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With a $100k grant from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute, Dr. Hoa Appel used a new patient-centered approach to study how the “new normal” school environment during COVID-19 impacted student mental health in Seattle-area schools. 

SNHS Assistant Professor Kosuke Niitsu presented his research and represented UW Bothell at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Conference in October.

Dr. Hoa Appel and Dr. Mabel Ezeonwu are working on research with an engagement award from the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI).  Community collaborators include the Latino Educational Training Institute, Cultivate South Park, and the National Alliance on Mental Illness.  

SNHS professor, Dr. Jody Early, co-edited this "timely and practical play-book that offers students the how-to skills for change-making."

A pilot research project titled, College-high school Resilience, Outreach, & Wellbeing (CROW) Connecting Bothell and Bellevue, has been funded by the University of Washington Resilience & Compassion Seed Grant. The seed grants are awarded by the Resilience Lab at UW Seattle to support the beginning stages of projects that cultivate resilience, compassion, and sustainability.