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Laura Lee McIntyre is the Dean of the College of Education and Castle-McIntosh-Knight Professor at the University of Oregon. She directs the school psychology program and Prevention Science Institute, with research focusing on children’s mental health, family-centered interventions, and developmental disabilities. Her work spans early childhood interventions, autism support, and family-school partnerships.
Education includes a PhD in School Psychology from UC Riverside, predoctoral internship at Johns Hopkins, and BA in Developmental Psychology from La Sierra University.
Research interests center on behavioral health in vulnerable populations, preventive interventions, and family resilience. Her publications emphasize scalable family-school collaborations and culturally adapted parenting programs.
Articles frequently address behavioral assessment, prevention science, and trauma-informed care, showing interdisciplinary engagement across psychology, education, and public health.
Awards highlight national recognition: APA fellowships (Divisions 16/33), early career honors, teaching excellence, and leadership in developmental disabilities research.
Advising and grants include NIH/NICHD, NIMH, and Dept. of Education funding. She mentors graduate students in clinic/school placements and leads community-engaged teams.
Labs and initiatives: Prevention Science Institute bridges research and practice in child/family wellbeing through longitudinal studies and randomized trials.
