Rayna A. Sage
Areas of Interest
Family, Education
Education
B.A. Human Development, Washington State University 2001
M.A. Human Development, Washington State University 2003
Current Research
My areas of interest include family, education, transition to work, and prevention.
Recent Publications & Presentations
Hill, L., Goates, S., Rosenman, R., Parker, L., & Sage, R. (in progress). Approaches to
cost/benefit analyses in substance use prevention programming.
Overath, R., Hill, L., Sage, R., & Crawford, J. (in progress). Real-life adaptations of evidence based programming in Washington State: Program fidelity and outcomes.
Hill, L., McGuire, J., Parker, L., & Sage, R. (2008). 4-H healthy living literature review: Summer,
2008. National 4-H Healthy Living Task Force.
Miller, B. C., Sage, R., & Winward, B. W. (2006). Teen childbearing and public policy. In L. Kowaleski-Jones & N. Wolfinger (Eds.). Fragile Families and the Marriage Agenda. New York: Springer.
Miller, B. C., Sage, R., & Winward, B. W. (2005). Adolescent pregnancy. In G. Adams & T. Gullotta (Eds.). The Handbook of Dysfunctional Behavior in Adolescence: Theory,
Practice, and Prevention. New York: Springer.
Sage, R. A., Marshall, J. P., & Lee, T. R. (2004). Youth mentoring and mental health.
Report of the National Council on Family Relations, 49(1), F13-F14.
Sage, R. A. (2003). Self-protective behaviors of sexually experienced adolescent girls: Do paternal processes matter? Thesis Project. Washington State University.
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