MARCIA BAYNE-SMITH, PhD
231-23 129th Avenue
718-997-2719 (Office)
Laurelton, NY 11413
718-978-3351 (Home)
e-mail: DrMBSmith@aol.com
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Education:
1990
1974
1970
PhD
M.S.
B.A.
Columbia University, School of Social Work, NY, NY
Columbia University, School of Social Work, NY, NY
Marymount Manhattan College, New York, NY
Employment:
2004 to present
1996-2004
1990-1996
1982-1990
1978-1982
1970-1978
Teaching Experience
1990 to Present
Undergraduate Courses
Associate Professor
Urban Studies Department - Queens College, CUNY
Tenure - Assistant Professor
Health Education Department
Director of Social Work
St. John's Episcopal Hospital, Queens, New York
.
Planning/directing administrative operations
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Designed and implemented an out patient, revenue
producing Social Work Clinic with billing for 1990,
in excess of $150,000
Write, pursue and obtain public and private grants.
Director of Social Work
Parkway Hospital, Forest Hills, New York
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Designed and directed discharge planning program
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Monitored quality assurance systems
.
Evaluated effectiveness of Social Work Services
Manager (1976-1978)
Catholic Charities of Brooklyn and Queens
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Developed agency policy to meet standards set by
state and local regulatory child welfare agencies.
Supervisor (1974-1976,
The Brooklyn Catholic Guardian Society
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Planned and supervised staff assignments and
caseloads
Caseworker (1970-1972)
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Provided direct service to agency clients
Queens College, City University of New York
#232-Parent and Child Health (HPED)
#203-Health Counseling (HPED)
#201-Patient Education (HPED)
#220-Community & Organization (UBST)
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Teaching – Undergrad - continued:
#220-Women and Health (UBST)
#221-Public Policy & Implem.(UBST)
#231-Organization /Administration of Health Care System (HPED)
#102-Urban Services and Institutions (UBST)
Graduate Courses
#706 Immigrant Health: Caribbean Americans (HPED)
#745 Community and Organization (UBST)
#724 Introduction to Public Poilicy
Supervision – Masters Theses (UBST)
1989 to 1991
Fordham University, New York.
Adjunct Faculty – Graduate Social Work Program
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Behavioral Science sequence
- Behavioral Sciences I (SW6214)
- Behavioral Sciences II (SW6215)
1986 to 1988
Molloy College, Rockville Center, New York
Adjunct Faculty - Undergraduate
- Social Policy 201 & 202.
- Community Organization 310
Publications:
Books
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Daughters of the Diaspora: Challenges of Migration, Race/
Identity and Well-Being in the Americas. (Manuscript in preparation)
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Bayne Smith, Marcia A., Graham Yvonne J. & Guttmacher, Sally. CommunityBased Health Organizations: Advocating for Improved Health. JoseyBass/Wiley, 2005
Bayne Smith, Marcia A., Ed., Race, Gender and Health. California: Sage
Publications, January, 1996.
Book Chapters
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Bayne Smith, Marcia A., Race, Gender, Class and Health, in Jean
Belkhir, (Ed.) An Introductory Textbook on Race, Gender
and Class Studies., Univ. of New Orleans, 1999.
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Bayne Smith, Marcia A., "Ethnic Organizations and the Politics of
Multiculturalism: The Case of Caribbean Americans", in John Stanfield,
III, (Ed.) Research in Social Policy, Vol. 4, JAI Press, 1996.
Bayne Smith, Marcia a., YJ Graham, MA Mason, and M. Drossman. “Disparities
In Infant Mortality Rates Among Immigrant Caribbean Groups in New
York City,” In Annette M. Mahoney, DSW, (Ed.) The Health and Well
Being of Caribbean Immigrants in the United States.
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. and Annette Mahoney. Caribbean Americans in
Encyclopedia of Social Work, 2008
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Peer Reviewed Articles
Bayne Smith, Marcia A., Mizrahi, Terry, Garcia, Martha, Interdisciplinary
Community Collaboration (ICC): Perspectives of community practitioners on
successful strategies. Journal of Community Practice 16 (3), 2008.
Mizrahi, T., Bayne Smith, M. & Garcia M.L. Comparative perspectives on
Interdisciplinary community collaboration from academia and practitioners.
practitioners . Community Development: The Journal of the Community
Development Society, 39 (3), 2009.
Garcia, M.L., Mizrahi, T. and Bayne Smith, M. Education for Interdisciplinary
Community collaboration and development: The components of a Core
Curriculum by Community Practitioners. Accepted by Journal of Teaching in
Social Work, June 2008 (Publication date 2010).
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Fardy, Paul S.,Ann Azzollini, John Magel, Kathryn H. Schmitz,
Denise Agin. Improvements In Heart Health Behaviors And Reduction In Coronary
Artery Disease Risk Factors In Urban Teenage Females Through School-Based
Intervention: The Path Program. Am J. Public Health, 2004, 94(7): 1538-1543.
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Graham, Y.J. and Mason M.A., Drossman, Michelle. Disparities
in Infant Mortality Rates Among Selected Ethnic Groups in New York City.
Journal of Immigrant And Refugee Services. 2004:Vol.2(3/4), pp:29-48.
Glen P. Mays, Heather A. Hesketh, Alice S. Ammerman, Chris K. Stockmyer, Tamara
Lewis Johnson, Marcia Bayne Smith. Integrating Preventive Health Services
within Community Health Centers: Lessons from WISEWOMAN. Journal of
Women’s Health. June 2004, 13 (5) 607-615.
Fardy, P.S., Azzollini, A. Magel, JR, White, RE, Schmitz, MK, Again, D, Clark LT,
Bayne Smith, M. Kohn, S.L., Tekverk, L. Gender and ethnic differences in
health behaviors and risk factors for coronary disease among urban teenagers: the
PATH Program. J Gend Spec Med. 2000 Mar-April 3(2): 59-68.
Martin-Combs, Claire P. and Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Quality of Life Satisfaction
Among Black Women 75 Years and Older. Journal of Gerontological Social
Work, 2000 Vol.34(1),
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Primary Care: Choices and Opportunities For Racial/Ethnic
Minority Minority Populations in the USA and UK Comparative Analysis,
Journal of Ethnicity and Health, 1999 Vol. 4(1)
Bayne Smith, Marcia A.& Mason, Marco A., Developmental Disability Services to
Caribbean Americans in New York City, Journal of Community Practice. Vol 2,
No. 1, July, 1995.
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Teen Incentive Program: Evaluation of A Health Promotion
Model for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention. Journal of Health Education, Vol.
25, No.1, Jan.-Feb. 1994, pp. 24-29.
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Publications (continued)
Abstracts
Bayne Smith, Marcia, Fardy, Paul S. Catelli, Linda Azzollini, Ann. Improved Heart
Health Behaviors and Reduced Risk Factors in Adolescent Girls: the PATH
Program. Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation, September/October 1998 Volume 18 - Issue 5 - p 352. Abstracts From The Canadian Association Of
Cardiac Rehabilitation Annual Meeting
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Teen Incentive Program: Evaluation of A Health Promotion
Model for Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention. Journal of Health Education, Vol.
25, No.1, Jan.-Feb. 1994, pp. 24-29.
Reports
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. Health Care Reform: Financial and Systems Change. Report to:
The Office of the Borough President of Brooklyn, Preferred Health Partners, The
Arthur Ashe Institute for Urban Health and the New York Urban League.
Proceedings of Conference held on Friday April 4, 2008 at Brooklyn Borough
Hall
Bayne Smith, Marcia A. and Yvonne Graham, RN, MPH, Immunization Seminar: The
Immigrant Community and its Cultural Imperative. Report to the National
Immunization Program, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Public Health
Conf. Grant # R13/CCR21281501. Oct.1997
Newsletter Articles
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Bayne Smith, Marcia A., "Immigration: Focus on Women" in Network News.
The Newsletter of Sociologists for Women in Society, Vol. 12, No.4, Winter,
1995.
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Bayne Smith. Marcia A.”Race, Ethnicity, Class and Culture, Closing the Gap:
Newsletter of the Office of Minority Health, U.S.DHHS, Special Issue – March
1998.
Works in Progress
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Bayne Smith, Yossi Korazim, Terry Mizrahi. “Interdisciplinary Collaborations in
Community Health. (Book Manuscript in preparation)
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Bayne Smith, Marcia A. “Conversemos: Pilot Test Results of a Transnational
HIV Prevention Intervention Mode. (Manuscript in preparation)
Grants and Fellowships:
Recent Grants Obtained
2010 Mizrahi, T. and Bayne Smith M. CUNY Collaborative Grant $38,000.00
2008 Bayne Smith, “Conversemos”: A Transnational HIV Prevention Project.
Funded for $200,000.oo - The Ford Foundation, 2008-2010.
2006 Bayne Smith, Marcia A. “Daughters of Diaspora,” An Intergenerational ” Model
for HIV/AIDS Prevention: Funded: $300,000.00 Office of Women Health in
the DHHS, through Caribbean Women’s Health Association, Inc. (CWHA)
2006 Bayne Smith, Marcia Caribbean Adaptation of the CDC “SISTA” DEBI Model.
Funded for $350,000.00 New York City Department Health and Mental Hygiene
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(NYCDOHMH) through CWHA.
2006 Bayne Smith, Marcia, “Black Women and HIV AIDS” $6,000.oo PSC-CUNY
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Previous Grants
Queens College:
- 1999 - 2004
$300,000 New York State Dept of Health (5-Yrs)
- 1996
$ 20,000 CUNY Collaborative Research Grant
- 1996
$ 2,000 PSC-CUNY
- 1993
$
750 CUNY -Caribbean Research Foundation
- 1990
$
500 CUNY - BioMedical Grant
Research Fellowship-Doctoral Dissertation
- 1989
$ 5,000
Council on Social Work Education,
Caribbean Women's Health Association (CWHA)
- 2003 - 2007
$750, 000 HRSA- USDHHS (Total grant: $3.4million)
- 1997
$ 20,000 Centers for Disease Control
- 1994
$6.5 million New York City-Primary Care
- 1994
$ 800,000 New York State Dept. of Health
Development Corp
- 1994
$ 450,000 The U.S. Public Health Service
-1993
$ 35,000 The New York Community Trust
- 1993
$ 20,000 J.P.Morgan Guaranty Trust
- 1992
$ 35,000 The New York Community Trust
- 1991
$ 110,000 New York State Dept. of Health
- 1990
$ 75,000 United Hospital Fund
St. John's Episcopal Hospital
- 1990
$ 25,000 The Aaron Diamond Foundation
- 1990
$ 75,000 United Hospital Fund
- 1989
$ 25,000 The Aaron Diamond Foundation
- 1989
$ 10,000 The Louis Calder Foundation
- 1989
$ 20,000 New York City Youth Bureau
- 1988
$ 51,000 New York State Dept. of Social Svcs.
- 1987
$ 51,000 New York State Dept. of Social Svcs.
( The Teen Incentive Program)
- 1987-9
$750,000 New York State Dept. of Health ( Prenatal Care)
Scholarly Presentations: (Partial List)
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“Conversemos” A multi-national, multi-component approach to HIV-AIDS
Prevention in the circum-Caribbean region. Conversemos is funded by the
Ford Foundation. Presented at the Caribbean Studies Association’s
Annual Meeting in Salvador da Bahia, Brazil, 2007.
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The Carib Tips Program A culturally responsive approach to improving
compliance with HIV medical care. Carib Tips, funded by HRSA in the
USDHHS is a joint project of CWHA and Lutheran Medical Center.
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Presented at the Easter Sociological Society Conference. Philadelphia,
March, 2007
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Scholarly Presentations: (Partial List continued…)
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Providing HIV/AIDS Services to Caribbean populations at home and in New
York City. CARIB NEWS Conf., Nassau, Bahamas, Nov. 7th, 2003..
Placing Families and Culture at the Core of Adolescent Reproductive Health.
NOAPPP Conference, Arlington, Va. Monday Nov. 10, 2003
Community Health Workers SPIG Session. APHA, San Francisco, Ca. Monday,
Nov. 17, 2003.
Plain Talk: An Effective Model for Working with Latino and African American
Youth. APHA, Oral session # 4302. San Francisco, Ca. Tues. Nov 18,
2003
Immigrant Health Status in NYC: Cause for Concern. Presented at the PNHP
Forum on Health Care Disparities, Health Care Justice and Health Care
Reform: Race, Politics and Money. The Second Annual Joanne Lukomnik
Health Care Reform Forum, April 29, 2003, New York City.
Caribbean Immigrant Health Issues in New York City. Round Table Discussion
of International Health Professionals, IV International Conference on
Primary Care, March 17, 1993, Havana, Cuba.
Three Paths, Key Note Speech at the 1994 Commencement Exercises of the
284th Academic Year of The Trinity School, New York City, June 10th, 1994.
Social Work for the next Millenium, Conference on "Social Work in the Year
2,000: Preparing for Practice in a community of Diversity." sponsored by
the AHANA Association, New York Univ., March, 25, 1995
An Overview of Critical Issues in Women's Physical and Mental Health, Key
Note of Twenty-Third Annual Symposium of the Shirley M. Ehrenkranz
School of Social Work at New York Univ., April 19, 1996.
Consulting - U.S.A. (Partial List)
2003 to
Washington D.C. Grant Makers
Present
Annual project to advise their program of giving.
1999 – 2003
Office of Minority Health, USDHHS
Panel Member-Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services
(CLAS) in Managed Care Organizations. Assist with development of
standards for managed care organizations.
2002
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Panel Member – 100 Experts
from around the country developed current distribution plan for small pox
vaccine. Result: Initially immunize all military, medical personnel and
first responders.
Grant Makers in Health
Presentation on highest needs in the nation as a basis for advising them on
their giving program for the next decade.
2002
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Consulting – U.S.A. (Partial List….continued)
1998
1997
1997
1994 –
Present
1991 –
Present
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention –USDHHS
Panel Member – Healthy People 2000 Progress Review for Black
Americans.
Office of Research on Women’s Health - NIH
Assist in development of national women’s research agenda for the next
millennium
Bureau of Primary Health Care – HRSA (Women’s Division)
Development of Women’s Health Agenda
Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration - USDHHS
Provided cultural proficiency training for administrative and program staff
an anti-drug prevention work across cultures.
The Annie E. Casey Foundation Training/ technical assistance with
implementation of the Plain Talk program , development of Immigrants
Services Initiative. Evaluation
The National Cancer Institute (NCI)- USDHHS
Office of Minority Health, U.S. Dept. of Health, Rockville, Md.
Review and recommend proposals for funding.
Review of Healthy People 2000 objectives for African Americans
US/UK Collaboration on Eliminating racial/ethnic health disparities
International Consulting: (Partial Listing)
Summer 1992
Health Ministry of Grenada, W.I. and St. Georges University
School of Medicine in Grenada, W.I.
Developed cross cultural Conference for health professionals in the
U.S and Caribbean Region.
Fall, 1997 London England.
Commissioned by Office of Minority Health of the U.S. Dept. of
Health and Human Services to write a comparative analysis of the
development of Primary care in both countries and to serve as a
U.S. delegate to U.S./U.K. conference in London on delivering
primary care services to racial ethnic minorities in both countries.
Community Service:
Past Board Chair
Board Member
Board Member
Caribbean Women's Health Association, Brooklyn, New
York
The Caribbean Research Center, Medgar Evers CollegeCUNY
The Health Disparities Institute, SUNY-Downstate
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MPH Program, University Hospital of Brooklyn.
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Professional Affiliations:
NASW
Public Health Association of New York City
Caribbean Region Public Health Association
Awards:
2006
2001
1997
1996
1994
1992
Fulbright Senior Specialist Award
Research grant award to develop employer based health programs in the
Borough of Queens, NYC
Public Health Association of New York City - 1997 Special Merit Award
Brooklyn YWCA -1996 Woman of Influence Award
Caribbean Women's Health Association - Health Advocate Award
The Marcus Garvey Centennial Commission - The Marcus Garvey
Centennial Award
Current Research:
Providing Health Services to Immigrant and Under-served Populations in the US.
Legend:
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Refereed
(**) Invited
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