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ANNUAL RESEARCH REPORT
School of Public and Community Health Sciences
July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
Table of Contents
Preface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Research Activities of Faculty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Journal Articles, Book Chapters, and Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Conference posters and presentations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Service Activities of Faculty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Funded Activities of Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Research Activities of Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Service Activities of Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Preface
This the ninth annual UM Public Health Research Report. The scholarship and community service information
submitted by public health faculty and students for the period July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014 is assembled into
this report. The strong scholarship and community service activities documented in this report are evidence of a
high quality educational program in public health.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the faculty members and students who contributed to this report.
On Behalf of the UM Public Health Research Committee,
Amanda L. Golbeck, PhD, Professor of Biostatistics
Research Committee Members 2013-2014
Faculty
Amanda Golbeck (C), Ph.D., Professor, School of Public and Community Health Sciences
Elizabeth Ciemins, Ph.D., M.P.H., Center for Translational Research, Billings Clinic
April Keippel, St. Vincent Healthcare Grant Project Coordinator
Joanne Oreskevich, Ph.D., Epidemiologist and Director, Montana BRFSS
Students
Tracie Weiss, M.P.H., Clinic Coordinator, Bridger Care, Alumni Representative
Pam Goldberg, Infectious Control Operator, Community Medical Center, Student Representative
Tovah Foss, Student Representative
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Template 1: Research 1 Activities of Faculty
Table 1: Research Activities of Faculty from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014
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A list of refereed journal articles, book chapters, and books that were published with you as an author.
Ciemins EL, Brant J, Mullette E, Kersten D, Dickerson D. A Qualitative Analysis of Patient and Family Perspectives of Palliative Care. Journal of
Palliative Medicine October 2014 (17).
Cuddeback J, Bunkers K, Terrell G, Ciemins EL, Rawlinson A, Oberdick W. The New Era of Excellence in Health Care: Using Data Analytics to
Manage Populations, Reduce Costs, and Improve Patient Care. Group Practice Journal of the American Medical Group Association 2014
Apr;63(4): 30.
Cook, A., & Hoas H. (2013). The truth about the truth: What happens when privacy and anonymity can no longer be promised to those who
participate in clinical trial research. Research Ethics 9(3): 97-108.
Cook, A., & Hoas, H. (2014). Clinicians or researchers, patients or participants: Exploring human subject protection when clinical research is
conducted in non-academic settings. American Journal of Bioethics- Empirical Bioethics 5(1):3-11.
Golbeck AL and Molgaard DG. A historical note on the Harvard College Observatory Announcement Cards: Elizabeth L. Scott at the intersection
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of statistics and astronomy. Proceedings of the 59 World Statistics Congress, Hong Kong, China, 25-30 August 2013, pp. 5297-5302.
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Golbeck AL and Molgaard CA. Professional awards in statistics: Chipping away at gender disparities in the USA. Proceedings of the 59 World
Statistics Congress, Hong Kong, China, 25-30 August 2013, pp. 5155-5160.
Granath, Jr., W.O. 2014. Effects of habitat alteration on the epizootiology of Myxobolus cerebralis, the causative agent of salmonid whirling disease
Journal of Parasitology 100: 157-165.
Tucker, M.S., F.A. Lewis, J.D. Driver and W.O. Granath, Jr. 2014. Determination and quantification of Schistosoma mansoni cercarial emergence
from Biomphalaria glabrata snails. Journal of Parasitology, in press.
*Russette H, Harris KJ, Schuldberg D, Green, L. (2014). Policy compliance of smokers on a tobacco free university campus. Journal of
American College Health. 62(2), 110-116
Lombardero A, Campbell DG, Harris KJ, Chaney EF, Lanto AB, Rubenstein LV. (in press) Prevalence and correlates of smoking status
among Veterans Affairs primary care patients with probable Major Depressive Disorder. Addictive Behaviors. Vol.39(3), pp.538-545
Lee, HS, Catley, D, & Harris, K (2014). Improving Understanding of the Quitting Process: Psychological Predictors of Quit Attempts versus
Smoking Cessation Maintenance among College Students. Substance Use and Misuse. DOI: 10.3109/10826084.2014.901386
Jacobson, J.D., Catley D., Lee H.S., Harrar, S.W, & Harris, K.J. (in press). Health risk perceptions predict smoking-related outcomes in Greek
college students. Psychology of Addictive Behaviors.
Ablah E, Hesdorffer DC, Liu Y, Paschal AM, Hawley SR, Thurman D, Hauser WA, Prevalence of Epilepsy in Rural Kansas Study Group.
Prevalence of epilepsy in rural Kansas. Epilepsy Res. 2014;108:792-801.
Jia L, Hawley SR, Zhang X. Attitudes towards male circumcision among Chinese and its implications. J Cult Divers (in press).
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Highlight the names of public health students who were co-authors.
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Hawley SR, Orr SA, St.Romain T. Public health workforce issues in rural areas. In: Warren J, ed. Rural Public Health: Best Practices and
Preventive Models. New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company. 2014: 29-39.
Lund, E. M., Oschwald, M. M., Hughes, R. B., Liston, B., Shelton, R., Flaherty, M. C., Porcher, E. M., & Powers, L. E. (2014). Development of
the Internet-based Safer and Stronger Program for Men with Disabilities. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin. Published online ahead of
print.
Robinson-Whelen, S., Taylor, H. B., Hughes, R. B., Wensel, L., & Nosek, M. A. (2014). Depression and depression treatment in women with
spinal cord injury. Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation, 20(1), 23-31
Robinson-Whelen, S., Taylor, H. B., Hughes, R. B., & Nosek, M. A. (2013). Depressive symptoms in women with physical disabilities:
Identifying correlates to inform practice. Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 94 (12), 2410-2416.
doi:10.1016/j.apmr.2013.07.013
Robinson-Whelen, S., Hughes, R. B., Gabrielli, J., Lund, E. M., Abramson, W., & Swank, P. (2014). A safety awareness program for women with
diverse disabilities: A randomized controlled trial. Violence Against Women, 20(7), 846-869.
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Golbeck AL and Molgaard CA. Professional awards in statistics: Chipping away at gender disparities in the USA. Proceedings of the 59 World
Statistics Congress, Hong Kong, China, 25-30 August 2013, pp. 5155-5160.
Molgaard CA. Notes on Danish Design Innovations: Peter Ludwig Panum and the Incubation Period in Epidemiology, Danish American
Heritage Society, October 10-13, 2013, Des Moines, Iowa. Submitted to The Bridge.
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Molgaard CA., Golbeck, AL, Rothrock, JF (2014). Neurologic Diseases. In Teaching Epidemiology (4 Edition). Olsen, J., Saracci, R.,
Trichopoulos, D. Oxford, Oxford University Press. In Press.
Molgaard CA. and Golbeck AL. (2014). A Reexamination of a Classical Problem in Plague Epidemiology: The Geographic Distribution of Black
Death. Tenth International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, University of Split, Split, Croatia. In Review.
Noonan CW, Conway K, Landguth EL, McNew T, Linker L, Pfau J, Black B, Szeinuk J, Flores R. Multiple pathway asbestos exposure
assessment for a Superfund community. Journal Of Exposure Science And Environmental Epidemiology 23 April 2014;
doi:10.1038/jes.2014.25. http://www.nature.com/jes/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/jes201425a.html
Brown B, Noonan CW, Harris KJ, Parker M, Wilson T, Gaskill S, Ricci C, Cobbs G, Gress S, Top Sky W. Developing and Piloting the Journey to
Native Youth Health Program in Northern Plains Indian Communities. Diabetes Educator 2013;39;109-18.
http://tde.sagepub.com/content/39/1/109.long
McNamara ML, Thornburg J, Semmens EO, Ward TJ, Noonan CW. Coarse particulate matter and airborne endotoxin within wood stove homes.
Indoor Air. 2013 Dec;23(6):498-505. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ina.12043/full
Ward TJ, Palmer CP, Hooper K, Bergauff M, Noonan CW. The Impact of a community-wide woodstove changeout intervention on air quality
within two schools. Atmospheric Pollution Research 2013;4:238-244. http://www.atmospolres.com/articles/Volume4/issue2/abstract13.htm
Ware D, Lewis J, Hopkins S, Boyer B, Noonan C, Ward T. Sources and Perceptions of Indoor and Ambient Air Pollution in Rural Alaska. Journal
of Community Health 2013;38:773-780. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3706583/
Glow SD, Colucci VJ, Allington DR, Noonan CW, Hall EC. Managing Multiple Casualty Incidents: A Rural Medical Preparedness Training
Assessment. Prehospital and Disaster Medicine 2013; 28:334-41.
http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayAbstract?fromPage=online&aid=8960271&fileId=S1049023X13000423
Ware D, Lewis J, Hopkins S, Boyer B, Montrose L, Noonan C, Semmens E, Ward T. Household reporting of childhood respiratory health and air
pollution in rural Alaska Native communities. Int J Circumpolar Health. 2014; 73: 10.3402/ijch.v73.24324..
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4017618/
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Pfau JC, Serve KM, Noonan CW. Autoimmunity and Asbestos Exposure. Autoimmune Diseases (Special Issue: Environmental Autoimmunity)
2014. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4022069/
Montrose, L., Brown, T., Ferguson, M., Moroney, M., and Ward, T., 2013. How to have a successful AWMA student chapter. Environmental
Manager (EM), December 2013.
Ware, D.N., Lewis, J., Hopkins, S., Boyer, B., Montrose, L., Noonan, C.W., Semmens, E.O., and Ward, T.J., 2014. Household reporting of
childhood respiratory health and air pollution in rural Alaska Native communities. International Journal of Circumpolar Health, 73: 24324.
Ward, T.J., 2014. Residential wipe sampling results from the Summer 2011 Las Conchas (New Mexico) Wildfire. Intermountain Journal of
Sciences, in press.
Gibson, M.D., Haelssig, J., Pierce, J.R., Parrington, M., Franklin, J.E., Hopper, J.T., Li, Z., and Ward, T.J., 2014. A comparison of four receptor
models used to quantify the boreal wildfire smoke contribution to surface PM2.5 in Halifax, Nova Scotia during the BORTAS-B experiment.
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A list of conference posters and conference presentations that you participated in as an author.
Ciemins EL, "Increasing physical activity for women: A gender-based approach," poster presentation, 36th Annual Meeting & Scientific Sessions
of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Antonio, TX. April 22-25, 2014. (co-author)
Ciemins EL, “The Telehealth Diabetes Prevention Program: An Innovative Program for Rural Patients in Montana,” Podium Presentation,
International Rural Health and Rural Nursing Research Conference, Bozeman, MT. July 29-31, 2014.
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Ciemins EL, “It All Adds Up: The Use of Gender-Based Analysis as Formative Marketing Research,” The 23 Annual Social Marketing
Conference: Ideas Beyond Borders, University of South Florida, Clearwater Beach, FL. June 20-21, 2014. (co-author)
Ciemins EL, “Integration of Palliative Care into the Patient-Centered Medical Home,” Academy Health, San Diego, CA. June 8-10, 2014.
Ciemins EL, “A Patient-Centered Strategy to Palliative Care: Perspectives of Patients, Families and Staff.” Billings Clinic Palliative Care Case
Conference, Billings, MT. June 3, 2014.
Ciemins EL, “A Qualitative Study of Attributes Contributing to a Successful Palliative Care Interdisciplinary Team,” Academy Health, San Diego,
CA. June 8-10, 2014.
Ciemins EL, “A woman’s work is never done: The role of gender in leisure-time physical activity,” International Society of Behavioral Nutrition
and Physical Activity, Advancing Behavior Change Science, San Diego, CA. May 21-24, 2014. (co-author)
Ciemins EL, “A Patient-Centered Strategy to Palliative Care: Perspectives of Patients, Families and Staff.” Billings Clinic Grand Rounds, Billings,
MT. April 11, 2014.
Ciemins EL, “Hypertension Best Practice: Billings Clinic’s Journey through the lenses of Complexity and Adaptive Leadership,” Montana HTN
Coalition/Million Hearts Workgroup, Billings, Bozeman, Helena, Missoula, MT (via telemedicine). April 2, 2014.
Ciemins EL, Use of a Gender Analysis to Address Gender-Based Health Disparities, poster presentation at the 2014 Association for Community
Health Improvement (ACHI) National Conference– March 6, 2014-Orlando, FL.
Ciemins EL, “Improving Care Transitions for the Medically Complex Patient in Rural Montana,” Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
(AHRQ) Webinar: Using Health IT to Improve Care Coordination and Outcomes in Patients with Complex Healthcare Needs. February 20,
2014.
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Ciemins EL, “A Women’s Work is Never Done: The Role of Gender in Leisure-Time Physical Activity,” APHA Annual Meeting, Boston, MA.
November 4, 2013. Podium Presentation, Abstract # 280879, co-author.
Ciemins EL, “Translating a Global Gender Analysis Framework to Improve Local Community Health,” APHA Annual Meeting, Boston, MA.
November 5, 2013. Poster Presentation, Abstract #284758, co-author.
Ciemins EL, “Integration of Palliative Care into the Patient-Centered Medical Home,” Pacific Source Community Health Excellence, 2012-13
Initiative Presentation, Theme: Advances in End of Life Care, Tigard, OR. October 2, 2013.
Ciemins EL, “Hypertension Best Practice: Billings Clinic’s Journey through the lenses of Complexity and Adaptive Leadership,” AMGA IQL, Best
Practices in HTN Panel, Scottsdale, AZ. September 26, 2013.
Ciemins EL, “Patient Engagement in Hypertension Management,” AMGA Anceta Collaborative Meeting, Scottsdale, AZ. September 24, 2013.
Ciemins EL, “Integrating Pharmacy into Primary Care,” AMGA Anceta Collaborative Meeting, Scottsdale, AZ. September 24, 2013.
Ciemins EL, “Adaptive Leadership Framework for Clinical Care and Research,” AMGA Anceta Collaborative Meeting, Scottsdale, AZ.
September 23, 2013.
Ciemins EL, “AMGA’s Measure Up Pressure Down Campaign, Plank 7: All Team Members Trained in Importance of BP Goals,” AMGA MUPD
Campaign Monthly National Webinars, September 19, 2013.
Ciemins EL, “The Telehealth Diabetes Prevention Program: An Innovative Program for Rural Patients in Montana,” Billings Clinic Grand Rounds,
July 12, 2013.
Keippel A, Duin D, Golbeck AL, Dickerson D, Neary T, Wells D and Ciemins E. It All Adds Up: The Use of Gender-Based Analysis as Formative
Marketing Research, The 23rd Annual Social Marketing Conference: Ideas Beyond Borders, University of South Florida, Clearwater Beach,
FL. June 20-21, 2014.
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Golbeck AL (Keynote Speaker) Statistician Elizabeth L. Scott’s Advocacy Leadership for Social Change. 21 International Scientific Symposium
on Biometrics, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 11-14 June 2014.
Keippel A, Ciemins E, Golbeck AL, Duin D, Dickerson D, Neary T and Wells D. A woman's work is never done: The role of gender in leisure-time
physical activity, International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Advancing Behavior Change Science, San Diego, CA.
May 21-24, 2014.
Keippel A, Ciemins E, Golbeck AL, Duin D, Dickerson D, Neary T and Wells D. Use of a Gender Analysis to Address Gender-Based Health
Disparities, poster presentation at the 2014 Association for Community Health Improvement (ACHI) National Conference- March 6, 2014Orlando, FL.
Keippel A, Golbeck AL, Ciemins E, Dickerson D, Hanson HS, Neary T, Fink H, and Duin D. A woman’s work is never done: The role of gender in
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leisure-time physical activity. 141 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 2-6 November 2013.
Keippel A, Golbeck AL, Ciemins E, Duin D, Dickerson D, Neary T, and Fink H. Translating a global gender analysis framework to improve local
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community health. 141 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 2-6 November 2013.
Golbeck AL (Invited Session Chair). Educating future leaders in statistics and maximizing the likelihood of leadership: Perspectives by and on
women in statistics. 2013 Joint Statistical Meetings, Montreal, Quebec, 3-8 August 2013.
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Golbeck AL and Molgaard CA. Professional awards in statistics: Chipping away at gender disparities in the USA. The 59 World Statistics
Congress, Hong Kong, China, 25-30 August 2013.
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Golbeck AL and Molgaard DG. A historical note on the Harvard College Observatory Announcement Cards: Elizabeth L. Scott at the intersection
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of statistics and astronomy. The 59 World Statistics Congress, Hong Kong, China, 25-30 August 2013.
Golbeck AL. Statistics as a career choice for women in the United States: Great rewards, persistent challenges and making the change happen.
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The 59 World Statistics Congress, Hong Kong, China, 25-30 August 2013.
Bradley, A., Catley, D., Goggin, K., Harris, K.J., Richter, K., Patten, C., Williams, K., Resnicow, K., Lee, H.S., & Moreno, J. (2013,
November). Expert advice: Delivering health information to African American smokers who are not motivated to quit. Paper presented at
the 141st Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Public Health Association. Boston, MA.
Hughes R, Harris KJ (2013, August). Smokeless tobacco and people with disabilities living in rural America: A call for action. Paper
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presented at the 7 National Smokeless and Spit Tobacco Summit. Missoula, MT.
Jacobson, J.D., Catley, D., Goggin, K., Harris, K.J. (2014, April). Psychometric properties of the Brief Motivation Scale for smoking
cessation. Poster presented at the 35th annual meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Philadelphia, PA.
Streh E, Harris KJ, Carter L, Russette H, Green L. (2014, April). Limitations and Strengths of a University’s New Tobacco Free Policy.
Paper presented at the 2014 Graduate Student and Faculty Research Conference, Missoula, MT.
Carter L, Harris KJ, Streh E, Russette H, Green L. (2014, April). Voices from Campus: Strategies for strengthening University Tobacco Free
Policy Implementation. Paper presented at the 2014 University of Montana Conference on Undergraduate Research (MUCUR),
Missoula, MT
Rasu R, Thelen J, Agbor Bawa W, Goggin K, Harris K, Richter K, Williams K, Patten C, Bradley-Ewing A, Catley D. A Trial-Based
Economic Analysis: Motivational Interviewing to Encourage Quit Attempts among Unmotivated Smokers. Submitted for presentation at
International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) 74th FIP World Congress of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences 2014, to be held in
Bangkok, Thailand on August/September 2014.
Rasu R, Thelen J, Agbor Bawa W, Goggin K, Harris K, Richter K, Williams K, Patten C, Bradley-Ewing A, Catley D. Resource Utilization in
a Randomized Clinical Trial to Recruit Smokers with Low Motivation to Quit. Submitted for presentation at International Society of
Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research (ISPOR) 6th Asia Pacific Conference 2014, to be held in China on September 2014.
Catley D, Krigel S, Goggin K, Harris KJ, Bradley-Ewing A, Moreno J. (2014, June) Motivational Interviewing is not more effective than
equally intensive health education for changing smoking behavior, increasing motivation to quit and facilitating information processing.
Paper presented at the International Conference on Motivational Interviewing, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
McClain E, Choi WS, Ramaswamy M, Wetta R, Hawley SR, Honderick T, Armstrong A. Competency development for outcomes-based learning
in graduate public health education [poster]. Kansas Public Health Association Annual Conference; September 18, 2013; Wichita, KS.
O’Brien S, Pelkowski J, Bradham DD, Hawley SR. The impact of childhood asthma on Medicaid service use and expenditures in Kansas, 20062010 [poster]. Kansas Public Health Association Annual Conference; September 18, 2013; Wichita, KS.
Wooten BK, Hawley SR, Steed MR. Methodological approaches to study anesthesiologists’ attitudes toward expansion of the advanced practice
nurse role in the Canadian health system [poster]. Nurse Anesthesia Annual Congress; September 13-16, 2014; Orlando, FL.
Hawley SR, Kanade A, Armbruster S. Using a leadership framework to increase competencies in interprofessional education and practice
[poster]. Kansas Public Health Association Annual Conference; September 29-October 1, 2014; Topeka, KS.
Hawley SR, Lindeman DP, Ablah E, Hesdorffer D, Hauser WA, Pellock J, Paschal A, Thurman D, Warren MB, Rogers A, St.Romain T.
Prevalence of pediatric epilepsy in underserved rural Midwestern counties [poster]. Kansas Public Health Association Annual Conference;
September 29-October 1, 2014; Topeka, KS.
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Paschal AM, Mitchell Q, Hawley SR, Wilroy J, Toenes D. Parent health literacy and adherence to treatment in children with epilepsy [poster].
Accepted for presentation at American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition; November 15-19, 2014; New Orleans, LA.
Paschal AM, Wilroy J, Hawley SR, James M. Geographic disparities in unmet dental care needs among US children with special health care
needs [poster]. Accepted for presentation at American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition; November 15-19, 2014; New
Orleans, LA.
Robinson-Whelen, S., Hughes, R. B., LeDoux, T., & Nosek, M. A. (2014, May 17). Weight and weight management following spinal cord
injury. Presentation at the American Spinal Injury Association Annual Scientific Meeting, San Antonio, TX.
Hughes, R. B., & Sullivan, M. J. (2014, April 26). Assisting crime victims with disabilities: Identifying barriers & improving law enforcement
response. A webinar sponsored by The Arc's National Center on Criminal Justice & Disability.
Garner, K., Goe, R., & Hughes, R. B. (2014, April 12). Use of a CBPR approach with people with intellectual disabilities to address interpersonal
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violence. The 13 Annual Graduate Student Research Conference, University of Montana, Missoula, MT.
Taylor, H., Robinson-Whelen, Hughes, R. B., Nosek, M. A. (2013, November 14). Poster presentation, Examining the MHI-5 as a depression
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screening measure. American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine (ACRM) 90 Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
Hughes, R. B., & Goe, R. (2013, October 8). Weight management and women with mobility limitations. Invited lecture for the Social and
Behavioral Sciences in Public Health #PUBH 540, School of Public and Community Health Sciences, University of Montana Missoula.
Keippel A, Duin D, Golbeck AL, Dickerson D, Neary T, Wells D and Ciemins E. It All Adds Up: The Use of Gender-Based Analysis as Formative
Marketing Research, The 23rd Annual Social Marketing Conference: Ideas Beyond Borders, University of South Florida, Clearwater Beach,
FL. June 20-21, 2014.
Neary T with Manske J, Keippel A, Hinz S, Auvinen A, and Fink H. Addressing Identified Health Disparities in Yellowstone County, Montana.
2014 MTAND FNCE Conference, Nutrition Dynamics: Leading the Charge to Success. May 28 - 30, 2014. Billings, MT.
Keippel A, Ciemins E, Golbeck AL, Duin D, Dickerson D, Neary T and Wells D. A woman's work is never done: The role of gender in leisure-time
physical activity, International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Advancing Behavior Change Science, San Diego, CA.
May 21-24, 2014.
Neary T with Manske J, Keippel A, Hinz S, Auvinen A, and Fink H. Addressing Identified Health Disparities in Yellowstone County, Montana.
2014 Association for Community Health Improvement (ACHI) National Conference. March 6, 2014. Orlando, FL.
Keippel A, Ciemins E, Golbeck AL, Duin D, Dickerson D, Neary T and Wells D. Use of a Gender Analysis to Address Gender-Based Health
Disparities, poster presentation at the 2014 Association for Community Health Improvement (ACHI) National Conference- March 6, 2014Orlando, FL.
Keippel A, Golbeck AL, Ciemins E, Dickerson D, Hanson HS, Neary T, Fink H, and Duin D. A woman’s work is never done: The role of gender in
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leisure-time physical activity. 141 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 2-6 November 2013.
Keippel A, Golbeck AL, Ciemins E, Duin D, Dickerson D, Neary T, and Fink H. Translating a global gender analysis framework to improve local
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community health. 141 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, 2-6 November 2013.
Keippel A with Fink, H. Meeting the needs of underserved populations: Using community partnerships to reach the ‘hard to reach’. Montana
Public Health Association. October 9, 2013. Missoula, Montana.
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Golbeck AL and Molgaard CA. Professional awards in statistics: Chipping away at gender disparities in the USA. The 59 World Statistics
Congress, Hong Kong, China, 25-30 August 2013.
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Curtis Noonan. Interventions. European Respiratory Society Environment and Health Committee Workgroup: Health impact of biomass burning.
Brussels, Belgium. March 6-7 2014. (Invited Speaker and Workgroup Contributor).
Curtis Noonan. Impact of Biomass on Pediatric Asthma Outcomes. The Air We Breathe: A Regional Summit on Asthma in our Community.
Pittsburgh, PA. May 16, 2014. (Invited Speaker)
Curtis Noonan. Response of asthmatic children following interventions in wood stove homes. Residential Wood Smoke Specialty Conference.
Missoula, MT. August 8, 2014. (Invited Speaker)
Curtis Noonan, Kathrene Conway, Erin Landguth, Tracy McNew, Laura Linker, Jean Pfau, Brad Black, Jaime Szeinuk, Raja Flores. Amphibole
Asbestos Exposure Metrics for a Superfund Community. ISEE. Seattle, Washington. August 24-28, 2014. (Poster)
Erin Semmens, Tony Ward, Emily Weiler, Curtis Noonan. Indoor Air Quality in Rural, Wood Stove Heated Homes. ISEE. Seattle, Washington.
August 24-28, 2014. (Poster)
Tony Ward, Erin Semmens, Curtis Noonan. Intervention Efficacy in Wood Stove Homes with Asthmatic Children. ISEE. Seattle, Washington.
August 24-28, 2014. (Poster)
Luke Montrose, Curtis Noonan, Yoon Hee Cho, John Harley, Catherine Cahill, Tony Ward. Particulate Matter Exposure and Global DNA
Methylation in Alaskan Sled Dogs: Sentinels for Human Health. ISEE. Seattle, Washington. August 24-28, 2014. (Poster)
Annie Belcourt, Tony Ward, Curtis Noonan. Prevention of Multiple Disease Outcomes Among American Indians and Alaska Natives: Developing
Culturally Responsive Interventions. Society for Prevention Research 22nd Annual Meeting. Washington, DC. May 27-30, 2014. (Poster
Forum)
Ward, T.J. and Noonan, C.W. Indoor interventions targeting residential wood smoke. Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management’s (AWMA)
Pacific Northwest International Section’s (PNWIS), 2013 Annual Conference, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, November 5-8, 2013.
Ward, T.J. Asbestos in Libby, Montana. University of Montana Mansfield Center, Study of the U.S. Institute on Global Environmental Issues
(Burma, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam), Missoula, MT, July 16, 2013. (Presentation – invited speaker).
Ward, T.J. Air pollution: from rural Alaska to a Chinese Megacity. CEHS Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP), The University of
Montana, Missoula, MT, July 19, 2013. (Presentation).
Jahn, H.J, Ward, T.J., Engling, G., Chen, X.-C., Chan, C.-Y., and Kraemer, A. Personal and ambient PM2.5 air pollution in the megacity of
Guangzhou, China: An exposure assessment. Annual conference of the German Epidemiological Association, Leipzig, Germany, September
24 to 27, 2013. (Poster).
Ward, T.J. Evolution of ambient air quality in urban areas of the US over the past 50 years.
Scientific Workshop. Health in Chinese Megacities: From Environmental Risks and Socio-Epidemiological Challenges to Public Health
Chances of Future Development, October 7-11, 2013, Beijing, China. (Presentation – invited speaker).
Ward, T.J. Indoor interventions targeting residential wood smoke. Proceedings of the Air & Waste Management’s (AWMA) Pacific Northwest
International Section’s (PNWIS), 2013 Annual Conference, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, November 5-8, 2013 (Presentation).
Ward, T.J. Source apportionment studies focused on wood smoke in the Northern Rockies and Fairbanks, Alaska. Proceedings of the Air &
Waste Management’s (AWMA) Pacific Northwest International Section’s (PNWIS), 2013 Annual Conference, Victoria, British Columbia,
Canada, November 5-8, 2013 (Presentation).
Ward, T.J., The Air & Waste Management’s (AWMA) Pacific Northwest International Section’s (PNWIS), 2013 Annual Conference, Victoria,
British Columbia, Canada, November 5-8, 2013 (Career Panel - invited speaker).
Holian, A.H. and Ward, T.J. Training rural/underserved youth to understand and pursue scientific careers. NIH Science Education Partnership
Award (SEPA) Annual Conference, Washington D.C. May 5-6, 2014. (Poster).
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Ward, T.J. STEM education for rural students and teachers. NIH Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) Annual Conference,
Washington D.C. May 5-6, 2014. (Panel Facilitator).
Belcourt, A., Ward, T., and Noonan, C. Residential wood smoke interventions improving health in Native American populations. Native American
FOA Principal Investigator Meeting, Washington D.C., May 27, 2014. (Poster).
Belcourt, A., Ward, T.J., and Noonan, C. Residential wood smoke interventions improving health in Native American populations. Society for
Prevention Research 2014 Annual Meeting, Washington D.C., May 27-30, 2014. (Poster).
Belcourt, A., Ward, T.J., and Noonan, C. Residential wood smoke interventions improving health in Native American populations. Tribal
Environmental Health Summit, Salish Kootenai College, Pablo, MT, June 24, 2014. (Poster).
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Template 2: Service 2 Activities of Faculty
Table 2: Service Activities of Faculty from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014
3
Faculty member
Role
Organization
Donna Bainbridge
Healthy Athletes Coordinator
Special Olympics Montana
Donna Bainbridge
Medical Coverage Coordinator
Special Olympics Montana
Donna Bainbridge
Volunteer
Donna Bainbridge
Research Advisor
Elizabeth Ciemins
Board Member
North Valley Public Library,
Stevensville MT
Public Health Student, George
Washington University
Montana BioScience Alliance*
Elizabeth Ciemins
Elizabeth Ciemins
Healthy by Design Healthy Weight
Sub-Committee
Member
Elizabeth Ciemins
Co-founder
Elizabeth Ciemins
Judge
Elizabeth Ciemins
Mentor
Ann Freeman Cook
Board Member
Ann Freeman Cook
Reviewer, Special Emphasis Panel
ZTS1 JXS
Riverstone Health, Healthy by
Design*
Billings Action for Healthy Kids
Committee
Research Group of Eastern
Montana
Montana State University Billings
Montana State University
Bozeman; Central High School;
Senior High School
Institute of Medicine and
Humanities
CDC
2
Please include all service activities where you contributed to the advancement of public health practice.
3
Please asterisk the name of the organization if you had a formal agreement (contract, letter of agreement, etc) with them.
Activity or Project
Healthy Athletes screening at Fall
Basketball Tournament, and State summ
State Summer Games, Missoula, 2015
Grant proposal for accessible doors into
and out of library
Correlations of Flexibility, Strength and
Balance to Aerobic Condition
Promoting Science and Research in
Billings
Co-led committee to improve the health
of Yellowstone County residents
Contributed to making schools healthier
in terms of diet and physical activity
Created community forum for research;
public health students invited
Annual Science Exposition
Provide mentorship to Nursing and High
School Student Interns in the area of
Health Services Research
Ongoing Service
Scientific Review Team
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Ann Freeman Cook
John Felton, MPH, MBA, FACHE
Special Emphasis Panel ZES1
LWJ-J
Board Chair
John Felton, MPH, MBA, FACHE
Chair, Rural Health Committee
John Felton, MPH, MBA, FACHE
Member, Educational Health
Center Task Force
Association of Montana Public
Health Officials
National Association of
Community Health Centers
National Association of
Community Health Centers
John Felton, MPH, MBA, FACHE
Member, Educational Health
Center Initiative Advisory Board
Community Health Association of
the Mountain and Plains States
Golbeck AL
Member
Golbeck AL
Data use committee member
Golbeck AL
Harris
Maternal and Child Health Advisory
Council Member
Regional network steering
committee member
MPH Program Self-Study
Committee Member
As Director of the Electron
Microscopy Facility
Admissions Committee Member
Montana Cancer Control
Coalition
Montana Department of Public
Health and Human Services
Missoula City/County Health
Department
Northwest Center for Public
Health Practice
University of Montana
Harris
Abstract Reviewer
Harris
Member
Golbeck AL
Golbeck AL
Willard Granath
NIH
UM SPCHS
Scientific Review Team, Conference
Grant Application
Lead public health advocacy and
leadership development organization
Lead committee focused on enhancing
access to primary care in rural areas
Member of committee tasked with
increasing primary care professional
provider workforce
Member of council tasked with advising
the operators of the Northwest Regional
Primary Care Association Educational
Health Center Initiative
Function as lead SPCHS representative
Judge acceptability of proposals
Provide advice on child dental health and
other projects
Participate in steering committee
activities
Co-author of the MPH Program SelfStudy to CEPH
Admissions Committee
Abstract Reviewer, 2014 UM
Conference on Undergraduate
Research (UMCUR), The
University of Montana.
Distinguished Scholar Awards
Committee, The University of
Montana.
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Harris
Mentor & Nominator,
Harris
Member
Harris
Task Force Member
Harris
Committee Member
University Research and
Creativity Committee, The
University of Montana
Harris
Senator
Faculty Senate, The University of
Montana.
Harris
Member
Conference Planning Committee,
Society of Behavioral Medicine
Harris
Committee Member
The University of Montana.
Suzanne Hawley
Member
Center for Health Equity,
Sedgwick County Health
Department
Advisory Board,
Suzanne Hawley
Member,
Leadership Committee
Suzanne Hawley
Member,
Suzanne Hawley
Affiliate Faculty Coach,
Visioneering Wichita Health
Alliance
University of Kansas Medical
Center
Kansas Leadership Center
Suzanne Hawley
member
Board of Directors,
Suzanne Hawley
Kansas Academic Representative
Episcopal Wichita Area Refugee
Ministry (EWARM)
Midwestern Multi-State
Accreditation Committee
(includes Kansas, Oklahoma,
and Missouri)
Bertha Morton Scholarship
awarded to Kelly Parsley, School
of public and Community Health
Sciences, The University of
Montana.
Incentive Award Committee, The
University of Montana.
Tobacco Task Force, Curry
Health Center, The University of
Montana.
Wichita Women in Sciences (WWIS)
Leadership Center (nonprofit)
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Suzanne Hawley
member
Heartland Coaches Association
Suzanne Hawley
member
Suzanne Hawley
Journal Reviewer,
National Public Health
Leadership Development
Network Evaluation Committee
Int Perspect Psychol (October)
Rosemary Hughes
Advisor
Rosemary Hughes
Member
Rosemary Hughes
Unpaid consultant
Rosemary Hughes
Member, Editorial Board
Rosemary Hughes
National Center on Crime Victims
with Disabilities
Women's Health Task Force,
Spinal Cord Injury (SCI)
American Congress of
Rehabilitation Medicine.
Pelvic Health Initiative for
Women with Disabilities: An
Interactive Information Online
Resource.
Journal of Disability and Health;
-
Reviewer for 3 journals
Journal of Disability and Health;
Disability and Rehabilitation;
Rehabilitation Research and
Practice
-
Molgaard CA
Board of Directors member
The Danish Immigrant Museum
Molgaard CA
Member
Molgaard CA
MPH Program Steering Committee
Chair
MPH Program External Advisory
Committee Chair
MPH Program Instruction
Committee Member
Chair – Practicum
Montana Public Health
Association
University of Montana
MPH Program
University of Montana
MPH Program
University of Montana
MPH Program
University of Montana
MPH Program
Molgaard CA
Molgaard CA
Molgaard CA
-
-
-
Conway, K; Leahy, E; Hinz, S
Youngblood, W
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Molgaard CA
Chair – Professional Paper
Molgaard CA
Chair - Portfolio
Molgaard CA
Noonan
CHPBS Administrative Committee
Committee Member
Faculty Advisor
University of Montana
MPH Program
University of Montana
MPH Program
University of Montana
College of Health Professions
University of Montana
Noonan
PUBH Admission Committee
University of Montana
Noonan
Pharmacy Admission Committee
University of Montana
Noonan
Pharmacy Assessment Committee
University of Montana
Noonan
Toxicology Admission Committee
University of Montana
Noonan
IRAP Study Section
University of Montana
Noonan
Ward
National Institute of Environmental
Health Science
Faculty Advisor
Ward
Treasurer
Ward
Judging Coordinator
Ward
Ward
Conway, K; Springer, M
Conway, K; Silverstein, R; Springer, M;
Till, R; Wade, R
-
Ad-hoc Member
Superfund P42
Air and Waste Management
Assoc, Univ MT Chapter
Air and Waste Management
Assoc, Montana Chapter
University of Montana
Faculty Advisor
Technical Advisor
Libby Area Technical Advisory
Group
Appointed by Governor
State of Montana, Governor’s
Healthier Montana Task Force
Technical Advisor on asbestos issues
impacting community.
Identifying environmental health issues in
Montana.
Board Member
Montana State Science Fair
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Template 3: Funded Activities of Faculty
Table 3: Funded Research, Service, and Training/Continuing Education Activities of Faculty from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014
Project Name
Principal
4
Investigator
Funding
Source
Funding
Period
Start/End
Amount
Total
5
Award
Amount
7/1/13
through
6/30/14
for
Research
Amount
7/1/13
through
6/30/14
for
6
Service
Managing Obesity via
Telehealth:
Expanding Services
to Rural and
American Indian
Montanans
Elizabeth
Ciemins
Montana IDeA
Network for
Biomedical
Research
Excellence
(INBRE)/subaw
ard by NIH
5/1/14 –
4/30/15
$105,366
$10,000
Billings Suicide
Prevention Project
Sarah Keller,
PI, Elizabeth
Ciemins,
Lead
Quantitative
Evaluator
Montana IDeA
Network for
Biomedical
Research
Excellence
(INBRE)/subaw
ard by NIH
5/1/14 –
4/30/15
$125,878
$3,497
Amount
7/1/13
through
6/30/14 for
Training/
CE
Community
-Based
7
Y/N
MPH Student
Participation
Y/N
$7,561
Yes
Nursing
Students
$7,000
Yes
Yes, Health
and Human
Performance
and Health
Administration
4
If the PI is not a member of the accredited school/program’s faculty, but a school/program faculty member serves on a grant in a capacity other than PI (eg,
investigator, statistician), list the PI’s name and affiliation, then ALSO list the relevant faculty member’s name and title on the project.
5
Include only direct costs.
6
Please include all funded service activities where you contributed to the advancement of public health practice.
7
Community-based research takes place in community settings and involves community members in the design and implementation of research projects. Such
activities should demonstrate respect for the contributions of success which are made by community partners as well as respect for the principle of "doing no
harm" to the communities involved.” (University of Washington, http://sphcm.washington.edu/research/community.asp)
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Improving Your Blood
Pressure Using Smart
Technology
Elizabeth
Ciemins
AMGF and
Withings
3/1/14 –
6/30/15
$15,000
$3,000
$1,000
Improving the Lives of
Alzheimer’s Patients
and their Caregivers:
A Patient-Centered
Statewide Approach
Patricia
Coon, MD;
Elizabeth
Ciemins (coPI)
PCORI and the
Korrell
Foundation
2/15/14 –
10/14/14
$30,000
$10,000
A Multisite Field
Study Applying Novel
Methods to Better
Understand the
Causal Relationship
between Health
Information
Technology and
Ambulatory Care
Workflow Redesign
Kai Zheng,
University of
MI; Elizabeth
Ciemins, coPI/PD
AHRQ
6/1/12 –
5/31/15
$799,014
~$200K
0
Coalition for a
Healthier Community
Tracy Neary,
St. Vincent
Healthcare;
Elizabeth
Ciemins,
Lead
Evaluator
DHHS, Office
of Women’s
Health
9/1/11 –
8/31/16
$1.5M
$100,000
Integrating Palliative
Care into the PatientCentered Medical
Home
Elizabeth
Ciemins, PI
Pacific Source
Foundation
9/01/12 –
8/31/13
$44K
CareGo Product Pilot
Study
Elizabeth
Ciemins, PI
Global Health
Equity
Foundation
6/01/13 –
2/28/14
Research Participant
Protection in Rural
America
Ann Cook,
Ph.D.
NIH/NHGRI
9/14/20106/30/2015
$500
N
N
Yes
No
~$10K
Yes
Y (U of MI)
$100,000
$100,00
Y
N
$10K
$24K
$10K
Y
N
$60K
$60K
0
0
Y
N
$744,625
$125,000
N/A
N/A
N/A
No
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Mentorship and
Training Activities
Ann Freeman
Cook, Ph.D.
MSU INBRE
Grant
9/15/148/31/15
$29,041
$20,524
N/A
N/A
N/A
No
Social Justice for
Smart Women
Golbeck AL
(PI)
Philadelphia
Foundation
2013-2017
$49,919
-
0
0
N
N
Health of Women and
Girls in Yellowstone
County
Barta D (PI),
Golbeck AL
(CoInvestigator)
Office of Public
Health and
Science
2011 2016
$1,500,000
$300,000
0
0
Y
N
Electron Microscopy
in the Classroom and
Research Laboratory
Willard
Granath
NIH
5/13-4/14
$141,500
$47,166
$47,167
$47,166
Y
N
Using Cognitive
Complexity to
Improve Smoking
Interventions
Conway,
UM
psychology
NIH
6/1/20145/31/2017
299,420
N
N
Partnerships to
Prevent Childhood
Obesity on the
Flathead Indian
Reservation
Brown, UM
HHP
NIH
8/15/20147/14/2017
90,000
Y
Maybe
Expanding the role of
family in culturally
appropriate childhood
obesity prevention
strategies
Brown, HHP
NIH/MSU
05/01/2014
04/30/2015
65,146
Y
Can motivational
interviewing be
effective for smoking
cessation?
Catley,
UMKC
NIH
09/29/2009
06/30/2014
$1,552,110
Fully developing and
piloting a highintensity nutrition and
exercise after-school
program
Brown, HHP
NIH
9/15/201309/14/2014
$75,000
No cost
extension
Y
Y
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Using Cognitive
Complexity Research
to Increase Hardened
Smokers’ Quit
Attempts
Conway, UM
Psychology
NIH
9/15/201309/14/2014
,
$75,000
Partnering with
people with
intellectual disabilities
to address violence.
Rosemary
Hughes
U. S. Dept of
Education,
NIDRR
2013-2016
$599,134
100%
-
-
Yes
Yes (Rebecca
Goe)
Development of a VR
weight management
intervention for
women with mobility
impairments
Rosemary
Hughes
(subcontract
PI)
U. S. Dept of
Education,
NIDRR
2012-2015
$105,249
(UM
subcontract
)
100%
-
-
Yes
Yes (Rebecca
Goe)
IDeA-CTR (Mountain
West Research
Consortium)
Langer, R
(PI)
National
Institute of
General
Medical
Sciences
2013-2018
20,000,000
30,193
Y
N
Molgaard
Residential Wood
Smoke Interventions
Improving Health in
Native American
Populations (R01)
Co-PIs:
Noonan/
Belcourt/
Ward
National
Institutes of
Health (NIEHS)
6/19/14 2/28/1
$2,244,947
Y
N
Wood stove
interventions and
child respiratory
infections in rural
communities (R01)
Co-PIs:
Noonan/
Ward
National
Institutes of
Health (NIEHS)
6/19/14 3/31/19
$2,660,292
Y
N
Clinical and
Translational
Research
Infrastructure
Network IDeA-CTR
(U54)
PI: Langer, R
National
Institutes of
Health
(NIGMS)
9/15/2013 6/30/2018
total
anticipated
UM
subaward
cost over
five years =
$864,105
N
N
18
Indoor woodsmoke
PM and asthma: a
randomized trial
(R01)
Co-PIs:
Noonan/
Ward
National
Institutes of
Health (NIEHS)
1/1/08 1/31/15
$1,250,000
N
N
Libby Epidemiology
Research Program
PI: Flores, R
Centers for
Disease
Control and
Prevention
9/30/09 9/29/14
UM subaward
$352,995
Y
N
Forest Service Long
Term Cohort
PI: Noonan,
CW
USDA Forest
Service
Missoula
Technology &
Development
Center
8/11/11 12/31/14
$50,000
N
N
Residential Wood
Smoke Interventions
Improving Health in
Native American
Populations (R56)
Co-PIs:
Noonan/War
d/Belcourt
National
Institutes of
Health (NIEHS)
9/21/2013 6/18/2014
$172,389
Y
N
Indoor Woodsmoke
PM and Asthma: A
Randomized Trial
Ward (co-PI
Noonan)
NIEHS
2008/
$1,736,964
$250K
0
0
Yes
No
Fairbanks Chemical
Mass Balance PM2.5
Source
Apportionment
Project
Ward
$405,568
~$100K
0
0
No
No
Training
Rural/Underserved
Youth to Understand
and Pursue Scientific
Careers
Ward (co-PI
Holian)
$1,250,000
$0
$0
$0
Yes
No
2015
Alaska Dept of
Environ
Conservation
2008/
NIH
2012 /
2017
2014
19
Residential Wood
Smoke Interventions
Improving Health in
Native American
Populations
Ward (co-PIs
Noonan and
Belcourt)
NIEHS
Wood stove
interventions and
child respiratory
infections in rural
communities
Ward (co-PI
Noonan)
NIEHS
2014 /
2019
$1,892,608
$625,236
0
0
Yes
Yes
Jenny
Schuberg
2014 /
2019
$2,347,264
$503,838
0
0
Yes
Yes
Jenny
Schuberg
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Template 1: Research 8 Activities of Students
Table 1: Research Activities of Students from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014
Name:
Samantha Birch
Brief description of your research:
Research project in cooperation with Curry Health Center at the University of Montana. Project investigated the effectiveness of using alternate
testing methods for tuberculosis screening among international college students.
Name:
Tovah Foss
Brief description of your research:
From the fall of 2013 to June 2014, I was a Teen Outreach Program (TOP) certified facilitator participating in research for the Northwest Coalition
of Adolescent Health on an Office of Adolescent Health grant. The TOP program I ran at Willard Alternative High School was under rigorous
evaluation, assessing and researching the effectiveness of the program on:
1. Reducing teen pregnancy
2. Improving high school graduation rates
3. Improving school performance
4. Reducing school suspensions
In May of 2014, I began research on for my Professional Paper with the MPH program. My research topic was the significance of the introduction
of the Hindu-Arabic zero to the development of the field of epidemiology.
Name:
Virginia Porter
Brief description of your research:
I am a research assistant for Center for Environmental Health Sciences; I currently work in Dr. Cho’s lab where we are studying epigenetic
changes and environmental exposers. We have been working with human, mouse and sled dog samples. Our data has not been published yet;
please direct any questions to yoonhee.cho@umontana.edu.
Name:
Justin Price
Brief description of your research:
Public Health and Advocacy Track
Wrote initial draft and secured funding for an integrated Public Health and Advocacy Track at the Montana Family Medicine Residency.
8
Please include research activities inside and outside the program.
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Table 2: Service 9 Activities of Students
Table 2: Service Activities of Students from July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014
10
Student
Role
Organization
Tovah Foss
Member-at-Large, Committee
Work on committee to form and
grow the PHSA at UM.
Tovah Foss
Planned Parenthood of Montana
representative
Public Health Student Association
School of Public and Community
Health Sciences, University of
Montana
Best Beginnings Council,
Missoula, MT
Virginia Porter
Set up committee/treasure
Public Health Student Association
Program set up, on going
Virginia Porter
Conference Committee
Air and Waste Management
Association – student chapter
Wood smoke specialty conference
planning, set up and food
committee
Virginia Porter
Member/treasure
Air and Waste Management
Association – student chapter
Clark Fork river bank clean up April
Justin Price
Member
ExxonMobil Billings Refinery
Community Advisory Panel
Justin Price
Member
CDC
Panel on Developing Clinical
Quality Measures for HIV
Screening
Justin Price
Member
WWAMI
Network Legislative Committee
9
Activity or Project
Creation of Missoula County
Early-Childhood Resource Guide.
Please include all service activities where you contributed to the advancement of public health practice. Please do NOT include the practicum experience.
10
Please asterisk the name of the organization if you had a formal agreement (contract, letter of agreement, etc) with them.
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