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School Partnership Opportunities
As we look to develop new lines of research, we are actively seeking school districts with which to collaborate. We are particularly interested in partnerships with preschool and elementary school districts that involve universal social-emotional screening and assessment. For more information, please contact Clark McKown, Ph.D., at (847) 763‑7957.

Future Research Participation
If you are interested in learning about upcoming research studies for which your child may be eligible, please click here and send your completed form to:

Nicole Russo, Ph.D.
Rush NeuroBehavioral Center
Rush University Medical Center
4711 W. Golf Road
Suite 1100
Skokie, IL 60076
Email: RNBC_research@rush.edu
Fax: (847) 933‑0874

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