CURRICULUM VITAE
CHARLOTTE TOOLE GALLOWAY, MSPH, PHD
Revised March 2016
OFFICE ADDRESS:
Arnold School of Public Health
University of South Carolina
921 Assembly Street, Room 208B
Columbia, South Carolina 29208
803.777.6136
cgalloway@sc.edu
HOME ADDRESS:
6627 Christie Road
Columbia, South Carolina 29209
803.422.3813
charlottetoolegalloway@gmail.com
EDUCATION
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PhD
Health Promotion, Education and Behavior
University of South Carolina
2013
MSPH
Environmental Health Sciences
University of South Carolina
2005
BS
Microbiology, Cum Laude
Calhoun Honors College
Clemson University
2000
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
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2011-Present
Instructor and Academic Advisor (temporary/part-time)
Arnold School of Public Health
University of South Carolina
OTHER EXPERIENCE
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2002-2005
Industrial Hygiene and Safety Consultant
Albemarle Corporation
Orangeburg, South Carolina
2003-2004
Training Coordinator
Center for Public Health Preparedness
Arnold School of Public Health
University of South Carolina, Columbia
2004-2005
Evaluation Manager
South Carolina Homeland Security Exercise Program
Arnold School of Public Health
University of South Carolina, Columbia
2006-2011
Research Associate
Arnold School of Public Health
University of South Carolina, Columbia
2008-Present
Consultant
C. Galloway, LLC
2011-2013
Research and Evaluation Coordinator
South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy
Columbia, South Carolina
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
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Undergraduate Level Courses
2011-Present
PUBH 102: Introduction to Public Health
2013-Present
UNIV 101: Student in the University
2014-Present
PUBH 498: Public Health Capstone Seminar
STUDENT COMMITTEES/SUPERVISION
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Master Practicum Supervision
1. Student Name:
Jamie Stein, MPH
Title:
Laying the Groundwork HIV/AIDS Prevention Strategy for Youth
Role:
Supervisor
Presentation Date:
May 2010
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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2. Student Name:
Title:
Role:
Presentation Date:
Sarah Moran, MPH, MSW
Analysis of 2011 South Carolina Teen Birth Data
Supervisor
May 2012
Undergraduate Research/Senior Practice Experience/Honors Thesis
1. Student Name:
Charlotte Wertz, BS
Title:
Analysis of LARC Use at a Teen Clinic
Role:
Supervisor
Presentation Date:
May 2013
2. Student Name:
Title:
Role:
Presentation Date:
Kara Gay, BS
Case Study of Orphan Diseases
Second Reader, Honors Thesis
May 2015
3. Student Name:
Title:
Role:
Presentation Date:
Katy Hallman
Photo Journey of South Carolina Counties
Chair, Honors Thesis
May 2016 (expected)
4. Student Name:
Title:
Role:
Presentation Date:
Kayla McCulloch
Photo journey and exploration of South Carolina
Chair, Honors Thesis
May 2016 (expected)
5. Student Name:
Title:
Role:
Presentation Date:
Nathan Biyani
Comparison of the United States and India’s Health Systems
Chair, Honors Thesis
May 2016 (expected)
RESEARCH AND TRAINING: GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
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Title:
Source:
PI:
Dates:
Amount:
Role:
Academic Center for Public Health Preparedness
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Gene Feigley, PhD
October 2002-June 2011
$7,000,000
Training Coordinator
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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Title:
Source:
PI:
Dates:
Amount:
Role:
South Carolina Homeland Security Exercise Program
State Law Enforcement Division
Donna Richter, EdD, FAAHB
March 2004-July 2007
$175,000
Evaluation Manager
Title:
Source:
PI:
Dates:
Amount:
Role:
The Convergence of Animal and Public Health
W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Donna Richter, EdD, FAAHB
May 2006-November 2009
$1,191,865
Research Associate/Project Manager
Title:
Source:
PI:
Dates:
Amount:
Role:
South Carolina Citizen Awareness and Preparedness Project
State Law Enforcement Division/Department of Homeland Security
Sonya Forte Duhe’, PhD
July 2007-July 2008
$243,000
Research Associate/Project Manager
Title:
Source:
PI:
Dates:
Amount:
Role:
Laying the Groundwork for a Statewide HIV/AIDS Strategy for Youth
New Morning Foundation
Donna Richter, EdD, FAAHB
September 2009-September 2010
$42,157
Research Associate/Project Director
Title:
Source:
PI:
Dates:
Amount:
Role:
Infrastructure and Project-specific Support for the South Carolina Public Health
Institute
The Duke Endowment
Donna Richter, EdD, FAAHB
July 2008-June 2011
$886,436
Research Associate/Associate Director for Special Projects
Title:
Source:
PI:
Dates:
Amount:
Role:
South Carolina Public Health Consortium
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
Lillian Smith, DrPH
March 2008-February 2012
$208,760
Research Associate/Evaluator
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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PUBLICATIONS
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Peer Reviewed Articles
1.
Fox, A., Harley, W., Feigley, C., Salzberg, D., Toole, C., Sebastian, A., & Larsson, L..
(2005). Large particles are responsible for elevated bacterial marker levels in school air
upon occupation. Journal of Environmental Monitoring, 7, 1-7.
2.
Pearson, J.L., Galloway, C.T., Duhé, S.F., & Patterson, N. J. (2009). Understanding
citizen perspectives on preparedness: A focus group study of South Carolina residents.
Journal of Emergency Management, 7(6), 71-79.
Manuscripts in Review
1.
Galloway, C.T., Dixon, R., Duffy, J., Teens Perceptions of Contraception and Access to
Services, in review Journal of Adolescent Health
2.
Galloway, C.T., Dixon, R., Duffy, J., Alton, F. A Case Study of a Teen Clinic: An
Assessment of Administrative and Clinical Practices that Support Access to Long-Acting
Reversible Contraception, in review Health Promotion Practice
Manuscripts in Revision
1.
Galloway, C.T., Corwin, S.J., Richter, D.L., Prince, M.S., & Simmons, D.S. Exploring
Adolescent Males Communication Experiences with their Parents about Sex and
Contraception, preparing for submission to Family Relations
2.
Galloway, C.T., Corwin, S.J., Richter, D.L., Prince, M.S., & Simmons, D.S. Exploring
the Communication Experiences that Adolescent Males have with their Partners about
Sex and Contraception, preparing for submission to Journal of Sex Research
TECHNICAL REPORTS
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1.
Richter, D.L., Glover, S.H., Pearson, J.L., Galloway, C.T., LaRose, C., and Oglesby,
W.H. (December 2008). “Capstone Report: Mobilizing Against Threats To Community
Health.” Prepared for the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, Battle Creek, MI.
2.
Galloway, C.T. (April 2010). Evaluation of the EdCeptional Kids Initiative. Prepared
for EdVenture Children’s Museum, Columbia, SC.
3.
Galloway, C.T. (May 2010). “Evaluation Results of the Action Oriented Projects.”
Prepared for the Arnold School of Public Health Office of Public Health Practice.
4.
Richter, D.L., Galloway, C.T., and Stein, J. (July 2010). “Laying the Groundwork for an
HIV/AIDS Prevention Strategy for Youth.” Prepared for the New Morning Foundation,
Columbia, SC.
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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5.
Galloway, C.T. and Flynn, S. (April 2011). “Simply Stated: Teen Birth Trends.”
Prepared for the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, Columbia, SC.
6.
Galloway, C.T. (April 2011). Evaluation of the EdCeptional Kids Initiative. Prepared
for EdVenture Children’s Museum, Columbia, SC.
7.
Galloway, C.T. (February 2012). “Simply Stated: Promoting Access to Condoms and
Contraception.” Prepared for the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy,
Columbia, SC.
8.
Galloway, C.T. and Flynn, S. (April 2012). “Simply Stated: Winning the Battle.”
Prepared for the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, Columbia, SC.
9.
Galloway, C.T. (June 2012). Final evaluation report for the Readiness Alignment
Project. Prepared for the United Way of the Midlands and EdVenture Children’s
Museum, Columbia, SC.
10.
Galloway, C.T., Flynn, S., Alton, F.A. (June 2012) Final evaluation report of the
Promoting Access to Condoms and Contraception project funded by BlueCross
BlueShield of South Carolina Foundation.
11.
Galloway, C.T. (June 2012). “Voices from Project LEAD: Results from the Focus Group
Assessment.” Prepared for the Leadership Institute at Columbia College, Columbia, SC.
12.
Moran, S., Galloway, C.T., and Kirby, H. (July 2012). “Simply Stated: African
American Male Risk for Teen Fatherhood.” Prepared for the South Carolina Campaign
to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, Columbia, SC.
13.
Galloway, C.T. (August 2012). “Lessons Learned: Be in the Know.” Prepared for the
South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, Columbia, SC.
14.
Galloway, C.T. (October 2012). Evaluation of the Hands-On, Minds-On 2012 Summer
Institute for South Carolina Teachers. Prepared for EdVenture Children’s Museum,
Columbia, SC.
15.
Galloway, C.T. (November 2012). Results from the Survey of Museum Members about
Early Childhood Programs and Exhibits. Prepared for EdVenture Children’s Museum,
Columbia, SC.
16.
Galloway, C.T. (January 2013). “Lessons Learned: Promoting Access to Condoms and
Contraception.” Prepared for the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen
Pregnancy, Columbia, SC.
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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17.
Galloway, C.T. (June 2013). Final evaluation report for the Readiness Alignment
Project. Prepared for the United Way of the Midlands and EdVenture Children’s
Museum, Columbia, SC.
18.
Galloway, C.T. (July 2013). “Lessons Learned from the Readiness Alignment
Project.” Prepared for the United Way of the Midlands and EdVenture Children’s
Museum, Columbia, SC.
19.
Galloway, C.T. (October 2013). Evaluation of the Hands-On, Minds-On 2013 Summer
Institute for South Carolina Teachers. Prepared for EdVenture Children’s Museum,
Columbia, SC.
20.
Galloway, C.T. (December 2013). “Medicaid Administrative Activities Planning Grant
Summary of Activities.” Prepared for EdVenture Children’s Museum, Columbia, SC.
21.
Galloway, C.T. (January 2014). “Medicaid Administrative Activities: Assessment of
Health-related Exhibits.” Prepared for EdVenture Children’s Museum, Columbia, SC.
22.
Galloway, C.T. (June 2014). Final evaluation report for the Club EdVenture Afterschool
Program. Prepared for the United Way of the Midlands and EdVenture Children’s
Museum, Columbia, SC.
23.
Galloway, C.T. (June 2014). Final evaluation report for the BioDetectives Research
Program. Prepared for the South Carolina After School Alliance and EdVenture
Children’s Museum, Columbia, SC.
24.
Galloway, C.T. (August 2014). A Focus Group Analysis: Employee Engagement and
Retention. Prepared for McEntire Produce, Inc, Columbia, SC.
25.
Galloway, C.T. (August 2014). Development of Comprehensive Evaluation Plan for
Policy and Advocacy Initiatives. Prepared for New Morning Foundation, Columbia, SC.
26.
Galloway, C.T. (October 2014). Interim project report for Aprendamos Jugando:
Building EdVenture’s Capacity to Serve Hispanic/Latino Families. Prepared for the
Institute for Museum and Library Sciences and EdVenture Children’s Museum,
Columbia, SC.
27.
Galloway, C.T. (November 2014). Marketing Research Analysis of RubEyesTM.
Prepared for Marketing Performance, LLC and RubEyes, Inc.
28.
Galloway, C.T. (February 2015). Needs and Assets Assessment of Teen Pregnancy
Prevention Efforts in Cherokee County. Prepared for South Carolina Campaign to
Prevent Teen Pregnancy, Columbia, SC.
29.
Galloway, C.T. (April 2015). Evaluation of Adult Literacy and Basic Skills Initiative.
Prepared for J. Marion Sims Foundation, Lancaster, SC.
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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30.
Galloway, C.T. (June 2015). Needs and Assets Assessment for the Development of a
Teen Clinic in Greenville County. Prepared for South Carolina Campaign to Prevent
Teen Pregnancy, Columbia, SC.
31.
Galloway, C.T. (June 2015). Final project report for Maker Project in Club EdVenture.
Prepared for Cognizant and EdVenture Children’s Museum, Columbia, SC.
32.
Galloway, C.T. (July 2015). Final evaluation report for the BioDetectives Research
Program at Allendale-Fairfax High School. Prepared for the South Carolina After School
Alliance and EdVenture Children’s Museum, Columbia, SC.
33.
Galloway, C.T. (July 2015). Final evaluation report for the Club EdVenture Afterschool
Program. Prepared for the United Way of the Midlands and EdVenture Children’s
Museum, Columbia, SC.
34.
Galloway, C.T. (October 2015). Final evaluation report for Aprendamos Jugando:
Building EdVenture’s Capacity to Serve Hispanic/Latino Families. Prepared for the
Institute for Museum and Library Sciences and EdVenture Children’s Museum,
Columbia, SC.
PEER-REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS
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1.
Smith, L., and Toole, C. "Using tabletop scenarios to assess training and research needs."
South Carolina Public Association Annual Meeting, Myrtle Beach, SC, May 2004. Oral
presentation.
2.
Ellison, L., Richter, J., Smith, L., and Toole, C. "Academy for public health emergency
preparedness: Training for outcomes." 132nd Annual Meeting of the American Public
Health Association. Washington, DC. November 2004. Oral presentation.
3.
Berger, F., Brandt, H., Davis, A.Q., Duhé, S.F., Footman, G., Brewer-Footman, T., &
Galloway, C.T. "Shop Talk Movement: An evidence-based approach to increase
colorectal cancer awareness and screening in beauty salons and barbershops in SC."
James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture. Columbia, SC. April 2008. Poster
presentation.
4.
Richter, D.L., Glover, S., McCutcheon, G., Pearson, J.L., LaRose, C.M., Galloway, C.T.,
Oglesby, W.H., Friedman, D.B., Ogbuanu, C.A., and Fluornoy, M. “An Assessment of
the Disaster Preparedness Training Needs of Cooperative Extension Programs at 1890
Land-Grant Institutions.” 136th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health
Association. San Diego, CA. November 2008. Oral presentation.
5.
Oldendick, R.W., Duhé, S.F., Pearson, J.L., and Galloway, C.T. “Ready or Not? Public
Perceptions of Barriers to Preparing for Emergency Situations.” Annual Meeting of the
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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Association for Public Opinion Research. Hollywood, Florida. May 2009. Oral
presentation.
6.
Flynn, S. and Galloway, C.T. “The Added Value of a Second Act: Using Administrative
Data for Needs Assessment and Outcome Evaluation in Teen Pregnancy Prevention.”
Annual Meeting of the American Evaluation Association. Anaheim, CA. November
2011. Oral Presentation.
7.
Dixon, R. and Galloway, C.T. “Addressing the Needs of Older Teens: A National and
State Perspective.” Office of Adolescent Health and Administration on Children, Youth
and Families Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Grantee Conference. Baltimore, MD. March
2012. Oral presentation.
8.
Galloway, C.T. and Dixon, R. “Increasing Organizational Support for Long Acting
Reversible Contraception in Adolescents.” Office of Adolescent Health, Administration
on Children, Youth and Families and Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention/Division of Reproductive Health's Third Annual Teen Pregnancy Prevention
Conference. National Harbor, MD. May 2013. Poster presentation.
9.
Galloway, C.T. and Becker, D.B. “He Said/She Said: Perspectives of Youth of Color.”
South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Summer Institute. Columbia, SC.
June 2013. Oral presentation.
10.
Duffy, J.L., Galloway, C.T., and Slice, E.J. “Engaging Health Center Staff in Evaluating
Teen Pregnancy Prevention.” Annual Meeting of the American Evaluation Association.
Washington, DC. October 2013. Oral presentation.
INVITED PRESENTATIONS
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1.
Galloway, C.T. “Community Research Update.” South Carolina Contraceptive
Leadership Summit. Myrtle Beach, SC. November 2014.
2.
Galloway, C.T. “Introduction to Program Evaluation.” J. Marion Sims Foundation
Grantee Meeting. Lancaster, SC. March 2016.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
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State/Regional
2007
Reviewer, Proposals for the State Affiliate Capacity-Building Awards, American
Public Health Association funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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University of South Carolina
2007
Reviewer, Proposals for the 1890 Land-grant University Community-Based
Projects, University of South Carolina MATCH Project funded by the W.K.
Kellogg Foundation
2008-2010
Science and Health Communication Research Group
2014-2015
University 101 Advisory Group
2016
Facilitator, Provost’s Blue Ribbon Committee on Graduate Student Life
Arnold School of Public Health
2005
Graniteville Community Coalition "A Day of Healing" Festival
2008
Norman J. Arnold and Gerry Sue Arnold Alumni Award Selection Committee
2008-2009
Midlands American Heart Association Go Red for Women campaign
2014
Arnold School of Public Health Website Committee
HONORS AND AWARDS
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2000
Recipient of the B.C. Inabinet Honors Medallion
Clemson University
2000
Clemson University Young Alumni Award
2001-2004
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Traineeship Award
2005
Delta Omega Honor Society, Mu Chapter
2013-2015
Nominee, Most Outstanding University 101 Instructor
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
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2004-2013
2004-2005
2011-2013
American Public Health Association
South Carolina Public Health Association
American Evaluation Association
Charlotte Toole Galloway, MSPH, PhD
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