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Peer Reviewed Articles

 

Pace, S., Xu, Y., & Harrison, T.M. (under review). The Comfort with Technology and its Association with Depression of Custodial Grandparents During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Grandfamilies.

 

Harrison, T.M., Xu, Y., Forrester, P., Lewis, A. (under review). Exploring Motivations and Challenges in Racial Justice Research Partnerships between Schools, State Agencies, Communities, and University Researchers. Michigan Journal on Community Engagement and Service-Learning.

 

Doyle, J., Williams, T., Harrison, T. M., Coletrain, R., & Hagans, M. (under review). Being in Community with Communities: A Reimagined Model of Teacher Education. Engaged Scholar Journal: Community-Engaged Research, Teaching, and Learning.

 

Xu, Y., & Harrison, T. (2023). Socioemotional and Behavioral Problems of Grandchildren Raised by Grandparents: The Importance of Grandparent-Grandchild Relational Closeness and Conflict. Children.

 

Xu, Y., Wang, Y., McCarthy, L., Harrison, T., & Doherty, H. (2022). Mental/behavioral health and educational outcomes of custodial grandchildren raised by custodial grandparents: A mixed-methods systematic review. Health & Social Care in the Community. https://doi.org/10.1111/hsc.13876
 

Xu, Y., Pace, S., McCarthy, L., Harrison, T., & Wang, Y. (2022). Interventions to improve outcomes of grandchildren raised by grandparents: A systematic review. Research on Social Work Practice. https://doi.org/10497315221079352.

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Xu, Y., Pace, S., Kim, J., Iachini, A., King, L. B., Harrison, T., DeHart, D., Levkoff, S.E., Browne, T., Lewis, A. A., Kunz, G.M., Reitmerier, M., Utter, K., & Simone, M. (2022). Threats to online surveys: Recognizing, detecting, and preventing survey bots. Social Work Research.

Tran, H., Martinez, D., Aziz, M., Reinhardt, S., & Harrison, T. (2021). Of Coalition and Resistance in Abbeville v. South Carolina: A Policy Regimes Analysis. Educational Studies.

 

Harrison, T. M., Weigel, D.S., & Smith, M.B. (2020). The Application of Faith and Learning: Faith-Based Anchor Institutions and Community Engagement. Metropolitan Universities, 31(3). https://doi.org/10.18060/23896

 

 

Book Chapters

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Harrison, T. & Anders, A. D. (book chapter proposal accepted, 2023). “Yeah, they still walking on us”: A Black historiography of athletic venue expansion at a division I flagship university in the South. Colleges and their Communities.

 

Harrison, T., Xu, Y., Forrester, P., Levkoff, S., Lewis, A., Kunz, G., & Utter, K. (2023). Educational and mental health challenges of grandchildren raised by grandparents during the COVID-19 pandemic in a Southeastern state: Qualitative results from a community-based study. In M. Reardon & J. Leonard (Eds.), School-University-Community Research in a (Post) COVID-19 World! (p. 83-110). Information Age Publishing, Inc.

 

Harrison, T. & Tran, H. (2019). How Can Higher Education Engage with Rural Communities to Address their Teacher Shortages. In Tran, H., Smith, D., & Buckman, D. (Eds.) Stakeholder Engagement: Improving Education through Multi-Level Community Relations (p. 105-120). Lanham, Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group, Inc.

 

VanScoy, I., Fallucca, A., Harrison, T. & Camp, L. (2018). A Graduation Distinction with ePortfolios: Impact on Student, Faculty, and Institutional Learning. In Eynon, B. & Gambino, L. Catalyst in Action: Case Studies in High Impact ePortfolio Practice. (p. 15-31). Sterling, VA: Stylus Publishing, LLC.

 

Additional Publications

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Harrison, T. (2020). If you are not talking about equity, you are not paying attention. SEL Brief.

 

Harrison, T., Bodrick, J., Camp, L., Fallucca, A., Hiott, A., & Patterson, R. (2018). Closing the Feedback Loop: Visible Learning with Intentional Reflection. NASPA Student Affairs Partnering with Academic Affairs Synergy Newsletter.

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Relevant Presentations

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Doyle, J., Williams, T., Harrison, T., Coletrain, R. (2024, November). Being in Community with Communities: A Reimagined Model of Teacher Education. [Presenter]. American Educational Studies Association. Greenville, SC.

 

Dillensnyder, J., Harrison, T., Herring, A., & Martin, S. (2024, May). Examining Imposter Phenomenon Through our Lived Experiences and Research as Doctoral Students [Presenter]. International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry. University of Illinois at Champaign, Champaign, IL, United States.

 

Swanson, L., Harrison, T., & Utter, K. (2024, April). Current Issues/Open Dialogue: South Carolina PreK Multilingual Learner Landscape Analysis and Needs Assessment. [Presenter]. Southeastern Immigration Studies Association (SEISA). Spartanburg, SC.

 

Harrison, T. (2023, October). The Materiality of Expansion: Athletics Urban Renewal Projects and the University of South Carolina. [Virtual]. Critical Race Studies in Education Association. Chicago, IL, United States.

 

Harrison, T. (2023, September). Formal and Informal Good Ol’ Boy Networks: Wielding Power within our Public Institutions. [Virtual]. Organization of Educational Historians.

 

Carnesale, L. & Harrison, T. (2023, July). Educational Enlaces: Weaving and supporting the early learning experiences of teachers and young multilinguals. [Virtual]. South Carolina Multilingual Learner Program Conference. Columbia, SC, United States.

 

Cook, B., Harrison, T., Kunz, G., Hinton, C., Googe, H. (2023, June). Engaging Communities in School-Based Research and Practice. [Symposium]. Readiness for Family Engagement in Education: Development of a Family Level Survey. Society for Community Research and Action conference. Atlanta, GA.

 

Carnesale, L. & Harrison, T. (2023, April). Reinforcing the Importance of Creating and Connecting in Meaningful Ways with Multi Lingual (ML) Families and Caregivers in Early Childhood Settings. [Presenter]. Southeastern Immigration Studies Association (SEISA). Greenville, SC.

 

Pace, S., Xu, Y., and Harrison, T. (2023, March). The Impact of Technology Use on Custodial Grandparents’ Depression. [Virtual Symposium]. National Association of Social Workers- South Carolina Annual Conference. Columbia, South Carolina. 

 

Xu, Y., Pace, S., McCarthy, L., Harrison, T., & Wang, Y. (2023, January). Examining Internalizing and Externalizing Behavioral Problems of Grandchildren Raised by Grandparents: The Importance of Grandparent-Grandchild Relationship Quality. [Presenter]. Society for Social Work and Research Conference. Phoenix, AZ.

 

Xu, Y., Harrison, T., Levkoff, S., Lewis, A., Kunz, G., & Utter, K (2023, January). Custodial Grandchildren's School Attendance and Academic Performance during COVID-19: The Role of Technology and Grandparents' Comfort Level with Technology. [Presenter]. Society for Social Work and Research Conference. Phoenix, AZ.

 

Xu, Y., Wang, Y., McCarthy, L., Harrison, T., & Doherty, H. (2023, January). Mental/Behavioral Health and Educational Outcomes of Grandchildren Raised by Custodial Grandparents: A Mixed-Methods Systematic Review of Research Evidence in 10 Countries. [ePoster]. Society for Social Work and Research Conference. Phoenix, AZ.

 

Xu, Y., Harrison, T., Wang, Y., McCarthy, L., & Pace, S. (2023, January). Interventions to Improve Outcomes of Grandchildren Raised by Grandparents: A Systemic Review. [ePoster]. Society for Social Work and Research Conference. Phoenix, AZ.

 

Harrison, T., Blanton, K., Herring, A., & Bloom, M. (2022, November). Graduate Student Activism during the era of Anti-truth and equity bills. [Presenter]. American Educational Studies Association, Pittsburgh, PA, United States.

 

Dillensnyder, J., Harrison, T., Herring, A., & Martin, S. (2022, October). Working Through Imposter Phenomenon as Doctoral Students [Presenter]. University of South Carolina Center for Teaching Excellence, Columbia, SC, United States.

 

Harrison, T. (2022, September). Conducting Racial Justice Research during the era of Anti-equity Sentiment [Symposium]. Engaged Scholarship Consortium, Athens, GA, United States.

 

Harrison, T., Smith, C., & Hinton, C. (2022, August). Collaborative Practices: Bringing Families and Practitioners Together [Virtual conference session]. Palmetto Pre-K Jamboree,

Columbia, SC, United States.

 

Xu, Y. & Harrison, T. (2022, April). Behavioral Health Challenges and Behavioral Health Needs among Grandchildren Raised by Grandparents during COVID-19 [Virtual conference session]. Southeastern Behavioral Health Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, United States.

 

Kunz, G., Harrison, T., Cook, B., & Swanson, L. (2022, April). Time for Action: An Action Lab Approach to Engaging Carolina Family Engagement Center Community Partners [Virtual conference session]. Southeastern Behavioral Health Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, United States.

 

Cook, B., Wandersman, A., Kunz, G., Harrison, T., & Hinton, C. (2022, April). Ready, Steady, Go: Readiness Across Systems in a Critical Time of Need, Recovery, and Opportunity [Virtual conference session]. Southeastern Behavioral Health Conference, Myrtle Beach, SC, United States.

 

Harrison, T., Zheng, J., & Lewis, A. (2022, April). The Need for Community: Building capacity and coalitions to benefit schools and families [Paper session]. American Educational Research Association, San Diego, CA, United States.

 

Harrison, T. (2019, October). More Money, Same Problems in Rural Schools [Paper session accepted]. University Council for Education Administration, New Orleans, LA, United States.

 

Harrison, T. & Hiott, A. (2018, December). Building a Culture of Leadership: A Campus Retrospective [Presenter]. NASPA Leadership Educators Institute, Orlando, FL, United States.

 

Fallucca, A. & Harrison, T. (2018, September). Promoting Integrative & Experiential Learning [Presenter]. National Society for Experiential Education, Savannah, GA, United States.

 

Harrison, T. (2015, February). Student Activism and Social Justice at Colleges and Universities. [Presenter]. USC’s Student Diversity Retreat, Winnsboro, SC.

 

Rooney, N. & Harrison, T. (2015, February). The Feminist Leader: Who is S(he)? [Presenter]. Student Leadership and Diversity Conference, Columbia, SC.


Harrison, T. (2014, February). Current Events: Richard Sherman to Trayvon Martin. [Presenter]. USC’s Student Diversity Retreat, Lake Wylie, SC.

 

Harrison, T. & Weigel D. (2014, February). Great Expectations: Leading with Purpose. [Presenter]. Student Leadership and Diversity Conference, Columbia, SC.

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