Jeremy D. Jewell

Dr. Jeremy D. Jewell is a Professor of Psychology in the Clinical Child and School Psychology program at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville (SIUE), part of the School of Education, Health and Human Behavior. He holds dual licensure as a Clinical Psychologist and School Psychologist in Illinois. His affiliations include developing the RSVP Program for Madison County Juvenile Detention Center and founding the At-Risk Youth Mentoring Program with Children's Home and Aid.

Research focuses on:

• Juvenile delinquency and Conduct Disorder etiology/treatment
• Family environment impacts on child psychopathology
• Relaxation/compassion meditation interventions for youth
• Parenting education curriculum development

Publications emphasize evidence-based interventions for at-risk youth, family systems, and forensic psychology applications. Recent works (2015-2017) analyze therapeutic program efficacy in juvenile justice contexts.

Honors include:

• Exemplary Service Award, Illinois Probation and Court Services Association (2020)
• Hoppe Research Professor Award (2016)

Dr. Jewell leads the Clinical Child and School Psychology Research Lab, supervising graduate research and mentoring future psychologists. He maintains an active private practice alongside academic duties.