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Dr. Kathryn Howell is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Her research focuses on the health and well-being of children and families, particularly in the context of trauma and adversity. She leads an active research program examining resilience and psychopathology in families exposed to traumatic events such as intimate partner violence or bereavement.
Her research interests include:
- Effects of family adversity on mental health
- Resilience and risk factors in children and parents
- Development and evaluation of strengths-based interventions
- Trauma-informed care for families
Dr. Howell is actively involved in graduate training and welcomes applications from students interested in clinical psychology with a focus on trauma and resilience. She emphasizes a holistic review of applicants, valuing research experience, academic potential, and motivation to work with children and families.
She maintains an open but structured communication policy, encouraging email inquiries about her research but refraining from pre-application meetings to ensure fairness in the admissions process.
Her scientific contributions are reflected in her publications, accessible via her Google Scholar profile. Though specific awards and grants are not listed, her research program indicates active engagement in funded scholarship.
Dr. Howell advises graduate students in clinical psychology and is building a research lab focused on trauma and family resilience. Her lab is currently developing its website, and she collaborates with students on independent research projects and publications.
