- CABHR
- University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
- Helen Bader School of Social Welfare
- Mailing Address:
- P.O. Box 786
- Milwaukee, WI 53201
- Contact Us:
- Phone 414-229-5008
- Fax 414-229-2872
- cabhr@uwm.edu
- Michael Fendrich, Ph.D.
- Director of CABHR
Welcome
Research that Changes LivesCABHR is led by an interdisciplinary team of academic scientists with broad interest in the addictions and behavioral health. Established in 1991, the center has a history of pursuing epidemiological, intervention, and clinical research with important implications for addiction treatment and public policy. Our scientists currently hold $1.5 million in research grants.
What's New
- Position
Assistant Researcher (Assessor) vacancy - 2 positions #7676 and 4204
CABHR is seeking two Assistant Researchers (Assessors) for a women's health research study. Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work,Counseling, Psychology, Public Health, Nursing or related human services field is required. To apply, click the above link, then click the last link in the left column ("non-teaching academic staff"), then select the "ASSIS RESEARCHER" position for Department "B8635 CTR FOR ADDICTION STUDIES." Then click on "View" to see job details and to apply. -
Register Now for 2008 Seminars
Topics include the impact of caring for adult children with mental illness, social network analysis and ego networks, and violence intervention research. -
CABHR to Host College Drinking Forum
Scheduled for May 18, 2009 at Marquette University, the forum will feature leading experts including Bill DeJong, Ph.D. The goal is to foster collaboration on college-drinking prevention strategies in Milwaukee.- CABHR Launches Major Study of Women’s Risk Behavior
CABHR scientist Laura Otto-Salaj, Ph.D., received a five-year, $2.9 million grant from the National Institute on Drug Abuse to study risk behavior among African American women in Milwaukee.- Study Targets Opioid Dependence
CABHR scientists Michael Fendrich, Ph.D., Lisa Berger, Ph.D., and Mike Brondino, Ph.D., received funding to compare office-based to clinic-based delivery of medication to opioid-dependent patients.- Recent and Forthcoming Articles
The latest publications by CABHR scientists. - CABHR Launches Major Study of Women’s Risk Behavior