Jay Otto with WTI's Center for Health and Safety Culture presented to the National Partnership to End Interpersonal Violence on September 6th during their annual Think Tank. The partnership engages…
This project was part of the European Union Framework Program Horizon 2020. It was a 36-month effort that brought together expertise in engineering (vehicle safety, road building, traffic system planning)…
The Center for Health Safety Culture engaged in a research project with the Traffic Safety Culture Pooled Fund to better understand the cultural factors associated with traffic safety citizenship. Road…
The Center for Health Safety Culture engaged in a research project with the Traffic Safety Culture Pooled Fund to better understand the cultural factors associated with driving under the influence…
The Center supported a project at the Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) to grow a constructive culture. Idaho Transportation Department's core mission was to enhance safety, mobility, and economic development through…
The transformation of our national traffic safety culture was recognized as a necessary condition for achieving our nation’s traffic safety goals (reducing injuries and fatalities), including the Toward Zero Deaths…
The Center completed a project that provided recommendations and training support to Ohio’s Drug Free Action Alliance (DFAA). The project included reviewing Drug Free Action Alliance’s media, developed for its…
The Center for Health and Safety Culture worked with the Alaska Wellness Coalition (a state-wide organization of local coalitions working collectively to improve the health and wellness of all Alaskans)…
Eric Austin, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Political Science Dr. Eric Austin joined MSU's Political Science department in 2005 after three years with the School of Public Affairs and Administration at…
Dr. Brandon Scott's research aims to disentangle the relations between anxiety and emotion regulation in youth across multiple levels of analysis, including psychosocially and physiologically. Taking a developmental psychopathology perspective, he is particularly…