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Mawn, B. Comprehensive Vitae 1

UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS LOWELL

COMPREHENSIVE PROFESSIONAL VITAE

DATE: January 24, 2017

NAME: Mawn, Barbara E.

School: Nursing

College: Health Sciences

Rank: Professor Field: Nursing, Social Policy

A. EDUCATION AND ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS

1. Education

1993 Brandeis University, Doctorate of Philosophy, Social Policy

1985 Boston University, Master of Science, Community Health Nursing

1982 Northeastern University, Bachelor of Science, Nursing

1975 Massachusetts General Hospital of Nursing, RN diploma

2. Academic Experience

2003 - current Professor, College of Health Sciences

School of Nursing, UMASS Lowell

1999 – 2003 Associate Professor, College of Health Professions,

Department of Nursing, UMASS Lowell

1993 – 1999 Assistant Professor, College of Health Professions,

Department of Nursing, UMASS Lowell

2002 - 2008 Adjunct Faculty, MGH Institute of Health Professions,

Graduate level epidemiology course

1985 - 1987 Instructor, Boston University, School of Nursing

3. Non-Teaching Activities

2006 – current Health Promotion Research Consultant, Health Plans Inc.,

Westborough, MA.


B. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

2010-current. Reviewer, Public Health Nursing

2011-current Reviewer, AIDS Care

2011-current. Reviewer, Qualitative Health Research

2015-current Reviewer, Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health

Professional Association Membership

1993-current Member, Sigma Theta Tau, International Honor Society, Eta

Omega Chapter

1993-current Member, Eastern Nurses Research Association

1993-current Member, American Public Health Association

Other Recent Professional Activities

2016 External Reviewer. Candidate for State University System Professor status for

Connecticut State University system professor.

2016 Invited Panel Presentation. Bhutanese Older Adult Refugees: Concerns About

Aging in the U.S. Gautam, R. and Mawn, B. Invited by Aging in Asia, an Interest

Group within the Gerontological Society of America for a symposium at the

upcoming national Gerontological Society of America Conference

2015 External Reviewer, University of Massachusetts Worcester, Candidate for

Promotion to Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Nursing

2014 PhD Program External reviewer for Academic Quality and

Development Process. University of Massachusetts Dartmouth PhD in

Nursing Program. Outcome of evaluation and recommendations:

additional research-focused faculty positions and biostatistician position

for School of Nursing secured.

2013 External Reviewer, Western Connecticut State University, Candidate for

Promotion to Full Professor

Professional Honors and Awards

2017 Visiting Professor, Faculty of Nursing, Naresuan University, Phitsanulok,

Thailand. February 1- 29, 2017.

2014 Award for Innovation and Excellence in Teaching, Division of Online and

Continuing Education, University of Massachusetts Lowell

2011 Research Mentor Award, Eastern Nursing Research Society Conference

2010 Visiting Professor, Queens University, Belfast, Northern Ireland

2010 Visiting Professor, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand

2006 Faculty Recognition Award: National Student Athlete Day

2001 Merrimac Valley AHEC HIV Caregivers Award


2000 American Nurses Foundation Medal of Recognition for Research

1999 The Merrimac Valley Area Health Education Council

Outstanding Research Nurse Award

1999 Sigma Theta Tau, Eta Omega Chapter Research Award

1999 UMass Lowell Nursing Department Teaching Award

1998 American Nurses Foundation Scholar

1997 Invited Participant to the National Center for Nursing Research, National

Institutes of Health Nurse Scientist Research Training Program

C. RESEARCH

1. Grants and Contracts

Date Description Amount

2016 Pilot Testing of a Suicide Prevention Program $1,000

for Bhutanese Refugees. Co-Principal Investigator

with Dr. Ramraj Gautam. Funded by 2020 Challenge

Grants Committee, UMass Lowell

7/1/16 – 6/30/17 Nurse Faculty Loan Program. U.S. Department $109,394

of Health and Human Services, Health Resources

and Services Administration. Principal Investigator.

HRSA Award: $98,455 UML Award: $10,939

6/1/15 - 5/30/20 GEOHealth HUB: Improving Agricultural Health $278,000

in Southeast Asia: Paired Research (U01) and

Training Grants (U2R). The purpose of this grant is

to provide mentored training to post-doctoral scientists

and medical personnel from Thailand. Funded by

NIOSH and International Fogarty Center, NIH.

Role: Co-investigator and post doc research mentor.

7/1/15 - 6/30/16 Nurse Faculty Loan Program. U.S. Department $52,871

of Health and Human Services, Health Resources

and Services Administration. Principal Investigator.

HRSA Award: $47,584, UML Award: $5,287

7/1/14 - 6/30/15 Nurse Faculty Loan Program. $5,556

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,

Health Resources and Services Administration.

Principal Investigator. HRSA Award: $5,000

UML Award: $556


9/21/12 - 8/13/14 National Institutes of Health, Fogarty International $84,784

Center Planning Grant. Occupational Health Research,

Policy and Capacity Building in Thailand. PI: Susan

Woskie. Co-Investigators: B. Mawn and faculty from

UMass Lowell and Mahidol University, Bangkok.

6/1/13 - 5/30/14 Quality of Life of Bhutanese Refugees Recently Resettled $5,000

in the U.S. Co-PIs: B. Mawn and R. Gautam. Sigma

Theta Tau International Grant

7/1/11 - 6/30/12 Health Research Service Award. Graduate Nursing $31,382

Education Training Grant for MS, DNP and PhD students

Principal Investigator

7/1/11 - 6/31/12 Echo 360 Lecture Program, PI: F. Michael Lucas $2,500

B. Mawn, Co-Investigator responsible for training nursing

faculty in state of the art technology in education

7/1/11 - 8/31/11 OSHA 2011 Graduate Nurse Internship. $7,917

Supported PhD Nursing student Yuan Zhang

who spent a summer in training program at NIOSH,

Bethesda, MD. Principal Investigator

9/00 - 1/06 PHASE – In Health Care Grant, $3,050,000

Promoting Health and Safe (full period –

Employment in Healthcare, NIOSH funded Received~$7,000/year

Role: Co-investigator, as Co-Investigator)

Site Coordinator of Saints Memorial Hospital

Principal Investigators: Dr. Craig Slatin & Laura Punnett

4/97 - 9/2002 Multi-site longitudinal study project: ~ $10,000,000

Nutritional Evaluation and Intervention of (full period) Received

HIV-Infected Children. Funded by ~$12,000/year as

NIDDK, NIH. Role: Principal Investigator of UMass Lowell PI

Sub-contract at UMass Lowell. Main Principal

Investigator: Dr. Sherwood Gorbach, Tufts University

1996 - 2006 Raising a Child with HIV: An Emerging Phenomenon. $20,140

Principal Investigator

External funding for Raising a Child with HIV Longitudinal Study

Date Funding Source Amount

1999 Sigma Theta Tau, Eta Omega Chapter $1200

1998 American Nurses Foundation $3,500

1998 Sigma Theta Tau, Eta Omega Chapter $ 500

1996 Massachusetts Association of the Colleges of Nursing $1,000


1996 Sigma Theta Tau, Eta Omega Chapter $ 500

Internal Funding for Raising a Child with HIV Longitudinal Study

9/07 – 5/08 UML Committee of Collaborated $6,439.63

Centers and Institutes: Innovative

Enhancement Research Award

1998 Healey Endowment Grant, HIV Study $1,500



1995 Faculty Research Seed Grant $1,500

Previous Research Funding

1992 National Institutes of Health, National Service $12,000

Research Award for dissertation research

2. Academic and Professional Publications

Publications in Peer-Reviewed Professional Journals

Thojampa, S. & Mawn, B. (2017). The moderating effect of social cognitive factors on

self-management activities and HbA1c in Thai adults with type-2 diabetes.

International Journal of Nursing Sciences.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnss.2016.12.006

Gautam, R., Mawn, B. & Beehler, S. (2017). Bhutanese Older Adult Refugees Recently

Resettled in the United States: A Better Life with Little Sorrows. Journal of

Transcultural Nursing. In press.

Labore, N., Mawn, B., Dixon, J., & Andemariam, B. (2017). Exploring the transition to

self-management within the culture of sickle-cell disease. Journal of

Transcultural Nursing,2 8 (1), 70-78. doi: 10.1177/1043659615609404

Fredette, J., Mawn, B., Hood, C. & Fain, J. 2016. Quality of Life of College Students

Living with Type 1 Diabetes. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 38, (2), 1595-1610.

doi: 10.1177/0193945916651265

Zhang, Y., Punnett, L., Mawn, B. & Gore, R. (2016). Working conditions and mental

health of nursing staff in nursing homes. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 37, (7),

485-492. doi: 10.3109/01612840.2016.1162884

Mathuros, T., Luksamijarulkul, P., Mawn, B., Kongtip, P., & Woskie, S. (2016).

Occupational hazards in the Thai healthcare sector. New Solutions: A Journal of

Environmental and Occupational Health Policy, 26 (1), 83-102. doi:

10.1177/1048291116633871


Reilly, A., Mawn, B., Susta, D., Staines, A., Browne, S. & Sweeney, MR. (2015).

Lessons learned about primary healthy weight maintenance and weight loss

attainment. Results from a qualitative study. BMC Public Health, 1:580.

doi:10.1186/s12889-015-1930-z

Goldberg, S. & Mawn, B. (2015). Predictors of food insecurity among older adults in the

United States. Public Health Nursing, 32, (5), 397-407. doi: 10.1111/phn.12173.

Leonarczyk, T. J. & Mawn, B.E. (2015). Cancer risk Management decision-making for

BRCA+ women. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 37 (1). 66-84. doi:

10.1177/0193945913519870.

Mawn, B. (2013). Trends in Case Management Acuity Determination. Occupational

Medicine and Health Affairs, 1:132.

Triamchaisri, S.K., Mawn, B.E., & Artsanthia, J. (2013). Development of a

Home-Based Palliative Care Model for People Living With

End-Stage Renal Disease. Journal of Hospice and Palliative Care

Nursing, 15(4), E1-E11. (featured article).

Mawn, B. & Goldberg, S. (2012). Trends in the nursing doctoral examination process: A

national survey. Journal of Professional Nursing, 28 (3), 156-162. [Refereed

journal]

Mawn. B. E. (2012). The changing horizons of U.S. families living with HIV. Western

Journal of Nursing Research, 34, (2). 213-229. [Refereed journal]

Mawn, B. E. (2012). Children’s Voices: Living with HIV. MCN, The American Journal

of Maternal Child Health, 36, (6), 368-372.

Artsanthia, J., Mawn, B., Chaiphibalsarisdi, P., Nityasuddhi, D., & Triumchaisri, S.

(2011). Exploring the palliative care needs of people living in Thailand with

end stage renal disease: A pilot study. The Journal of Hospice and Palliative

Nursing, 13, (6), 403-410. [November/December issue, Referred journal]

Fogg, C., Mawn, B.E, & Porell, F. (2011). Development of the Fogg Intent-to Screen for

HIV (ITS HIV) questionnaire. Research in Nursing and Health, 34,(1), 73-84.

Koren, A. & Mawn, B. (2010). The ecological context of unintended pregnancy among

married women in the U.S. Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health

Care, 36, (3), 150-158.

Simons, S. & Mawn, B. (2010). Bullying in the workplace – a qualitative study of newly

licensed registered nurses. American Association of Occupational Health Nurses,

58 (7), 305-311.


Fogg, C., & Mawn, B. (2010). HIV screening: beliefs and intentions of the homeless.

Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 21, (5), 395-407.

Mawn, B., Siqueira, E., Koren, A., Devereaux Melillo, K., Pearce, C., Hoff, L, Slatin, C.

and the PHASE-In Healthcare Research Team. (2010). Health disparities among

health care workers. Qualitative Health Research, 20 (1), 68-80.

Rawiworrakul, T., Triumchaisri, S., & Mawn, B. (2010). Promoting cultural

sustainability in the context of public health: A Thai perspective. Sustainability,

2, 2707-2718. doi:10.3390/su2082707

Slatin, C., Galizzi, M., Melillo, K. & Mawn, B. (2004). Conducting interdisciplinary

research to promote healthy and safe employment in health care: Promises and

pitfalls. Public Health Reports, 119, (1), 60-72.

Reece, S. Mawn, B., & Scollin, P. (2003). “Evaluation of Faculty Transition into a

Community-based Curriculum.” Journal of Nursing Education, 42(1), 43-47.

Miller, T., Mawn, B., Orav, J., Wilk, D., Weinberg, G., Nicchitta, J., Furuta, L., Cutroni,

R., McIntosh, K., Burchett, S., & Gorbach, S. (2001). The effect of protease

inhibitor therapy on growth and body composition in human immunodeficiency

virus type-1-infected children. Pediatrics, 107 (5), e77.

Mawn, B., Orav, E.J, Wilk, D., Weinberg, G., Burchett, S., & Miller, T. (2000). Effect of

protease inhibitors on growth and body composition of HIV-infected children.

Pediatric Research, 47, 270A (abstract).

Mawn, B. & Reece, S. (2000). Reconfiguring a curriculum for the new millennium: The

process of change. Journal of Nursing Education, 39, 101-108.

Mawn, B. & Pakkala, K. (2000). Immunization update: A community-based nursing

education program. Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 31, 101-110.

Mawn, B. (1999). Raising a child with HIV: An emerging phenomenon. Families,

Systems & Health, 17, 197-215.

Mawn, B. (1998). Integrating women’s perspectives on prenatal human

immunodeficiency virus screening: Toward a socially just policy. Research in

Nursing and Health, 21, 499-509.

Mawn, B. & Bradley, J. (1993). Standards of care for the high-risk prenatal client: The

community nurse case manager approach. Public Health Nursing, 10, 78-88.

Mawn, B., Karthas, K., Burke, K., Hale, A., McIntosh, K., Melchiono, M., & Galvin, R.


(1994). Case management of the HIV positive child and family: An evolving

model. AIDS Patient Care, 8, 76-78.

Other Publications

Simons S.R. & Mawn, B. (2012). Bullying in the workplace: A qualitative study of newly

licensed nurses. In D. Holmes, T. Rudge & A. Perron (Eds). (Re)Thinking violence

in health care settings: A critical approach. Surrey, UK: Ashgate Publishing

Limited.

Mawn, B. & Kammerer, B. (1999). Neurologic impact of HIV infection. In S.

Gorbach & T. Miller (eds.), Nutritional aspects of HIV, London: Edward Arnold

Publishing. pp.125-132. (book chapter)

Presentations and Posters – Peer Reviewed

2016 Paper Presented. Gautam, R., Mawn, B., & Beehler, S. Bhutanese Older Adult

Refugees: Concerns About Aging in the U.S. Paper presented at a symposium

“Healthcare Challenges Facing South Asians Elders in South Asia or the United

States”, Gerontological Society of America’s 69th Annual Scientific Meeting,

New Orleans, USA, November 16-20.

2016 Poster Presented. Intimate Partner Violence Among Late Adolescents and

Young Adults: A Critical Social Theory Perspective. D. Stone and B. Mawn. The Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS) Conference in Pittsburgh, PA,

April, 2016.

2016 Poster Presented. The Moderating Effect of Social Cognitive Factors on Self-

Management activities and HBA1c in Thai Adults with Type 2 Diabetes. S.

Thojampa and B. Mawn. The Eastern Nursing Research Society (ENRS)

Conference in Pittsburgh, PA, April, 2016.

2015 Poster Presented. Gautam, R. & Mawn, B. Bhutanese Older Adult

Refugees: Identity Formation After Resettlement in the

U.S. Annual Scientific meeting of the Gerontological Society of America,

Orlando FL, November, 2015.

2014 Paper Presentation. Gautam, R., Mawn, B., & Beehler, S. In-depth

Interviews with Older Refugee Adults: Individualistic and Family-

centered Approach of Informed Consent. A symposium at a session

“Vulnerable Populations and the IRB in Qualitative Work”, presented

at the November 5-9, 67th Annual Scientific meeting of the

Gerontological Society of America (GSA) conference in Washington

DC. (paper presented by R. Gautum, co-written by all authors)


2014 Poster Presentation. Gautam, R., Mawn, B., & Beehler, S. Quality of

Life of Older Bhutanese Refugees in the U.S. Poster presented at

the 142nd Annual Meeting – American Public Health Association,

New Orleans, LA. November 15-19 (Poster presented by B. Mawn,

developed by all co-authors)

2013 Poster Presented. Gautam, R., Mawn, B. & Beehler, S. Quality of Life of

Bhutanese Refugees Recently Relocated in the United States. Presented at

the 3rd Annual Symposium – Community Engaged Research: Exploring

the Reach, Impact & Value. Center for Translational Science. UMASS

Medical School, Worcester, MA

2013 Poster Presented. Families of Children With Special Health

Care Needs: Recommendations for Health Care Providers. Kelly,

M.D., Mawn, B. The Fourth Annual Rita M. McGinley

Symposium Exploring Social Justice for Vulnerable Populations: The

Face of the Child at Duquesne University. October 24-25, 2013. 2013 Poster Presented. Reilly, A., Browne, S., Staines, A., Susta, D., Mawn,

B. & Sweeney, M. An exploration of factors related to healthy weight

maintenance amongst staff at an Irish University. Presented at the

Inaugural Seminar on Obesity through the Lifecycle. September 6th.

Dublin, Ireland.

2012 Poster Presented. Goldberg, S. & Mawn, B. Food Insecurity among

Older Adults: A Social Ecological Approach. 140th APHA Annual

Meeting (October 27 – October 31, 2012) in San Francisco, CA.

2012 Poster Presented. Artsanthia, J. Mawn, B.E., Chaiphibalsarisdi, P.,

Nityasuddhi, d., Triumchaisri, S.K. Development of home based

palliative care model for people living with end stage renal disease.

Caring Summer Science Institute and World Caring Conference.

Boulder, CO. July 2012.

2011 Paper presented . Crotty, S. & Mawn, B. “Risk and protective factors

influencing binge drinking and health risk consequences in a sample of

U.S. college students”. Presented by S. Crotty at the American College Health

Association (ACHA) 2011 Annual Meeting, May 31 – June 4, 2011 Phoenix ,

Arizona.

2011 Poster Presented. Kelly, M. & Mawn, B. Eastern Nurses Research Society

Conference, Philadelphia, PA. Utilization of Primary Care Among Children with

Special Needs.

2011 Poster Presented. Crotty, S. & Mawn, B. Risk and protective factors

influencing binge drinking and health risk consequences in a sample of


U.S. college students. Eastern Nurses Research Society Conference,

Philadelphia, PA.

2011 Poster Presented. Hamilton, S. & Mawn, B. Readiness for HIV Screening

among midlife women. Eastern Nurses Research Society Conference,

Philadelphia, PA.

2009 Paper presented. C. Fogg and B. Mawn: Beliefs and Intentions of the Homeless

Toward HIV Screening. International Sigma Theta Tau Conference, Acapulco,

Mexico, July, 2009

2009 Paper presented. S. Simons and B. Mawn: Bullying Among Massachusetts

Nurses: Voiced from Within. Presented at the Ending Horizontal Violence:

Creating a Culture of Cohesion among Nurses Conference, sponsored by the

University of Rhode Island and affiliated hospitals and health care agencies.

2009 Poster presented. B. Mawn: Children’s Voices: Self Perception and Living with

HIV. Eastern Research Nurses Society, Annual Conference, Boston, MA.

2009 Poster presented. S. Hamilton and B. Mawn: Health Belief and HIV Testing:

Instrument Development and Psychometric Testing. Eastern Research Nurses

Society, Annual Conference, Boston, MA.

2007 Paper presented. Plenary Session: The Culture of Nursing, MNA Healthcare

Worker Health and Safety Conference, Boston, MA. June, 2007. Co-authors: L.A.

Hoff, B. Mawn, A. Koren, K. Devereaux Melillo, C. Pearce and K. Sperrazza.

Paper presented by B. Mawn.

2006 Paper presented. Culture of Nursing – A Factor in Nurses’ Health & Safety.

Presented by B. Mawn. American Public Health Association Conference. Boston,

MA. Co-authors: L.A.Hoff, A. Koren, B.. Mawn, K. Devereaux Melillo, C.

Pearce and K. Sperrazza and the Phase in Health Care Team.

2006 Paper Presented Reporting of occupational injuries in healthcare facilities:

Findings from hospital, long term care, and other settings. American Public

Health Association Conference. Boston, MA. Co-authors: A. Koren, M. Galizzi,

C, Slatin, K. Sperrazza, K. Devereaux Melillo, B. Mawn, C. Pearce and the Phase

in Health Care Team. Paper presented by A. Koren.

2005 Poster presented. Koren, A., Mawn, B., Pearce, C., Ranieri, A., Carroll, D.,

Melton, A., & Slatin, C. Health and safety of health care workers: A hospital case

study. American Public Health Association Conference.

2003 Paper presented. ‘Raising a Child with HIV: A Qualitative,

Longitudinal View” at the 37th Biennial Sigma Theta Tau International Honor

Society of Nursing Convention Toronto Ontario.


2000 Poster presented, Raising a Child with HIV: An Interim Report. Invited

to present the preliminary findings at the Friends of the National Institutes of

Nursing Annual Symposium, Washington, DC.

2000 Poster presented. Raising a Child with HIV: An Interim Report.

Presented at the National Institutes of Mental Health Research

Conference. Chicago, IL.

2000 Poster presented. “Raising a Child with HIV: An Interim Report”. Sigma

Theta Tau Founder’s Day Program, UMASS Lowell.

1999 Paper presented. “Raising a Child with HIV: An Emerging

Phenomenon”. The Fifth International Qualitative Health Research

Conference, The University of Newcastle, Australia.

Presentations - Invited

2016 Invited Presentation. Ramraj Gauatum and B. Mawn. Resettlement Challenges

of Bhutanese Older Adult Refugees in the US: Implications for Health. Healthy

Aging Living Well Forum. University of Massachusetts Lowell. April 22, 2016

2015 Colloquia Presentation. Writing an Integrative Review for doctoral

students. March, 2015. UMass Lowell.

2015 Paper presentation. Challenges of Resettlement for Bhutanese Refugees

in the US: Implications for Health. Co-presented with

Ramraj Gautam at the 6th Annual Asian American and

Pacific Islander Mental Health Forum. Communicating out

Stories: Healing Across Generations. Sponsored by UMass Lowell and the

MA Dept. of Public Health. May 21, 2015.

2014 PhD Colloquia Speaker. Cross Cultural Differences in Health

Promotion: Observations from Bali and Thailand. School of Nursing, PhD

Program, UMASS Lowell, November 1, 2014

2014 Invited Keynote Speaker. Integration of Nursing and Health Promotion

Theory: Overview of U.S. Research. Presented at an international nursing

conference sponsored by Stikes Bali University, Denpasar, Bali Indonesia.

2014 Invited Speaker. Mixed Methods Research, a lecture presented to

nursing faculty of Stikes Bali University, Bali Indonesia, June, 2014.

2014 Invited Speaker. The Research-Focused vs. Clinical-Focused Doctorate:

Trends in Doctoral Education in the USA. Presented to Faculty at Stikes

Bali University, Bali Indonesia, June, 2014


2014 Invited Speaker. Measurement in Chronic Illness Research.

Presented at the St Louis College of Nursing, Bangkok, Thailand, June,

2014.

2014 Invited Speaker. Research Design for Chronic Illness in the 21st

Century. Saint Louis College, Bangkok, Thailand. June, 2014

2014 Invited Speaker. Qualitative Research Designs Used to Examine Chronic

Illness: An Overview. Presented at the St Louis College of Nursing, Bangkok,

Thailand, June, 2014.

2014 Invited Speaker. Chronic Illness Research: Exemplars from the US. .

Presented at the St Louis College of Nursing, Bangkok, Thailand, June,

2014.

2014 Invited Speaker. St. Anselm College’s 22nd Annual Conference for Nurse

Educators. Falmouth, MA. The research-focused vs. clinical-focused

doctorate: Comparison of trends and professional pathways. Co-presenter

with Dr. Valerie King.

2014 Invited Speaker. Lawrence Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Regis

College. Moving toward a Hybrid Model of Teaching: Strategies and

Challenges. This was a half-day faculty development seminar.

2014 Invited Speaker. Identification of Hazards in the US Healthcare

Workplace: A Review. Presented at Research Workshop, School of Public

Health, Mahidol University, Bangkok, Thailand, June, 2014.

2010 Presented Lecture series including: Mixed Method Research Design, Case

Study Research and Curriculum Change Process. Presented to Public Health

Nursing Graduate faculty and doctoral students at Mahidol University, Bangkok,

Thailand.

2010 Presented Lecture series including: Mixed Method Research Design,

Case Study Research and Occupational Health Case Study. Presented to the

graduate nursing faculty and students at Queen’s University, Belfast, Ireland.

3. Other Past Research or Creative Activities

2016 Program Coordinator, Seventh Annual UMASS system-wide PhD in

Nursing forum. Co-coordinator: Cynthia Jacelon, UMASS Amherst


2015 Co-Creator of an online training program for nurses on stress reduction in

the workplace. In collaboration with the Center for Promotion of Health in

the New England Workplace, UMass Lowell. This has been widely

utilized by nurses across the country with excellent reviews.

2014 Program Coordinator, fifth annual UMASS system-wide PhD in

Nursing forum. Co-coordinator: Carol Bova, UMASS Worcester

2011 Program Coordinator, Second UMASS system-wide PhD in Nursing

Forum. Co-Coordinator, Donna Zucker, UMASS Amherst

2010 National Survey Implemented on U.S. PhD Programs in Nursing on the

Qualifying Exam Process

2009 Co-Coordinator and Co-Founder of the first UMASS system-wide PhD

in Nursing Student Forum. Co-Coordinator: Dr. Carol Bova, UMASS

Worcester

2007 Survey Developed and Analyzed: Current PhD Student Satisfaction

Survey; Alumnae Satisfaction Survey and Current Employees of Alumnae

survey. Developed for the 2007 PhD AQUAD Review.

2003 Poster presented, Raising a Child with HIV. Presented at the UMass

Lowell Qualitative Health Research Network Symposium.

1997 Poster presented, Pediatric HIV Long Term Survivors: An Emerging

Phenomenon. Analysis of the first year results of this study at the 9th

Annual AIDS Update Conference, San Francisco, CA. Peer-reviewed

panel process.

1997 Poster presented (with Dr. Susan Reece), Toward a Community

Based, Health Promotion-Focused Curriculum: The Process of Change.

The Massachusetts Colleges of Nursing Conference, Fitchburg, MA. Peer-

reviewed panel process.

1997 Poster presented , Complementary Health Therapies: Implications

for Nursing. The Massachusetts Colleges of Nursing Conference,

Fitchburg, MA. Peer-reviewed panel process.

1997 Instrument cited on Screening for High Risk Pregnant Women

developed in collaboration with Joan Bradley and published in

Public Health Nursing,10 (1993). Cited in the Health and

Psychosocial Instruments, a behavioral measurement database

service.

1996 Poster presented (with Karen Pakkala), Immunization Education


for Nurses: A Program Evaluation. The 89th Annual Massachusetts Nurses

Association Convention, Westford, MA. Peer-reviewed panel process

D. INSTRUCTION RELATED ACTIVITY

Graduate Level Responsibilities

6/1/16 - 12/31/16 Interim DNP Coordinator

9/2013 – 1/19/16 Graduate Program Director. Responsible for program

development, quality and evaluation of the Master’s, Doctorate of

Nursing Practice and PhD in Nursing programs

1/2009 - current Director, PhD Program. Responsible for curriculum development

and evaluation, marketing and recruitment, program quality,

faculty development for online teaching, student advisement,

qualifying exam review, program policies, dissertation quality

outcomes, PhD colloquia

1/2008 - 9/2009 Interim Director, PhD Program in Nursing

1999 - current Primary teaching assignment in the doctoral program. Developed

and taught four core courses: Epidemiology in Health Promotion;

Qualitative Research; Measurement in Health and Behavioral

Research and Mentored Research. In addition, have been teacher

of record for Research in Nursing and Health Promotion Behavior,

and Research Apprenticeship. Academic advisor for 7 – 17 PhD

students annually.

Current Dissertation Committee Chair, Deborah Stone, Intimate Partner

Violence among Late Adolescent and Young Adult women: A

Critical social Theory Perspective

Current Dissertation Committee Chair, Linda Foley, The Relationship

between Impaired Sleep and Glycemic Status: A Secondary

Analysis of the Boston Puerto Rican Health Study

Current Dissertation Committee Chair, Cherlie Magy-Normilus

Current Dissertation Committee Chair, Laurie Soroken,

Current Dissertation Mentor for Chair and Committee Member, Janet

Ierardi (student) and Chair: Heidi Fantasia. Topic: Partners of

women with post-partum depression: A qualitative view


Current Dissertation Mentor for Chair and Committee Member, Sumi

Dolben (student) and Chair: Ainat Koren. Topic: The Experience

of Mothers in the Military

Current Dissertation Mentor for Chair, Marni Kellogg (student) and

Chair: Margaret Knight. Topic: Secondary stress in Pediatric

Nurses

2016 Dissertation Committee Chair, Somsak Thojampa. The

Moderating Effect of Social Cognitive Factors on Self-

Management Activities and HbA1C in Thai Adults with Type 2

Diabetes

2015 Dissertation Committee Chair, Judy Fredette, Quality of Life of

College Students Living with Type 1 Diabetes: A Qualitative View

2013 Dissertation Committee Chair, Shari Goldberg. Predictors of

Food Insecurity: A Social Ecological Approach

2013 Dissertation Committee Member, Yuan Zhang. Sleep Quality

and Health Outcomes among Caregivers in Long-Term Care

Centers: The Contribution of the Work Environment

2012 Dissertation Committee Chair, Susan Hamilton. Predictors of

Readiness for HIV Testing Among Midlife Women

2012 Dissertation Committee Chair, Nancy Labore. Transition of Self-

Management: The Lived Experience of Adolescents with Sickle

Cell Disease

2012 Dissertation Committee Chair, Terri Jabaley Leonarczyk.

The Experience of Cancer Management Decision Making for

Women with Genetic Breast Mutations

2012 Dissertation Committee Member, Jintana Artsanthia.

Development of Palliative Care Program for Thai Persons with

End Stage Renal Disease. Mahidol University, Thailand

2011 Dissertation Committee Chair, Sally Crotty. Risk and Protective

Factors Influencing Binge Drinking and Health Risk Consequences

in a Sample of U.S. College Students

2010 Dissertation Committee Chair, Laurie Welch. Out-of Pocket

Prescription Costs and Nurse Practitioner Prescribing: A National

Survey


2010 Dissertation Committee Chair, Mary Kelly. Factors that

Influence the Utilization of Primary Care for Children with Special

Health Care Needs.

2009 Dissertation Committee Chair, Catherine Fogg. Beliefs and

Intentions of the Homeless Toward HIV Screening.

2008 Dissertation Committee Member, Sr. Helen Burke. School of

Education, UMass Lowell. The Impact of Shared Decision on

Registered Nurse Teaching Strategies for Patient Management of

Chronic Disease

2007 Dissertation Committee Member, Deborah McCarter

Spaulding. Breast Feeding Self Efficacy in Women of

African Descent.

2005 Dissertation Committee Member, Victoria Morrison, UMass

Boston PhD Student. Contemporary Analysis of the Smallpox

Vaccination Program

2005 Dissertation Committee Member, Susan Larocco, UMass

Boston PhD Student. Recruitment and Retention of Men in

Nursing

2005 Dissertation Committee Member, Janice Boutotte. Factors

Impacting Treatment Completion in Persons with Tuberculosis

undergoing Self-Administered Therapy and/or Directly Observed

Therapy: A Retrospective Study of MA Cases, 1999-2001

2004 Dissertation Committee Chair, Ainat Koren.

Unintended Pregnancy Among Married Women: An Ecological

Exploration

2001 Dissertation Committee Member, Patricia Duynsty. A

Community’s Readiness for Needle Exchange Program: Analytic

Case Study

1999 - current Doctoral Student Admissions Committee Member

2005 Project Advisor to Master’s Student Danielle Carroll, Hospital

Case Study, PHASE Project

Fall, 2000 Acting Director, Ph.D. Program


Master’s Program

2013, 2015 Taught Master’s level course: 33.601, Research for Evidence-

Based Practice

2013-2014 Master’s Project Advisor.

Michael Schriebner. Project: Stress in Nursing

2005 Master’s Project Advisor. Francois Toka. Project: Promoting

Health and Safety in Healthcare Project

1997 Master’s Project Advisor. Joan Sweeney.

1996 Master’s Thesis Advisor. Julie Gallagher.

Stress and Coping in HIV and Substance Abuse

Undergraduate Responsibilities

1993-2006 Clinical Instructor and Course Teacher for various undergraduate

courses related to community health, pediatrics, health policy and

research primarily

1997-1999 Course Development Responsible for the development of two

courses in the revised undergraduate nursing curriculum, including

Community Health Nursing and Health Policy and the Health Policy

Project.

2. Other Activity and Accomplishments Related to Instructional Function

2016 Sponsor for International Visiting Graduate Student

Scholar. Jan.-June 2016. Student: Nipaporm Butsing,

Dr.PH candidate in Epidemiology, Faculty of Public Health

Mahidol University

2015-current Research Mentor. Faculty member: Deborah D’Avolio

2015 Author. Academic Quality and Assessment (AQAD) Report. PhD

Program in Nursing. UMass Lowell

2014 -current Research Mentor. Faculty member: Anya Peters

2014 Guest Lecturer. Topic: Qualitative Data Analysis. For:

Department of Community Health and Sustainability. Socio-

Ecologic Health Assessment course. Faculty for course: Leland

Ackerson.

2014 Research Mentor. PhD student Somsak Thojampa, Mentored

Research Experience course. 33.739

2011-2012 Online Trainer. Developed and implanted monthly training

sessions for nursing faculty in preparation for teaching in blended

PhD program.


2010 Sponsor for first International Visiting Graduate Student Scholar,

(Thailand), Jintana Artsanthia,

2007 Co-author, with Dr. Zhan. PhD AQUAD External Review Report.

2006 Author, UMASS Lowell Nursing Accreditation Report for

the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education

2002 Course Leader, Winter Faculty Teaching Institute on Using

Technology to enhance Student and Teacher Interactions

2002 Graduate Alumni Survey – responsible for revision of the format,

administration and analysis. Report to be used for accreditation

2002 Participant, National Institutes of Nursing Research and The

Council of Advancement in Nursing Conference on Building a

Research Infrastructure, Bethesda, MD.

2000 Participant, UML Summer Institute: Learning-centered Teaching:

Enriching Student Learning with On-line Course Materials

2001 Training for long distance learning course, Individual

training to prepare for long distance course offering:

Epidemiology in Health Promotion

2001 Author, UMASS Lowell Nursing Accreditation Report for

the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education

1999 Participant in the Faculty Development course on

Developing a Web-Based Course.

1999 Participant in a training session on the use of the laptop

computer for multimedia and new technologies in the classroom.

Sponsored by the Provost, UMASS Lowell

1996 - 1999 Co-Chair of the College of Health Professions complementary

Health Initiative.

1997 Participant in the UMASS Instructional Technology Conference,

Boxborough, MA

1997 Participant, Transformation of Nursing Education Teaching

Technology. Fourth Massachusetts Colleges of Nursing Workshop

1995 - 1997 Participant in the Syllabus Workshop with periodic update

meetings, sponsored by the Task Force on Teaching Excellence

1994 - 1996 Co-Chair, Nursing Department Curriculum Revision

Committee. Responsibilities included overseeing the development

of the undergraduate curriculum revision which was approved

8/96.

1994 - 1996 Speaker, Program Planner, UMASS Lowell/Simmons

College School Nurse Program.

E. SERVICE ACTIVITIES

1. Community Activities Related to Professional Field

2015-2016 Chair, Committee for the 20th Anniversary of the PhD

Program in Nursing. Held on 10/15/16.


2013-current Sponsor, Veterans Leadership Dinner, Volunteers of America

Annual Fundraiser

2015 Promotion Reviewer, nursing faculty member at University of

Massachusetts Medical Center, Graduate School of Nursing

2014 Promotion and Tenure Reviewer, nursing faculty member at

Western Connecticut State University

2009-2012 Volunteer, Interfaith Hospitality Services for Homeless Families,

Worcester Archdiocese.

2008 Guest Speaker, UMass Lowell World AIDS Day Seminar

2004 – 2008 Co-sponsor, Program planner, Series of Health Seminars

sponsored by the Center for Public Health Research and Health

Promotion and the Qualitative Research Network

2003 Abstract Reviewer, Eastern Nurses Research Association,

Annual Conference Co-Sponsored by UMass Nursing Programs

Across 5 Campuses

2002 Guest Speaker, UML Qualitative Network Meeting, Sponsored by

the Center for Public Health Research and Health Promotion

1994 – 2006 Advisor, UMass Lowell Community Advisory Committee

member on HIV education and prevention

1994 - 2002 Educator/Consultant, the Haverhill Community Action

Program, a nurse assistant training program

2001 UML Nursing Faculty Representative, 5 campus UMass

Nursing Consortium

2000 Facilitator, Session on Occupational Health Nursing, PHASE

Annual Conference

1999 Community Educator, Lowell High School Career Day

1999 Invited Lecturer, Merrimac Valley Area Health Education

Council. Topic: Ethics and Community Health Nursing

1997 - 1999 Facilitator, Merrimac Regional Holistic Nurses Association.

1998 - 1999 Participant, The Merrimac Valley Area Health Education Center

Nursing Education Initiative

1998 Community Educator, Saints Memorial Hospital Community

Diabetic Screening Program in Lowell, MA

1997 Advisor/Lecturer, Dracut public schools HIV and Teen

Pregnancy Prevention Committee

1996 Invited Guest, Opening Ceremony for the Memorial to Victims

of Extreme Poverty. United Nations, New York

1995 Educator, Greater Lowell Elder Services

1993 - 1994 Mentor, Lowell High School New Horizons Program

1994 Panel Participant, The Interface of Latino Folk Healing and the

Health System

1993 Lecturer, UMASS Lowell Regional Electronic Magnet

School Summer Institute


2. Committee Activities

2015-2016 Member, University Promotion and Tenure Committee

2015-2016 Chair, College of Health Sciences Personnel Committee

2013 – 2015 Member, College of Health Sciences Personnel Committee

2013 - current Member, College of Health Sciences Graduate Coordinators

Committee

2013 – 1/2016 Chair (as Graduate Program Director) MS and DNP

Program Committee

2009 - current Member, Nursing Director’s Council to Chair

2008 - current Member, University Graduate Coordinators Committee

2010 - current Member, Graduate Policy and Affairs Committee (GPAC)

2000 - current Member, Nursing Personnel Committee

2008 - current Chair, PhD Program Committee

2012 - 2014 Member, UMASS PhD Program Directors’ Ad Hoc Committee

2010 - 2012 Chair, Nursing Personnel Committee

2008 - 2010 Co-Chair, Nursing Personnel Department Committee

2008 - 2010 Member, UML Research and Scholarship Council

2009 Member, UML Subcommittee on Research Infrastructure

2008 Member, School of Health and Environment Personnel Committee

2008 Chairperson, Nursing Recruitment and Retention Committee

2008 Member, Ad Hoc, School of Health and Environment Academic

Affairs Committee

2004 - 2008 Member, PhD Qualifying Exam Committee

2004 - 2008 Member, PhD Admission Committee

2001 - 2007 Chairperson, Faculty Teaching Award Committee

2003 - 2007 Chairperson, Annual Preceptor Appreciation and Graduate

Research Program Event

2003 Chairperson, Doctoral Student Qualifying Exam Task Force

2000 - 2003 Member, Nursing Student Scholarship and Awards Committee

1997 - 1999 Chairperson, Department of Nursing Student Scholarship and

Awards Committee

1997 - 2003 Member, Department of Nursing Student Affairs Committee

1993 - 1994 Member, Nursing Department Scholarship and Awards

Committee.

3. Other Service to the University

2016 Panel Member. UMass Lowell Workshop on Promotion and

Tenure (Planned for April 29, 2016).

2016 Panel Member. UMass Lowell Workshop on Promotion for Non-

Tenure Track Faculty. (Planned for May 2, 2016).

2016 Member of Search Committee, College of Health Professions

Biostatistician Lecturer position


2012 Reviewer, Center for Promotion of Health in the New England

Workplace, NIOSH seed grants (completed 4 reviews)

2001 - 2012 Co-Director, Center for Health Promotion and Research

2001 - 2012 Qualitative Research Network Steering Committee Member

2009 Reviewer, Healey and the Research and Scholarship Grants

2001 - 2008 Member, Committee of Federated Centers and Institutes

2004 - 2008 Member, SHE Dean’s Space Committee

2004 Alternate Member, UML Taskforce Research Committee

2007 Member, School of Education Qualifying Exam Appeals

Committee

2001 Member, Chancellor’s Task Force on Restructuring of the College

of Health Professions and Work Environment Department

1999 - 2001 Member, Public Health Initiative, formerly Public Health and

Engineering Initiative (PHEPI)

1998 Member, Planning Committee for the first UMASS

Lowell, College of Health Professions Regional Health

Conference. Topic: Cutting Edge Issues in Women’s Health

Research

1998 Speaker, College of Health Professions Faculty Workshop

Topic: Funding Opportunities at NIH: Summary of NIH Workshop

Training Program. Sponsored by the Faculty Development

Committee, College of Health Professions

1997 Conference Co-Chair and Speaker, Complementary Health

Therapies: Implications for the Health Professions. Sponsored by

the College of Health Professions Complementary Health Initiative

1996 Panel Member, Day Without Violence Seminar. Sponsored by the

UMASS Lowell Peace and Conflict Studies Institute

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