The second position is open with respect to child or youth age-range and topic of specialization, but particular areas of interest include adversity and trauma, neurodivergence, social determinants of health and development, family support and parenting, child and family policy analysis, child life, developmental trajectories for children with medical challenges, program evaluation (e.g., home visiting, doula programs, preschool for all or Head Start programs, child abuse prevention programs), developmental neuro/science approaches to whole-child teaching and learning, and children's media and digital health. Erikson Institute, one of the nation's premier graduate schools in child development, invites applications for two tenure-track assistant professor positions to contribute significantly to our doctoral (PhD) program in child and family studies, and either or both of our master of science programs in early intervention (MSECE-EI) and child development (MSCD).