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- NAME: Rachelle Lefevre
- OCCUPATION: Actress
- BIRTH DATE: February 01, 1979 (Age: 35)
- EDUCATION: McGill University
- PLACE OF BIRTH: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- ZODIAC SIGN: Aquarius
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Canadian actress Rachelle Lefevre is known for her film and television roles, most notably appearing in What About Brian, Off the Map and the Twilighti saga.
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Rachelle Lefevre was born in Canada on February 1, 1979. While waiting tables, Lefevre was discovered by a Canadian film producer who, in turn, helped the aspiring actress land her first acting gig. Lefevre then moved to Los Angeles and earned a reccurring role on the television show What About Brian. She later landed her big film break, when she was cast as Victoria in the Twilight film saga.
Early Life
Rachelle Lefevre was born on February 1, 1979, in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. One of four daughters, Lefevre grew up in a house full of women. Her father's family is French, and she learned to speak both English and French as little girl.
In high school, Lefevre worked as a waitress at a local sushi restaurant. While talking with coworkers one day about her aspirations to become an actress, she was overheard by a regular customer, who also happened to be a Canadian movie producer. The man spoke with Lefevre, and offered to mention her to a casting director friend of his.
The casting director connected with Lefevre right away, and the aspiring actress was soon auditioning for a role on the FOX Family Channel series Big Wolf on Campus, a teen werewolf spoof. In spite of her inexperience, at the age of 20, Lefevre was cast as one of the program's leads. She had just been accepted to McGill University when she was cast in the Canadian teen series.
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Lefevre spent the early part of her acting career in Montreal, but grew frustrated with the lack of English-speaking roles available there. As a result, she moved to Los Angeles, where she began to find success in both movies and on television.
Lefevre earned her first couple of roles in the United States in 2005: She was cast in a lead role on the little-seen TV show Life on a Stick, and earned a part in the Ed Burns film The River King. Lefevre went on to land small roles on big TV shows, including Bones, Veronica Mars, How I Met Your Mother, The Closer, CSI: NY and Boston Legal. Additionally, she earned reccurring roles on the TV series What About Brian and Swingtown.
Lefevre's big film break came when she was cast as the cat-like vampire Victoria in Twilight (2008), the first chapter of the popular film series based on the best-selling novels by Stephenie Meyer. The film became an international blockbuster, earning Lefevre enormous recognition. She went on to reprise the role in the second installment of the series, The Twilight Saga: New Moon. Due to scheduling difficulties, Bryce Dallas Howard replaced the actress for the franchise's third installment.
Lefevre continues to find success outside of Twilight, appearing in the films Barney's Version with Paul Giamatti and Casino Jack with Kevin Spacey, both released in 2010, among other recent roles. In 2011, she earned a lead role on the TV drama Off the Map.
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Off the set, Lefevre loves to travel and to spend time outdoors.
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The Tulane Club of Washington, DC is an active group of local alumni who organize social, educational, and cultural activities for Tulane alumni in the DC area. Our members are leading professionals in numerous fields including law, medicine, public health, business, and education. Some are leaders in their local communities; others are national leaders like U.S. Senator David Vitter (R-LA) and U.S. Rep. Gene Taylor (D-MS).
Many alumni clubs talk about the size of their email lists or the number of registered alums in a geographic area. Although our club boasts an impressive 5,000-person membership, the Tulane Club of DC prefers to measure its membership and success by the number of alums who regularly participate in club activities. We believe this is the true measure of alumni interest and the relevance the club and university play in the everyday life of local alums.
In just the past year the DC Tulane alumni club has fielded co-ed sports teams – flag football, basketball, soccer and softball. We have also hosted events at the National Gallery of Art and the Jewish Community Center. True to our Louisiana roots, we also hosted the most successful crawfish boil in the DC area, an annual Mardi Gras Party, and we bring a large group to the annual Swamp Romp at Wolf Trap.
The relevant - and fun - aspect of the DC Tulane alumni club is that we focus on well balanced activities. Sports keep us fit, intellectual pursuits keep our minds challenged, and our parties keep the good times rolling.
For the balance of 2006, our calendar of events include an evening at the Legg Mason Tennis Classic, a sailing cruise on the Chesapeake Bay, a Washington Nationals baseball Game, hopefully bringing home the alumni soccer league championship trophy, and certainly fielding another flag football team.
Activities of the club are always planned and organized by local alumni leadership with the assistance of the Tulane Office of Alumni Affairs. Since the reputation of the club has been to regularly offer exciting and fun events to all alums, we are continually challenging ourselves to try new things, but equally as important involve new people who have great ideas.
This page is an online bulletin board for local alumni to share information and ideas with each other. For example, if you are looking for a roommate, a new job, or new employee, or if you want to announce that a New Orleans band is coming to town, here's where to make your announcement.
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WHO All alumni that received a degree from Tulane from a class ending with a 4 or 9. That includes every reunion class starting with our most recent 2009 graduates working back in five year increments ending with the class of 1959's 50th reunion class.
WHAT The Albert H. Small, Jr. Reunion Gift Challenge Grant provides a match for all unrestricted reunion class donations, dollar for dollar, up to $500,000 total. Any unrestricted gift from alumni celebrating their reunion year will trigger the match that will automatically be applied to the Albert H. Small, Jr. Reunion Gift Challenge Grant.
WHEN For five months only - May 10th through October 10th 2009. This challenge will conclude during Tulane's homecoming weekend. The results from this initiative will be presented at the Wave'09 All Alumni party on Friday evening October 9th, 2009.
WHERE The Albert H. Small, Jr. Challenge matched portion of the reunion participants' gift will be directed to the Tulane City Center, which houses the Tulane Architecture's urbanBUILD research and outreach programs. Now, supporting what you love most about your alma mater also means helping the City Center continue its nationally recognized groundbreaking work in rebuilding the city of New Orleans.
WHY The challenge allows alumni to give to Tulane, knowing that the amount they give will be doubled. The impact of new gifts from alumni and matching funds from this challenge will provide essential support for Tulane during its rebuilding process.
This unique award was established six years ago by Timothy Sykes (Tulane College '03) to recognize and nurture talented individuals whose abilities and accomplishments may not be in traditional areas of endeavor. There are many ways to be "successful" in today's society and this award acknowledges young people with unique interests and passions. This does not preclude from consideration those with significant demonstrated success in the classroom or on the playing field - it simply seeks to broaden the definition of accomplishment in a university environment.
A candidate may self-nominate or be nominated by another member of the Tulane community by means of a statement (minimum 2 pages) that describes the individual's talent/potential and supports that description with a listing of his/her related accomplishments or an example of the applicant's work. Nominations are open to any member of the Tulane community – student, faculty, staff or young alumni. Applications for the award will be reviewed by a committee appointed by President Cowen.
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5-9 Happy hour special
Where: Hot n Juicy Crawfish
2651 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington DC 20008
(Woodley Park/Adams Morgan metro - red line)
You just got back in town from your Memorial Day vacation and what better way to be back in DC then to have crawfish and Abita! Even if you stayed in town, you need a break from the tourists. Come out to this Woodley Park favorite for their crawfish and other popular menu items.
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Lunch: 12pm
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Where: Nationals Park (Washington, DC)
When: Sunday, 20 May
First Pitch: 1.35PM
Cost: $20
The DC and Baltimore series are great local home and away games both at the same time. This year the DC and Baltimore Tulane alumni clubs are pairing up for one game of each series in each city. It will definitely be a lot of fun, and hopefully you can attend both games. Don't worry though, if only one of the match ups fits your schedule you can buy tickets to each game individually.
Where: Solly's U St Tavern
1942 11th St NW
Washington, DC 20001
When: Sat, 1 June
Starting after the boil at Ft Hunt (approx. 5.30PM)
While attending Tulane during the fall of 2003, McAlister Drive front man, Christoph Krey suffered through a life changing car accident in New Orleans. Despite the physical pain, the experience was the start of a long lasting love for songwriting as his fingers began to touch the stings and keys. Upon graduation, Krey had a catalogue of songs that spoke the true reality of finding internal happiness and confidence. Sharing these songs with the city of New Orleans became the sound development that yielded birth to McAlister Drive. In 2005, Christoph truly believed that New Orleans was the city for these songs to grow; however, Hurricane Katrina quickly moved him back to Boston where his inspiration started to come from the new world around him and the astounding Roots/Americana scene in Boston.
Now Christoph and McAlister Drive are bringing their sound to DC and want to share that with fellow Tulanians. And what would a Tulane party be without Abita? Solly's has worked with the local distributor to have Abita specials throughout the show.
Tickets are $15 and can be purchased here: http://crawfishafterparty.eventbrite.com/
Where: 9:30 Club (Concert) 815 V St. N.W.
Duffy's (Meet and Greet) 2106 Vermont Ave NW
When: Fri. 29 Jan
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The Cowboy Mouth 14th Annual Rock 'n Roll Mardi Gras Tour will be a bit different in that the band is going to depart from their normal set lists and the music will include many more traditional New Orleans Mardi Gras songs. While the band is in town they are making the time to hang out with the DC Tulane Alumni Club. The concert is at the 9:30 Club and we are holding our meet and greet across the street at Duffy's. So come have an early evening brew with your fellow alums and meet the band.
Alumni Club of Washington DC Annual
Crawfish Boil
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Noon to 5PM
Ft Hunt Park, Virginia
On Order
15,000 lbs of mudbugs coming direct from Louisiana
50+ BEvERage containers
Live New Orleans Jazz with 'Laissez Foure'
All you can eat spicy sausage, jambalaya, corn & potatoes
Transportation: *free* shuttles will circulate from the Huntington Metro (Yellow line) to the park all day starting at 11.30AM. Parking is very limited at Ft Hunt so everyone is encouraged to use the shuttles or carpool.
$55 per person
Kids 12 and under free
Non-crawfish eaters are encouraged to bring a picnic, and are not required to pay admission. Though please note this will also preclude you from the other food and beer as well.
Remember, beer will only be served in the cups provided and only 2 cups per person, per pass through the line. Crawfish is all you can eat, but again will only be served in the trays provided.
Bring your paypal receipts with you the day of the event.
Tickets are sold through www.dccrawfish.com. In case you are wondering, this event will sell out, and there an NO ticket sales at the door.
This is a RAIN -or- SHINE event and no refunds will be given for inclement weather.
Date: Sat, 17 Apr
Game Time: 1.05PM
Location: Nationals Stadium
Metro: Navy Yard (Green line)
Tickets: $18 (Outfield Gallery)
$10 (Upper Outfield Gallery)
The Nats are just starting the Spring Training season, and in the off season there was a lot of positive talk about roster, so hopefully this season is when the Nationals start to break out. The DC Tulane Club has two group sections - one in the Outfield Gallery and the other in the Upper section when the Milwaukee Brewers come to DC on Saturday, April 17th. If you've ever been to Nats stadium, you know there isn't a bad seat in the house.
Tickets will be at Will Call under the name of the person who purchased the tickets.
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Hey all,Just wanted to throw this out there... we had a great meetup in Abbotsford on Sunday, with 10 very friendly attendees from Abbotsford, Chilliwack, and other surrounding areas. We decided to…Continue
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Greetings fellow West Coast Canadian freethinkers!For those living in the Greater Vancouver area, I encourage you to check out some of the events that the BC Humanist Association puts on:…Continue
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Hey everyone, I am organizing a group volunteer event in Vancouver for the second half of November 2011. The idea is to volunteer as a large group at the Quest Food Exchange. I am also going to try…Continue
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Just a little story about a mayor in Kelowna. Mayor Sharon Shepherd has been caught pushing Christian values in government. …Continue
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You are all invited to our first ever Atheist conference in the Interior of BC.May 7th 2011 Kamloops, BCCheck out the website for details…Continue
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Last year my wife and I downloaded a bunch of atheist stickers from the web.Put them all together on a html page .I then went to Staples and bought some Avery sticker sheets and copied the sheet of…Continue
Check out the Secular Circular, a newsletter for atheists, skeptics, and humanists in the BC Interior: http://us2.campaign-archive2.com/home/?u=9b825da36311f7b39b303aca5&...
There are also a few tickets that have become available for next weekends Imagine No Religion 2 conference in Kamloops.
I agree, Kyle. Nice to see BC getting it's atheism on. :-) Up in Prince George, here.
Welcome Kyle. Been here for awhile although it's rather quiet....Williams Lake here.
Glad to see a group for us British Columbians! Typing from Vancouver.
Anyone in the Vancouver area, there is a Skeptics in the Pub meetup this Saturday that should be a lot of fun. 7PM at the Railway club, in the back bar room. No cover charge for skeptics. I went to one of these a few months back and it was a blast, everyone was very friendly and cool! Hope to meet some A|N'ers there, I'll be the redhead hanging out with 2 twin girls, come say hi!
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I noticed there is a box that lets us ad html code and applets, is there anything people think we need? I could set up a shared Google calendar for events? I'm just a group administrator, as far as I'm concerned, we all own this space, i encourage everybody to make it their own.
We have a new group started in the Kootenays, join on facebook or if you are not on facebook send me a PM with you email and I'll put you in contact with the group leader.
http://www.facebook.com/groups/155893307830063/If anyone is from the Fraser Valley/Abbotsford area and will be bored this sunday, our local group here is having a meetup at Legal Grounds coffee house at noon in one of the back board rooms. Just ask at the counter where the CFI meetup is happening :) For more info check out http://www.meetup.com/Centre-for-Inquiry-Atheists-and-Skeptic-Meetu...
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Abad, Vicky & Williams, Kate Elizabeth (2007) Early intervention music therapy : reporting on a 3-year project to address needs with at-risk families. Music Therapy Perspectives, 25(1), pp. 52-58.
Ainley, John, Berthelsen, Donna, Bittman, Michael, Hardy, Pollyanna, Harrison, Linda, Katz, Ilan, et al. (2008) How well are Australian infants and children aged 4 to 5 years doing? Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, Australian Government, Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Canberra.
Ainley, John, Berthelsen, Donna, Bittman, Michael, Harrison, Linda, Jackiewicz, Tanyana, Katz, Ilan, et al. (2008) Parenting and families in Australia. Department of Families, Housing, Community Services & Indigenous Affairs, Australia, Australian Capital Territory, Canberra.
Balda, Shanti & Irving, Kym A. (1999) Parental control and expectations for mature behaviour in Australia and India. Indian Journal of Social Research, 40(3), pp. 173-179.
Balda, Shanti & Irving, Kym A. (2000) Parental perception of preschool-aged children's temperament. Indian Journal of Social Research, 41(1), pp. 25-34.
Balda, Shanti, Irving, Kym A., & Catherwood, Dianne (2000) Temperament and social cognitive scores. The Anthropologist: international journal of contemporary and applied studies of man, 2(2), pp. 87-92.
Beck, Janine, Gow, Kathryn, & Liossis, Calliope (2005) Holocaust Survivors' Delay in Child Rearing and The Psychological Health of Their Children. Journal of Loss and Trauma, 10(2), pp. 205-219.
Berthelsen, Donna C. & Williams, Kate Elizabeth (2013) The relationship between children's emotional and cognitive self-regulation at 2 to 3 years and prosocial behavior in the early years of school. In Proceedings of the 14th Annual Conference of the Pacific Early Childhood Education Research Association: Empowering Children's Empathy via Early Childhood Education, Ewha Womans University and Educational Research Institute, Ewha Womans University, Seoul. (In Press)
Bonetti, Luigi, Campbell, Marilyn, & Gilmore, Linda (2010) The relationship of loneliness and social anxiety with children's and adolescents' online communication. CyberPsychology and Behavior, 13, pp. 279-285.
Boulton-Lewis, Gillian M. (2012) Introduction. In Boulton-Lewis, Gillian M. & Tam, Maureen (Eds.) Active Ageing, Active Learning : Issues and Challenges. Springer, London, pp. 1-10.
Boulton-Lewis, Gillian M., Buys, Laurie, Lovie-Kitchin, Jan E., Barnett, Karen R., & David, Nikki (2007) Ageing, learning and computer technology in Australia. Educational Gerontology, 33(3), pp. 253-270.
Boulton-Lewis, Gillian M., Buys, Laurie, & Tedman-Jones, Jan S. (2007) Conceptions of aging and engagement in learning for a sample of lifelong intellectually disabled adults. In Bissland, V. & McKenzie, B. (Eds.) A Legacy of Learning : Sharing Global Experiences of Learning in Later Life, 9-11 May 2007, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow.
Boyd, Wendy, Walker, Susan, & Thorpe, Karen (2013) Choosing work and care : four Australian women negotiating return to paid work in the first year of motherhood. Contemporary Issues in Early Childhood, 14(2), pp. 168-178.
Buckley, Lisa & Sheehan, Mary C. (2008) Reducing adolescent risk-taking through classroom-based programs. In Young People, Crime and Community Safety: Engagement and Early Intervention Conference, 25-26 February 2008, Melbourne, Australia. (Unpublished)
Buckley, Lisa & Sheehan, Mary C. (2008) Social capital to prevent injury: Providing skills for adolescents to protect their friends from risk-taking. In Population Health Congress, 6-9 July 2008, Brisbane. (Unpublished)
Buckley, Lisa, Sheehan, Mary C., & Chapman, Rebekah L. (2009) Adolescent protective behaviour to reduce drug and alcohol use, alcohol-related harm and interpersonal violence. Journal of Drug Education, 39(3), pp. 289-301.
Burnett, Paul C. & McCrindle, Andrea R. (1997) The relationship between significant others' positive and negative statement statements and self-talk, self-concepts, and self-esteem. In 1997 Annual Conference of the Australian Association for Research in Education, November - December 1997, Brisbane, Australia.
Burnett, Paul C. & McCrindle, Andrea R. (1999) The relationship between significant others' positive and negative statements and self-talk, self-concepts and self-esteem. Child Study Journal, 29(1), pp. 39-48.
Buys, Laurie, Boulton-Lewis, Gillian M., Tedman-Jones, Jan S., Edwards, Helen E., Knox, Marie F., & Bigby, Christine (2008) Issues of active ageing : perceptions of older people with lifelong intellectual disability. Australasian Journal On Ageing, 27(2), pp. 67-71.
Buys, Laurie & Knight, Stephen (2003) The involvement and influence of adult children in their parents' decision to move to a retirement village. Australasian Journal on Ageing, 22(2), pp. 91-93.
Buys, Laurie & Miller, Evonne (2006) The meaning of "active ageing" to older Australians: Exploring the relative importance of health, participation and security. In 39th Australian Association of Gerontology Conference, 39th Australian Association of Gerontology Conference, Sydney.
Buys, Laurie, Miller, Evonne, & Robinson, Karen (2009) Australia. In Palmore, Erdman B., Whittington, Frank, & Kunkel, Suzanne (Eds.) The International Handbook on Aging : Current Research and Developments (Third Edition). ABC-CLIO, Santa Barbara, California, pp. 95-106.
Campbell, Jennifer & Gilmore, Linda (2007) Intergenerational continuities and discontinuities in parenting styles. Australian Journal of Psychology, 59(3), pp. 140-150.
Campbell, Marilyn & Gilmore, Linda (2006) Children's Fears Post September 11. In 2006 Joint Conference of the Australian Psychological Society and the New Zealand Psychological Society, 26-30 September, Auckland, New Zealand.
Campbell, Marilyn & Gilmore, Linda (2009) Fathers as informants of children's fears and worries. Australian e-Journal for the Advancement of Mental Health, 8(2).
Campbell, Marilyn A. (2009) Innovative ways to assist young anxious children. In Wilkie, William (Ed.) Sensitivity and Childhood Trauma. Amanda Flynn Foundation, Clear Mountain, Brisbane, pp. 76-88.
Campbell, Marilyn A. (2004) School victims: An analysis of 'my worst experience in school' scale. In McWilliam, Erica, Danby, Susan, & Knight, John (Eds.) Performing educational research : theories, methods and practices. Post Pressed, Flaxton, Australia, pp. 77-87.
Campbell, Marilyn A. (2007) 'A is for Anxiety' A parent's guide to managing children's anxiety. Post Pressed, Teneriffe, Queensland.
Campbell, Marilyn A. & Gardner, Sallie (2005) A pilot study to assess the effects of life coaching with Year 12 students. In Cavanagh, Michael, Grant, Anthony M., & Kemp, Travis (Eds.) Evidence-Based Coaching. Australian Academic Press, Brisbane, pp. 159-169.
Campbell, Marilyn A. & Rapee, Ronald M. (1996) Current issues in the assessment of anxiety in children and adolescents: A developmental perspective. Behaviour Change, 13(3), pp. 185-193.
Campbell, Marilyn A., Rapee, Ronald M., & Spence, Susan H. (2000) Developmental changes in the interpretation of rating format on a questionnaire measure of worry. Clinical Psychologist, 5(2), pp. 49-59.
Campbell, Marilyn A., Rapee, Ronald M., & Spence, Susan H. (2001) The nature of feared outcome representations in anxious and non-anxious children. Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 11(1), pp. 85-99.
Coyne, Joe (2013) Parenting from the outside-in : reflections on parent training during a potential paradigm shift. Australian Psychologist, 48(5), pp. 379-387.
Cuskelly, Monica, Gilmore, Linda, & White, Sarah (2012) Contributors to life satisfaction in parents of an adult child with Down syndrome. Journal Of Intellectual Disability Research, 56(7-8), p. 733.
Cuskelly, Monica, Jobling, Anne, Gilmore, Linda, & Glenn, Sheila (2006) Parental strategies for assisting children to wait. Down Syndrome Research and Practice, 11(2), pp. 55-63.
Cuskelly, Monica, Gilmore, Linda, Jobling, Anne, & Glenn, Sheila (2009) Strategy use of children with Down syndrome in a delay of gratification situation. Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities, 6(2), pp. 101-102.
Danby, Susan J. & Thorpe, Karen J. (2006) Compatibility and Conflict: Negotiation of Relationships by Dizygotic Same-Sex Twin Girls. Twin Research and Human Genetics, 9(1), pp. 103-112.
Davis, Elspeth, Eivers, Areana, & Thorpe, Karen (2012) Is quality more important if you're quirky? A review of the literature on differential susceptibility to childcare environments. Australasian Journal of Early Childhood, 37(4), pp. 99-106.
Devitt, Susannah K. (2006) Some problems with a behavioristic account of early group pretense. In Proceedings of the 28th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, Erlbaum Associates, Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre, Vancouver.
Devitt, Susannah K. (2005) The nonconceptual gateway to early word learning. In 27th Annual Conference of the Cognitive Science Society, 21-23 July 2005, Stresa, Italy.
Dillon, Lisette H. (2010) Gimmelife : listening for dialogic voices in the email self-narratives of gifted young adolescents. Current Narratives, 2, pp. 104-118.
Dingli, Kelly, Buckley, Lisa, Reveruzzi, Bianca, Chapman, Rebekah L., Watson, Angela, & Sheehan, Mary C. (2013) The effects of risk factors and protective factors on influencing engagement in risky behaviours and injury experiences for high-risk adolescents. In Australian and New Zealand Society of Criminology (ANZSOC), 1-3 October 2013, Brisbane Exhibition and Convention Centre, Brisbane, QLD. (Unpublished)
Eivers, Areana, Brendgen, Mara, Vitaro, Frank, & Borge, Anne (2012) Concurrent and longitudinal links between children's and their friends' antisocial and prosocial behavior in preschool. Early Childhood Research Quarterly, 27(1), pp. 137-146.
Endicott, Renae & Liossis, Calliope (2005) Australian Adolescents' Perceptions of their Parents - An Analysis of Parenting Styles, Communication & Feelings Towards Parents. Youth Studies Australia, 24(2), pp. 24-31.
George, S.M., Connor, J.P., Gullo, M.J., & Young, Ross McD. (2010) A prospective study of personality features predictive of early adolescent alcohol misuse. Personality and Individual Differences, 49(3), pp. 204-209.
Gilmore, Linda (2006) "You're not leaving the table until you're finished": Problem Eating Behaviours and Mother-Child Conflict during Early and Middle Childhood. In Katsikitis, Mary (Ed.) Psychology Bridging the Tasman: Science, Culture & Practice, 26-30 September 2006, Auckland, NZ.
Gilmore, Linda (2010) The developmental consequences of rare chromosome disorders : two case reports. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 23(5), p. 438.
Gilmore, Linda & Campbell, Marilyn (2009) Competence in Intelligence Testing : A Training Model for Postgraduate Psychology Students. The Australian Educational and Developmental Psychologist, 26(2), pp. 165-173.
Gilmore, Linda & Campbell, Marilyn (2006) "Give me a name for what is wrong with him" : a case study of a rare chromosome disorder. Australian Journal of Guidance and Counselling, 16(2), pp. 225-232.
Gilmore, Linda & Campbell, Marilyn (2007) Spiders, bullies, monsters or terrorists: What scares Australian children? Children Australia, 32(3), pp. 29-33.
Gilmore, Linda, Campbell, Marilyn A., Shochet, Ian M., & Roberts, Clare (2013) Resiliency profiles of children with intellectual disability and their typically developing peers. Psychology in the Schools, 50(10), pp. 1032-1043.
Gilmore, Linda, Cuskelly, Monica, Martin, Vicki, Glenn, Sheila, Glenn, Sheila, & Jobling, Anne (2008) Child characteristics associated with delay of gratification in children with Down syndrome. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, 52(8-9), p. 674.
Gilmore, Linda, Fletcher, Janet, & Hudson, Alan (2013) A commentary on the current and future status of educational and developmental psychology in Australia. The Australian Educational and Developmental Psychologist, 30(1), pp. 1-12.
Gilmore, Linda, Shochet, Ian M., Campbell, Marilyn A., & Roberts, Clare (2010) The assessment of mental health in children with intellectual disability. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 23(5), p. 423.
Gilmore, Linda, Waugh, Melanie, Haynes, Allison, Hearne, Carley, Mercer, Charlotte, & Wilson, Kimberley (2012) Supporting siblings of children with a rare chromosome disorder. Unique, pp. 1-8.
Greenslade, Jaimi H., Sheehan, Mary C., Siskind, Victor, & Schonfeld, Cynthia C. (2003) An examination of young people's attitudes and norms as determinants of drink driving in adulthood. In Canadian Multidisciplinary Road Safety Conference XIII, 8-11th June, Banff, Alberta.
Haworth, Narelle L., Mulvihill, Christine, & Rowden, Peter J. (2006) Teaching old dogs new tricks? Training and older motorcyclists. In Australasian Road Safety Research, Policing and Education Conference, 25-27 October 2006, Gold Coast, Queensland.
Haworth, Narelle L., Mulvihill, Christine, & Rowden, Peter J. (2007) Teaching old dogs new tricks?: Training and older motorcyclists. Journal of the Australasian College of Road Safety, 18(4), pp. 20-25.
Haynes, Allison, Gilmore, Linda, Shochet, Ian M., Campbell, Marilyn A., & Roberts, Clare (2013) Factor analysis of the Self Report Version of the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire in a sample of children with intellectual disability. Research in Developmental Disabilities, 34, pp. 847-854.
Hwang, Yoon-Suk, Evans, David, & MacKenzie, Jim (2007) Theory-of-Mind Continuum Model: Why Mind Matters in Philosophy, Psychology and Education. International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, 2(3), pp. 249-258.
Irving, Kym A. (1995) Social development : personal identity and social competence. In Boulton-Lewis, Gillian & Catherwood, Dianne (Eds.) The Early Years : Development, Teaching and Learning. Pitman, London.
Irving, Kym A. (1998) The location and arrangement of peer contacts : links with friendship initiation knowledge in four to seven year olds. In Slee, Phillip T. & Rigby, Ken (Eds.) Children's Peer Relations. Routledge, London, pp. 164-182.
King, Mark J. (2004) Intersection crashes involving older drivers: Relative involvement in urban and rural areas at night and by day. In Road safety issues for older road users:. CARRS-Q, QUT, Carseldine, Queensland, pp. 93-102.
Laffey-Ardley, Sioban T. & Thorpe, Karen J. (2006) Being Opposite: Is there Advantage for Social Competence and Friendships in Being an Opposite Sex Twin? Twin Research and Human Genetics, 9(1), pp. 131-140.
Mallan, Kimberley M., Daniels, Lynne, Thorpe, Karen J., Nothard, Michaela, Nicholson, Jan, Scuffham, Paul, et al. (2014) Dads at the dinner table a cross-sectional study of Australian fathers' child feeding perceptions and practices. Appetite, 73, pp. 40-44.
Mallan, Kimberley M., Daniels, Lynne, Wilson, Jacinda, Jansen, Elena, & Nicholson, Jan (2013) Association between maternal depressive symptoms in the early postnatal period and responsiveness in feeding at child age two years. Maternal And Child Nutrition. (In Press)
Mallan, Kimberley M., Nothard, Michaela, Thorpe, Karen J., Nicholson, Jan, Wilson, Andrew, Scuffham, Paul, et al. (2013) The role of fathers in child feeding : perceived responsibility and predictors of participation. Child : Care, Health and Development. (In Press)
Marschark, Mark, Green, Vanessa Ann, Hindmarsh, Gabrielle, & Walker, Sue (2000) Understanding theory of mind in children who are deaf. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 41(8), pp. 1067-1073.
McGee, Tara R. & Mazerolle, Paul (2003) Characteristics of adolescents who recover from early antisocial behaviour. In The Australian Sociological Association Conference, 4-6 December 2003, Armidale, NSW, Australia.
Meuter, Renata F.I. & Buckley, Leigh (2008) The adolescent emotional maelstrom : do adolescents process and control emotion-laden words differently to adults? The Mental Lexicon, 3(1), pp. 9-28.
Meuter, Renata F.I. & Simmond, Matthew (2007) The aging bilingual and executive function: Beyond the Simon effect. In The 6th International Symposium on Bilingualism, May 30 - June 2, 2007, University of Hamburg, Germany. (Unpublished)
Miller, Evonne, Buys, Laurie, & Roberto, Karen (2005) Feeling Blue?: The importance of a confidant for the wellbeing of older rural married Australian and American men. In 38th Annual Conference of the Australian Association of Gerontology, November 2005, Gold Coast.
Mohay, Heather A. (2007) Premature Babies. In Ayers, Susan, Baum, Andrew, McManus, Chris, Newman, Stanton, Wallston, Kenneth, Weinman, John, et al. (Eds.) Cambridge Handbook of Psychology, Health and Medicine (2nd Ed). Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, pp. 827-830.
Moon, Natasha M., Mohay, Heather A., & Gray, Peter H. (2007) Developmental patterns from 1 to 4 years of extremely preterm infants who required home oxygen therapy. Early Human Development, 83(4), pp. 209-216.
Mulvihill, Christine & Haworth, Narelle L. (2006) Crashes of older riders - Characteristics and implications for countermeasures.
Nicholson, Jan, Lucas, Nina, Berthelsen, Donna C., & Wake, Melissa (2010) Socioeconomic inequality profiles in physical and developmental health from 0-7 years : Australian National Study. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health.
Nicholson, Jan M., Berthelsen, Donna C., Abad, Vicky, Williams, Kate, & Bradley, Julie (2008) Impact of music therapy to promote positive parenting and child development. Journal of Health Psychology, 13(2), pp. 226-238.
Peel, Nancye, Steinberg, Margaret A., & Westmoreland, Jacky (2000) Transport safety for older drivers: A study of the experiences, perceptions and management needs. In Road Safety Research, Policing & Education Conference, 26-28 November 2000, Brisbane, Queensland.
Power, Thomas G., Sleddens, Ester F.C., Berge, Jerica, Connell, Lauren, Govig, Bert, Hennessy, Erin, et al. (2013) Contemporary research on parenting: conceptual, methodological, and translational issues. Childhood Obesity, 9(1), s-97.
Rakotonirainy, Andry & Steinhardt, Dale A. (2009) In-vehicle technology functional requirements for older drivers. In Proceedings of the 1st International Conference on Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications, ACM Press, University of Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany, pp. 27-33.
Rankins, Debbie, Wellard, R. Mark, Cameron, Fergus J., McDonnell, Ciara, & Northam, Elisabeth (2005) The impact of acute hypoglycaemia on neuropsychological and neurometabolite profiles in children with type 1 diabetes. Diabetes Care, 28(11), pp. 2771-2773.
Ross, Anthony, Shochet, Ian, & Bellair, Rachael (2010) The role of social skills and school connectedness in preadolescent depressive symptoms. Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology, 39(2), pp. 269-275.
Rutter, Michael, Thorpe, Karen J., Greenwood, Rosemary, Northstone, Kate, & Golding, Jean (2003) Twins as a natural experiment to study the causes of mild language delay: I: Design; twin-singleton differences in language, and obstetric risks. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 44(3), pp. 326-241.
Sanson, Ann, Hakwins, Mary, Misson, Sebatian, & Berthelsen, Donna (2010) The development and validation of Australian Indices of Child Development — Part I: conceptualisation and development. Child Indicators Research.
Sanson, Ann V., Hawkins, Mary T., Misson, Sebastian, Ainley, John, & Berthelsen, Donna (2010) The development and validation of Australian indices of child development - Part II : validity support. Child Indicators Research.
Shallice, Tim, Marzocchi, Gian Marco, Coser, Silvano, Del Savio, Maria, Meuter, Renata F., & Rumiati, Raffaella I. (2002) Executive function profile of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Developmental Neuropsychology, 21(1), pp. 43-71.
Shaw, Lauren, Lennon, Alexia J., & King, Mark J. (2012) A qualitative investigation of older pedestrian views of influences on their road crossing safety. In Australasian Road Safety Research, Policing and Education Conference 2012, 4-6 October 2012, Wellington, New Zealand.
Sheehan, Mary C. & Chapman, Rebekah L. (2005) Meeting the challenges of designing an intervention for high risk adolescents. In International Council on Alcohol, Drugs and Traffic Safety Miniseminar, 26 August, Oslo, Norway.
Sheehan, Mary C. & Siskind, Victor (2000) The stability of drink driving behaviours: A longitudinal study of junior high school students. In 17th World Congress of International Association of Accident and Traffic Medicine, 28-31 May 2000, Stockholm.
Shochet, Ian M., Hoge, Rebecca, & Wurfl, Astrid (2009) Building resilience to prevent mental health problems in young people : The resourceful adolescent programme (RAP). In Geldard, Kathryn (Ed.) Practical Interventions for Young People at Risk. SAGE Publishing Ltd, London, pp. 22-32.
Smith, Simon S. (2010) Treating late-life insomnia : a case study. In Casebook of clinical geropsychology : international perspectives on practice. Oxford University Press, United States of America, pp. 179-193.
Sun, Jenny, Mohay, Heather A., & O'Callaghan, Michael (2009) A comparison of executive function in very preterm and term infants at 8 months corrected age. Early Human Development, 85(4), pp. 225-230.
Tenneti, Raji, Johnson, Daniel M., Goldenberg, Liz, Parker, Richard A., & Huppert, Felicia A. (2012) Towards a capabilities database to inform inclusive design : Experimental investigation of effective survey-based predictors of human-product interaction. Applied Ergonomics, 43(4), 713 - 726.
Thorpe, Karen J. (2006) Best Practice: Twin children's Language Development. Early Human Development, 82(6), pp. 387-395.
Thorpe, Karen J. & Danby, Susan J. (2006) Compromised or Competent: Analyzing Twin Children's Social Worlds. Twin Research and Human Genetics, 9(1), pp. 90-94.
Thorpe, Karen J., Rutter, Michael, & Greenwood, Rosemary (2003) Twins as a Natural Experiment to Study the Cause of Language Delay: II: Family Interaction Risk Factors. Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry, 44(3), pp. 342-355.
Tindle, Elizabeth, Carroll, Trish, & Shuter, Patricia E. (2010) Muro de las Lagrimas (wall of tears): Living with dementia; family experience of loss and grief. Congruence, 3, pp. 22-25.
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Wake's main campus is Reynolda, home to the school's undergraduate colleges as well as a handful of its graduate schools. At the center of the Reynolda campus are two quads, Hearn Plaza and Magnolia Quad. These two grassy lawns are linked by Reynolda Hall. North of Hearn Plaza, or the "Upper Quad," is perhaps the school's most famous and most photographed building, Wait Chapel, which houses Wingate Hall and Davis Chapel. Benson University Center, a frequently visited spot for most Wake students, is near Magnolia Quad. It has a food court with plenty of tables as well as classrooms and conference rooms. Across Benson is Tribble Hall, an academic building where English and history classes are held. Students say the complex structure is reminiscent of a Harry Potter building, because new students are guaranteed to get lost wandering the halls. Most of the buildings on campus are in the Georgian style, characterized by brick or stone buildings in red, tan, or white. Winston-Salem is a small city that together with Greensboro and High Point makes up the Piedmont Triad region on North Carolina. The presence of the university is a source of pride for most of the town, and students and locals definitely interact on a regular basis. Winston-Salem is considered one of American's most authentic colonial towns, and the Old Salem District and Historic Bethabara near the university are some of the most important relics of the town's colonial history. The Reynolda Historic District features the estate of R.J and Katharine Reynolds, which is now a museum, with gardens on the grounds. Reynolda Village, in the same immediate area, has shops and restaurants, such as Monkee's or the Village Tavern, and is popular among students. There are some nightlife options downtown, but mostly limited to a few bars frequented by students. The Winston-Salem Sports Complex is the major sport and entertainment venue for the area. There may be plenty to do in Winston-Salem, though some find the downtown area is not always inviting to students. As a result a "bubble" often hangs over Wake and the area immediately around it, and students prefer to inside it. A favorite tradition among enthusiastic Deacons is "rolling the quad." After an important athletic victory students gather as much toilet paper as they can and cover the quad's trees and lawn. For huge wins against rivals, usually other North Carolina schools like Duke and UNC, students say the quad is completely white. For seniors it is customary to take part in Senior Fifth. At the last home football game of the season outgoing seniors have from midnight to midnight the next day to finish a fifth of liquor. Newly pledged Greeks must participate in Pledge Night. An older fraternity or sorority member leads the new pledge around and instructs people to "Kiss my pledge!" They keep tally of how many smooches they receive on their arm or stomach. This tradition marks the beginning of pledging for fraternities. Muggsy Boegues (1987) is a retired professional basketball player known for being the shortest NBA player in the league's history. Tim Duncan (1997) is a professional basketball player. Honors include 1996 ACC Tournament Most Valuable Player, Naismith College Player of the Year, 1997 John Wooden Award as NCAA's best overall male player, and 1997 NBA Draft first draft pick. Russell "Rusty" Duke (1970) is a judge on the North Carolina Superior Court. Lee Norris (2004) is an actor best known for his role as Stuart Minkus in the TV show Boy Meets World. Brian Piccolo (1964) was a professional football player who died of emryonal cell carcinoma. Piccolo was the subject of the 1971 TV movie Brian's Song. The Demon Deacons have won a total of eight national championships in four sports: women's field hockey, golf, men's soccer and baseball. Wake Forest is an NCAA Division I team as well as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Two of Wake's most popular teams are football and men's basketball. In 2006 the football team won the ACC Title and went to the Orange Bowl to play the Louisville Cardinals. Even though they lost, 24-13, they became the smallest school to ever compete in the Bowl Championship Series. That same year, Coach Jim Grobe was selected ACC Coach of the Year and also won the AP Coach of the Year award. The Demon Deacons men's basketball team is famous for producing NBA players as well as having a competitive program, year after year. They have made 16 straight postseason appearances, the longest streak in their conference. In 1962 they reached the Final Four. Women's field hockey has enjoyed three national championships, in 2002, 2003 and 2004 under Head Coach Jennifer Averill. Men's soccer recently earned their first NCAA championship, beating Ohio State 2-1 in 2007. Wake's student cheering program is called the Screamin' Demons. They ensure that students turn out and athletes receive as much support as possible from fans. Screamin' Demons members can purchase season tickets, and get a card that serves as an automatic pass to sporting events. But if a student misses more than two games, they lose the privilege of quick entry. In 2003 the Princeton Review named Wake Forest the second "Most Connected Campus" in the United States for issuing new Lenovo ThinkPad laptops to all students and faculty as well as color printers to all undergraduates. The school also provides Resident Technology Advisors (RTAs) trained to aid students with their laptops. The school has hosted two presidential debates, between George H.W. Bush and Governor Michael Dukakis in 1988 and George W. Bush and Al Gore in 2000. In spring of 2006, in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the Volunteer Service Corps (VSC), one of the most popular student organizations, sent 30 Wake students to help in the relief effort in New Orleans. There are seven freshman dorms, all of about equal desirability. Collins, Luter, Babcock, and Bostwick are all on the Magnolia Quad (among the main academic buildings) and have similar setups. Luter, however, has suite-style rooms, with two doubles connected by a bathroom. The rest have a bathroom on each hall and a lounge. Johnson, the fifth dorm on the quad, is substance-free for students who prefer that lifestyle. The two other dorms for freshmen, Piccolo and Palmer, are somewhat removed from the rest of campus because of their location near Water Tower Field and the Cross Country Trail. Freshmen that live there often refer to them as "P-Town," or "P-World" because they are separated from the other dorms. 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