The Feel Your Best Self program, co-led by Sandra Chafouleas, is featured.

Sandra Chafouleas pens commentary about dealing with the emotional impact of the presidential election.

The UConn Collaboratory on School and Child Health’s project Feel Your Best Self, led by Sandra Chafouleas, is featured.

The UConn Collaboratory on School and Child Health, led by Sandra Chafouleas and Neag School alumna Kathleen Williamson ’13 MA ’17 Ph.D., is featured.

Sandra Chafouleas pens article on learning from Travis Kelce’s Super Bowl sideline behavior.

Sandra Chafouleas was interviewed regarding the pop-up class on well-being that she is coordinates.

The UConn course on well-being launched by Sandra Chafouleas is featured.

Sandra Chafouleas and the project she co-leads, Feel Your Best Self, are referenced.

Feel Your Best Self, co-led by Sandra Chafouleas, is featured.

“It looks to me like they’ve taken the CDC measure and whittled or changed it to fit the context of what the Florida political structure wants,” explained Dr. Sandra Chafouleas, a professor in educational psychology for the Neag School of Education at the University of Connecticut.

Chafouleas is not involved in Florida’s survey or the CDC’s YRBS. But she has spent her career studying and creating youth assessments. We asked Dr. Chafouleas to review Florida’s new survey for its strengths and weaknesses.