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assistant clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences
center for developmental epidemiology
duke university
http://devepi.duhs.duke.edu/williamcopeland.html
dr. copeland is a clinical psychologist and epidemiologist, who trained at
the university of vermont and completed his clinical internship at duke
university medical center. he is currently an assistant professor at the
center for developmental epidemiology in the department of psychiatry and
behavioral sciences at duke university medical center.
dr. copeland’s
research program focuses on the presentation, course, and biological and
environmental causes of psychiatric disorders in childhood and adolescence.
his research goal is to study the pleiomorphic psychopathologic expression
of putative risk factors (including promising genetic markers) under varying
conditions of adversity across childhood and adolescence.
dr. copeland’s research program is supported by the national institute on
drug abuse, the national institute of mental health, and the national
alliance for research in schizophrenia and depression (narsad). in 2008, he
was awarded a narsad young investigator grant and a k23 career development
award through nimh. with his collaborators adrian angold, jane costello, and
pat sullivan, he is currently conducting a number of federally-funded
studies of gene-environment interplay in the development of mood and
substance disorders.
selected publications:
copeland, w., shanahan,l., costella, e. j., & angold, a. (2011). cumulative
prevalence of psychiatric disorders by young adulthood: a prospective cohort
analysis from the great smoky mountains study. journal of the american
academy of child & adolescent psychiatry, 50(3), 252-261.
copeland, w. e., shanahan, l., costello, e. j., & angold, a. (2009).
childhood and adolescent psychiatric disorders as predictors of young adult
disorders. archives of general psychiatry, 66(7), 764-772.