PROFESSIONAL VITA
NAME: Daniel L. Bibeau
FORMAL EDUCATION
Texas A&M University
B.S. 1973
Major: Zoology
Texas A&M University
M.S. 1976
Major: Health and Physical Education
The Penn State University
Ph.D. 1984
Major: Health Education
Minors: Counseling, Rural Sociology
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Aug. 2007 –
Present
Professor, Department of Public Health Education,
Department Head (2007 – 2008; 2011-present);
University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG)
Aug. 1989 Aug. 2007
Associate Professor, Department Head (1999-2007);
Graduate Program Director (1989-1998); Department of Public Health Education,
University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG)
May 1990 Aug. 1993
Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Exercise
and Sport Science, UNCG
Aug. 1984 July 1989
Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health
Education, UNCG
July 1986 June 1989
Executive Director, The Wellness Council of
Greensboro, Inc., Greensboro, NC
July 1981 July 1984
Instructor, Department of Health Education,
Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA
Aug. 1980 June l981
Teacher, Dixie Elementary School, Tyler, Texas
Sept. 1978 Aug. 1980
Instructor, Department of Health and Physical
Education, The University of Texas at Tyler, TX.
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Sept. 1976 May 1978
Lecturer, Department of Health and Physical
Education, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX.
TEACHING
Undergraduate Courses - Personal Health, Alcohol and Health, Introduction to Public Health
Education, Disease Processes, Public Health Data Analysis, Health Problems of Lower-income
Groups, Evaluation in Health Education, Health Education Intervention Strategies
Graduate Courses - Principles of Community Health Education, Workplace Health Promotion,
Health Policy, Community Health Research and Evaluation, Applied Program Planning,
Community Health Seminar, Doctoral Research Practicum
Dissertation Advisor
Andrew Peachey – How Built Environments that are Conducive to Physical Activity can Result
form the Planning and Development Process in Urbanized Areas
Gaurav Dave – Secondary Analysis of the CITIES Hypertension Data
Michelle Cathorall – Parent and Child Perspectives on Bicycle Helmet Use
Thesis and Masters Project Advisor:
Jan Hinton - Factors Related to Participation in a Worksite Health Promotion Program
Michelle Malloy - Factors Associated with Participation in a Worksite Health Promotion
Program
Cristin Flynt - An Ecological Approach to Examining Factors which Influence the Compliance to
Hypertension Treatment by Indigent Hypertensives
Bill Evans - Professional Care-giver Coping Strategies Used in Residential Hospice Facilities
Christy Colvin - Organizational Climate and Its Effect On Employees Participation in Worksite
Health Promotion Programs
Gale Harkness - Postgraduate Education in Botanical Medicine for Allopathic Practitioners
Dorothy Currin - Advance Directives in a Population of Chronically Ill, Functionally-Impaired
Older Adults in the Community
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David Wyrick - Development and Evaluation of All Stars Senior - A High School Prevention
Curriculum
Carolyn Lyttle - Increasing Participation in BB&T=s Employee Wellness Program
Norman Knecht - Creation of a Workplace Health Program for Teachers in Forsyth County
David Howard - A Capacity Assessment of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro for
Employee Health Promotion Programming
Dallice Joyner - A Survey of the Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Mammography
Screening Among Females Living in Subsidized Housing
Lisa Sutton - The Relationship of Dietary Behavior to Lower or Control Cholesterol and Selected
Health Belief Model Components Among Guilford County, North Carolina, Employees
John Burklow - Adolescent Drinking and Driving: Contrasting Process and Variance Models of
Prediction
Janan Amad - Diabetic patients= Satisfaction with Care Services at the HealthServe Medical
Clinic in Greensboro, NC
Jennifer Kimbrough - The Effects of Incentives on Participation in an Employee Wellness
Program
Donna Budde - Smoking Cessation among Low-income Pregnant Women
D. Wayne Martin – Saliency of Empathy toward Patients and Other Factors related to Smoking
Behavior and Smoking Cessation Among Registered Respiratory Therapists in North Carolina
Cathy Reeder - Knowledge Levels and Care Practices of Participants Three months after
Attending a Diabetes Education Program
Regina McCoy - Cultural Diversity Education in Health Education Professional Preparation
Programs
Kelly Sparagen - Design and Evaluation of a Strategy to Increase Participation in the BB&T
LifeForce Program
Penny Marshall - An Evaluation of an Outpatient Congestive Heart Failure Program
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Kathy Ritch - An Evaluation of CPR Saturday
Member of 26 other theses and masters projects in the Department.
Dissertation and Thesis Committees outside the Department
School of HHP - Teresa Dail (doctoral student)
School of Education (all doctoral students) - Phyllis Blair and Jim Colovito (Curriculum and
Instruction), David Wyrick (Educational Research Methodology), Joe Jordan (Counseling and
Educational Development), Amy Wood (CED), Suzy Wasik (CED), Michael Gomila (CED),
Cheryl Wyrick (ERM), Marie Thomas (ERM)
School of Human Environmental Sciences (all Nutrition Department) - Thesis: Debbie West,
Margaret Savoca, Kelley Thomas, Dissertation: Karen Bennett, Felicia Rocchi, Rita Sigmon,
Gerald McKibben, Sarah Colby
PUBLICATIONS - REFEREED ARTICLES
Bibeau DL & Wolford CA. Adolescent Drinking: A Community Action Approach. Eastern
Pennsylvania School Health Association Newsletter, 1(2), pp. 1-3, (December 1983).
Swisher JD, Shute RE, & Bibeau DL. Assessing Drug and Alcohol Abuse: An Instrument for
Planning and Evaluation, Measurement and Evaluation in Guidance, 17(2), pp. 91-97 (July
1984).
Alles WF, Lambert G, & Bibeau DL. DUI Education: An Ethical Imperative. Pennsylvania
Journal of HPERD, Fall, 1984.
Bibeau DL & Eddy JM. The Effect of a Death Education Course on Dying and Death
Knowledge, Attitudes, Anxiety and Fears. Eta Sigma Gamman, 17(2), pp. 15-18
(Spring/Summer 1985).
Eddy JM & Bibeau DL. A Model to Plan, Implement, and Evaluate Corporate Health
Enhancement Programs. Wellness Perspectives: Journal of Individual, Family, and Community
Wellness, 2(3), pp. 19-24, Summer 1985.
Walker RA & Bibeau DL. Health Education as Freeing-Part II, Health Education, 16(6), pp. 4-8
(December 1985/January 1986).
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Foshee V, McLeroy KR, Sumner SK, & Bibeau DL. Evaluation of Worksite Weight Loss
Programs: A Review of Data and Issues. Journal of Nutrition Education-Worksite Supplement,
19(2), pp. 38-43, February 1986.
Walker RA and Bibeau DL. Health Decisions and Evidence, Health Education,17(4), pp. 18-21
(August/September 1986).
Eddy JM, Bibeau DL, & Duff P. Moral Education: Review and Implications for Health
Educators. Health Values, 10(5), pp. 39-44, September/October 1986.
Monismith SW & Bibeau DL. An Experimental Examination of the Impact of Court Mandated
DUI Education. Advances in Health Education: Current Research, Volume 1 , New York, AMS
Press, Inc.
Oaks J & Bibeau DL. Death Education: Educating Children for Living. The Clearing House,
60(9), pp. 420-422 (May 1987).
Swisher JD & Bibeau DL. Who's Driving Home:: Assessing Adolescent Drinking and Driving.
Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education, 32(3), pp. 25-37, Spring, 1987.
Bibeau DL, McLeroy KR, Mullen KD, Green L, & Foshee V. Worksite Smoking Cessation
Program Evaluations: A Critique. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 4(2):87-95, 1988.
McLeroy KR, Bibeau DL, Steckler A, and Glanz K. An Ecological Perspective on Health
Promotion Programs. Health Education Quarterly 15(4):351-377, Winter 1988.
McLeroy KR, Steckler A, and Bibeau DL (Guest Editors). The Social Ecology of Health
Promotion. A theme issue of Health Education Quarterly 15(4), Winter 1988.
Smith DW, Bibeau DL, Altschuld JW, and Heit P. Health Characteristics of Principals:
Implications for School Health Programs. Journal of School Health 58(10):397-400, December
1988.
Eddy JM, Bibeau DL, Glover E, Hunt B, & Westerfeild R. Wellness Perspectives Part I: History,
Philosophy and Emerging Trends. Wellness Perspectives: Research, Theory and Practice,6(2): 319, 1989.
Bibeau D, and Smith DW. (1990) Issues in planning health promotion programs in worksites.
Wellness Perspectives: Research, Theory and Practice 6(3):3-18.
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Smith DW, Bibeau DL, Altschuld JW & Heit P. Health related characteristics of selected school
principals. Journal of School Health 58(10):397-400. This article met the review criteria and
was selected for inclusion in the collection of the Clearinghouse of Health Indexes, National
Center for Health Statistics, 1991.
Smith D, Bibeau D, & Altschuld J. The impact of health characteristics of principals on health
instruction in selected schools. Health Values 15(2):21-30, 1991.
McLeroy K, Bibeau D, & McConnell T. Ethical Issues in Health Education and Health
Promotion: Challenges for the Profession. Journal of Health Education 24(5):313-318, 1993.
Mullen, KD & Bibeau DL. Assessing health promotion technology: Health risk appraisals.
American Journal of Health Promotion vol. 8(4):260-262, 1994.
Taylor ML, Bibeau DL, McGovern S, & Floyd-Smith D. Nutrition Needs of Low-income Adults
with Diabetes, FASEBJ 9(3):A177, 1995.
Bibeau DL, Howell KA, Rife JC, & Taylor ML. The Role of a Community Coalition in the
Development of Health Services for the Poor and Uninsured. International Journal of Health
Services 26(1):93-110, 1996.
Bibeau DL, Taylor ML, Rife J, & Howell KA. Reaching the Poor with Health Promotion
Through Community Free Clinics, American Journal of Health Promotion V.12(2): 87-89,
November/December 1997.
Bibeau DL. Continuing the discussion: Managed care – boon or boondoggle? Health Education
and Behavior 27(4):417-420, August 2000.
Evans WM, Bibeau DL & Conley KM. Coping Strategies Used in Residential Hospice Settings:
Findings from a National Study. American Journal of Hospice & Palliative Care v.18(2):102110, March/April 2001.
Bibeau DL, Lovelace K & Stephenson J. Privatization of Local Health Department Services:
Effects on the Practice of Health Education. Health Education and Behavior 28(2):217-230,
April 2001.
Wyrick D, Wyrick CH, Bibeau DL, & Fearnow-Kenney M. Coverage of adolescent substance
use prevention in state frameworks for health education. Journal of School Health 71(9):437-42,
November 2001.
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Fearnow-Kenney MD, Wyrick DL, Hansen WB, Dryeng D, & Bibeau DL. Normative Beliefs,
Alcohol Expectancies and Alcohol-Related Problems among College Students: Implications for
Theory and Prevention Practice. Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education 47(1):31-44, 2001.
Morgan AJ & Bibeau D. Folic acid-related dietary preferences in health interests of Latino
women living in North Carolina. SCHC Studies: A Special Report Series by the State Center for
Health Statistics, no. 141, 8 pp. April 2004.
Johnson HH, Glascoff MA, Lovelace K, Tyler E, Bibeau D. Assessment of Public Health
Educator Practice: Health Educator Responsibilities. Health Promotion Practice 6(1):89-96,
January 2005.
Wyrick DL, Fearnow-Kenney MD, & Bibeau DL. College Alcohol Education and Prevention: A
Case for Distance Education. Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education, 49(4):5-14, December
2005.
Glascoff MA, Johnson HH, Glascoff WJ, Lovelace KA, & Bibeau DL. A Profile of Public
Health Educators in North Carolina’s Local Health Departments, Journal of Public Health
Management and Practice, 11(6):528-536, Nov.-Dec. 2005.
Lovelace KA, Bibeau DL, Hernandez E, Gansneder B, & Cline S. All-hazard preparedness in an
era of bioterrorism funding. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, 13(5): 465-468,
September-October 2007.
Miller EC, Schulz MR, Bibeau DL, Galka AM, Spann LI, Martin LB, Aronson RE, Chase CM.
Factors associated with misperception of weight in the stroke belt. Journal of General and
Internal Medicine, 23(3):323-8., March 2008.
Lovelace KA, Bibeau DL, Donnell B, Johnson HH, Glascoff MA, & Tyler E. Public health
educators’ participation in teams: implications for preparation and practice. Health Promotion
Practice, 10(3):323-28, July 2009.
Bibeau DL, Evans WM, Cathorall M, Miller E, Strack RW, & Mattocks A. Health Promotion in
the Public Sector: A Case Study From Policy to Practice, American Journal of Health Studies,
v.24(3):330-342, October 2009.
Biederman, D. J., Siennkiewicz, H., Bibeau, D. L. , Chase, C. M. , Spann, L. I. , Robert
Romanchuck, Robert Aronson, Mark Schulz, & Angela T. Galka, (2012). Ethnic and Racial
Differences of Baseline Stroke Knowledge in a Stroke Belt Community. Health Promotion
Practice, 10 (3), 428-435.
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Sienkiewicz, H. C., Mauceri, K. G., Howell, E. C. , & Bibeau, D. L. (in press, 2011). Untapped
Resources: Refugee Employment Experiences in Central North Carolina. Work.
Xin H, Aronson R, Cathorall M, Peachey A, Schulz M, Dave G, Bibeau D. Individual and
Neighborhood Factors Influencing Blood Glucose Levels among Residents in Both Guilford and
Forsyth Counties, NC: Findings from the Community Initiative to Eliminate Stroke (CITIES)
Program, Under Review, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health
PUBLICATIONS - INVITED ARTICLES
Howell K, Frye R, & Bibeau D. Commentary on the School Health Education Evaluation
Report. Journal of School Health, 55(8), pp. 354-355, October 1985.
Bibeau DL. Continuing the discussion: managed care - boon or boondoggle? Journal of Health
Education and Behavior 27(4):417-420, April 2000.
CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
Smith, E. A., Bibeau, D., DeMason, C., & Grogan, S. (1999). Rural health centers: A
community-university partnership. In T. R. Chibucos & R. M. Lerner (Eds.), Serving children
and families through community-university partnerships: Success stories. Norwell, MA: Kluwer
Academic Publishers.
TECHNICAL REPORTS
Shute RE, Bibeau DL, & St. Pierre RW. Final Report-Evaluation Summary: Health EducationRisk Reduction Project--Phase II, submitted to Dauphin County Executive Commission on Drugs
and Alcohol, The Pennsylvania Department of Health, Harrisburg, PA, and the Centers for
Disease Control, Atlanta, l05 pp., (May 1983)
Bibeau DL. A Review of Evaluations of Worksite Smoking Cessation Programs. Submitted to
the Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, NC, 30 pp., (January 1986).
Foshee V, Mcleroy KR, Sumner S, and Bibeau DL. Evaluation of Worksite Weight Loss
Programs: A Review of Data and Issues. Submitted to the Research Triangle Institute, Research
Triangle Park, NC, 30 pp., (January 1986).
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Smith EA & Bibeau DL. Community-wide Survey of Knowledge About and Attitudes Toward
CAPP and Adolescent Pregnancy in Randolph County, NC. Submitted to Asheboro City
Schools, Randolph County Health Department, and Randolph County Council on Adolescent
Pregnancy Prevention, 41 pp. (April 1992).
Smith EA & Bibeau DL. Effects of a Sixth Grade Family life Curriculum on Students'
Knowledge Attitudes, and Behaviors. Submitted to Asheboro City Schools, Randolph County
Health Department, and Randolph County Council on Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention, 25 pp.
(August 1992).
Smith EA & Bibeau DL. Effects of a middle-school family life curriculum on 6th-9th grade
students' knowledge, attitudes, and behavior. Submitted to the Asheboro City Schools and the
NC Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources (August 1993).
Smith EA & Bibeau DL. (1994) 6th-12th grade students' knowledge, attitudes, and behavior
regarding sexuality and teenage pregnancy. Submitted to the Asheboro City Schools and the NC
Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources.
Smith EA & Bibeau DL. (1995) Family Life Curriculum and High School Survey: 1994-1995.
Submitted to the Asheboro City Schools and the NC Department of Environment, Health, and
Natural Resources.
Smith EA & Bibeau DL. (1995,1996, 1997, 1998) Evaluation of the Rockingham County
School=s Health Clinics - Annual Report. Submitted to Rockingham County Schools and Eden
Morehead and Annie Penn Hospitals.
Bibeau DL, Aronson RE, & Miller J. (2004) Report on the Performance of the Eastern Triad HIV
Consortium. Submitted to the Eastern Triad HIV Consortium and U.S. Health Resources and
Services Administration.
Bibeau DL, Schulz MR, Dave G, Pitts C. (2005) Results of Community Screenings in the
CITIES Project. Submitted to Forsyth Medical Center for inclusion in the annual report and
reapplication submission to the USDHHS Office of Minority Health.
Bibeau DL, Schulz MR, Dave G, Tiberia A, Aronson RE. (2006) Results of Community
Screenings in the CITIES Project. Submitted to Forsyth Medical Center for inclusion in the
annual report and reapplication submission to the USDHHS Office of Minority Health.
Bibeau DL, Schulz MR, Dave G, Tiberia A, Aronson RE. (2007) Results of Community
Screenings in the CITIES Project. Submitted to Forsyth Medical Center for inclusion in the
annual report and reapplication submission to the USDHHS Office of Minority Health.
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Lovelace KA, Bibeau DL, Hernandez E, & Gansneder B. NC Evaluation of Local Public Health
Preparedness: Final Report. Submitted to the Epidemiology Section of the NC Division of
Public Health, February 2005.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Bibeau DL and Monismith SW. Responsible Drinking Education, The Pennsylvania School
Health Association, Annual Convention, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania (March 1983).
Bibeau DL. The Effectiveness of Worksite Smoking Cessation Programs. AAHPERD National
Convention, Atlanta, GA (April 1985).
Bibeau DL. Evaluating A Worksite Wellness Program. Conference On Health Promotion and
the Workplace: A Look at the Past and the Future, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Hershey,
PA (June 1985).
Bibeau DL. Children and Death: Ignored in Education- Inevitable in Life -- The Role of the
School, Southern District AAHPERD Conference, Winston-Salem, NC (March 1986).
Bibeau DL. Resource Coordination for Health Promotion- The Role of Wellness Councils,
Education for Community Health: Setting The Agenda For The 1990's, The Society for Public
Health Education Midyear Scientific Conference, Chapel Hill, NC (July 1986).
Bibeau DL. Wellness Programming: Health Promotion in Your Agency. 1986 Therapeutic
Recreation Conference, Greensboro, NC (August 1986).
Bibeau DL and McLeroy KR. A Process Model for Implementing Worksite Health Promotion
Programs. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV (September
1986).
McLeroy KR and Bibeau DL. An Ecological Model for Worksite Health Promotion. American
Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, NV (September 1986).
Bibeau DL. Review of Evaluations on the Effectiveness of Health Promotion Programs.
Association for Fitness in Business Region II Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD (May 1987).
Bibeau DL. Should There Be a National Policy on High Blood Pressure Control? The Business
Perspective. Presentation as part of a panel addressing the issue of a national policy on high
blood pressure control. "Cardiovascular Disease: Risks and Prevention," Third Annual
Conference, North Carolina Coalition for High Blood Pressure Control, Greensboro, NC (May
1987).
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Bibeau DL. Workplace Hypertension. "Cardiovascular Disease: Risks and Prevention," Third
Annual Conference, NC Coalition for High Blood Pressure Control, Greensboro, NC (May
1987).
Bibeau DL, Starr HF, Atwell S, and Motsinger B. Starting a Wellness Council in Your
Community. Preconference Workshop, Wellness in the Workplace, Sixth Annual Conference,
Philadelphia, PA (May 1987).
Bibeau DL. Wellness Councils: What, Where, When, Why, How? Member of a panel
presentation. Wellness in the Workplace, Sixth Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA (May
1987).
Bibeau DL. Keeping Delegates Active. Wellness Council Executive Directors Meeting.
Greensboro, NC (June 1987).
Essick E, King K, Lawrance L, and Bibeau D. The Validity and Reliability of the 10th Grade
Health Knowledge Test Developed by the North Carolina State Department of Public Instruction.
American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA (October 1987)
Carr J, Howell K, Lawrance L, and Bibeau D. Attitudes Toward Homosexuality Among
Community College Students. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, New
Orleans, LA (October 1987).
Burklow J, Bibeau DL, McLeroy KR, and Lawrance L. Adolescent Drinking and Driving: A
Contrast of Variance and Process Models. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting,
New Orleans, LA (October 1987).
Bibeau DL and Mullen KD. Evaluating Health Promotion Technology: Health Hazard
Appraisals. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA (October
1987).
Bibeau DL. Evaluation Strategies for Community Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention
Programs. First National Learning Community Conference on High Risk Youth, Sponsored by
the Office of Substance Abuse Prevention; Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health
Administration, Washington DC (November 1987). I was one of two leaders of a two day
workshop on program evaluation.
Bibeau DL. Model Corporate Wellness Programs. Fifth Annual North Carolina Health
Promotion and Wellness Institute. Raleigh, NC (November 1988).
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Bibeau DL. Evaluating Corporate Wellness Programs. Fifth Annual North Carolina Health
Promotion and Wellness Institute. Raleigh, NC (November 1988).
Martin DW, Bibeau DL, McLeroy KR, and Mullen KD. A Test of a Model to Explain
Smoking Cessation Among Registered Respiratory Therapists in North Carolina. American
Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA (November 1988)
Horne D, Savino L, Mullen K, and Bibeau D. Adios Adipose: An Evaluation of a Worksite
Weight Loss Program. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA
(November 1988)
Bibeau D. Report on the School Health Council Study. School Health Coordinators semi-annual
meeting, Atlantic Beach, NC. May 1989.
Bibeau D. Screening programs in the worksite: Practical and ethical issues. Healthful Living
Institute, Hickory, NC. July 1989.
Bibeau DL. Methodological issues , problems and solutions in evaluating worksite health
promotion programs. American Journal of Health Promotion 2nd Annual Conference, Hilton
Head, SC. February 1991.
Bibeau DL. The link between medical claims data and health promotion program activities.
Wellness Council of the Piedmont Annual Meeting, Greensboro, NC. April 1991.
Bibeau DL. The role of Physicians in Community Wellness Councils. North Carolina Medical
Society Annual Meeting, Asheville, NC, November 1991.
Bibeau DL. The process and plan for developing the Wrangler Wellness Program, Accepted for
presentation at the National AAHPERD Conference, Indianapolis
Cole CB, Snyder LB, Bibeau DL, and Gruchow HG. Noncompliance with American Cancer
Society Guidelines for Mammography Screening Among Alumnae of University of North
Carolina at Greensboro. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta,
November, 1991.
Bibeau DL. The process and plan for developing the Wrangler Wellness Program, AAHPERD
Conference, Indianapolis, 1992
Bibeau DL, Taylor ML, McGovern S, & Floyd-Smith D. Adherence to Dietary Regimens
Among Low-income, Diabetic Patients attending a Free Medical Clinic, Institute of Nutrition
Scientific Meeting, Chapel Hill, NC, November, 1994.
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Bibeau DL. Program evaluation: Linking evaluation to program plans and resources. Wellness
Council of North Carolina Spring Conference, Greensboro, NC April 1997.
Bibeau DL, Lovelace K & Stephenson J. Privatizing health departments - what happens to health
education. American Public Health Association 126th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C.,
November, 1998.
Bibeau DL. Accreditation – promoting quality in professional preparation programs; A
program’s view. Society for Public Health Education Annual Meeting, Boston, 2000.
Johnson HH, Glascoff MA, Lovelace K, Tyler E, Bibeau D. Assessment of Public Health
Educator Practice: Health Educator Responsibilities. North Carolina SOPHE Annual Meeting,
Greensboro, NC 2002.
Lovelace K & Bibeau DL. Use of computers among health educators in local health departments
in North Carolina. American Public Health Association, San Francisco, November 2003.
Bibeau DL, Lovelace KA, Johnson HH & Glascoff MA. Do we practice what we preach? The
use of an ecological approach to health education practice in North Carolina, 132nd Annual
Meeting of the American Public Health Association (November 6-10, 2004), Washington, DC.
Dave G, Bibeau DL, Schulz MR, Pitts C, Chase C, & Pierce K. Community Initiative to
Eliminate Stroke, Presented at the Society for Public Health Education Annual Meeting,
November 2005, Philadelphia, PA.
Dave G, Bibeau DL, Schulz MR, Tiberia A, Chase C, & Spann L. Health Promotion and
Education by Fostering Partnerships in the Community: A Community Initiative to Eliminate
Stroke, Presented at the Society for Public Health Education Annual Meeting, November 2006,
Boston, MA.
Dave G, Aronson RE, Bibeau DL, Schulz MR, Chase C, & Romanchuck R. Validity of SelfReported Hypertension Status in a Community-Based Stroke Prevention Program. 136th Annual
Meeting of the American Public Health association, San Diego, CA. 2008
Cathorall ML, Xin H, Peachey A, Bibeau DL, Aronson RE. Neighborhood Disadvantage and
Variations in Blood Pressure, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Denver CO,
November 2010
Sienkiewicz HC, Mauceri K, Howell EC, Tyler JA, Garnett J, & Bibeau DL, Still in Africa: The
process of interviewing recently resettled refugees in Greensboro, NC, American Public Health
Association Annual Meeting, Denver CO, November 2010
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Sienkiewicz HC, Mauceri, KG, Howell EC, Garrett J, Tyler JA, & Bibeau DL. Great
Expectations: The Experiences of Recently Resettled Refugees in Central North Carolina.
American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, November 2010
Sienkiewicz HC, Mauceri KG, Howell EC, & Bibeau DL. The Unanticipated Realities of
Resettlement: Accounts of Newly Arrived Refugees in the Triad, National meeting of the Society
for Applied Anthropology, Santa Fe, NM, April 1, 2011
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
Bibeau DL. The Planning, Evaluation, and Administration for the Wellness Council of
Greensboro. Funded by The Wellness Council of Greensboro, Inc. for $41,578 each year for 2.5
years. This grant was for providing leadership for the Wellness Council, an organization of 5080 area businesses supporting health promotion programs at the worksite. Leadership activities
included overseeing the daily operation of the Council, helping Council members plan,
implement, and evaluate their health promotion programs, and establishing a communication
network between the Council and other health promotion organizations.
Mullen KD and Bibeau DL. Evaluating Health Promotion Technology: Health Risk Appraisals.
Funded by the UNCG Research Council for $2,900. The purpose of this grant is to investigate
the reliability and validity of a sample of mainframe and microcomputer health risk appraisals.
Bazzarre TL and Bibeau DL. Changing Food Intake of Employees at the Worksite. Submitted to
the National Cancer Institute in response to NCI Announcement 87-CA-09. Total request
$457,849. Approved but not funded.
Bibeau DL and Callahan CM. PANDA - Preventing Abuse of Narcotics, Drugs, and Alcohol - A
Wellness Approach. Submitted to the U.S. Department of Education in response to FIPSE
announcement 183A- Drug Prevention Program Competition. Total request $125,000. Not
funded.
Bibeau DL and Howell KA. Improving the Inclusion of the Black Experience in the Public
Health Education Curriculum. Total request $3,000. Not Funded.
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Gruchow H & Bibeau D. Establishing Reliability and Content Validity of Questionnaires to be
used in the UNCG Alumni Health Study. Submitted to the UNCG Research Council, February
1989, Total request $3,900. Funded
Bibeau DL. Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation of the Wrangler Wellness Program.
Wrangler Foundation, Total request $5,000. Funded.
Smith E and Bibeau DL. Evaluation of the Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Project in
Randolph County, NC. Asheboro City Schools. Total Requested $32,350 (per year). Funded for
period 1992-1995.
Gruchow H & Bibeau DL. Nutrition and Drug Relationships - Preparation of a Monograph.
Institute of Nutrition. Total Request $4,000. Funded.
Taylor ML & Bibeau DL. Analysis of Factors Affecting Adherence to Treatment
Recommendations Among Low-income Diabetics. Institute of Nutrition. Total request $10,000,
Funded 1994-95.
Bibeau DL. Contract with United Guaranty Corporation to help with the planning,
implementation, and evaluation of their health promotion program. $9,000. Funded 1996-97
academic year.
Bibeau DL. UNCG Kohler Fund grant to visit Strathclyde University and establish formal
exchange programs for students and faculty. UNCG International Programs. $1,000. Funded
1996-97 academic year.
Bibeau DL. Prepared proposal for ACT internal grant to assist department with Council on
Education for Public Health accreditation report preparation. $3,000. Funded 1997.
Bibeau DL. Contract with United Guaranty Corporation to help with the planning,
implementation, and evaluation of their health promotion program. $12,300. Funded 1997-98
academic year.
Bibeau DL. Contract with United Guaranty Corporation to fund a graduate assistantship in which
the student helped UG plan, implement, and evaluate its health promotion program in 1998-99.
$12,250.00; funded
Bibeau DL. Contract with BB&T to fund a graduate assistantship in which the student helped
BB&T plan, implement, and evaluate its health promotion program during 1998. $9,000.00;
funded
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Bibeau DL. Contract with Guilford County to fund a graduate assistantship to help with the
Employee Wellness Program 2001-2002 and to fund the purchase of a health risk assessment
software program. $25,000 ($8,000 for GA).
Bibeau DL. Contract with United Health Care (UHC) to fund a graduate assistantship to help
with the UHC employee wellness program 2000-2002. $12,500 per year; funded
Bibeau DL. Contract with Tanglewood Research (TR) to fund two graduate assistantships to
assist TR with a variety of primary prevention research projects 2001-2005. $16,000 per year;
funded.
Bibeau DL (PI), Kimbrough J (Co-I), & Strack R (Co-I). The School Health Alliance for Forsyth
County Evaluation. 2001-2003, $86,173.00, funded.
Lovelace KA (PI), Kissling GE, Bibeau DL, Williams RB, and Harrington D. Correlates of
Local Public Health System Performance. Submitted to Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention, June 2001, total amount $724,172, approved but not funded.
Bibeau DL (PI) & Aronson RE (Co-I). Evaluation of the Eastern Triad HIV Consortium
Programs and Services. 2003. $17,000. Funded
Lovelace KA (PI) & Bibeau DL (Co-I). Assessing Preparedness in North Carolina Local Public
Health Juridictions. 2004, $100,000, funded
Bibeau DL (PI) & Schulz MR (Co-I). Community Focused Initiative to Reduce the Burden of
Stroke, DHHS Office of Minority Health, subcontract with Forsyth Medical Center, 2004-2008,
$443,534, Funded(Now called the CITIES Project per directive from the Office of Minority
Health)
UNIVERSITY, PROFESSIONAL, AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
UNIVERSITY SERVICE
Search Committees
Member of multiple faculty search committees in the following departments - Public Health
Education, Social Work, Nutrition, Economics, Exercise and Sport Science, and the School of
Nursing; and dean or associate dean search committees in the Schools of Health and Human
Performance and Human Environmental Science
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University Committees
Member of various University committees – UNCG Restructuring Committee (Co-chair), UNCG
Program Efficiency Data Review Committee, Graduate Studies Committee (Chair 2 years,
Curriculum subcommittee Chair 2 years), Honors Council, Intercollegiate Athletics, Health
Promotion (Chair), Academic Cabinet (now faculty senate), Infectious Disease Advisory,
Substance Abuse Advisory, UNCG representative to the Institute of Nutrition Board of Scientific
Directors, Enrollment Management, International Student Recruitment, Department Head
Development (Chair), Graduate Dean Evaluation (Chair 2 years), Institutional Research Board
School Committees
Member of Various School committees - Lawther Lecture (Chair 2 years), Smoking Policy Task
Force, Area Teacher Education, Personnel, Dean’s Administrative Cabinet (10 years)
Department Committees
Member of various Department committees - Graduate Program Revision, Master's
Comprehensive Exams, Graduate Admissions, Graduate Program (Graduate Program Director
and Chair, 1989-1998), Personnel, Merit Advisory,
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Invited participant in the W. K. Kellogg Foundation’s Seminar on Racial and Ethnic Health
Disparities, Woodlands, TX, February 9-11, 2005
Invited panel member for Institute of Medicine Conference to plan the implementation of the
IOM report Who Will Keep the Public Healthy, Bethesda, MD
Abstract reviewer for the AAHPERD Research Consortium, Society for Public Health Education,
and the Public Health Education Section of the American Public Health Association
Manuscript reviewer for
Health Education and Behavior (current)
Health Education Research: Theory and Practice. (past)
The Journal of Health Education (past)
American Journal of Health Promotion (current)
Wellness Perspectives (past)
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June 1992
Guest Editorial Board member for theme issue of Health Education Research:
Theory and Practice on building and maintaining community coalitions for health
promotion.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
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Planning consultant to North Carolina Region 5 Community Transformation
Project. Worked with local health directors and staffs in the region to prepare a
one-year action plan to affect policies, systems, and environmental changes to
promote health and prevent disease.
1998 2002
Member of Guilford Health Partnership, a local health
planning body made up of representatives of health agencies and concerned
citizens. This is part of a state-wide health enhancement program, Healthy
Carolinians.
1999-01
Member of United Way Health Promotion Review Committee. This committee
reviewed all applications from community health organizations for United Way
Funding.
1988-97
Board of Directors - Wellness Council of North
Carolina: also member of strategic planning subcommittee of the Board
1995-98
Reviewer for Wellness Councils Of America Well Workplace Awards: reviewed
applications for the highest level (Gold) award, Also reviewed local applications
for the Wellness Council of NC for local Well Workplace Awards offered locally
under the same program (1 gold, two bronze).
1996-97
Guilford County Cardiovascular Disease Task Force - member
1996-97
Consultation with Rockingham County Schools to review data for the evaluation
of the high school health clinics and expansion of services to middle schools
1995-97
Wellness Council of the Piedmont - Operations Committee
1994-95
Member of the Project Assist Worksite Task Force which gave direction to
smoking cessation activities to be carried out in workplaces
1994-95
Member of the diabetes treatment and prevention committee of the HealthServe
Medical Clinic serving low-income citizens
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1986-91
Education Coordinator for the North Carolina Project on Poverty and Civic
Responsibility. Duties included planning, implementing and evaluating
educational programs intended to increase citizens' awareness of and responses to
the poverty situation in the state of North Carolina.
1986-89
Volunteer for Habitat for Humanity
1986
Group leader for a NC Division of Health, North Central Region conference on
health promotion programs offered by county health departments.
1986
Greater Greensboro Substance Abuse Coalition - member of group appointed by
city mayor to study local drug problems and make recommendations for city
action.
1986-88
Project Independence - contact person for a family in the project sponsored by the
Greensboro United Urban Ministries and local churches; the project was intended
to help families get off welfare and become self-supported.
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