Winifred W. Thompson
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Winifred Wilkins Thompson
Emory University Rollins School of Public Health
Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education
49 Jesse Hill Jr. Drive, SE, Office 110, Atlanta, GA 30303
O - (404) 778-1349 F – (404) 778-1315
E-mail: wthomp3@sph.emory.edu
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EDUCATION
2006
University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
Ph.D. – Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior
2004
University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC
Certificate of Graduate Study – Women’s Studies/Women’s Health
1994
University of Georgia, Athens, GA
MSW – Social Work
1992
University of Georgia, Athens, GA
B.S. Ed. – Educational Psychology
Dissertation:
Factors Affecting Pregnancy & Birth Outcomes: A Holistic
Approach
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2009
Affiliate Faculty
Prevention Research Center at Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia
2006
Research Assistant Professor
Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health Education
Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University
Atlanta, Georgia
2000-2002
Research Associate
University of South Carolina – Institute for Families in Society
Fatherhood Initiative
Columbia, South Carolina
2000-2000
Loaned Executive
United Way of the Midlands, Resource Development – United
Way Annual Campaign.
Columbia, South Carolina
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1998-2000
Director – YOU FIRST
Family Service Center of South Carolina
Richland County Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Initiative
Columbia, South Carolina
1997-1997
Social Services Administrator
Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo-Tigua Indian Reservation
El Paso, Texas
1994-1997
Family Social Worker
Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo-Tigua Indian Reservation
El Paso, Texas
1994-1994
Director -Gambling Addiction Program
West Texas Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
El Paso, Texas
HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS
2007
Recommended & Nominated Member, South Carolina Social
Workers Board of Examiners (unable to accept position due to
relocation to Atlanta, Georgia)
2006
Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior Outstanding
Doctoral Student Award
University of South Carolina Arnold School of Public Health
Department of Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior
2002 – 2006
African American Professors Program Doctoral Scholar
W.K. Kellogg Foundation, The South Carolina General Assembly,
The University of South Carolina
2005
C. C. Royal Fellowship ($500)
Based on academic merit and progress in doctoral program
University of South Carolina
Graduate School's Graduate Council
2004 – 2006
Graduate Incentive Fellowship ($7,500)
State of South Carolina Commission on Higher Education,
Graduate School, University of South Carolina
2004
Emily Thompson Award ($250)
Recognition of best student paper in women’s health
Department of Women’s Studies
University of South Carolina.
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2004
Harriott Hampton Faucette Award ($250)
Recognition of Graduate Student Research and Development
Department of Women’s Studies
University of South Carolina
2003
Public Health Scholarship Award ($1,000)
Recognition of commitment to the field of public health
South Carolina Public Health Association (SCPHA)
2003
University of South Carolina Arnold School of Public Health
Award
Recognition of best paper from school to be submitted to the
Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) Secretary’s
Award for Innovations in Health Promotion or Disease Prevention
1997
El Paso Texas Social Worker of the Year Award, Nominee
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
2008 – Present
2007
2004 - Present
2002 – Present
2002 – 2006
2002 – Present
1999 – 2003
1998 – 2003
1998 – 2001
1992 – Present
1998 – 2006
1995 – 1996
1993 – 1995
Scholar, Winship Cancer Institute Cancer Control & Population
Sciences Program
Member, Winship Cancer Institute Cancer Control & Population
Sciences Program
Women’s Caucus Member, American Public Health Association
Member, American Public Health Association
Member, South Carolina Public Health Association
Member, Women’s Health Research Coalition
Board Member, South Carolina Association for Rural Education
Member, Toastmaster International–Two Notch Toastmasters Club
Member, American Association of University Women–Greater
Columbia Branch
Member, National Association of Social Workers
Member, South Carolina Chapter of the National Association of
Social Workers
Steering Committee Member, El Paso Chapter of the National
Association of Social Workers
Member, American Psychological Society
GRANT AWARDS
PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR
2008
The Greater Atlanta Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen for the
Cure Foundation, Inc.,
Expanding Patient Navigation to Facilitate Breast Cancer Patients’
Adherence to Multimodal Treatment Recommendations, 1 year,
$42,216.
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CO-INVESTIGATOR
2009
Clinical & Translational Science Award - Atlanta Clinical &
Translational Institute
Community Engagement Research Program, 3 years, $4 million,
(David S. Stephens, PI)
2008
Emory University Religion and Health Collaborative
Psycho-sociocultural Factors Among Pregnant Latinas, 1 year,
$30,000, (Safiya George Dalmida, PI)
2008
Emory Medical Care Foundation
FIRST-STEP Project (Families in Research to Strengthen Ties Striving towards Excellence in Parenting), 1 year, $24,200
(Chaundrissa Smith, PI)
2007-2009
Emory University Office of the Provost,
Religion & Health Collaborative: Reproductive Health, 2 years,
$555,472. (Iman Roushdy Hammady, PI)
2006
Avon Foundation and Georgia Cancer Coalition,
Comprehensive Breast Center of Grady Health Center Community
Education and Outreach Initiative, 3 years, $480,536. (Kimberly
Jacob Arriola, PI)
2000
Gannett Foundation – WLTX-TV, Baby Think It Over
Simulated Babies, $3,500. (Don Simmons, PI)
1999 - 2003
Richland County Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Block
Grant, 3-5 year grant award to reduce adolescent pregnancy in
Richland County Columbia, South Carolina, $161,832.50.
(Carolyn Bivona, PI)
OTHERS
1998
C.C. Riggs, Inc. – Create-A-Thon, Recipient of advertising and
marketing award: Creation of YOU FIRST Logo, Letterhead,
Poster, & Public Service Announcement
Role on grant: Wrote
2000
Blue Cross/Blue Shield of South Carolina, Donation for
production and distribution of YOU FIRST monthly newsletter,
$5,000.
Role: Approached & Collaborated with Corporate Sponsor
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RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
2005 – 2006
Qualitative Data Collector/Analyst (Paid Contract Consultant)
Artist Against Breast Cancer: A community outreach
program to promote breast cancer awareness
University of South Carolina – School of Medicine Department of
Pathology & Microbiology & The South Carolina Cancer Center,
Columbia, South Carolina
Principal Investigator: Dr. Lucia Pirisi-Creek
2003 – 2006
Quantitative Data Collector/Manager (Graduate Assistant)
Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities
Palmetto Health, Palmetto Healthy Start - Prematurity
Prevention Partnership Grant
University of South Carolina – Arnold School of Public Health,
Columbia, South Carolina
Principal Investigator: Dr. Saundra Glover
2003
Quantitative Data Collector/Manager (Graduate Assistant)
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - Active for Life Grant
University of South Carolina – Prevention Research Center,
Columbia, South Carolina
Principal Investigator: Dr. Sara Wilcox
2002
Qualitative Data Collector/Analyst (Paid Contract Consultant)
CDC/ASPH – “Impact of High Risk-Human Papillomavirus
Positivity on Women: Formative Research”
University of South Carolina – Arnold School of Public Health,
Principal Investigator: Dr. Ann Coker
2000-2002
Qualitative Data Collector/Analyst (Paid Contract Consultant)
CDC/ASPH Institute for HIV Prevention Leadership Community Based Organizations
University of South Carolina – Arnold School of Public Health,
Columbia, South Carolina
Principal Investigator: Dr. Donna Richter
2002 – 2003
Qualitative Data Collector/Analyst (Graduate Assistant)
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation - Active for Life Grant
University of South Carolina – Prevention Research Center,
Columbia, South Carolina
Principal Investigators: Dr. Russell Pate & Dr. Barbara Ainsworth
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PUBLICATIONS
PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES
1. Ford, D., Thompson, W. W., Mason, T. A., Rayton, M., Arriola, K.R. J. (In press).
A qualitative evaluation of the AVON Foundation Community Education and
Outreach Initiative Patient Navigation Program. Journal of Cancer Education.
2. Arriola Jacob, K. R., Borba, C. P. C., Thompson, W. W. (2007). The Health Status
of Black Women: Breaking through the Glass Ceiling. Women, Gender, &
Families. 1(2), 1-23.
3. Thompson, W. W. (2006). Factors affecting pregnancy and birth outcomes: A
holistic approach. Ph.D. dissertation, University of South Carolina, United
States—South Carolina, Dissertations & Theses, 204 pages, Publication No. AAT
3232543.
4. Calderon, K. S. & Thompson, W. W. (2005). Biofeedback relaxation training:
A rediscovered mind-body tool in public health. American Journal of Health
Studies. 19(4), 185-194.
5. Ainsworth, B.E., Wilcox, S., Thompson, W. W., Richter, D.L., & Henderson, K. A.
(2003). Personal, social, and physical environmental correlates of physical
activity in African American women in South Carolina. American Journal of
Preventive Medicine. 25(3Si), 23-29.
MONOGRAPHS
1. Thompson, W.W. (2006). Physical-Activity Research: Using Social Roles Construct
with African American Women. In J. McFadden (Ed.), African American
Professors Program Monograph Series (50-65). Columbia, South Carolina:
University of South Carolina.
2. Thompson, W.W. (2005). Employment Status and Hypertension in Women. In J.
McFadden (Ed.), African American Professors Program Monograph Series (4656). Columbia, South Carolina: University of South Carolina.
3. Thompson, W.W. (2004). Biofeedback Relaxation Training (BFRT): A Stress
Management Tool for Reducing Cardiovascular Disease among African American
Women. In J. McFadden (Ed.), African American Professors Program
Monograph Series (30-51). Columbia, South Carolina: University of South
Carolina.
4. Thompson, W.W. (2003). Matters of the heart among African American women. In
J. McFadden (Ed.), African American Professors Program Monograph Series
(72-82). Columbia, South Carolina: University of South Carolina.
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BOOK CHAPTERS
1. Thompson, W. W. (2003). Black Women in American 2nd ed. (Contract Contributing
Author) Oxford University Press: Biographies of Dr. Christine Darden & Anita
DeFrantz.
TEACHING APPOINTMENTS
2009
EPI 591M: Community Engagement & Health Disparities in
Clinical and Translational Research (2 credit hour course),
Emory University Rollins School of Public Health & Morehouse
School of Medicine, Atlanta, Georgia.
29 students.
2009
BSHE 524: Community Needs Assessment (3 credit hour
course), Emory University Rollins School of Public Health,
Atlanta, Georgia. 22 students.
2009
BSHE 560R: Special Topics in Health Disparities, Public
Health – Behavioral Sciences and Health Education (2 credit
hour course), Emory University Rollins School of Public Health,
Atlanta, Georgia. 12 students.
2008
BSHE 560R: Special Topics in Health Disparities, Public
Health – Behavioral Sciences and Health Education (2 credit
hour course), Emory University Rollins School of Public Health,
Atlanta, Georgia. 15 students.
2006
HPEB 321: Personal & Community Health, Public Health –
Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior (3 credit hour
course), University of South Carolina Arnold School of Public
Health, Columbia, South Carolina. 41 students.
2006
Public Health Seminar I – Intermediate Biomedical (1 credit
hour course), South Carolina State University Department of
Biological Sciences, Orangeburg, South Carolina. 29 students.
2005
HPEB 321: Personal & Community Health, Public Health –
Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior (3 credit hour
course), University of South Carolina Arnold School of Public
Health, Columbia, South Carolina. 16 students.
2005
Public Health Seminar I – Health, Physical Education, &
Recreation (1 credit hour course), Benedict College Department
of Health, Physical Education & Recreation, Columbia, South
Carolina. 20 students.
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2004
WOST 113 - Women and Their Bodies in Health and Disease –
Women’s Studies (3 credit hour course), University of South
Carolina College of Liberal Arts Department of Women Studies,
Columbia, South Carolina – Canceled due to low enrollment.
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
GUEST LECTURES (Selected)
2005
Experiences & Careers in Public Health, University of South
Carolina Arnold School of Public Health. Guest panel member in
Introduction to Health Education Course (HPEB 300).
2005
Maternal, Child, Pregnancy & Parenting, University of South
Carolina College of Liberal Arts Department of Women Studies.
Guest panel member in Women’s Studies Course (WOST 113).
2004
Cultural Issues in Patient-Provider Communication, University
of South Carolina College of Pharmacy. Guest lecture in
introductory Pharmacy course (PHRM 445).
2003
Exposure to Public Health Professions, Allen University Public
Health Club, Panel Member.
2002
Management & Supervision, University of South Carolina
College of Social Work, Guest Lecture in Advanced Social Work
Practice with Organizations and Communities III: Administrative
Skills course.
STUDENT MASTER THESIS COMMITTEES
1.
Ashwini Hardikar, Chair, Self-Esteem Promotion Among South Asian Adolescent
Females in an Urban Setting, 2009.
2.
Emily Dauria, Committee Member, Do children have the right to know?: A
secondary analysis of HIV-disclosure practices to youth in the LEGACY cohort
study, 2009.
3.
Brandi Yancy, Committee Member, A Secondary Analysis of Factors
Contributing to Birth Outcomes Using Georgia’s Pregnancy Risk Assessment
Monitoring System (PRAMS) Data 2004-2006, 2009.
4.
Dara Ford, Committee Member, A Qualitative Evaluation of the Avon Foundation
Community Education and Outreach Initiative Patient Navigation Program, 2008.
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5.
Malaika Hillard, Committee Member, A Qualitative Exploration of Hair as a
Cultural Barrier to Exercise among African American Women, 2008.
PRESENTATIONS
REFEREED PRESENTATIONS (Selected)
1. Dalmida, Safiya, PhD; Robertson, Bethany, DNP; Thompson, Winifred, PhD;
Carrion, Maria, PhD; Erskine, Noel, PhD; Palomeque, Francisco, MPH; Scruggs,
Niambe, MD; Mitchell, Sarah, BSN; Sniderman, Meg, BA (2009, April).
Spirituality, Social Capital, and Maternal-Infant Outcomes in Pregnant
Latinas. Religion & Public Health Collaborative Research Symposium, Emory
University, Atlanta, Georgia.
2. Gaydos, Laura, PhD; Roushdy Hammady, Iman, PhD, Hogue, Carol, PhD;
Thompson, Winifred, PhD; Flak, Audrey, MPH candidate, (2009, April). The
Role of Faith in Family Planning for African-American Women. Religion &
Public Health Collaborative Research Symposium, Emory University, Atlanta,
Georgia.
3. Hardison-Moody, Anne, MTS, PhD candidate; Roushdy Hammady, Iman, PhD;
Seeman, Don, PhD; Gaydos, Laura, PhD; Thompson, Winifred, PhD; Hogue,
Carol, PhD, (2009,April). Choosing Unintended Pregnancy: Women's
Agency, Spirituality, and the Discourse of Public Health. Religion & Public
Health Collaborative Research Symposium, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia.
4. Ford, D., Thompson, W. W., Mason, T. A., Rayton, M., Arriola, K.R. J.,
(2008, November). A Qualitative Evaluation of the Avon Foundation
Community Education and Outreach Initiative Patient Navigation Program.
2008 Georgia Community Health Advisor Conference, Callaway Gardens,
Georgia.
5. Gabram, S. G. A., Bayer, C. W., Lund, M. B., Sellers, N., Hendry, R. J., Thompson,
W. W., Vidakovic, B., Mizaikoff, B. (2008, May). Breath analysis as a method
for early breast cancer detection. 44th American Society of Clinical Oncology.
Poster Presentation for Cancer Prevention Category, Chicago, Illinois.
6. Luchok, K., Meglen, M., Mackey, M., Baek, J-D., Thompson, W. W., Alston, K.,
(2007, November). Evaluation of a program to prevent prematurity and low
birth weight deliveries in a low income population. 135th American Public
Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition. Disparities in Pregnancy
Outcomes: The Role of Politics and Public Policy. Oral Session for Maternal and
Child Health Section, Washington, DC.
7. Thompson, W. W., Luchok, K., Calderon, K., Glover, S. (2007, November).
Relationship among spirituality and prenatal health factors in a Healthy
Start population. 135th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting &
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Exposition: Maternal & Child Health Issues. Oral Session for Women’s Caucus,
Washington, DC.
8. Thompson, W. W., Luchok, K., Calderon, K., Glover, S. (2007, November).
Factors affecting pregnancy and birth outcomes: A holistic approach. 135th
American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition: Issues in
Maternal & Child Health. Oral Session for Public Health Education and Health
Promotion, Washington, DC.
9. Thompson, W. W. (2007, August). Spiritual, Psychosocial, & Biophysical
influences on birth outcomes for Palmetto Health Start Participants,
Department of Health & Human Services Minority Women’s Health Summit
2007, Oral Session, Washington, DC.
10. Stewart, T. A., Arriola, K. J., Thompson, W. W., Glanz, K. (2007, May).
Exploring Patient Navigation as a New and Emerging Role of Community
Health Workers (CHWs), National Community Health Workers Unity
Conference, Poster Presentation, Tampa, FL.
11. Luchok, K. J., Meglen, M., Ridgeway, L., Mackey, M., Thompson, W. W.
& Ehlers, M. (2005, December). A programmatic response to depressive
symptoms prevalent in a low income pregnant population, 133rd American
Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition: Critical Issues in
women’s health: A multicultural perspective, Poster Presentation, Philadelphia,
PA.
12. Glover, S., Williams, A., Preston, G., & Thompson, W. W. (2004, November).
Eliminating Health Disparities through Community and Academic
Partnerships, 132nd American Public Health Association Annual Meeting &
Exposition: Collaborations for Applied, Practice-based Teaching and Learning
Section, Oral Presentation, Washington, DC.
13. Thompson, W. W., Calderon, K. S., Yucha, C. B. (2004, November). Biofeedback
and Hypertension: Implications for Targeting Stress in Public
Health, 132nd American Public Health Association Annual Meeting &
Exposition: Alternative and Complementary Health Practice Section, Poster
Presentation, Washington, DC.
14. Thompson, W. W. (2004, February). Designing Research Proposals that are
Grounded in Feminist Theory & Interdisciplinary in Nature, University of
South Carolina 17th Annual Women’s Studies Conference, Gender, Race, and
Liberation in the 21st Century. Columbia, South Carolina.
15. Calderon, K. S., Hey W., Carroll, H. & Thompson, W. W. (2003, November). Use
of Body-Mind-Spirit-wellness dimensions in promotion of healthy lifestyles
among college students, 131st American Public Health Association Annual
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Meeting and Exposition: Behavior, Lifestyle and Social Determinants of Health,
Poster Presentation, San Francisco, California.
INVITED MODERATOR/SPEAKER (Selected)
1. Thompson. W. W. (2007, November). Social, Cultural, Environmental and
Political Contexts of Women’s Health. 135th American Public Health
Association Annual Meeting & Exposition: Women’s Caucus Section,
Moderator, Boston, MA.
2. Thompson, W. W. (2007, August). Factors influencing pregnancy and birth
outcomes: A holistic approach, 12th Annual HeLa Women’s Health Conference
Complementary & Alternative Medicine Session, Invited Oral Presentation,
Atlanta, GA.
3. Thompson. W. W. (2006, November). Breast Health, Breast Cancer, and
Survivorship. 134th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting &
Exposition: Women’s Caucus Section, Moderator, Boston, MA.
4. Thompson, W. W. (2005, December). Perspectives on Violence Against Women.
133rd American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition:
Women’s Caucus Section, Moderator, Philadelphia, PA.
5. Thompson, W. W. (2004, November). Rape and Sexual Assault Experiences of
Teenage Girls. 132nd American Public Health Association Annual Meeting &
Exposition: Women’s Caucus Section, Moderator, Washington, DC.
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
NATIONAL
2009
Reviewer, Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association
A publication in the cervical cancer symposium
2007
Reviewer, Journal of Ethnicity & Disease
2006
Judge, American Public Health Association Committee on
Affiliates student poster contest session for the American Public
Health Association 134th Annual Meeting & Exposition.
2005 – Present
Reviewer, American Public Health Association Women’s Caucus
Abstracts for the American Public Health Association Annual
Meeting & Exposition.
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STATEWIDE
2003 – 2006
Member, South Carolina Public Health Association Continuing
Education Committee
2002 – 2004
Reviewer, South Carolina Public Health Association Contributed
Papers Committee
2001 - 2003
Level Two Grant Reviewer, State of South Carolina First Steps
Program
UNIVERSITY
2005 – 2006
Student Representative, University of South Carolina Arnold
School of Public Health – Campus-Community Partnerships for
Health Core Team Member.
2003 – 2004
Health Promotion, Education, & Behavior Doctoral Student
Representative, University of South Carolina Arnold School of
Public Health Dean’s Student Advisory Council (DSAC).
2002 – 2004
Student Representative, University of South Carolina Arnold
School of Public Health - Health Promotion Education & Behavior
Chair Search Committee.
2002
Judge, Creative Poster Competition University of South Carolina
Graduate Student Day.
2001
Member, University of South Carolina, Institute for Families in
Society - Smith Scholarship Committee
2000 – 2002
Committee Member, University of South Carolina Institute for
Families in Society Research Committee
COMMUNITY
2001 - 2002
Speaker, Central Midlands School-to-Work Partnership Speakers
Guide Bureau
2000 - 2002
Speaker, YOU FIRST Speaker Bureau
2000 – 2001
Speaker, United Way Annual Campaign (Building Community
Yours)
2001
Reviewer, Sisters of Charity Foundation After School Concept
Letters
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1997
Social Services Representative, Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo Tigua
Indian Tribe of Texas ICWA (Indian Child Welfare Act)
Committee
1995 – 1997
Committee Chair, Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo Tigua Indian Tribe of
Texas Family Preservation Committee
CONSULTATION
2004 – 2006
Reviewer, South Carolina Department of Education Palmetto
Achievement Challenge Test (PACT) for Bias & Sensitivity.
2002
Evaluation Consultant, United Way Funded Programs
PRESENTATIONS
Workshops
2006
Writing Workshop (9 sessions), University of South Carolina
Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities, W. K.
Kellogg African American Public Health Fellowship &
Development Program Summer Institute. Role: Lead Presenter
2005
Technical Writing (2 sessions), University of South Carolina
Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities, W. K.
Kellogg African American Public Health Fellowship &
Development Program Summer Institute. Role: Presenter
2004
What career can I choose to improve my health and the health
of my community? University of South Carolina Institute for
Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities Columbia Area Public
Health Student Alliance. Role: Presenter
2004
Public Health Research (4 sessions), University of South
Carolina Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities,
W. K. Kellogg African American Public Health Fellowship &
Development Program Summer Institute. Role: Lead Presenter
2004
Birth Order: Little Choice, Big Effect for Business Leaders,
Columbia Five Points Rotary Club Meeting, Columbia, South
Carolina. Role: Presenter
2004
Careers & Current Trends in Public Health (2 sessions), June
2004, South Carolina AHEC Summer Leadership Institute,
Columbia, South Carolina. Role: Co-presenter
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2003
Learning by Doing: A Community Health Development Class
meets the Real World of Neighborhood Organizing, University
of South Carolina Women’s Studies Program Brownbag Pedagogy
Series: Teaching for Social Justice. Columbia, South Carolina.
Role: Panel Member
2001 – 2002
Evaluation from the Start, Technical Assistance Training's for 16
Sisters of Charity Foundation Fatherhood programs across South
Carolina.