Dr. Beth Doll is a Professor and Director of the School Psychology Program at the University of Nebraska Lincoln.Dr. William (Bill) Pfohl is a Professor of Psychology at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green Kentucky.Dr. Jina Yoon is Associate Professor and Co-Director of the School and Community Psychology program at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan.

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• 1. The current status of youth prevention science, Beth Doll and Jina Yoon 2. Placing Prevention into the Context of School Improvement, Howard S. Adelman and Linda Taylor3. School Mental Health: Prevention at All Levels, Kevin Dwyer and Erika Van Buren4. Screening for Mental Health and Wellness: Current School-Based Practices and Emerging Possibilities, Erin Dowdy, Michael Furlong, Katie Eklund, Elina Saeki, and Kristin Ritchey5. Implementing Universal Screening Systems Within an RtI-PBS Context, Hill M. Walker, Herbert H. Severson, Gale Naquin, Cynthia D’Atrio, Edward G. Feil, Leanne Hawken, and Christian Sabey6. Building Conditions for Learning and Healthy Adolescent Development: A Strategic Approach, David Osher and Kimberly Kendziora7. Assessment for integrated screening and prevention using the Resiliency Scales for Children and Adolescents, Sandra Prince-Embury8. Social Support: How to Assess and Include it in Research on Prevention and Youth Outcomes, Michelle K. Demaray, Christine K. Malecki, Lyndsay N. Jenkins, and Christy M. Cunningham 9. Peer support as a means of improving school safety and reducing bullying and violence, Helen Cowie and Peter K. Smith10. The Developmental Implications of Classroom Social Relationships and Strategies for Improving Them, Jan N. Hughes and Lisa K. Barrois11. Factors Influencing Teacher Interventions in Bullying Situations: Implications for Research and Practice, Jodi Burrus Newman, Karin S. Frey, and Diane Carlson Jones12. Development, evaluation, and diffusion of a national anti-bullying program (KiVa), Christina Salmivalli, Antti Kärnä, and Elisa Poskiparta 13. Promoting the Well-Being of School Communities: A Systemic Approach, Chryse Hatzichristou, Konstantina Lykitsakou, Aikaterini Lampropoulou, and Panayiota Dimitropoulou14. Promoting Student Resilience: Strong Kids Social and Emotional Learning Curricula, Oanh K. Tran and Kenneth W. Merrell15. Stimulating positive social interaction: What can we learn from TIGER (Kanjertraining)? Lilian Vliek and Bram Orobio de Castro 16. A Hybrid Framework for Intervention Development: Social Justice for Bullying in Low Resource Schools, Samuel Song and Wakako Sogo 17. Check & Connect: Enhancing School Completion through Student Engagement, Sandra L. Christenson and Amy L. Reschly18. Prevention and Early Intervention for Preschool Children At Risk for Learning and Behavior Problems, Maribeth Gettinger, Carrie Ball, Laura Mulford, and Alicia Serdula19. Partnering to Achieve School Success: A Collaborative Care Model of Early Intervention for Attention and Behavior Problems in Urban Contexts, Thomas J. Power , Heather A. Jones, Jennifer A. Mautone, and Nathan J. Blum20. Dissemination of Evidence-Based Programs in the Schools: The Coping Power Program, John E. Lochman, Nicole R. Powell, Caroline L. Boxmeyer, and Rachel Baden21. Prevention, Early Childhood Intervention, and Implementation Science, Samuel L. Odom, Marci Hanson, Joan Lieber, Karen Diamond, Susan Palmer, Gretchen Butera, and Eva Horn22. Taking effective prevention to scale, Brian K. Bumbarger, Daniel F. Perkins, and Mark T. Greenberg23. Youth Policy and Politics in the United States: Toward an Increased Focus on Prevention, Siobhan M. Cooney, Thomas R. Kratochwill, and Stephen A. Small

Dr. Beth Doll is a Professor and Director of the School Psychology Program at the University of Nebraska Lincoln.Dr. William (Bill) Pfohl is a Professor of Psychology at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green Kentucky.Dr. Jina Yoon is Associate Professor and Co-Director of the School and Community Psychology program at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan.

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• 1. The current status of youth prevention science, Beth Doll and Jina Yoon 2. Placing Prevention into the Context of School Improvement, Howard S. Adelman and Linda Taylor3. School Mental Health: Prevention at All Levels, Kevin Dwyer and Erika Van Buren4. Screening for Mental Health and Wellness: Current School-Based Practices and Emerging Possibilities, Erin Dowdy, Michael Furlong, Katie Eklund, Elina Saeki, and Kristin Ritchey5. Implementing Universal Screening Systems Within an RtI-PBS Context, Hill M. Walker, Herbert H. Severson, Gale Naquin, Cynthia D’Atrio, Edward G. Feil, Leanne Hawken, and Christian Sabey6. Building Conditions for Learning and Healthy Adolescent Development: A Strategic Approach, David Osher and Kimberly Kendziora7. Assessment for integrated screening and prevention using the Resiliency Scales for Children and Adolescents, Sandra Prince-Embury8. Social Support: How to Assess and Include it in Research on Prevention and Youth Outcomes, Michelle K. Demaray, Christine K. Malecki, Lyndsay N. Jenkins, and Christy M. Cunningham 9. Peer support as a means of improving school safety and reducing bullying and violence, Helen Cowie and Peter K. Smith10. The Developmental Implications of Classroom Social Relationships and Strategies for Improving Them, Jan N. Hughes and Lisa K. Barrois11. Factors Influencing Teacher Interventions in Bullying Situations: Implications for Research and Practice, Jodi Burrus Newman, Karin S. Frey, and Diane Carlson Jones12. Development, evaluation, and diffusion of a national anti-bullying program (KiVa), Christina Salmivalli, Antti Kärnä, and Elisa Poskiparta 13. Promoting the Well-Being of School Communities: A Systemic Approach, Chryse Hatzichristou, Konstantina Lykitsakou, Aikaterini Lampropoulou, and Panayiota Dimitropoulou14. Promoting Student Resilience: Strong Kids Social and Emotional Learning Curricula, Oanh K. Tran and Kenneth W. Merrell15. Stimulating positive social interaction: What can we learn from TIGER (Kanjertraining)? Lilian Vliek and Bram Orobio de Castro 16. A Hybrid Framework for Intervention Development: Social Justice for Bullying in Low Resource Schools, Samuel Song and Wakako Sogo 17. Check & Connect: Enhancing School Completion through Student Engagement, Sandra L. Christenson and Amy L. Reschly18. Prevention and Early Intervention for Preschool Children At Risk for Learning and Behavior Problems, Maribeth Gettinger, Carrie Ball, Laura Mulford, and Alicia Serdula19. Partnering to Achieve School Success: A Collaborative Care Model of Early Intervention for Attention and Behavior Problems in Urban Contexts, Thomas J. Power , Heather A. Jones, Jennifer A. Mautone, and Nathan J. Blum20. Dissemination of Evidence-Based Programs in the Schools: The Coping Power Program, John E. Lochman, Nicole R. Powell, Caroline L. Boxmeyer, and Rachel Baden21. Prevention, Early Childhood Intervention, and Implementation Science, Samuel L. Odom, Marci Hanson, Joan Lieber, Karen Diamond, Susan Palmer, Gretchen Butera, and Eva Horn22. Taking effective prevention to scale, Brian K. Bumbarger, Daniel F. Perkins, and Mark T. Greenberg23. Youth Policy and Politics in the United States: Toward an Increased Focus on Prevention, Siobhan M. Cooney, Thomas R. Kratochwill, and Stephen A. Small

Dr. Beth Doll is a Professor and Director of the School Psychology Program at the University of Nebraska Lincoln.Dr. William (Bill) Pfohl is a Professor of Psychology at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green Kentucky.Dr. Jina Yoon is Associate Professor and Co-Director of the School and Community Psychology program at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan.

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• 1. The current status of youth prevention science, Beth Doll and Jina Yoon 2. Placing Prevention into the Context of School Improvement, Howard S. Adelman and Linda Taylor3. School Mental Health: Prevention at All Levels, Kevin Dwyer and Erika Van Buren4. Screening for Mental Health and Wellness: Current School-Based Practices and Emerging Possibilities, Erin Dowdy, Michael Furlong, Katie Eklund, Elina Saeki, and Kristin Ritchey5. Implementing Universal Screening Systems Within an RtI-PBS Context, Hill M. Walker, Herbert H. Severson, Gale Naquin, Cynthia D’Atrio, Edward G. Feil, Leanne Hawken, and Christian Sabey6. Building Conditions for Learning and Healthy Adolescent Development: A Strategic Approach, David Osher and Kimberly Kendziora7. Assessment for integrated screening and prevention using the Resiliency Scales for Children and Adolescents, Sandra Prince-Embury8. Social Support: How to Assess and Include it in Research on Prevention and Youth Outcomes, Michelle K. Demaray, Christine K. Malecki, Lyndsay N. Jenkins, and Christy M. Cunningham 9. Peer support as a means of improving school safety and reducing bullying and violence, Helen Cowie and Peter K. Smith10. The Developmental Implications of Classroom Social Relationships and Strategies for Improving Them, Jan N. Hughes and Lisa K. Barrois11. Factors Influencing Teacher Interventions in Bullying Situations: Implications for Research and Practice, Jodi Burrus Newman, Karin S. Frey, and Diane Carlson Jones12. Development, evaluation, and diffusion of a national anti-bullying program (KiVa), Christina Salmivalli, Antti Kärnä, and Elisa Poskiparta 13. Promoting the Well-Being of School Communities: A Systemic Approach, Chryse Hatzichristou, Konstantina Lykitsakou, Aikaterini Lampropoulou, and Panayiota Dimitropoulou14. Promoting Student Resilience: Strong Kids Social and Emotional Learning Curricula, Oanh K. Tran and Kenneth W. Merrell15. Stimulating positive social interaction: What can we learn from TIGER (Kanjertraining)? Lilian Vliek and Bram Orobio de Castro 16. A Hybrid Framework for Intervention Development: Social Justice for Bullying in Low Resource Schools, Samuel Song and Wakako Sogo 17. Check & Connect: Enhancing School Completion through Student Engagement, Sandra L. Christenson and Amy L. Reschly18. Prevention and Early Intervention for Preschool Children At Risk for Learning and Behavior Problems, Maribeth Gettinger, Carrie Ball, Laura Mulford, and Alicia Serdula19. Partnering to Achieve School Success: A Collaborative Care Model of Early Intervention for Attention and Behavior Problems in Urban Contexts, Thomas J. Power , Heather A. Jones, Jennifer A. Mautone, and Nathan J. Blum20. Dissemination of Evidence-Based Programs in the Schools: The Coping Power Program, John E. Lochman, Nicole R. Powell, Caroline L. Boxmeyer, and Rachel Baden21. Prevention, Early Childhood Intervention, and Implementation Science, Samuel L. Odom, Marci Hanson, Joan Lieber, Karen Diamond, Susan Palmer, Gretchen Butera, and Eva Horn22. Taking effective prevention to scale, Brian K. Bumbarger, Daniel F. Perkins, and Mark T. Greenberg23. Youth Policy and Politics in the United States: Toward an Increased Focus on Prevention, Siobhan M. Cooney, Thomas R. Kratochwill, and Stephen A. Small