Network Early Career Enhancement Program
The goal of the Network Early Career Enhancement (NECE) program is to create a cohesive and supportive experience for emerging scholars involved in the Early Learning Network.
With the support of Network principal investigators, the NECE program provides early career researchers with individualized training, professional development opportunities and mentored support.
Through their involvement with Network studies, early career researchers have the opportunity to establish practice and policy research targeting at risk children, identify malleable protective factors and find ways to close the achievement gap. As a group, NECE participants learn about collaboration, institutional roles and responsibilities, publishing and dissemination and a host of other topics relevant to young researchers.
Collaborative Projects
Measurement Invariance of Foundational Learning Skills in Kindergarten Boys With and Without Autism: A Secondary Data Analysis
October 2018
Society for Research in Child Development’s DEVSEC: Conference on the Use of Secondary and Open Source Data in Developmental Science
Nicole Sparapani, University of California, Davis, Natalie Koziol, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and Bonnie Mackintosh, Washington, DC Office of the State Superintendent of Education
Early Career Researchers
