Faculty & Staff Details
Richard Briscoe, Ph.D.
Research Assistant Professor
Division of Training, Research, Education and Demonstrations (TREAD)
Brief Biography
Dr. Briscoe conducts research, training, and dissemination activities particularly focused on 1) strengths, natural supports and faith-based approaches that improve the academic achievement of children within African-American communities, 2) culturally competent community -based research, and 3) developing intervention strategies to improve service delivery systems within African-American communities. Dr. Briscoe is a recognized spokesperson, has published articles and given national presentations in the areas of minority mental health, children's behavioral health, strengths-based approaches, and African-American families. He is also active on many community boards and agencies, is a recipient of the First Annual Kente Award, presented by the USF African-America Advisory Committee given to members of the community and to USF faculty and staff who have fostered improved relationships between the African-American community and the university.
Key Publications
Phase I Report: Developing Sustainable Infrastructure in Support of Quality Field-Based Practice (SIP)
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