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Education
BA (Social History & Women’s Studies)
Princeton UniversityMSW (Clinical Social Work & Mental Health)
University of DenverPhD (Social Work & Psychology)
University of MichiganNIMH Postdoctoral Fellowship (Family Violence Research Training)
University of New HampshireCourses
CP 759 Introduction to Clinical Social Work Practice
CP 781 Clinical Social Work Assessment and Intervention
CP 803 Clinical Practice and Trauma
CP 804 Trauma Practice with Children & Adolescents
IS 805 Integrated Seminar in Trauma-Informed Systems and Care
CP 781 Clinical Social Work Assessment and Intervention
CP 803 Clinical Practice and Trauma
CP 804 Trauma Practice with Children & Adolescents
IS 805 Integrated Seminar in Trauma-Informed Systems and Care
Courses
CP 759 Introduction to Clinical Social Work Practice
CP 781 Clinical Social Work Assessment and Intervention
CP 803 Clinical Practice and Trauma
CP 804 Trauma Practice with Children & Adolescents
IS 805 Integrated Seminar in Trauma-Informed Systems and Care
CP 781 Clinical Social Work Assessment and Intervention
CP 803 Clinical Practice and Trauma
CP 804 Trauma Practice with Children & Adolescents
IS 805 Integrated Seminar in Trauma-Informed Systems and Care
Publications
Selected Publications
DeVoe, E.R, Dondanville, K., & Blankenship, A., (2019). Contemporary military families: Service in the post-September 11th era. In B. Fiese (Ed.), APA Handbook of Contemporary Family Psychology. American Psychological Association.
Cozza, S., Knobloch, L., Gewirtz, A., DeVoe, E.R., Gorman, L., Flake, E., Lester, P., Kees, M., & Lerner, R. (2018). Lessons learned and future recommendations for conducting research with military families and children. In S. M. Wadsworth & L. Kirchubel (Eds.), A Battle Plan for Supporting Military Families in Times of War (pp. 265-287). Springer.
Kritikos, T.K., & Emmert-Aronson, B. T., Nicholson, J. & DeVoe, E.R. (submitted). Impact of family-related stressors on recently deployed fathers’ posttraumatic stress symptoms.
DeVoe, E.R., Kritikos, T.M., Emmert-Aronson, B., Kaufman Kantor, G., & Paris, R. (2018). Young child well-being in military families: A snapshot. Journal of Child & Family Studies. Online publication. doi.org/10.1007/s10826-018-1069-5
Kritikos, T.K., DeVoe, E.R., & Emmert-Aronson, B. R. (2018). Relationship quality of recently deployed service members and their partners. Journal of Orthopsychiatry.
DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K., Blankenship, A., & Hummel, V. (2018). PTSD Intervention with military service member parents: A call for relational approaches. Best Practices in Mental Health: Special Issue on Military/Veteran-Connected Populations, 14(1), 40-53.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Emmert-Aronson, B., Ross, A., & Acker, M.A. (2016). A Randomized clinical trial of a post-deployment parenting intervention for service members and their families with very young children. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Policy, Practice, 9(Suppl 1), 25-34. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/tra0000196.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M.A. (2016). Prevention and intervention with military families of young children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, Parenting and Resilience (pp. 213-227). Springer.
DeVoe, E.R., & Paris, R. (2016). Prevention and Intervention with Military Families of Young Children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, parenting and resilience. Springer. In D. Snyder & C. Monson (Eds.), Couple-Based Interventions for Military and Veteran Families: Promoting Individual and Relationship Well-Being (pp. 65-89). New York: Guilford Press.
Miller, D.P., Larson, M.J., Bryne, T. & DeVoe, E.R. (2015). Food insecurity in veteran households – findings from nationally representative data. Public Health Nutrition, 19(10), 1731-1740.
Ross, A. & DeVoe, E.R. (2014). Engaging OEF/OIF/OND military parents in a home-based reintegration program. Special Issue on Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families. Health & Social Work, 39 (1), 47-54.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Paris, R. (2012). Build it together and they will come: The case for community-based participatory research with military populations. Advances in Social Work Research, Special Issue on Research with Military Populations, 13(1), 149-165.
DeVoe, E.R., & Ross, A. (2012). The Parenting Cycle of Deployment: adapting parenting strategies in the context of deployment separation and reunion. Military Medicine, 177(2), 184-190.
Graham-Bermann, S.A., Howell, K., Lilly, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (2011). Mediators and moderators of change in adjustment following intervention for children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV). Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 26(9), 1815-1833. DOI 10.1177/0886260510372931
Paris, R., DeVoe, E. R., Ross, A.M., & Acker, M. (2010). When a parent goes to war: Effects of parental deployment on very young children and implications for intervention. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 80(4), 614-22.
DeVoe, E.R, Dondanville, K., & Blankenship, A., (2019). Contemporary military families: Service in the post-September 11th era. In B. Fiese (Ed.), APA Handbook of Contemporary Family Psychology. American Psychological Association.
Cozza, S., Knobloch, L., Gewirtz, A., DeVoe, E.R., Gorman, L., Flake, E., Lester, P., Kees, M., & Lerner, R. (2018). Lessons learned and future recommendations for conducting research with military families and children. In S. M. Wadsworth & L. Kirchubel (Eds.), A Battle Plan for Supporting Military Families in Times of War (pp. 265-287). Springer.
Kritikos, T.K., & Emmert-Aronson, B. T., Nicholson, J. & DeVoe, E.R. (submitted). Impact of family-related stressors on recently deployed fathers’ posttraumatic stress symptoms.
DeVoe, E.R., Kritikos, T.M., Emmert-Aronson, B., Kaufman Kantor, G., & Paris, R. (2018). Young child well-being in military families: A snapshot. Journal of Child & Family Studies. Online publication. doi.org/10.1007/s10826-018-1069-5
Kritikos, T.K., DeVoe, E.R., & Emmert-Aronson, B. R. (2018). Relationship quality of recently deployed service members and their partners. Journal of Orthopsychiatry.
DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K., Blankenship, A., & Hummel, V. (2018). PTSD Intervention with military service member parents: A call for relational approaches. Best Practices in Mental Health: Special Issue on Military/Veteran-Connected Populations, 14(1), 40-53.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Emmert-Aronson, B., Ross, A., & Acker, M.A. (2016). A Randomized clinical trial of a post-deployment parenting intervention for service members and their families with very young children. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Policy, Practice, 9(Suppl 1), 25-34. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/tra0000196.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M.A. (2016). Prevention and intervention with military families of young children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, Parenting and Resilience (pp. 213-227). Springer.
DeVoe, E.R., & Paris, R. (2016). Prevention and Intervention with Military Families of Young Children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, parenting and resilience. Springer. In D. Snyder & C. Monson (Eds.), Couple-Based Interventions for Military and Veteran Families: Promoting Individual and Relationship Well-Being (pp. 65-89). New York: Guilford Press.
Miller, D.P., Larson, M.J., Bryne, T. & DeVoe, E.R. (2015). Food insecurity in veteran households – findings from nationally representative data. Public Health Nutrition, 19(10), 1731-1740.
Ross, A. & DeVoe, E.R. (2014). Engaging OEF/OIF/OND military parents in a home-based reintegration program. Special Issue on Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families. Health & Social Work, 39 (1), 47-54.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Paris, R. (2012). Build it together and they will come: The case for community-based participatory research with military populations. Advances in Social Work Research, Special Issue on Research with Military Populations, 13(1), 149-165.
DeVoe, E.R., & Ross, A. (2012). The Parenting Cycle of Deployment: adapting parenting strategies in the context of deployment separation and reunion. Military Medicine, 177(2), 184-190.
Graham-Bermann, S.A., Howell, K., Lilly, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (2011). Mediators and moderators of change in adjustment following intervention for children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV). Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 26(9), 1815-1833. DOI 10.1177/0886260510372931
Paris, R., DeVoe, E. R., Ross, A.M., & Acker, M. (2010). When a parent goes to war: Effects of parental deployment on very young children and implications for intervention. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 80(4), 614-22.
Publications
Selected Publications
DeVoe, E.R, Dondanville, K., & Blankenship, A., (2019). Contemporary military families: Service in the post-September 11th era. In B. Fiese (Ed.), APA Handbook of Contemporary Family Psychology. American Psychological Association.
Cozza, S., Knobloch, L., Gewirtz, A., DeVoe, E.R., Gorman, L., Flake, E., Lester, P., Kees, M., & Lerner, R. (2018). Lessons learned and future recommendations for conducting research with military families and children. In S. M. Wadsworth & L. Kirchubel (Eds.), A Battle Plan for Supporting Military Families in Times of War (pp. 265-287). Springer.
Kritikos, T.K., & Emmert-Aronson, B. T., Nicholson, J. & DeVoe, E.R. (submitted). Impact of family-related stressors on recently deployed fathers’ posttraumatic stress symptoms.
DeVoe, E.R., Kritikos, T.M., Emmert-Aronson, B., Kaufman Kantor, G., & Paris, R. (2018). Young child well-being in military families: A snapshot. Journal of Child & Family Studies. Online publication. doi.org/10.1007/s10826-018-1069-5
Kritikos, T.K., DeVoe, E.R., & Emmert-Aronson, B. R. (2018). Relationship quality of recently deployed service members and their partners. Journal of Orthopsychiatry.
DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K., Blankenship, A., & Hummel, V. (2018). PTSD Intervention with military service member parents: A call for relational approaches. Best Practices in Mental Health: Special Issue on Military/Veteran-Connected Populations, 14(1), 40-53.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Emmert-Aronson, B., Ross, A., & Acker, M.A. (2016). A Randomized clinical trial of a post-deployment parenting intervention for service members and their families with very young children. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Policy, Practice, 9(Suppl 1), 25-34. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/tra0000196.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M.A. (2016). Prevention and intervention with military families of young children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, Parenting and Resilience (pp. 213-227). Springer.
DeVoe, E.R., & Paris, R. (2016). Prevention and Intervention with Military Families of Young Children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, parenting and resilience. Springer. In D. Snyder & C. Monson (Eds.), Couple-Based Interventions for Military and Veteran Families: Promoting Individual and Relationship Well-Being (pp. 65-89). New York: Guilford Press.
Miller, D.P., Larson, M.J., Bryne, T. & DeVoe, E.R. (2015). Food insecurity in veteran households – findings from nationally representative data. Public Health Nutrition, 19(10), 1731-1740.
Ross, A. & DeVoe, E.R. (2014). Engaging OEF/OIF/OND military parents in a home-based reintegration program. Special Issue on Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families. Health & Social Work, 39 (1), 47-54.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Paris, R. (2012). Build it together and they will come: The case for community-based participatory research with military populations. Advances in Social Work Research, Special Issue on Research with Military Populations, 13(1), 149-165.
DeVoe, E.R., & Ross, A. (2012). The Parenting Cycle of Deployment: adapting parenting strategies in the context of deployment separation and reunion. Military Medicine, 177(2), 184-190.
Graham-Bermann, S.A., Howell, K., Lilly, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (2011). Mediators and moderators of change in adjustment following intervention for children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV). Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 26(9), 1815-1833. DOI 10.1177/0886260510372931
Paris, R., DeVoe, E. R., Ross, A.M., & Acker, M. (2010). When a parent goes to war: Effects of parental deployment on very young children and implications for intervention. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 80(4), 614-22.
DeVoe, E.R, Dondanville, K., & Blankenship, A., (2019). Contemporary military families: Service in the post-September 11th era. In B. Fiese (Ed.), APA Handbook of Contemporary Family Psychology. American Psychological Association.
Cozza, S., Knobloch, L., Gewirtz, A., DeVoe, E.R., Gorman, L., Flake, E., Lester, P., Kees, M., & Lerner, R. (2018). Lessons learned and future recommendations for conducting research with military families and children. In S. M. Wadsworth & L. Kirchubel (Eds.), A Battle Plan for Supporting Military Families in Times of War (pp. 265-287). Springer.
Kritikos, T.K., & Emmert-Aronson, B. T., Nicholson, J. & DeVoe, E.R. (submitted). Impact of family-related stressors on recently deployed fathers’ posttraumatic stress symptoms.
DeVoe, E.R., Kritikos, T.M., Emmert-Aronson, B., Kaufman Kantor, G., & Paris, R. (2018). Young child well-being in military families: A snapshot. Journal of Child & Family Studies. Online publication. doi.org/10.1007/s10826-018-1069-5
Kritikos, T.K., DeVoe, E.R., & Emmert-Aronson, B. R. (2018). Relationship quality of recently deployed service members and their partners. Journal of Orthopsychiatry.
DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K., Blankenship, A., & Hummel, V. (2018). PTSD Intervention with military service member parents: A call for relational approaches. Best Practices in Mental Health: Special Issue on Military/Veteran-Connected Populations, 14(1), 40-53.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Emmert-Aronson, B., Ross, A., & Acker, M.A. (2016). A Randomized clinical trial of a post-deployment parenting intervention for service members and their families with very young children. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Policy, Practice, 9(Suppl 1), 25-34. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/tra0000196.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M.A. (2016). Prevention and intervention with military families of young children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, Parenting and Resilience (pp. 213-227). Springer.
DeVoe, E.R., & Paris, R. (2016). Prevention and Intervention with Military Families of Young Children. In A. Gewirtz & S. MacDermid Wadsworth (Eds.), Military Deployment, parenting and resilience. Springer. In D. Snyder & C. Monson (Eds.), Couple-Based Interventions for Military and Veteran Families: Promoting Individual and Relationship Well-Being (pp. 65-89). New York: Guilford Press.
Miller, D.P., Larson, M.J., Bryne, T. & DeVoe, E.R. (2015). Food insecurity in veteran households – findings from nationally representative data. Public Health Nutrition, 19(10), 1731-1740.
Ross, A. & DeVoe, E.R. (2014). Engaging OEF/OIF/OND military parents in a home-based reintegration program. Special Issue on Service Members, Veterans, and Their Families. Health & Social Work, 39 (1), 47-54.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Paris, R. (2012). Build it together and they will come: The case for community-based participatory research with military populations. Advances in Social Work Research, Special Issue on Research with Military Populations, 13(1), 149-165.
DeVoe, E.R., & Ross, A. (2012). The Parenting Cycle of Deployment: adapting parenting strategies in the context of deployment separation and reunion. Military Medicine, 177(2), 184-190.
Graham-Bermann, S.A., Howell, K., Lilly, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (2011). Mediators and moderators of change in adjustment following intervention for children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV). Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 26(9), 1815-1833. DOI 10.1177/0886260510372931
Paris, R., DeVoe, E. R., Ross, A.M., & Acker, M. (2010). When a parent goes to war: Effects of parental deployment on very young children and implications for intervention. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 80(4), 614-22.
Presentations
Selected Presentations
Kilburn, R., Davis, L., Maclean, P., & DeVoe, E.R. (Jan 2019). National Summit on Quality in Home Visiting Programs. Washington, D.C.
DeVoe, E.R., (June, 2018). Working with Military Families through the Long Wars. Invited E. Diane Davis Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work. Centennial Celebration, June 2018.
Abinader, M., Sormanti, M., & DeVoe, E. (Nov 2018). Falling asleep in class and other tales from teaching trauma. Panel presentation at the 64th Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education. Orlando, FL.
Kritikos, T.K. Mufti, F.M., Nicholson, J., Tran, V., DeVoe, E.R., & Tompson, M.C. (Nov 2018). Making meaning after military deployment and service: A mixed-methods examination of benefit-finding amongst service members, their partners, and children. Poster to be presented at the 52nd annual convention for the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT). Washington, D.C.
Kritikos, Nicholson, J., Mufti, F., Tompson, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2018). Posttraumatic stress symptoms, parenting stress, and parenting behaviors: A longitudinal study of National Guard families who received a post-deployment intervention. Paper to be presented at the 34th annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS). Washington, D.C.
Borah, E., Dondanville, K., Centola, J., Williams, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Sept 2018). Adaptation, implementation, and evaluation of Strong Families Moving Forward with veteran families. Presentation as the 5th Annual Military Social Work Conference. Austin, TX
Kritikos, T.K. & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Relationship quality of recently deployed military service members and their partners. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
Williams, A., Blankenship, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Addressing trauma within the framework of family and parenting. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
DeVoe, ER, Kritikos, TK, Bottera, A, Dondanville, K, Hummel, VM (Oct 2017). Beyond the Service Member: Working with Families throughout the Deployment Cycle. Paper presentation in Situating Service Members and Veterans within a Couple and Family Context: Implications for Assessment, Treatment, and Broader Family Well-Being Symposium (Chair: S. Fredman). San Antonio Combat PTSD Conference 2017. San Antonio, TX.
Fina, B., Borah, E., DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K.A., & Yarvis, J.S. (Jan 2017). Lessons learned from conducting clinical research within military settings. Round Table presented at the 21st Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference. New Orleans, LA.
International
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M., & Spencer, R. (June 2016) Coparenting processes among U.S. National Guard/Reservist parents of very young children. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
Paris, R., DeVoe, E.R., Acker, M., & Herriott*, A. (June 2016). Relationships between military fathers and their young children: Exploring the impact of deployment and trauma. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Dondanville, K. (August, 2015). Using a Community-Based Participatory Approach to Program Efficacy Research with Military Families. In Military-Connected Children and Families---Research Opportunities and Challenges Symposium (Convener, Sarah Friedman; Discussant: Carl Castro). Paper presented at the 122st Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association. Toronto, Canada.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Lester, P. & Cozza, S. (November 2010). Young Children in US Military Families: How Are They Doing and What Are We Doing About It? Panel Presentation at the 26thAnnual International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies: Translation, Collaboration, and Mutual Learning. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Kilburn, R., Davis, L., Maclean, P., & DeVoe, E.R. (Jan 2019). National Summit on Quality in Home Visiting Programs. Washington, D.C.
DeVoe, E.R., (June, 2018). Working with Military Families through the Long Wars. Invited E. Diane Davis Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work. Centennial Celebration, June 2018.
Abinader, M., Sormanti, M., & DeVoe, E. (Nov 2018). Falling asleep in class and other tales from teaching trauma. Panel presentation at the 64th Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education. Orlando, FL.
Kritikos, T.K. Mufti, F.M., Nicholson, J., Tran, V., DeVoe, E.R., & Tompson, M.C. (Nov 2018). Making meaning after military deployment and service: A mixed-methods examination of benefit-finding amongst service members, their partners, and children. Poster to be presented at the 52nd annual convention for the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT). Washington, D.C.
Kritikos, Nicholson, J., Mufti, F., Tompson, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2018). Posttraumatic stress symptoms, parenting stress, and parenting behaviors: A longitudinal study of National Guard families who received a post-deployment intervention. Paper to be presented at the 34th annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS). Washington, D.C.
Borah, E., Dondanville, K., Centola, J., Williams, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Sept 2018). Adaptation, implementation, and evaluation of Strong Families Moving Forward with veteran families. Presentation as the 5th Annual Military Social Work Conference. Austin, TX
Kritikos, T.K. & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Relationship quality of recently deployed military service members and their partners. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
Williams, A., Blankenship, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Addressing trauma within the framework of family and parenting. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
DeVoe, ER, Kritikos, TK, Bottera, A, Dondanville, K, Hummel, VM (Oct 2017). Beyond the Service Member: Working with Families throughout the Deployment Cycle. Paper presentation in Situating Service Members and Veterans within a Couple and Family Context: Implications for Assessment, Treatment, and Broader Family Well-Being Symposium (Chair: S. Fredman). San Antonio Combat PTSD Conference 2017. San Antonio, TX.
Fina, B., Borah, E., DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K.A., & Yarvis, J.S. (Jan 2017). Lessons learned from conducting clinical research within military settings. Round Table presented at the 21st Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference. New Orleans, LA.
International
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M., & Spencer, R. (June 2016) Coparenting processes among U.S. National Guard/Reservist parents of very young children. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
Paris, R., DeVoe, E.R., Acker, M., & Herriott*, A. (June 2016). Relationships between military fathers and their young children: Exploring the impact of deployment and trauma. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Dondanville, K. (August, 2015). Using a Community-Based Participatory Approach to Program Efficacy Research with Military Families. In Military-Connected Children and Families---Research Opportunities and Challenges Symposium (Convener, Sarah Friedman; Discussant: Carl Castro). Paper presented at the 122st Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association. Toronto, Canada.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Lester, P. & Cozza, S. (November 2010). Young Children in US Military Families: How Are They Doing and What Are We Doing About It? Panel Presentation at the 26thAnnual International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies: Translation, Collaboration, and Mutual Learning. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Presentations
Selected Presentations
Kilburn, R., Davis, L., Maclean, P., & DeVoe, E.R. (Jan 2019). National Summit on Quality in Home Visiting Programs. Washington, D.C.
DeVoe, E.R., (June, 2018). Working with Military Families through the Long Wars. Invited E. Diane Davis Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work. Centennial Celebration, June 2018.
Abinader, M., Sormanti, M., & DeVoe, E. (Nov 2018). Falling asleep in class and other tales from teaching trauma. Panel presentation at the 64th Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education. Orlando, FL.
Kritikos, T.K. Mufti, F.M., Nicholson, J., Tran, V., DeVoe, E.R., & Tompson, M.C. (Nov 2018). Making meaning after military deployment and service: A mixed-methods examination of benefit-finding amongst service members, their partners, and children. Poster to be presented at the 52nd annual convention for the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT). Washington, D.C.
Kritikos, Nicholson, J., Mufti, F., Tompson, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2018). Posttraumatic stress symptoms, parenting stress, and parenting behaviors: A longitudinal study of National Guard families who received a post-deployment intervention. Paper to be presented at the 34th annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS). Washington, D.C.
Borah, E., Dondanville, K., Centola, J., Williams, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Sept 2018). Adaptation, implementation, and evaluation of Strong Families Moving Forward with veteran families. Presentation as the 5th Annual Military Social Work Conference. Austin, TX
Kritikos, T.K. & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Relationship quality of recently deployed military service members and their partners. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
Williams, A., Blankenship, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Addressing trauma within the framework of family and parenting. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
DeVoe, ER, Kritikos, TK, Bottera, A, Dondanville, K, Hummel, VM (Oct 2017). Beyond the Service Member: Working with Families throughout the Deployment Cycle. Paper presentation in Situating Service Members and Veterans within a Couple and Family Context: Implications for Assessment, Treatment, and Broader Family Well-Being Symposium (Chair: S. Fredman). San Antonio Combat PTSD Conference 2017. San Antonio, TX.
Fina, B., Borah, E., DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K.A., & Yarvis, J.S. (Jan 2017). Lessons learned from conducting clinical research within military settings. Round Table presented at the 21st Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference. New Orleans, LA.
International
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M., & Spencer, R. (June 2016) Coparenting processes among U.S. National Guard/Reservist parents of very young children. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
Paris, R., DeVoe, E.R., Acker, M., & Herriott*, A. (June 2016). Relationships between military fathers and their young children: Exploring the impact of deployment and trauma. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Dondanville, K. (August, 2015). Using a Community-Based Participatory Approach to Program Efficacy Research with Military Families. In Military-Connected Children and Families---Research Opportunities and Challenges Symposium (Convener, Sarah Friedman; Discussant: Carl Castro). Paper presented at the 122st Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association. Toronto, Canada.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Lester, P. & Cozza, S. (November 2010). Young Children in US Military Families: How Are They Doing and What Are We Doing About It? Panel Presentation at the 26thAnnual International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies: Translation, Collaboration, and Mutual Learning. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Kilburn, R., Davis, L., Maclean, P., & DeVoe, E.R. (Jan 2019). National Summit on Quality in Home Visiting Programs. Washington, D.C.
DeVoe, E.R., (June, 2018). Working with Military Families through the Long Wars. Invited E. Diane Davis Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work. Centennial Celebration, June 2018.
Abinader, M., Sormanti, M., & DeVoe, E. (Nov 2018). Falling asleep in class and other tales from teaching trauma. Panel presentation at the 64th Annual Program Meeting of the Council on Social Work Education. Orlando, FL.
Kritikos, T.K. Mufti, F.M., Nicholson, J., Tran, V., DeVoe, E.R., & Tompson, M.C. (Nov 2018). Making meaning after military deployment and service: A mixed-methods examination of benefit-finding amongst service members, their partners, and children. Poster to be presented at the 52nd annual convention for the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT). Washington, D.C.
Kritikos, Nicholson, J., Mufti, F., Tompson, M., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2018). Posttraumatic stress symptoms, parenting stress, and parenting behaviors: A longitudinal study of National Guard families who received a post-deployment intervention. Paper to be presented at the 34th annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS). Washington, D.C.
Borah, E., Dondanville, K., Centola, J., Williams, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Sept 2018). Adaptation, implementation, and evaluation of Strong Families Moving Forward with veteran families. Presentation as the 5th Annual Military Social Work Conference. Austin, TX
Kritikos, T.K. & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Relationship quality of recently deployed military service members and their partners. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
Williams, A., Blankenship, A., & DeVoe, E.R. (Nov 2017). Addressing trauma within the framework of family and parenting. Paper presented at the 33rd annual convention for the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies in Chicago, Illinois.
DeVoe, ER, Kritikos, TK, Bottera, A, Dondanville, K, Hummel, VM (Oct 2017). Beyond the Service Member: Working with Families throughout the Deployment Cycle. Paper presentation in Situating Service Members and Veterans within a Couple and Family Context: Implications for Assessment, Treatment, and Broader Family Well-Being Symposium (Chair: S. Fredman). San Antonio Combat PTSD Conference 2017. San Antonio, TX.
Fina, B., Borah, E., DeVoe, E.R., Dondanville, K.A., & Yarvis, J.S. (Jan 2017). Lessons learned from conducting clinical research within military settings. Round Table presented at the 21st Annual Society for Social Work and Research Conference. New Orleans, LA.
International
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Acker, M., & Spencer, R. (June 2016) Coparenting processes among U.S. National Guard/Reservist parents of very young children. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
Paris, R., DeVoe, E.R., Acker, M., & Herriott*, A. (June 2016). Relationships between military fathers and their young children: Exploring the impact of deployment and trauma. In symposium, “Family relationships and resilience across deployment and reintegration: A focus on military families with young children.” 15th Annual World Association of Infant Mental Health Conference, “Infant Mental Health in a rapidly changing world: Conflict, adversity and resilience.” Prague, Czech Republic.
DeVoe, E.R., Ross, A., & Dondanville, K. (August, 2015). Using a Community-Based Participatory Approach to Program Efficacy Research with Military Families. In Military-Connected Children and Families---Research Opportunities and Challenges Symposium (Convener, Sarah Friedman; Discussant: Carl Castro). Paper presented at the 122st Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association. Toronto, Canada.
DeVoe, E.R., Paris, R., Lester, P. & Cozza, S. (November 2010). Young Children in US Military Families: How Are They Doing and What Are We Doing About It? Panel Presentation at the 26thAnnual International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies: Translation, Collaboration, and Mutual Learning. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Grants
Principal Investigator (2014-2018). Strong Families Strong Forces Prevention Project
Funder: Department of Defense: W81XWH-11-PHTBI-BAPHA A
Co-Investigators: Renee Spencer, EdD; Tim Brown, PhD; STRONG STAR CONSORTIUM (PI: Alan Peterson, PhD); RAND (PI: Anita Chandra, DrPH).
Dates: 09/29/2014 – 09/28/2019
Principal Investigator (2008-2013). Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children. #W81XWH-08-1-0230
Funder: Department of Defense, Congressionally-Directed Medical Research Program (CDMRP)
Principal Investigator (2008-2012). United States Department of Defense. Strong Families Strong Forces. Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children.Supplement: September 2011-January 2013
Mentored Research Sponsor (2009-2011). National Institutes of Mental Health F31. Posttraumatic Stress and Parental Functioning in a Sample of Adolescent Mothers. (PI: Claudia Miranda-Julian, M.S.W.; Tufts University Elliott Pearson Program in Child Development)
Co-Investigator (2008-2009). United States Department of Defense.Evaluation of an Internet and Health Fair Mental Health Self-Assessment Program. (Subcontract via Screening for Mental Health Incorporated, PI: Glenda Kaufman Kantor, Ph.D.).
Principal Investigator (2003-2005). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.The SURVIVE Community Project.
Principal Investigator (2002-2004). National Institutes of Mental Health RAPID for Time-Sensitive Research. R01-MH66462-01. The Impact of the WTC Disaster on Parents and their Young Children.
Principal Investigator (2002-2003). Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Supporting Parents in Reducing the Impact of Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Co-Principal Investigator (2001-2002). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.Supporting Parents in Reducing Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Principal Investigator (1999-2001). National Institute of Mental Health Behavioral Science Track Award for Research Transition {B/START}, R03 MH61762-01.Domestic Violence and Urban Preschool Children {The Preschool Project}
Funder: Department of Defense: W81XWH-11-PHTBI-BAPHA A
Co-Investigators: Renee Spencer, EdD; Tim Brown, PhD; STRONG STAR CONSORTIUM (PI: Alan Peterson, PhD); RAND (PI: Anita Chandra, DrPH).
Dates: 09/29/2014 – 09/28/2019
Principal Investigator (2008-2013). Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children. #W81XWH-08-1-0230
Funder: Department of Defense, Congressionally-Directed Medical Research Program (CDMRP)
Principal Investigator (2008-2012). United States Department of Defense. Strong Families Strong Forces. Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children.Supplement: September 2011-January 2013
Mentored Research Sponsor (2009-2011). National Institutes of Mental Health F31. Posttraumatic Stress and Parental Functioning in a Sample of Adolescent Mothers. (PI: Claudia Miranda-Julian, M.S.W.; Tufts University Elliott Pearson Program in Child Development)
Co-Investigator (2008-2009). United States Department of Defense.Evaluation of an Internet and Health Fair Mental Health Self-Assessment Program. (Subcontract via Screening for Mental Health Incorporated, PI: Glenda Kaufman Kantor, Ph.D.).
Principal Investigator (2003-2005). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.The SURVIVE Community Project.
Principal Investigator (2002-2004). National Institutes of Mental Health RAPID for Time-Sensitive Research. R01-MH66462-01. The Impact of the WTC Disaster on Parents and their Young Children.
Principal Investigator (2002-2003). Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Supporting Parents in Reducing the Impact of Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Co-Principal Investigator (2001-2002). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.Supporting Parents in Reducing Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Principal Investigator (1999-2001). National Institute of Mental Health Behavioral Science Track Award for Research Transition {B/START}, R03 MH61762-01.Domestic Violence and Urban Preschool Children {The Preschool Project}
Grants
Principal Investigator (2014-2018). Strong Families Strong Forces Prevention Project
Funder: Department of Defense: W81XWH-11-PHTBI-BAPHA A
Co-Investigators: Renee Spencer, EdD; Tim Brown, PhD; STRONG STAR CONSORTIUM (PI: Alan Peterson, PhD); RAND (PI: Anita Chandra, DrPH).
Dates: 09/29/2014 – 09/28/2019
Principal Investigator (2008-2013). Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children. #W81XWH-08-1-0230
Funder: Department of Defense, Congressionally-Directed Medical Research Program (CDMRP)
Principal Investigator (2008-2012). United States Department of Defense. Strong Families Strong Forces. Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children.Supplement: September 2011-January 2013
Mentored Research Sponsor (2009-2011). National Institutes of Mental Health F31. Posttraumatic Stress and Parental Functioning in a Sample of Adolescent Mothers. (PI: Claudia Miranda-Julian, M.S.W.; Tufts University Elliott Pearson Program in Child Development)
Co-Investigator (2008-2009). United States Department of Defense.Evaluation of an Internet and Health Fair Mental Health Self-Assessment Program. (Subcontract via Screening for Mental Health Incorporated, PI: Glenda Kaufman Kantor, Ph.D.).
Principal Investigator (2003-2005). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.The SURVIVE Community Project.
Principal Investigator (2002-2004). National Institutes of Mental Health RAPID for Time-Sensitive Research. R01-MH66462-01. The Impact of the WTC Disaster on Parents and their Young Children.
Principal Investigator (2002-2003). Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Supporting Parents in Reducing the Impact of Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Co-Principal Investigator (2001-2002). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.Supporting Parents in Reducing Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Principal Investigator (1999-2001). National Institute of Mental Health Behavioral Science Track Award for Research Transition {B/START}, R03 MH61762-01.Domestic Violence and Urban Preschool Children {The Preschool Project}
Funder: Department of Defense: W81XWH-11-PHTBI-BAPHA A
Co-Investigators: Renee Spencer, EdD; Tim Brown, PhD; STRONG STAR CONSORTIUM (PI: Alan Peterson, PhD); RAND (PI: Anita Chandra, DrPH).
Dates: 09/29/2014 – 09/28/2019
Principal Investigator (2008-2013). Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children. #W81XWH-08-1-0230
Funder: Department of Defense, Congressionally-Directed Medical Research Program (CDMRP)
Principal Investigator (2008-2012). United States Department of Defense. Strong Families Strong Forces. Family Based Intervention with Traumatized Service Members and Their Young Children.Supplement: September 2011-January 2013
Mentored Research Sponsor (2009-2011). National Institutes of Mental Health F31. Posttraumatic Stress and Parental Functioning in a Sample of Adolescent Mothers. (PI: Claudia Miranda-Julian, M.S.W.; Tufts University Elliott Pearson Program in Child Development)
Co-Investigator (2008-2009). United States Department of Defense.Evaluation of an Internet and Health Fair Mental Health Self-Assessment Program. (Subcontract via Screening for Mental Health Incorporated, PI: Glenda Kaufman Kantor, Ph.D.).
Principal Investigator (2003-2005). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.The SURVIVE Community Project.
Principal Investigator (2002-2004). National Institutes of Mental Health RAPID for Time-Sensitive Research. R01-MH66462-01. The Impact of the WTC Disaster on Parents and their Young Children.
Principal Investigator (2002-2003). Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Supporting Parents in Reducing the Impact of Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Co-Principal Investigator (2001-2002). Columbia Center for Youth Violence Prevention (Center PI: Bruce Link, Ph.D.). Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention.Supporting Parents in Reducing Urban Youth Violence Exposure.
Principal Investigator (1999-2001). National Institute of Mental Health Behavioral Science Track Award for Research Transition {B/START}, R03 MH61762-01.Domestic Violence and Urban Preschool Children {The Preschool Project}
Professional Activities and Certifications
Certified Social Worker (CSW), New York State #063204-1, 2001
Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW), 1993
Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW), 1993
Professional Activities and Certifications
Certified Social Worker (CSW), New York State #063204-1, 2001
Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW), 1993
Academy of Certified Social Workers (ACSW), 1993
Awards and Honors
Recent Awards & Honors:
2017-2019 Member, National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Committee on the Wellbeing of Military Families
2018 Diane E. Davis Invited Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work, Centennial Celebration
2016 Joining Forces and Military Child Education Coalition Workshop (with Dr. Jill Biden), Special Invitation to Operation Educate the Educators, The White House
Teaching Excellence Award, Boston University School of Social Work, 2008
2017-2019 Member, National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Committee on the Wellbeing of Military Families
2018 Diane E. Davis Invited Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work, Centennial Celebration
2016 Joining Forces and Military Child Education Coalition Workshop (with Dr. Jill Biden), Special Invitation to Operation Educate the Educators, The White House
Teaching Excellence Award, Boston University School of Social Work, 2008
Awards and Honors
Recent Awards & Honors:
2017-2019 Member, National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Committee on the Wellbeing of Military Families
2018 Diane E. Davis Invited Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work, Centennial Celebration
2016 Joining Forces and Military Child Education Coalition Workshop (with Dr. Jill Biden), Special Invitation to Operation Educate the Educators, The White House
Teaching Excellence Award, Boston University School of Social Work, 2008
2017-2019 Member, National Academy of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, Committee on the Wellbeing of Military Families
2018 Diane E. Davis Invited Lecture at Smith College School of Social Work, Centennial Celebration
2016 Joining Forces and Military Child Education Coalition Workshop (with Dr. Jill Biden), Special Invitation to Operation Educate the Educators, The White House
Teaching Excellence Award, Boston University School of Social Work, 2008