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Dr. Hiram E. Fitzgerald is a University Distinguished Professor in Psychology and Associate Provost for University Outreach and Engagement at Michigan State University, with an adjunct appointment in Human Development and Family Studies. His research examines infant and family development in community contexts, father-child relationships, alcoholism etiology, and community-based early intervention programs.
His extensive publication record includes work on infant mental health home visiting models, substance abuse impacts on development, and indigenous approaches to child wellbeing. Recent articles focus on culturally responsive interventions and community-university partnerships.
Dr. Fitzgerald has received numerous honors including the Dolley Madison Award and Selma Fraiberg Award. He leads longitudinal studies like the Michigan Longitudinal Study of Family Risk for Alcoholism and partners with tribal communities through programs like Wiba Anung Early Head Start.
