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John R. Seeley is a Professor and Associate Dean for Research at the University of Oregon's College of Education. He specializes in prevention science, special education, and school-based mental health interventions. His research focuses on emotional and behavioral disorders, suicide prevention, and substance abuse prevention. Dr. Seeley holds a PhD in Special Education (2001), an MS in Interdisciplinary Studies (1991), and a BS in Political Science (1985), all from the University of Oregon.
His research interests emphasize school-based screening, prevention, and treatment for psychopathology. He leads a National Institute of Mental Health-funded study on adaptive treatments for suicidal college students and directs evaluations for Oregon's suicide prevention initiatives. He received the 2021-22 Fund for Faculty Excellence Award.
Dr. Seeley is Principal Investigator (PI) or Co-PI on several grants, including studies on family-centered web programs for youth behavior and substance use prevention. His work bridges clinical research and policy, with a focus on scalable interventions. He advises the Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health and collaborates with state agencies like the Oregon Health Authority.
- Grants: R01DA037628 (Family Check-Up Online), R01MH116050 (Suicide Intervention Trial), H79SM086285 (Oregon Project AWARE).
- Awards: 2021-22 Fund for Faculty Excellence Award.
His publications span journals like Drug and Alcohol Dependence and Journal of School Psychology, reflecting contributions to prevention science and child mental health. He prioritizes equitable implementation of evidence-based practices in schools and communities.
