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In early June, 50 Yale Child Study Center faculty, staff, and trainees joined together in person for the department’s fourth annual awards and recognition event. Simulcast via Zoom for those unable to attend in person, the event is focused on the presentation of departmental awards recognizing outstanding contributions in various areas—including clinical excellence, supervision, teaching, mentorship, and community service—in addition to honoring upcoming retirees.

Approximately 70 members of the Yale Child Study Center community recently gathered together in a hybrid format—both in-person and by Zoom—to celebrate 46 YCSC faculty and staff members being honored for their respective years of service at Yale University, from five up to 40 years.

Approximately 150 attendees joined this year's Yale Child Study Center Open House, held at 350 George Street in New Haven on September 19. Learn more about this annual event, view photo events, and view video clips from one of the flash talks.

In this CT Mirror Viewpoint piece, YCSC Associate Professor Megan Goslin addresses some additional steps the state of Connecticut should take to address major gaps in the child mental healthcare system.

The Yale Child Study Center (YCSC) network and outreach committee has been busy planning and coordinating both internal events and community-based volunteering opportunities in the greater New Haven area this year. Learn more about how this committee was formed and some of the events that have been planned.

The Yale Child Study Center Grand Rounds Committee is pleased provide a sneak peek of some of the distinguished speakers planned for the departmental Grand Rounds series in the upcoming spring semester.

Yale Child Study Center Assistant Professor Carrie Epstein was recently awarded the 2023 Cecilia Gastón Award in honor of her longtime partnership with the New York City Violence Intervention Program in supporting Latinx communities in need.

Several members of the Yale Child Study Center community recently came together in person to celebrate and recognize recent academic and professional progression among faculty and staff. Department Chair Linda Mayes (pictured) provided opening remarks and served cake to attendees.

YCSC Professor Steven Marans is quoted in this article addressing the increased risk for anxiety and depression for residents of war zones.