USD PhD student selected to participate at Haruv Institute international child maltreatment workshop
Carr, who resides in Beresford, S.D. but is originally from Wheat Ridge, Colo., earned a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Alaska-Anchorage. She is specializing in Human Development and Educational Psychology while studying at USD.
The Haruv Institute, part of The Hebrew University, is Israel’s leading authority on child abuse and neglect. Established by the Schusterman Foundation – Israel in 2007, its mission is to become an international center of excellence contributing to the reduction of child maltreatment; and to create and nurture a capable and skillful community of professionals dedicated to the welfare of children who have suffered from all types of abuse—psychological, physical, and sexual, as well as neglect.
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