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Arthur Horne, Ph.D. |
Arthur M. "Andy" Horne, dean of the College of Education, receives the Social Justice Award from a division of the American Psychological Association
Andy Horne Receives Top International Counseling Psychology Award
Arthur Horne to serve as interim dean of College of Education
Horne Named APA Fellow for 6th Time
Horne Receives Eminent Career Award
Annual EB-ACA Host 47th Annual Conference in Germany, with Dr. Arthur Horne and Dr. David Jolliff
A.C.T. Early and “Bully Busters”
Arthur (Andy) Horne
professor, counseling and human development
Andy Horne is principal investigator in Project A.C.T Early: Advancing the Competencies of Teachers for Early Behavioral Interventions of At-Risk Children, which has won national attention over the last several years. He was the principal investigator for National Institute of Mental Health grants investigating developmental aspects of behavior problems in children, and for 10 years was director of the Family Research Program, a project that examined collaborative methods of assisting families, schools, and juvenile justice systems to address problems of conduct and oppositional defiant disordered children. He is the author or editor of eight books including his most recent, “Bully Busters.”
Education: PhD in counseling and educational psychology, Southern Illinois University; ME in counseling, University of Florida; BA in English/Journalism Education
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Read Andy's latest article. |
Arthur (Andy) Horne, professor in counseling and human development services, was one of three national experts interviewed Sept. 24 on "Voices in the Family," a weekly show on award-winning National Public Radio station WHYY in Philadelphia on the topic of "Dealing With the Bullies in our Schools and Families." Hear interview.
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