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 Directory Dr. Mick Coleman
 

 Dr. Mick Coleman
Professor of Child and Family Development 

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Address:
203 Family Science Center II (House D)
405 Sanford Dr
Athens, GA 30602

E-Mail:
mcoleman@fcs.uga.edu

Phone:
706-542-4899

Fax:
706-542-4843

Research:
Family-School Relations; Early Childhood Health and Safety

Teaching:
Family-School-Community; Family Policy; Parent Education and Child Guidance; Student Teaching Supervision; Internship Coordination

Interests:
Family-School Relations; Family Policy; Early Childhood Health and Safety

Education:

1984Ph.D.Child and Family DevelopmentUniversity of Georgia
1978M.A.PsychologyGeorgia Southern College
1975B.A.PsychologyGeorgia Southern College

Selected Publications/Presentations:

Coleman, M., Wallinga, C., & Bales, D. (in press).  Addressing the epidemic of childhood overweight through use of the internet.  Dimensions of Early Childhood.

Coleman, M. (2007). A family bill of rights: Implications for family involvement practice, Democracy and Education, 16 (4), 6-13.

Wallinga, C., Coleman, M., & Bales, D. (2007). Health and safety: Involving community workers in early childhood classrooms. Dimensions of Early Childhood, 35, (2), 25-31.
 
Bales, D., Wallinga, C., & Coleman, M. (2006). Health and safety in the early childhood classroom: Guidelines for curriculum development. Childhood Education, 82, (3), 132-138.
 
Bales, D., Coleman, M., & Wallinga, C. (2006). Planning for family involvement in early childhood settings: A manual for family involvement. The University of Georgia, Athens. Funded through the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning.
 
Bales, D., Coleman, M., & Wallinga, C. (2006). Eat healthy, be active: Hands-on educational activities for the early childhood classroom. The University of Georgia, Athens. Funded through the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning.
 
Bales, D., Coleman, M., & Wallinga, C. (2005) Trainers’ guide to teaching basic health and safety in the early childhood classroom: A train-the-trainer curriculum. The University of Georgia, Athens. Funded through the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning.
 
Bales, D., Coleman, M., & Wallinga, C. (2004). Teaching basic health and safety in the early childhood classroom. The University of Georgia, Athens. Funded through the Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning.
 
Coleman, M. & Toledo, C. (2002). A study of the relationship between early childhood providers? Use of HIV/AIDS information sources, knowledge of HIV/AIDS, and attitudes toward caregiving policies. Early Childhood Education Journal, 30, 67-72.
 
Coleman, M., Toledo, C., & Wallinga, C. (2002). Child care providers? Use of HIV/AIDS information resources: Links to professional background variables and feelings about caring for an HIV-infected child. Early Child Development and Care, 172, 479-487.

 
 

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