Education Programs with Low-Income Audiences Children, Youth and Family Programs, Michigan State University Extension. Bruce E. Haas, Lynn Himebauch and Gayle Coleman., MSU Extension Food, Nutrition and Health Programs, 1997. ( a PDF document, must have Adobe Acrobat to view)

Youth Development and 4-H

• 13,000 Adolescents Speak: A Profile of Michigan Youth

Published by the Community Coalitions in Action Project at the MSU Institute for Children, Youth and Family Programs, with support from the Search Institute. Joanne G. Keith, Daniel F. Perkins, MSU Department of Child and Family Ecology, 1995.
• Michigan Early Adolescent Survey II: 10- to 14-Year Olds and Their Parents: An Assessment of Developmental Needs (RR504)

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report, produced in cooperation with Michigan 4-H Youth Development. Christine Nelson, 4-H Youth Development; Joanne Keith, et al., MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology, 1992.
• Michigan Early Adolescent Survey II: 14- to 18-Year-Olds and Their Parents: An Assessment of Development Needs (RR505)

Michigan Agriculture Experiment Station Research Report, produced in cooperation with Michigan 4-H Youth Development. Christine Nelson, 4-H Youth Development; Joanne Keith, et al., MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology, 1992.
• Michigan Early Adolescent Survey II: 1983/1987 Panel Study (RR503)

Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station Research Report, produced in cooperation with Michigan 4-H Youth Development. Christine Nelson, 4-H Youth Development; Joanne Keith and Peter Golia, MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology, 1990.
• Michigan Early Adolescent Survey I: Final Report (4-H 1338)

Michigan 4-H Youth Development, with support from the Michigan Agricultural Experiment Station and MSU Cooperative Extension Service. Joanne Keith, MSU Department of Family and Child Ecology; and Leah Cox Hoopfer, 4-H Youth Development, et al., 1985. Printed report available at no cost through the MSU Online Ordering System. Reports are listed under Agricultural Experiment Station Research.

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