Pathways4youth
Promoting pathways to healthy adulthood
Promoting pathways to healthy adulthood
About Us
Pathways4Youth, a research lab housed at the University of Michigan School of Nursing, conducts research that examines factors that contribute to the healthy development of youth. Read MoreOur Projects
We examine the factors that contribute to the healthy development of youth, with the goal of identifying factors during adolescence that contribute to the development of physical and emotionally healthy adults. Read MoreOur Team
Pathways4Youth offers opportunities for University of Michigan students to develop and apply research skills specific to positive youth development and to advance their knowledge of risk, resilience, youth violence/aggression and substance use. Meet the team! Read MoreLearn More
Interested in learning more about youth violence or substance use prevention or looking for resources? Check out our resources page for more information! Read MoreCurrent Research
Youth Empowerment Solutions for Positive Futures
Strengthening Flint Families
Collaborative Projects
Latest Posts
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Dr. Sarah Stoddard Presents at the 2017 UMSN Dean’s Research Day
The annual University of Michigan School of Nursing Dean's Research Day took place on April 3rd, 2017. Dr. Stoddard's presentation was entitled "Thinking about the Future as a Substance Use Prevention Strategy: The Role of Positive Future Orientation on Adolescent Substance Use Intentions and Behaviors." For more information on the day and for access toDetails -
Dr. Stoddard Presents at International Conference
Dr. Sarah Stoddard recently presented at the International Conference in Phuket, Thailand. Follow the link below to view her slides, and be sure to check out the Updates page for more information! stoddard_international_-conference_2016_slides -
Pathways4Youth Research featured in UM School of Nursing ‘News at a Glance!’
Pathways4Youth research is featured in the School of Nursing's September issue of 'News at a Glance.' Pathways4Youth alum Rena Steiger, Director Sarah Stoddard, and Research Area Specialist Jennifer Pierce explore how future goals impact risk-taking behavior in adolescents in their paper, "Adolescents' future orientation and nonmedical use of prescription drugs." Read the full article here.
