Faculty/staff notes archives
Compiled through 6/24/13
Grant Announcements:
Kathleen J. Marshall, an associate professor in the College of Education’s Special Education department, has received a U.S. Department of Education grant for $65,000 from Office of Exceptional Children within the S.C. Department of Education. This grant will fund the project, “South Carolina Gateways: From Cradle to Careers,” providing online coursework and textbooks to teachers to help them better understand how to teach special education.
Armen Shaomian, an assistant professor in the Sport & Entertainment Management department, has received a grant for $1,000 from the South Carolina Arts Commission. This grant will fund a seminar called, “Making Money: Audience Development and Marketing for the Nonprofit Arts and Entertainment Industry,” and is produced and sponsored by the SPTE department in partnership with the SC Arts Commission and the City of Columbia.
Andrew Greytak, an assistant professor in the Chemistry & Biochemistry department, has received an ASPIRE grant for $15,000 to fund participation in a solar and sustainability oriented lectures series, collaborative external proposals and potentially off-campus collaboration. The grant, “Demonstration of ligand bonding and release from single semiconductor nanowires,” will build research networks at USC through use of the USC Nanocenter.
Publications/Presentations/Awards:
Tasha Tropp Laman, education, “From Ideas to Words: Writing Strategies for English Language Learners,” Heinemann, Portsmouth, N.H.
Robert Jesselson, music, “A Sequential Approach for the Intermediate Cellist and Other String Players!” American String Teachers Association (ASTA) Journal
Christina Andrews, social work, received an ASPIRE I award and will be Co-Investigator on a NIDA R01 studying the impact of health reform on outpatient substance abuse treatment programs.
Christina Andrews, social work, will be presenting, “Affordable Care Act: Implications for Social Workers in South Carolina,” at the Medical University of South Carolina Social Work Conference in Charleston, S.C. in November.
Christina Andrews, social work, J. Darnell, T. Browne, S. Gehlert, R. Goldyn, will be presenting “Implementation of the Affordable Care Act: Opportunities and Challenges for Social Workers,” in a national webinar in June.
Christina Andrews, social work, J. Darnell, T. McBride, S. Gehlert, “Social work and the implementation of the Affordable Care Act,” to be featured in the Health and Social Work online publication ahead of print, e1-e5.
Amanda J. Fairchild, parenting & family research center, J. T. Tein, D. P. MacKinnon, “Power of testing mediation effects with censored continuous and discrete survival data,” presented at the 21st Annual Meeting of the Society for Prevention Research in San Francisco, C.A.
Frank Andrews, social work, J. Frank, C. M. Andrews, T. C. Green, A. Samuels, T. Truong, P. D. Friedmann, “Emergency department use for preventable behavioral health-related disorders among ex-prisoners in Rhode Island,” Emergency Medicine.
Kate Flory, parenting & family research center, D. Willis, K. Van Eck, “ADHD symptoms, distress intolerance, and risky sexual behavior among college students,” to be presented at the biennial meeting of the International Society for Research in Child and Adolescent Psychopathology in Leuven, Belgium.
Peter Duffy, theatre, recipient of the American Alliance for Theatre & Education “Lin Write Special Recognition Award,” for establishing special programs, developing experimental work, or making a distinctive educational contribution.
Albert C. Goodyear, Christopher Moore, archaeology and anthropology, J.H. Wittke, J.C. Weaver, T.T. Bunch, J.P. Kennett, D.J. Kennett, A.M. Moore, “Evidence for deposition of 10 million tonnes of impact spherules across four continents 12,000 years ago,” Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
S. Gehlert, T. Browne, social work, “Transdisciplinary training and education,” in T. McBride & D. Haire-Joshu (Eds.), Transdisciplinary Public Health: Research, Methods, and Practice.
Cassandre Miller, Dana DeHart, social work, “Sexual victimization and substance abuse among girls in the juvenile justice system,” Poster presented at University of South Carolina Discovery Day (second prize in Psychology & Neuroscience Division).
Darcy Freedman, Kathryn Kranjc, social work, “Communication about the Right Choice Fresh Start Farmers’ Market among food assistance recipients,” poster awarded second place in the Discovery Day Pharmacy and Public Health categories.
Huong Nguyen, social work, “Practicing social work through creative methods: Reflections of a social work scholar and fiction writer in Vietnam and implications for 21st-century social work,” published as a chapter in B.R. Nikku and Z. A. Hatta’s “Social Work Scholarship and Innovation in the Asia Pacific Region.”
Huong Nguyen, social work, “Examining the Way the Vietnamese Media Used the Vietnam War Experience to Cover the 9/11 Attacks and the War on Terrorism in America,” to be published as a chapter J. Good’s “Mythologizing the Vietnam War: Visual culture and mediated memory,” by Cambridge Scholars.
Georgi V. Petkov, pharmacy, S. Afeli, E. S. Rovner, “Activation of beta3 Adrenergic Receptors Decreases Nerve-evoked Contractions in Human Detrusor Smooth Muscle Isolated Strips: Role of BK Channels.”
Monique B. Mitchell, social work, “Our Journey Beyond Sight: Taking a Peek into the Lives of Youth in Foster Care,” presented at the South Carolina Foster Parent Association Annual Conference in Greenville, S.C. in April.
Susan Parlier, social work, chosen as a Field Advocate for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and participant for the Annual Advocacy Forum in Washington, D.C. in mid-June.
Susan Parlier, social work, chosen as participant for NACSW’s 63rd Convention 2013 in Atlanta, Georgia, in October, “Low Wage Women’s Spirituality: Finding Meaning in the Margins.”
J. Williams, M. Thomas, social work, “The Conflicts and Challenges of Infusion of Spirituality across the Cirriculum,” presented at the Society for Spirituality in Social Work 8th Annual North American Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
M. P. Whitaker, S. E. Lize, social work, “Understanding human trafficking: A social work response for prevention and intervention,” presented at the Workshop and CEU Training for the NASWSC Midlands Unit meeting, Columbia, S.C.
M. P. Whitaker, social work, “Motivational attributions about intimate partner violence among male and female perpetrators,” Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
Nikki Wooten, social work, selected to participate in the NIH funded PRIDE Institute Program to Increase Diversity in Behavioral Medicine and Sleep Disorders Research slated for July 28-Aug. 10, 2013.
Nikki Wooten, social work, received NIDA Women and Sex/Gender Junior Investigator Travel Award Program to 2013 College on Problems of Drug Dependence.
Jeffrey Makala, Irvin Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, appointed to the Editorial Board of RBM: A Journal of Rare Books, Manuscripts, and Cultural Heritage.
Ralph E. White, chemical engineering, will be presented “The Olin Palladium Award” at the 2013 Fall Electrochemical Society Meeting in San Francisco, C.A.
Nikki Wooten, social work, “A bioecological model of deployment risk and resilience,” Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment.
Nikki Wooten, B. A. Mohr, L. M. Lundgren, R. A. Adams, E. L. Merrick, T. V. Williams, M. J. Larson, social work, “Gender differences in substance use treatment utilization the year prior to deployment in Army service members,” Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment.
Nikki Wooten, social work, proposal accepted for publication, “Special Issue: Military social work education: Innovative strategies and future directions for social work practice,” Journal on Social Work Education.
Nikki Wooten, B. A. Mohr, L. M. Lundgren, R. A. Adams, E. L. Merrick, T. V. Williams, M. J. Larson, social work, “Gender differences in substance use treatment utilization the year prior to deployment in Army service members,” oral presentation accepted at the annual meeting of the College on Problems of Drug Dependence in San Francisco, C.A.
Nikki Wooten, social work, conducted a podcast, “Gender Differences in Substance Use Treatment in the Year Prior to Deployment in Army Service Members,” will be released on May 27, 2013 by the University of Buffalo School of Social Work’s “inSocialWork Podcast Series.”
Meredith Powers, social work, “Social Work Education in an Era of Global Environmental Crisis,” accepted as a HOT TOPIC PRESENTATION for the 2013 Annual Program Meeting in Dallas, Texas.
Michael Sutton, mechanical engineering, “Murray Medal Lecture,” 2013 Society for Experimental Mechanics Conference in Lombard, Chicago, Ill.
M. P. Whitaker, D. DeHart, E. Lindstrom, social work, “Human trafficking: Empowering a comprehensive social work and public health response,” to be presented at the American Public Health Association’s 141st Annual Meeting in Boston, Mass.
Ralph White, chemical engineering, received the Olin Palladium Award from the Electrochemical Society.
D. DeHart, psychology/social work, S. Lynch, J. Belknap, P. Dass-Brailsford, B. Green, “Life-history models of female offending: The role of serious mental illness and trauma in women’s pathways to jail,” Psychology of Women Quarterly.
John T. Addison, economics, O. Ozturk, S. Wang, “Job Promotion in Mid-Career: Gender, ‘Crowding,’ and Recession,” Monthly Labor Review.
Peter Duffy, theatre, received the 2013 American Alliance for Theatre and Education’s Lin Wright Special Recognition Award for outstanding contributions to the artistic and scholastic fields of theatre education.
Teri Browne, Christina Andrews, social work, “The Affordable Care Act: Challenges and Opportunities for Social Workers,” webinar, ACA.
Ron T. Brown, library and information science, K. S. Albright, “The Google Online Marketing Challenge and Distributed Learning,” Journal of Education for Library and Information Science, 54(1), 22-236.
Francisco Blanco-Silva, mathematics, “Learning Scipy for Numerical and Scientific Computing,” Packt Publishing, Birmingham, UK.
Carl R. Wells, equal opportunity programs, “The Effects of Work-Related and Boundary-Related Stress on the Emotional and Physical Health Status or Ordained Clergy,” Pastoral Psychology.
Carl R. Wells, equal opportunity programs, “The Moderating Effects of Congregational and Denominational Support on the Impact of Stress on Clerical Emotional and Physical Health Status,” Journal of Pastoral Psychology.
David A. Rotholz, pediatrics, Center for Disability Resources, “Positive Behavior Support & Implications for Restrictive Interventions,” Webinar presented to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
David A. Rotholz, Charles Moseley, Kinsey Carlson, pediatrics, Center for Disability Resources, “National Survey of State Policies and Practices in Behavior Support,” Webinar for the National Association of State Directors of Developmental Disabilities Services.
Bruce E. Konkle, visual communications, School of Journalism and Mass Communications, received the Laurence Campbell Award for outstanding research in scholastic journalism from the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication for “A Preliminary Overview of the Early History of High School Journalism in the U.S.: ~1775-1925.”
Karen Mallia, advertising, K. Windels, “How Gender Situates Learning in Advertising Creative Departments,” to be presented at the 2013 Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication conference.
Kathy Roberts Forde, journalism, K. A. Foss, received the 29th annual Covert Award from the history division of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication for “The Facts - The Color! - The idea of a Report in American Print Culture, 1885-1910.”
Erik Collins, public relations, G. Pressgrove, “Paralleling the practice: An analysis of the scholarly literature in nonprofit public relations,” Journal of Public Relations Research.
Ran Wei, public relations, “Influences of culture and market convergence on the international advertising strategies of multinational corporations in North America, Europe and Asia,” Outstanding Paper Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2013 by Emerald Literati Network.
Heather M. Brandt, health promotion, education and behavior, received the Early Career Award of the Public Health Education and Health Promotion Section of the American Public Health Association, presented at the annual meeting in November in Boston, Mass.
F. Thomas Burke, philosophy, “What Pragmatism Was,” Indiana University Press, Indianapolis, IN.
Teri Browne, social work, received the Chairman’s Award for outstanding vision, generous commitment and support from the National Kidney Foundation of South Carolina.
Edward Frongillo, health promotion, education and behavior, “Maternal and child dietary diversity are associated in Bangladesh, Vietnam, and Ethiopia,” Journal of Nutrition.
Charis Davidson, Deborah Billings, Daniela Friedman, health promotion, education and behavior, “Understanding Family Planning in San Ignacio, Belize,” Journal of Global Health.
C. H. Guinn, S. D. Baxter, C. J. Finney, D. B. Hitchcock, social work, Institute for Families in Society, “Examining variations in fourth-grade children’s participation in school breakfast and lunch programs by student and program demographics,” Journal of Child Nutrition & Management 37(1), 2013.
James T. Morris, coastal wetland science, Belle W. Baruch Institute for Marine & Coastal Sciences, has been named a Fellow of the Society of Wetland Sciences.
Nikki Wooten, social work, invited to participate in the Addiction Health Services Research (AHSR) Conference 2014 National Committee, October 15-17, Boston, Mass.
Anna Scheyett, F. Raymond, social work, “The Future Outlook of Social Work,” The International Social Welfare Forum of Korea, USA, Japan in Seoul, South Korea.
Anna Scheyett, social work, has been elected Treasurer of the St. Louis Group for Excellence in Social Work Research and Education.
Harvey Starr, political science, will give the keynote address, “Some Theoretical and Analytical Perspectives on the Arab Spring,” at the Israel Association for International Studies, Ben-Burion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Israel, June 10, 2013.
Kaetrena David Kendrick, library science, D. Tritt, “Link up the sticks: Access and barriers to professional development for small and rural academic librarians,” Codex: Journal of the Louisiana chapter of the ACRL.
Kaetrena David Kendrick, library science, D. Tritt, “Serving Information Literacy via Digital Humanities,” 2012 Metrolina Information Literacy + More Conference, Charlotte, N.C.
Linda Mihalik, Andrew Grimball, information technology, “Evolving Libraries: From Lending Books to Lending Tablets,” 2013 New Media Consortium Summer Conference, Hilton Head Island, S.C.
Complied through May 24, 2013
Andrew T. Kaczynski, health promotion, education, and behavior, “Beyond the Ribbon Cutting,” Journal of Park and Recreation Administration.
Andrew T. Kaczynski, health promotion, education, and behavior, “Built Environment Associations,” Journal of Physical Activity and Health.
Jim Thrasher, health promotion, education, and behavior, was elected to be the co-chair of the Global Health Network for the Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco, which is the primary tobacco research organization in the world.
Georgi V. Petkov, John Malysz, pharmacy, E.Rovner, “Single-channel biophysical and pharmacological characterizations of native human large conductance calcium-activated potassium channels in freshly isolated detrusor smooth muscle cells,” Pflϋgers Archive – European Journal of Physiology.
John T. Addison, economics, P. Teixeira, A. Bryson, A. Pahnke, and L. Bellmann, “The Extent of Collective Bargaining and Workplace Representations: Transitions between States and Their Determinants. A Comparative Analysis of Great Britain and Germany,” Scottish Journal of Political Economy.
John T. Addison, economics, P. Teixeira, K. Evers, and L. Bellmann, “Indicative and Updated Estimates of the Collective Bargaining Premium in Germany,” Industrial Relations Berkeley.
Martin Donougho, comparative literature, philosophy, “Walter Benjamin,” 3rd ed. Routledge Companion to Aesthetics.
Martin Donougho, comparative literature, philosophy, “‘Melt earth to sea’: The New World of Terrence Malick,” Journal of Speculative Philosophy.
Georgi V. Petkov, pharmacy, waselected a member of the American Urological Association.
Annette Golonka, biology, USC Lancaster, Bettie Obi-Johnson, chemistry, USC Lancaster, presented a poster along with former students Jonathan Freeman and Daniel Hinson on the Production of Volatile Organic Compounds by Two Metschnikowia Yeasts Isolated From Silene Caroliniana Nectar at the South Carolina branch of the American Society of Microbiology held at MUSC in Charleston.
Georgi V. Petkov, Wenkuan Xin, John Malysz, pharmacy, A.C. Smith, K.L. Hristov, Q. Cheng, S.P. Parajuli, S. Earley, “Novel role for the transient potential receptor melastatin 4 channel in guinea pig detrusor smooth muscle physiology,” American Journal of Physiology - Cell Physiology.
Patrick Scott, USC libraries, “Why Rare Books Matter: the Teaching Potential of a Churchill Collection,” Finest Hour: the Journal of Winston Churchill.
Sonya Jones and Ed Frongillo, nutrition, invited by The National Research Council of the National Academies of Science Committee on Statistics Steering Committee for the Workshop, ‘Research Gaps and Opportunities on the Causes and Consequences of Child Hunger’ to set a direction for future child hunger research. The workshop was held at the National Academy of Sciences in Washington, D.C.
Li Cai, chemistry, USC Salkehatchie, Chris Rufty, chemical engineering student, “Solvent-Free Pyridine-Free Peracetylation of Glucose: An Organic Chemistry Experiment,” Chemical Educator.
Stephanie Burgess, associate dean for nursing practice, was featured on ETV's “The Big Picture.”
Jay D. Potts, cell biology and anatomy, R.G. Gourdie, received a patent from the U.S. Patent Office for his work on compositions and methods for tissue engineering, tissue regeneration and wound healing.
Shelly-Ann Bowen, health promotion, education, and behavior, “Effects of social injustice on breast health-seeking behaviors of low-income women,” American Journal of Health Promotion.
Charles J. Finocchiaro, political science, M.H. Crespin, “Elections and the Politics of Pork in the U.S. Senate,” Social Science Quarterly.
Steve Lowe, interim dean, received a plaque for his dedication to the South Carolina History Association serving as co-editor of “The Proceedings,” a journal with a wide variety of historical information presented at SCHA meetings, since 2002.”
Marcos Vieyra, Chief Information Security Officer, “The Growing Trend in Publicly Disclosed Breaches: Potential Causes and Implications for Privacy Professionals,” International Association of Privacy Professionals KnowledgeNet, Charlotte, N.C.
Georgi V. Petkov, Wenkuan Xin, Ning Li, pharmacy, Q. Cheng, “Constitutively active phosphodiesterase type 4 controls large conductance Ca2+-activated K+ channel activity in guinea pig urinary bladder smooth muscle,” FASEB Journal. 2013 Annual Experimental Biology Meeting, Boston, M.A.
Krista Van Fleit Hang, chinese literature, “Literature the People Love: Reading Chinese Texts From the Early Maoist Period (1949-1966),” Palgrave Macmillan, N.Y.
Michelle Thomas, social work, College of Social Work Educator of the Year Award, an annual award given by the graduating class of the College of Social Work.
Georgi V. Petkov, pharmacy, “Integration of Multiple Potassium Channels in Regulation of Bladder Function,” Society for Urodynamics, Female Pelvic Medicine & Urogenital Reconstruction. 2013 Winter Meeting of the Society for Urodynamics.
Amanda J. Fairchild, parenting & family research center, A.C. Gottschall, K.E. Masyn, “Improving our ability to evaluate underlying mechanisms of event occurrence,” 21st Annual Meeting of the Society for Prevention Research, San Francisco, Calif.
Kate Flory, parenting & family research center, Kathryn Van Eck, USC graduate student, Patrick S. Malone, psychology, ʺA Longitudinal Assessment of the Associations Among Response Access, Attention Problems, and Aggression during Childhood,ʺ Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology.
Kathleen Scharer, nursing, “Using Movie Clips to Enhance Psychiatric Nursing Students’ Planning Of Care,” 15th Annual International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing Conference on April 19 in San Antonio, Texas.
Laura Hein, nursing, “Support Groups and the LGBT Sexual Orientations - Together or Separate? The Consumer Perspective,” 15th Annual International Society of Psychiatric-Mental Health Nurses (ISPN) Conference on April 19 in San Antonio, Texas.
Rita Snyder, nursing, “Effective Healthcare Process Redesign Through an Interdisciplinary Team Approach,” 14th World Congress on Medical and Health Informatics on August 20 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
DeAnne K. Hilfinger Messias, nursing, A. Hunter, L. Wilson, M. Stanhope, B. Hatcher, M. Hattar and D. Powell, “Global health diplomacy: An integrative review of the literature and implications for nursing,” Nursing Outlook.
Jeannette Andrews, nursing, Principal Investigator, “A Social Ecological Based Smoking Cessation Intervention in Public Housing,” R01 funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Jeannette Andrews, nursing, Consortium Principal Investigator, Hollywood Smiles, R21 funded by the National Institutes of Health.
Abbas Tavakoli, nursing, has won the Mary Hanna Memorial Journalism Award for “A Quasi-Experimental Study Examining the Safety Profile and Comfort Provided by Two Different Blanket Temperatures,” Journal of PeriAnesthesia Nursing. Co-authors: Lori T. Sutton, Faye S. Baker, Nan J. Faile.
Grant announcements
Jennifer Pournelle, a research assistant professor in the School of Earth, Ocean and Environment, has received a grant for $42,000 from the National Science Foundation for her study, “Treasure of the Tigris: The Last Great Mystery of Ancient Iraq.” This grant will be used to finance a pilot project where a National Geographic film team will document a USC-lead expedition using remote sensing to map river bottoms and shipwrecks.
Jennifer Pournelle, a research assistant professor in the School of Earth, Ocean and Environment, has received a grant for $176,946 from the National Science Foundation for her study, “Deltaic Resilience and the Genesis of Mesopotamian Cities.” This three-year award will be used to conduct paleoenvironmental and archaeological research investigating the world’s oldest and longest-lived cities.
Angela Liese, a director and professor at the Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities at the Arnold School of Public Health, has received a grant for $100,000 from USC’s VP for Research. This grant for her study, “Positioning USC for National Prominence in Food Security and Food Access Research,” aims to establish USC as a national thought-leader in policy relevant research on childhood food security and food access.
Sarah Rothenberg, an assistant professor at the Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities at the Arnold School of Public Health, has received a grant for $394,974 from the National Institutes of Health for her study, “Maternal Methylmercury Exposure Through Rice Ingestion and Offspring Development.” This grant will fund a study in prenatal methylmercury exposure dealing with rice ingestion, not fish; and results from this study will enable health professionals to establish more protective prenatal guidelines.
Christine Blake, an assistant professor at the Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities at the Arnold School of Public Health, has received a grant for $15,000 from USC’s VP for Research. This grant will allow her team to develop, test, and refine an experimental protocol examining the impact of different FOP nutrition rating systems on a selection of healthier versus less healthy foods.
Brie Turner-McGrievy, an assistant professor at the Center for Research in Nutrition and Health Disparities at the Arnold School of Public Health, has received a grant for $29,625 from the South Carolina Clinical and Translational Research Institute. This grant will fund her study, “Developing and Pilot Testing Agent-Mediated Social Networks for Modeling Healthy Behaviors,” and through innovative research will explore how social networks develop, support and enhance healthy behaviors.
Catherine Castner, a professor in the Languages and Literature department of the College of Arts & Sciences, has received the Patricia H. Labalme Grant for $3,000 from the Renaissance Society of America. This grant will fund travel and residency at the Centro Vittore Branca, a cultural research center in Venice, Italy, to aid in Castner’s book project, “Biondo Flavio on Venice and Crusading”.
Heather Heckman, the Interim Director & Curator in the Moving Image Research Collection at USC Libraries, has received a grant for $230,000 from the National Endowment for the Humanities. This grant will fund Phase One of the two-part Fox Movietone Digitization Project, which will dramatically improve access to the Fox Movietone News Collection and will make approximately 14,000 of the 23,000 titles discoverable and viewable through MIRC’s Digital Video Repository website (mirc.sc.edu).
Complied through April 24, 2013
Robert Valois, health promotion, education and behavior, “Safer sex media messages and adolescent sexual behavior: 3-year follow-up results from Project iMPPACS,” Journal of Public Health.
James Thrasher, health promotion, education and behavior, “Advertencias sanitarias en América Latina y el Caribe, Volumen II.”
Allison Marsh, history, “Because Engineers Rule the World,” National Museum of American History, Washington, D.C.
Bethany A. Bell, educational statistics, “Received the 2013 AERA Division D Early Career Award in Measurement and Research Methodology Quantitative Methods and Statistical Theory.”
Kirstin Dow, Frans Berkhout, Ben Preston, Richard Klein, Guy Midgley and M.Rebecca Shaw, “Limits to Adaptation,” Nature Climate Change.
Shannon A. Bowen, journalism and mass communications, Elina V. Erzikova, Central Michigan University, “The international divide in public relaitons education: Advocacy versus autonomy,” PR Journal 7(1).
Joshua M. Gold, counselor education, "The experiences of child-free and childless couples in a pronatalistic society: Implications for family counselors," The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families.
Peggy O. Hewlett, nursing, "Teaching Students to Work in Interprofessional Teams," American Association of Colleges and Schools Masters Conference on 2/22/13 in Orlando, Florida.
Jennifer Pournelle, environmental science, Carrie Hritz and Jennifer Smith, “Revisiting the Sealands: Report of Preliminary Ground Reconnaissance in ihe Hammar District, Dhi Qar and Basra Governorates,” Iraq.
Jennifer Pournelle, environmental science, “Physical Geography,” The Sumerian World.
Jennifer Pournelle, environmental science, “Excavations,” Seven Strong: Winners of the South Carolina Poetry Book Prize.
Jennifer Pournelle, environmental science, “Collaborative Research: University-Level Requirements and Responsibilities,” 2012 Learning By Doing: International Research Approaches, Basra, Iraq.
Jennifer Pournelle, environmental science, “The Sealands Archaeology and Environment Program: First Report on the Archaeological Landscapes of the Basrah Governorate,” 2012 American School of Oriental Research, Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.
Jennifer Pournelle, environmental science, “Embedded Poet,” Air Schooner.
Complied through April 18, 2013
Hal W. French, religious studies, “Swami Vivekananda's Unopened Present: the Gift of Listening,” 150th Celebration of the Birth of Swami Vivekananda, Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Kolkata, India.
R. Sean Norman and Erin B. Fichot, environmental health sciences, “Microbial phylogenetic profiling with the Pacific Biosciences sequencing platform,” Microbiome.
Scott M. Strayer, family preventive medicine, “Improving Smoking Cessation Counseling Using a Point-of-Care Health Intervention Tool (IT): From the Virginia Practice Support and Research Network (VaPSRN),” Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine.
Simon Hudson, tourism, “Travel: The New Prescription,” Medical Tourism Magazine.
Simon Hudson, tourism, Louise Hudson, SmartState Center of Economic Excellence in Tourism, “Customer Service for Hospitality and Tourism,” Goodfellow Publishers UK.
Simon Hudson and Robert Li, tourism, “The application of generational theory to tourism consumer behavior: an American perspective,” Tourism Management.
Simon Hudson and Karen Thal, tourism, “The Impact of Social Media on the Consumer Decision Process: Implications for Tourism Marketing,” Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing.
Kaetrena Kendrick, library science, USC Lancaster, “Guiding the Wave: Academic Librarians’ Practical Role in Digital Humanities,” ACRL 2013, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Anna Scheyett, social work, received the 2013 President’s Award recipient from The Action Council for Cross Cultural Mental Health and Human Services. The Action Council is dedicated to enhancing the management, delivery and utilization of human services, by and for people of diverse cultural backgrounds in the State of South Carolina.
Kaetrena Davis Kendrick, library science, USC Lancaster, “Guest lectured to students at the University of Southern Mississippi’s School of Library and Information Science.The lecture covered how academic librarians use social media – Facebook, in particular – to expand professional networks, engage with students, and promote libraries on campus and in surrounding communities.”
Peisheng Xu, pharmacy, Katrina Walsemann, public health, LeAnn Norris, pharmacy, and Mengqian Chen, pharmacy, were recently awarded pilot grants for $30,000 each as part of“SOAR (Supporting Outstanding Academic Research in Oncology) USC”American Cancer Society Institutional Research Grant program. The ACS IRG is an institutional award that enables USC to provide small pilot research grants to beginning investigators in cancer research.
Kaetrena Davis Kendrick, library science, USC Lancaster, “Has been invited to guest lecture to students enrolled at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science (GSLIS) at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The lecture will cover her forays into the information seeking behaviors of students who use academic libraries during their study abroad. GSLIS at UIUC is currently ranked as the #1 graduate Library and Information Science program in the United States.” (http://www.lis.illinois.edu/articles/2013/03/gslis-ranked-number-one-among-lis-schools).
Robert Kilgore, English, USC Beaufort, “From ‘Employment’ to ‘Grace’: Herbert’s Restructuring of Work,” 2013 George Herbert Conference, Charleston, SC.
Simon Hudson, Tourism, “The Influence of Ethnicity and Self-Construal on Leisure Constraints,” Leisure Sciences, 35(2). 145-166.
Arlene Andrews, Social Work, “Evidence-Based Principles for Choosing Programs To Serve Parents in the Child Welfare System,” Administration in Social Work.
Sarah Barker, Theatre and Dance, “was the inaugural Stage Movement Featured Presenter for the 2013 Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC) Convention March 6 – 10 in Louisville, Kentucky. The Stage Movement Featured Presenter is a new program honoring a teaching artist who is top in his or her field. Sarah taught Featured Master Classes for Educators and Professionals and one for students. She also led a workshop of mini-lessons in Alexander Technique with five other Alexander Technique teachers,.”
Caroline Bergeron, doctoral public health student, and Daniela Friedman, health promotion, education and behavior, Caroline Foster, Andrea Tanner, and Sei Hill Kim, journalism and mass communications, “What do people really know and think about clinical trials? A comparison of rural and urban communities in the South,” Journal of Community Health.
Anna Price, health promotion, education and behavior alumna, Daniela Friedman and Sara Corwin, health promotion, education and behavior, “How do older people describe others with cognitive impairment? A multi-ethnic study in the United States,” Ageing & Society.
Edward Frongillo, health promotion, education and behavior, “Confronting myths about household food insecurity and excess weight,” Cadernos de Saúde Pública.
Gina Besenyi, doctoral philosophy student, Andrew Kaczynski, health promotion, education and behavior, “Exploring the distribution of park availability, features, and quality across Kansas City, Missouri by income and race/ethnicity: An environmental justice investigation,” Annals of Behavioral Medicine.
James Thrasher, health promotion, education and behavior, “Impact of Tobacco-Related Health Warning Labels across Socioeconomic, Race and Ethnic Groups: Results from a Randomized Web-Based Experiment,” Plos One.
Gabrielle Turner-McGrievy, Justin Moore, Andrew Kaczynski, health promotion, education and behavior, “Comparison of traditional versus mobile app self-monitoring of physical activity and dietary intake among overweight adults participating in an mHealth weight loss program,” Journal of American Medicine Information Association.
Compiled through March 26, 2013
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Susan Parlier and Miriam Johnson, social work, “Inspiring passion: Using service learning projects and technology in an advocacy course,” Baccalaureate Program Directors of Schools of Social Work, Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Edward Frongillo, health promotion, education and behavior, “Confronting myths about household food insecurity and excess weight,” Cadernos de Saúde Pública.
John Dawson and Lukasz Lebioda, chemistry and biochemistry, Xiao Huang (USC chemistry alumnus), Chunxue Wang, Lesa Celeste, Leslie Lovelace, and Shenfeng Sun (USC chemistry graduate students), “Complex of Myoglobin with Phenol Bound in a Proximal Cavity,” Acta Cryst Section.
James Thrasher, health promotion, education and behavior, Jennifer Cantrell, Donna Vallone, Rebekah Nagler, Shari Feirman, Larry Muenz, David He and Kasisomayajula Viswanath, “Impact of Tobacco-Related Health Warning Labels across Socioeconomic, Race and Ethnic Groups: Results from a Randomized Web-Based Experiment,” PLOS ONE.
Arlene Andrews, social work, and L. McMillan, "Evidence-Based Principles for Choosing Programs To Serve Parents in the Child Welfare System," Administration in Social Work.
Daniela Friedman, health promotion, education, and behavior, Caroline Foster, Andrea Tanner, and Sei Hill Kim, journalism and mass communications, Caroline Bergeron (USC health promotion, education and behavior student), “What do people really know and think about clinical trials? A comparison of rural and urban communities in the South,” Journal of Community Health.
Daniela Friedman and Sara Corwin, health promotion, education and behavior, Sarah Laditka, James Laditka, Rui Liu, Anna Price (health promotion education, and behavior alumna), Bei Wu, Lucinda Bryant and Susan Ivey, “How do older people describe others with cognitive impairment? A multi-ethnic study in the United States,” Ageing & Society.
Jeannette O. Andrews nursing, M.S.Tingen, J.Heath, A. Turnmire, J. Waller and F. Treiber, “Comparison of Enrollment Rates of African American Families into a School-Based Tobacco Prevention Trial Using Two Recruitment Strategies in Urban and Rural Settings,” American Journal of Health Promotion.
Andrew Kaczynski, health promotion, education, and behavior, Gina Besenyi (health promotion, education, and behavior student), Katherine Vaughan, Sonja Wilhelm Stanis, Ryan Bergstrom and Katie Heinrich. “Exploring the distribution of park availability, features, and quality across Kansas City, Missouri by income and race/ethnicity: An environmental justice investigation,” Annals of Behavioral Medicine.
Robert Valois, health promotion, education and behavior, Michael Hennessy, Daniel Romer, Peter Vanable, Michael Carey, Bonita Stanton, Larry Brown, Ralph DiClemente and Laura Salazar. “Safer sex media messages and adolescent sexual behavior: 3-year follow-up results from Project iMPPACS,” American Journal of Public Health.
James Thrasher, health promotion, education, and behavior, Li-Ling Huang (USC health promotion, education and behavior student),
Yuan Jiang, Qiang Li, Geoffrey Fong and Ann Quah, “Incidence and correlates of receiving cigarettes as gifts and selecting preferred rand because it was gifted: Findings from the ITC China Survey,” BMC Public Health.
Gabrielle Turner-McGrievy, Justin Moore and Andrew Kaczynski, health promotion, education and behavior, Michael Beets, exercise science, Daheia Barr-Anderson and Deborah Tate, “Comparison of traditional versus mobile app self-monitoring of physical activity and dietary intake among overweight adults participating in an mHealth weight loss program,” Journal of American Medicine Information Association.
Hans-Conrad zur Loye, Mark D. Smith, chemistry and biochemistry, and Daniel Bugaris (former USC adjunct faculty member in chemistry), “Hydroflux Crystal Growth of Platinum Group Metal Hydroxides: Sr6NaPd2(OH)17, Li2Pt(OH)6, Na2Pt(OH)6, Sr2Pt(OH)8, and Ba2Pt(OH)8”, Inorganic Chemistry.
• PRESENTATIONS
Susan Parlier, social work, “Low Wage and Low-Income Women’s Spirituality While Struggling with Bill-Paying Hardships,” National Association of Social Workers S.C. Chapter Symposium, Columbia.
Abbas Tavakoli and Sue Heiney, nursing, “Examining Mediator and Indirect Effects of Loneliness in Social Support on Social Well-Being Using the Baron and Kenny Method and a Bootstrapping Method,” SAS® Global Forum 2013 Conference, San Francisco, Calif., and, same conference, with Joan Culley, nursing, J. Craig and E.R. Svendsen, “Using SAS to create code for current triage systems during chemical incidents.”
Lara L. Lomicka, languages, literatures and cultures, and Lamine Agba, "Service Learning in Senegal — Seeing life through different eyes,'" S.C. Foreign Language Teacher Association, Columbia.
Joan Culley and Abbas Tavakoli, nursing, E.R.Svendsen, J. Craig, “Effectiveness of Triage During a Chemical Incident,” Improving Health through Evidence-Based Practice & Policy Joint Scientific Retreat on Implementation Science, Columbia.
• OTHER
Nicholas Guittar, sociology, Lancaster,awarded a Social Sciences internal grant from the USC Office of the Provost for his research project entitled: “What it Means to Be Black and Gay: A Sociological analysis of coming out among African Americans and Caribbean Americans.”
Anna Scheyett, social work, recipient of the President’s Award at the annual conference for the Action Coalition for Cross Cultural Mental Health and Human Services.
Teri Browne, social work, 2013 recipient of the James E. Clyburn Emerging Leader in Public Health and Health Disparities Research Award.
Lara L. Lomicka, languages, literatures and cultures, named associate editor of Language Learning and Technology.
John Dawson, chemistry and biochemistry, named to the International Scientific Advisory Committee for the Twelfth International Symposium on Applied Bio-Inorganic Chemistry to be held in Guangzhou, China, in December.
Compiled through March 13, 2013
• BOOKS AND CHAPTERS
Francisco Blanco-Silva, mathematics, "Learning SciPy for Numerical and Scientific Computing," Packt Publishing, Birmingham, England.
• ARTICLES
Shannon A. Bowen, journalism and mass communications, “What are the best ways to show the C-suite that it is worth investing in measurement?”PR Week.
Lisa Hammond, English, Lancaster,“The Goddess Loads the Dishwasher,” “The Goddess Eats an Apple,” “The Goddess Reads a Legend,” Wicked Alice.
Daniela B. Friedman, health promotion, education and behavior, Eleasa Van Slooten (Honors College and Arnold School of Public Health student) and A. Tanner, “Are we getting the health information we need from the mass media? An assessment of consumers’ perceptions of health and medical news,” Journal of Consumer Health on the Internet.
Andrew T. Kaczynski, health promotion, education, and behavior, Michael W. Beets, exercise science, and Daheia J. Barr-Anderson, department of epidemiology and biostatistics, Gabrielle M. Turner- McGrievy, Justin B. Moore, and “Comparison of traditional versus mobile app self-monitoring of physical activity and dietary intake among overweight adults participating in an mHealth weight loss program” Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association.
Ron Brown and Kendra Albright, library and information science, "The Google Online Marketing Challenge and Distributed Learning," Journal of Education for Library and Information Science.
Carl Wells, equal opportunity programs, “The Effects of Work-Related and Boundary-Related Stress on the Emotional and Physical Health Status of Ordained Clergy,” Journal of Pastoral Psychology, and, same publication, “The Moderating Effects of Congregational and Denominational Support on the Impact of Stress on Clerical Emotional and Physical Health Status.”
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Kirk Foster, social work, T. Shaw, B. Combs, M. Hodge and D. Pedescleaux, “Black Neighborhood Attachments, Social Capital, and Collective Action: Preliminary Study Results,” The Changing Socio-Political Environments of Atlanta’s Black Neighborhoods, Atlanta Studies Symposium, Emory University, Atlanta, Ga.
Teri Browne, social work, and C. Shaver, C. (USC undergraduate social work student), “Using NIH R15 grants to educate BSW students about health disparities research,” Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors, Myrtle Beach.
Susan T. Parlier and Miriam M. Johnson, social work “Inspiring passion: Using service learning projects and technology in an advocacy coursem,” Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors, Myrtle Beach.
Huong Nguyen, social work, “Taking students abroad to study social work: Practical lessons and theoretical perspectives,” Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors. Myrtle Beach.
Compiled through Feb. 26, 2012
• BOOKS AND CHAPTERS
Patti J. Marinelli and Lizette Laughlin, languages, literatures and cultures, Puentes: Spanish for Intensive and High Beginner Courses, sixth edition, Heinle/Cengage, Boston, Mass.
Karen Heid, art education, and Zach Kelehear, education, “Leadership for the Arts: Staying True to What Matters Most Amidst the Storm,” Standing up for a Change: Voices of Arts Educators, K. Tavin and Christine Ballengee Morris, editors, National Art Education Association, Reston, Va.
Steve Lize and Pippin Whitaker, social work, “Human trafficking in the US: Globalization’s impact on dispossessed, dominated, and discarded populations,” Urban ills: Post recession complexities of urban living in the twenty-first century, in global contexts, C.C. Yeakey, V.L.S. Thompson and A. Wells, editors, Lexington Books, Lanham, Md.
Teri Browne, social work, and S. Gehlert, editors, “Handbook of Health Social Work (Chinese translation),” John Wiley & Sons, New York City.
• ARTICLES
Julia Ball, nursing, and Thayer McGahee, “Dedication of Hands to Nursing: A Ceremony of Caring,” Journal of Nursing Education and Practice.
Huong Nguyen, social work, C.S. Shiu, D. Voisin, M. Hardesty, W.T. Chen and Y. Lo, “A synthesis of 20 years of research on sexual risk-taking among Asian/Pacific Islander men who have sex with men in Western countries,” Journal of Men's Health.
Christina Andrews, social work, J.S. Darnell, T.D. McBride, S. Gehlert, “Social work and implementation of the Affordable Care Act,” Health and Social Work.
Chuanbing Tang, chemistry and biochemistry, Perry A. Wilbon and Fuxiang Chu (USC graduate students in chemistry), “Progress in Renewable Polymers from Natural Terpenes, Terpenoids and Rosin,” Macromolecular Rapid Communications.
Darcy Freedman, social work, Angela Liese, epidemiology and biostatistics, X. Ma, T.L. Barnes, B.A. Bell and N. Colabianchi, “Test-retest reliability of a questionnaire measuring perceptions of neighborhood food environment,” Health & Place, and, with
James R. Hebert, epidemiology and biostatistics, S.K. Choi, T. Hurley, E. Anadu, “A farmers' market at a federally qualified health center improves fruit and vegetable intake among low-income diabetics,” Preventive Medicine.
Mark Berg, chemistry and biochemistry, Haorui Wu (USC graduate student in chemistry) and Kalyanasis Sahu (Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati), “Rate Dispersion in the Biexciton Decay of CdSe/ZnS Nanoparticles form Multiple Population-Period Transient Spectroscopy,” Journal of American Chemistry Spotlight.
Pippin Whitaker, social work, “Centrality of control-seeking in men’s intimate partner violence perpetration,” Prevention Science.
Huong Nguyen, social work, C.S. Shiu, D. Voisin, M. Hardesty, W.T. Chen and Y. Lo, “A synthesis of 20 years of research on sexual risk-taking among Asian/Pacific Islander men who have sex with men in Western countries,” Journal of Men's Health.
• PRESENTATIONS
Abbas Tavakoli and Joan Culley, nursing, Jean Craig and Erik Svendsen, “Using SAS to Create Code for Current Triage Systems during Chemical Incidents,” SAS Global Forum, San Francisco, Calif.
Nathan Huynh, civil and environmental engineering, Rita Snyder, nursing, José Vidal, computer science and engineering, Bo Cai, epidemiology and biostatistics, Kevin Bennett, medicine, and Omor Sharif (USC doctoral student in civil engineering), “Unbundled Versus Bundled Nurse Medication Administration Process: Preliminary Findings Of A Pilot Field Study,” IMA Conference on Quantitative Modelling in the Management of Health and Social Care, Woburn House, London, England.
Kathy Mayfield-Smith, Institute for Families in Society, “QTIP practices influencing state performance improvement,” QTIP Learning Collaborative, SC Chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Charleston.
• OTHER
Courtney Catledge, nursing, Lancaster, and Laura Hein, nursing, named 2013 Palmetto Gold recipients, which honor 100 nurses each year who have demonstrated excellence in the practice of nursing and commitment to the profession.
Darcy Freedman, social work, elected to the S.C. Food Policy Council (S.C. Department of Agriculture).
Abbas Tavakoli, nursing, appointed section chair and to the executive council at the Southeastern SAS Users Group annual meeting, St. Pete Beach, Fla.
Compiled through Feb. 5, 2013
• BOOKS AND CHAPTERS
Stephanie Gonzalez Guittar, sociology, Lancaster, and Shannon Carter, “Laboring through Pain: Body, Mind, and Emotion Work among Midwifery Clients,” Advances in Medicine and Biology, Lean V. Berhardt, editor, Nova Science Publishers, New York.
• ARTICLES
Joshua N. Cooper, mathematics, "Bioterrorism and the Fermi Paradox", International Journal of Astrobiology.
Nicholas A. Guittar, sociology, Lancaster, “The Queer Apologetic: Explaining the use of bisexuality as a transitional identity,” Journal of Bisexuality, and, with Rachel Rayburn, “‘This is Where you are Supposed to be’: How homeless individuals cope with stigma,” Sociological Spectrum.
Sarah Barker, theatre and dance, “The Challenge of a Common Vocabulary,” The ExChange, journal of Alexander Technique International.
Darcy Freedman, social work, James Hebert, epidemiology and biostatistics, S.K. Choi, T. Hurley, E. Anadu, “A farmers' market at a federally qualified health center improves fruit and vegetable intake among low-income diabetics,” Preventive Medicine, and with X. Ma, T.L. Barnes, B.A. Bell, Natalie Colabianchi and Angela D. Liese, epidemiology and biostatistics, “Test-retest reliability of a questionnaire measuring perceptions of neighborhood food environment,” Health & Place.
Jay Potts, cell biology and anatomy, Keith Moore, Jennifer Amos, Jeffrey Davis and Robert Gourdie, “Characterization of Polymeric Microcapsules Containing a Low Molecular Weight Peptide for Controlled Release,” Microscopy and Microanalysis.
Robert F. Valois, health promotion, education and behavior, Daniel Romer and Michael Hennessy (University of Pennsylvania, Annenberg Public Policy Center), “Safer sex Media Messages and Adolescent Sexual Behavior: 3-Year Follow-Up Results from Project iMPPACS,” American Journal of Public Health.
Sarah Barker, theatre and dance, “Alexander Technique: An Acting Approach, Promoting Alexander Technique in Professional Actor Training Programs,” Freedom to Act Conference, New York City, and, same conference, “Introduction to the Alexander Technique for Actors,” and,
The Power and Plasticity of Touch, Alexander Technique International Conference, Papenburg, Germany, and, “How to Teach the Principles of the Alexander Technique,” Association of Theatre in Higher Education, Washington D.C., and “Using CGI to teach the Alexander Technique,”Association of Theatre Movement Educators, Washington, D.C.
DeAnne K.H. Messias, nursing, Daniela B. Friedman, Heather M. Brandt and Katrina Walsemann, health, promotion, education and behavior, and Alexis Koskan, “Sustainability of Promotora Initiatives: Programs Planners’ Perspectives,” Journal of Public Health Management Practice.
Deborah L. Billings, health promotion, education and behavior, H. Luz McNaughton Reyes, Yolanda Paredes-Gaitan and Karen Padilla Zuniga, “An assessment of health sector guidelines and services for treatment of sexual violence in El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua,” Reproductive Health Matters.
Justin B. Moore, health promotion, education, and behavior, Jason Brinkley, Thomas W. Crawford, Kelly R. Evenson, Ross C. Brownson, “Association of the built environment with physical activity and adiposity in rural and urban youth,” Preventive Medicine.
Kendra Albright, library and information science, and S.J. Petrulis, “Information Vaccine: A Graphic Novel for HIV/AIDS Prevention,” Knowledge Quest.
Gabrielle Turner-McGrievy, health promotion, education and behavior, Deborah F. Tate, Dominic Moore and Barry Popkin, “Taking the Bitter with the Sweet: Relationship of Supertasting and Sweet Preference with Metabolic Syndrome and Dietary Intake,” Journal of Food Science.
Sarah Barker, theatre and dance, “The Challenge of a Common Vocabulary,” The ExChange, journal of Alexander Technique International.
Gina M. Besenyi and Andrew T. Kaczynski, health promotion, education and behavior, Sonja A. W. Stanis and Katherine B. Vaughan, ”Demographic variations in observed energy expenditure across park activity areas,” Preventive Medicine.
Steve Blair, exercise science, T.Church, D.L. Swift, C.J. Lavie, N.M. Johannsen, R. Arena, C.P. Earnest, J.H. O’Keefe and R.V. Milani, “Physical activity, cardiorespiratory fitness, and exercise training in primary and secondary coronary prevention,” Circulation Journal, and, with Russ Pate, exercise science, and W. Byuyn, “Objectively measured sedentary behavior in preschool children: comparison between Montessori and traditional preschools,” International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, and, with Xuemei Sui, exercise science, E.G. Artero, D.C. Lee, C.J. Lavie, V. España-Romero and T. Church, “Effects of muscular strength on cardiovascular risk factors and prognosis,” Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention, and, with K.S. Heffernan, T.M. Manini, F.C. Hsu, B.J. Nicklas, S.B. Kritchevsky, A.B. Newman, K. Sutton-Tyrrell, T.S. Church, W.L. Haskell and R.A. Fielding, “Relation of pulse pressure to long-distance gait speed in community-dwelling older adults: Findings from the LIFE-P study,” PLoS One.
• PRESENTATIONS
Darcy Freedman, social work, “Social work interventions for addressing social determinants of health,” Annual Conference of the Society for Social Work Research, San Diego, Ca., and, same conference, with J. Greene, E. Anadu, S. Khan, and James Hebert, epidemiology and biostatistics, “Feasibility of operating a FQHC-based farmers’ market in rural context,” and, wi
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