Ty Partridge
Associate Professor
Director, Research Design and Analysis Unit
313-577-2813
5057 Woodward Ave, Room 8406
Detroit, MI 48202
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Ty Partridge
Department
Psychology
Dr. Partridge is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology Wayne State University and the director of the Research, Design and Analysis Unit at Wayne State University. His research interests include the influence of urban poverty on early childhood development, adolescent risk behaviors, developmental psychobiology, emotion regulation, early childhood literacy, longitudinal methods, complex adaptive systems and relational developmental systems theory. Dr. Partridge also has over 20 years of experience in community-based research, public health and prevention interventions and evaluation research.
Research
Current research projects
- Evaluation of a Collaborative Community Based Intervention Testing Five Models of School Readiness Promotion in Urban Low-Income Communities (Funded through United Way of Southeast Michigan via a Social Innovation Fund Award from the Corporation for National and Community Service)
- Evaluation of a Community Based Family Check-up Model Intervention to Support Families in Urban Low-Income Communities (Funded through United Way of Southeast Michigan via a Social Innovation Fund Award from the Corporation for National and Community Service)
- Mental and Physical Health Outcomes for Adolescents with Access to a School Based Health Center (In partnership with JFM Consulting and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services)
- Developmental Experiences Across of Individuals Who Identify as Multi-racial or Multi-cultural: From Childhood to Emerging Adulthood
Education
- Ph.D. (1999) Wichita State University
- Post-Doctoral Fellowship (1999-2001) University of Illinois at Chicago
Courses taught by Ty Partridge
Fall Term 2023 (future)
- PSY8190 - Statistical Analysis of Longitudinal and Nested Data
- PSY7400 - Introduction to Life-Span Developmental Psychology
Winter Term 2023 (current)
Fall Term 2022
- PSY8190 - Statistical Analysis of Longitudinal and Nested Data
- PSY7400 - Introduction to Life-Span Developmental Psychology
- PSY2030 - Statistical Methods in Psychology