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Sheri Pattillo Johnson

Personal Data

Office Address University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute 610 Walnut Street, 575 WARF Madison, Wisconsin 53726

Phone: (608) 265-4603 E-mail: spjohnson8@wisc.edu Education 1986 Brown University, Providence Rhode Island

AB Psychology 1987 Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts

MA Clinical Psychology 1993 Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts

PhD Clinical Psychology Certification and Licensure

Wisconsin Psychology Board of Examiners Member No. 1910

National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology Registrant No. 44140 Present Appointment/Position Present University of Wisconsin – Madison Director, Population Health Institute Associate Professor (CHS), Department of Population Health Sciences Past Appointments/Positions 2015 – 2017 Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Center for the Advancement of Underserved Children

2008 - 2015 Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Center for the Advancement of Underserved Children

2008 – 2017 Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI Psychologist, Downtown Health Center/Midtown Pediatrics

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2008 - 2014 Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. Milwaukee, WI Psychologist 2005 - 2008 Division of Public Health Department of Health and Family Services, State

of Wisconsin, Madison, WI Administrator and State Health Officer

2001 - 2005 Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. Milwaukee, WI

Director, Behavioral Health Services Center Isaac Coggs Health Connection 2000 - 2001 Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. Milwaukee, WI

Clinical Manager, Behavioral Health Services Isaac Coggs Health Connection 1999 Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry Child Protection Center 1998 - 2005 Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. Milwaukee, WI

Psychologist Isaac Coggs Health Connection 1995 - 1998 Sinai Samaritan Medical Center Milwaukee, WI

Staff Psychologist 1993 -1995 Sinai Samaritan Medical Center Milwaukee, WI

Psychotherapist 1993 Milwaukee County Department of Human Services Associate Project Coordinator Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative 1988 - 1991 Roxbury Comprehensive Community Health Center Administrative Coordinator/Pediatric Screening Coordinator Mental-Social Health Department Professional Society Memberships 2008 - present Association of State and Territorial Health Officers (Alumni

non-continuous) 2006 - present Delta Omega Honorary Public Health Society Member 1994 – 2017 American Psychological Association 1994 - present National Register of Health Care Providers in Psychology 2009 - 2014 American Public Health Association (non-continuous)

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2009 - 2011 Wisconsin Primary Health Care Association 2004 - 2006 Association of Black Psychologists Honors and Awards 2016 Magda Peck Public Health Leadership Award (Honorable Mention)

Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee 2017, 2015, 2013 Outstanding Medical Student Teacher Award

Medical College of Wisconsin 2013 Alumni Recognition Award

Milwaukee Public Schools 2011 Faculty Advisor of the Year

MCW Urban and Community Health Pathway

2010 Woman of Distinction Award Wisconsin Women in Government

2009 Service Award

Project Life, Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. 2008 Martha Ballard Award

Wisconsin Guild of Midwives 2006 Outstanding Service Award

Milwaukee Clinicians of Color 2000 June Dobbs Award

Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin 1988-1991 Minority Fellowship Award

American Psychological Association 1988 Commonwealth Fellow of Massachusetts 1987 Martin Luther King Jr. Fellowship Award

Boston University, Boston MA 1986 Alfred H. Joslin Award

Brown University, Providence, RI

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Grant Support

Current Title: Race to Equity Wisconsin Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $ TBD Dates 11/1/18-10/30/2018 Role: Co-Principal Investigator (.02 FTE beginning 11/2018) Title: Advancing Evidence Based Health Policy Program Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $236,924 Dates 1/1/2016 - 12/31/2018 (in extension period) Role: Principal Investigator (in kind) Title: Making Wisconsin the Healthiest State Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $518,371 Dates 01/12/18-11/30/2018 Role: Principal Investigator (.05 FTE beginning 3/2018, in extension

period) Title: Healthy Wisconsin Leadership Institute Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $2,071,401 Dates: 1/12/18-6/30/2019 Role: Principal Investigator (.10 FTE beginning 3/2018) Title: Accelerating Improvements in Health and Equity through CHRR

and the Culture of Health Prize Principal Investigator: Julie Willems Van Dijk, Ph.D. Source: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Amount: $8,120,011/Direct Cost $3,581,386 Dates: 10/1/2018-9/30/2020 Role: Key Personnel (.15 FTE) Title: Wisconsin Tobacco Prevention and Control Program Statewide

Programs Source: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Amount: $300,000 Dates: 7/1/18-6/30/2019 Role: Principal Investigator (.01 FTE)

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Title: Wisconsin Tobacco Control Research Center: FDA Source: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Amount: $1,360,217/Direct Cost: $1,182,797 Dates: 9/30/18-9/29/2019 Role: Principal Investigator/Contract Management (.02 FTE) Title: Wisconsin Tobacco Prevention and Control Program/TTA WI Wins Source: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Amount: $55,245/Direct Cost $48,039 Dates: 4/1/18-3/30/2019 Role: Principal Investigator/Contract Management (.09 FTE) Title: Growing Healthy Soil for Healthy Communities Source: Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $749,999 Dates: January 1, 2014 – June 30, 2019 Role: Principal Investigator (.02 -.05FTE through 12/2017; Co-

Investigator 2018 -2019) Pending Proposals Title: Wisconsin Tobacco Control Research Center: TTA Source: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Amount: $49,332 Dates: 1/1/2019-9/29/2019 Role: Principal Investigator/Contract Management (.01 FTE) Title: Wisconsin Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist Source: Wisconsin Department of Health Services Amount: $95,045 Dates: 1/1/2019-9/29/2019 Role: Principal Investigator/Contract Management (.01 FTE) Title: Enhancing Wisconsin PRAMS to measure housing as a pathway to

disparities in birth outcomes. Source: UW Madison, Contemporary Social Problems Initiative, OVCGRE Amount: $200,000 Dates: 7/1/2019-6/30/21 (submitted for funding 1/18/19) Role: Co-Principal Investigator (Curtis, CoPI) Title: Healthy Start Initiative: Eliminating Disparities in Perinatal Health.

Reclaiming our Roots: A Community Health Worker and Doula Collaborative to Promote Perinatal Health Equity in Dane County, Wisconsin

Source: US Department of Health and Human Services Dates: 4/1/2019 – 5/31/2024 (submitted for funding 11/28/18) Amount: $4,870,000 Role: Co-Principal Investigator (Duncan, CoPI)

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Title: University of Wisconsin Prevention Research Center Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Dates: 9/1/2019 – 5/31/2024 (submitted for funding, June 2018) Role: Key Personnel (.10FTE), Director of Community Partners Major Past Awards Title: Transforming Primary Prevention Systems to Build Family

Protective Factors Source: Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $288,600 Dates: July 2017 – June 2019 Role: Principal Investigator (.10 FTE through Dec 2017) Title: Beyond the Bell Source: Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $296,893 Dates: July 1, 2015 – September 30th, 2017 Role: Principal Investigator (.15 FTE) Title: Creating a Safe Surrender Policy to Reduce Fugitives in Wisconsin Source: Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program (Responsive

Component) Amount: $395,749 Dates: July 1, 2015 – September 30th, 2016 Role: Principal Investigator (.10 FTE) Title: Triple P Primary Care Initiative Source: Children’s Trust Fund of Wisconsin Amount: $37,000 ($19,272 additional funds awarded Jan 1-June 30, 2015) Role: Principal Investigator (.05 FTE) Dates: March 1, 2013 – March 31, 2016 Title: CHIMC- Take Control-Immunize! (TCI) Source: National Institute for Minority Health and Health Disparities (R24-

MD-05-002) Amount: $63,425 Principal Investigator: Dr. Earnestine Willis Role: Co-Investigator (.15 FTE Year 1; .20 FTE in Year 2; .10 FTE Year3) Dates: July 1, 2013 – February 28, 2016 Title: A Culturally Adapted Depression Intervention for African American

Adults Source: National Institute for Minority Health and Health Disparities (R01

MD-005-905) Amount: $40,285 Principal Investigator: Dr. Earlise Ward Role: Co-Investigator (.10 FTE Year 1-2; .05 FTE Years 3-4)

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Dates: March 18, 2011 – August 31, 2014 Title: School Community Partnership for Mental Health Source: Healthy Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $190,700 Role: Principal Investigator (.07 FTE) Dates: January 1, 2012 – June 30, 2014 Title: Growing Healthy Soil for Healthy Communities Source: NIEHS Children’s Environmental Health Sciences Core Center Amount: $70,000 Role: Principal Investigator of Pilot Grant (.15FTE) Dates: August 1, 2011 – March 31, 2014 Title: Milwaukee Young Parenthood Study Source: Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Programs (Department of Health

and Human Services) Amount: $70,427 Principal Investigator: Dr. Paul Florsheim Role: Co- Investigator (.20 FTE) Dates: October 1, 2010 – February 28, 2013 Title: Urban Gardens and Soil Contaminants Source: NIEHS Children’s Environmental Health Sciences Core Center Amount: $25,000 Role: Principal Investigator of Pilot Grant (.10 FTE) Dates: January 1, 2011 – March 31, 2011 Title: Open Wide: Expanding Oral Health Primary Prevention

Opportunities through Partnership Source: Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program Amount: $40,000 Role: Principal Investigator (.024 FTE) Dates: July 1, 2009 – June 30, 2010 Title: Pearls for Teen Girls Mental Health Training Initiative Source: Pearls for Teen Girls Amount: $9,600 Role: Principal Investigator (.05 FTE) Dates: April 1, 2009 – March 31, 2010 Title: Partnership to Eliminate Disparities in Birth Outcomes Source: WH Kellogg Foundation Role: Principal Investigator- Milwaukee Team (.10 FTE) Dates: October 2008 – March 2010 Amount: Expenses Only Title: Health Disparities Collaborative - Depression Source: Bureau of Primary Health Care, Health Resource Service

Administration

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Amount: $40,000 Role: Team Leader (expenses only; .05 FTE in kind) Dates: October 1, 2004 – July 1, 2005 Title: Mental Health/HIV Services Collaborative Source: Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration Center for

Mental Health Services Role: Principal Investigator, Clinic Director Amount: $2,000,000 (total for all years) Dates: October 1, 2001 – July 1, 2005 Title: Minority Community Training Partner/Midwest AIDS Training and

Education Center Source: Health Resources Services Administration Amount: $35,000 Role: Principal Investigator Dates: September 1, 2001 – July 1, 2002

Publications

Refereed Journal Publications/Original Papers

Johnson S, Dickinson K, Mandic CG, Willis E. “Community Matters for Child Health” Pediatric Annals. 2011;40(3):152-60. Meurer LN, Young SA, Meurer JR, Johnson S, Gilbert IA, Diehr S, Urban and Community Health Pathway Planning Council. “The urban and community health pathway: preparing socially responsive physicians through community-engaged learning” American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2011;41(4S3): S228-36. Johnson S, Cardona D, Gramling, B, Hamilton, C, Hoffmann R, Sabir J. “Engaging the for-profit sector in Community-Based Participatory Research: Lessons from the Ground” Progress Community Health Partnership 2014;8(4). Epub 2014. Zusevics KL, Johnson S, “Does Hope Change? Testing a Project-Based Health Intervention among Urban Students of Color” 2014. The Urban Review; 46(2):268-91. Willis E, McManus P, Magallanes N, Johnson S, Majnik A. “Conquering Racial Disparities in Perinatal Outcomes” Clinics in perinatology, Current Controversies in Perinatology, 2014;41(4):847-75. Johnson S, Gunn V. “Community Health Workers as a Component of the Healthcare Team” Pediatric Clinics of North America 2015; 62(5):1313-28.

Johnson S, Cardona D, Davis J, Gramling B, Hamilton C, Hoffmann R, Ruis S, Soldat D, Ventura S. “Using Community-Based Participatory Research to explore lead concentrations and backyard gardening in urban neighborhoods” Progress Community Health Partnership 2016; 10(1).

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Bogar, S., Szabo, A., Woodruff, S, Johnson, S. “Urban Youth Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Lead Poisoning,” J Community Health (2017) 42: 1255-1266. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10900-017-0378-8

Bogar, S., Young, S., Beyer, K., Woodruff, S., Johnson, S. “More than Gangsters and Girl Scouts: Environmental Health Perspectives of Urban Youth”, Health and Place (2018) 54: 50-61. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.healthplace.2018.08.006

Book Chapters

Johnson S, “Cultural Adaptation and the Young Parenthood Program”, in Florsheim, P. The Young Parenthood Program: A Guide to Helping Young Mothers and Fathers Become Effective Co-Parents, Oxford University Press, 2014. Peer Reviewed/Invited Research Presentations

Local Apr 2015 Luthar, J, Weisman, S, Johnson, S; “Mindfulness Meditation for Medical

Students”, Medical College of Wisconsin Innovations in Medical Education Conference, Milwaukee, WI.

Regional Oct 2015 Robinson, N, Johnson, S, Wolfe, R; “Evaluating a Faith Based Community

Organizing and Criminal Justice Reform Project”, 39th Annual Midwest ECO Conference: Forwarding Inquiry and Action for Social Change, Society for Community Research and Action, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI.

Oct 2015 Bogar, S, Woodruff, S, Johnson, S; “Environmental Health Perceptions &

Priorities: Navigating Balance in a CBPR Partnership”, 39th Annual Midwest ECO Conference: Forwarding Inquiry and Action for Social Change, Society for Community Research and Action, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI.

Oct 2014 Baurenfiend, C, Koss-Vallejo, C, Johnson, S; “School Community Partnership for

Mental Health: An MPS School Based Mental Fitness Program”, American Council of School Social Work, School Mental Health Institute, 2nd Annual Meeting, Waukesha, WI.

National/International Nov 2018 Bogar, S., Woodruff S., Johnson S. “Liaisons to Media Positivity: Youth-led

Research Translation and Action in a CBPR Partnership”, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.

May 2018 Gundaker C, Harris M, Johnson S, Nugent M, Simpson P, Bell A, Johnson D, Willis E. Bidirectional Benefits: Parent/Caregiver Involvement in a Community Pediatrics Rotation and Beyond, Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada. (Ray Heifer Award for Innovation in Pediatric Education)

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Feb 2018 Cristakis, D, Fujara, M, Johnson, S., Kaufman, M., Towne, C. “How do we really

reach every parent? The importance and opportunity for integrating parenting support into healthcare settings”, 19th Biennial Helping Families Change International Conference, Sonoma, CA.

Nov 2017 Bogar S., Woodruff S., Young S., Johnson S. Qualitative Research & the Arts:

Translating Results into Action, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia,

July 2017 Bogar, S, Woodruff S., Beyer K., Johnson S. Exploring Environmental Health

Perspectives among Urban Youth, International Medical Geography Symposium, Angers, France.

Nov 2016 Bogar, S, May, T, Gaudreau K, Weaver E., Johnson, S; “Navigating Ethics and

Equity in CBPR”, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Denver. May 2016 Johnson, S, Triblett, J; “Beyond the Bell: All Roads Lead to Equity”, Community

Campus Partnerships for Health Bi-Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA. Nov 2015 Bogar, S, Woodruff, S, Johnson, S; “Navigating and Growing Youth Inclusion in

CBPR”, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL. Nov 2014 Johnson, S, Robinson, N, Hamilton, C, Howard, M, Nugent, M, Simpson, P,

Florsheim, P; “Young Expectant Parents’ Experiences of Discrimination”, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA.

May 2014 Johnson, S, Bauernfeind, C, Hamilton, C, Florsheim, P, Koss-Vallejo, C, &

Ssempijja, S; “School Community Partnership for Mental Health”, Community Campus Partnerships for Health Bi Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

Dec 2012 Florsheim, P, Johnson, S, Howard, M, Salm, TW; “Cultural Adaptation of an

evidence-based co-parenting counseling program for expectant teenage parents”, CityMatch: National Organization of Maternal Child Health Leaders Annual Conference, San Antonio, TX.

Apr 2012 Johnson, S; “Growing Healthy Partnerships”, roundtable discussion, Community

Campus Partnerships for Health Bi Annual Meeting, Houston, TX. Sep 2010 Johnson, S, Sykes, D; “Doing Something Different for A Change: A Multi-sector

Partnership to Address Racism and Improve Birth Outcomes”, CityMatch: National Organization of Maternal Child Health Leaders Annual Conference, Chicago.

Mar 2010 Johnson, S, Ray, T; “Engaging the “Unusual” Suspects in Eliminating Racial

Inequities in Birth Outcomes”, Association of Maternal Child Health Programs Conference, National Harbor, MD.

Mar 2004 Gore-Felton, C, Crumble, D and Johnson, S; “The relationship between trauma,

physician trust and HIV-related symptoms”. Paper presented to the Society of Behavioral Medicine 25th Annual Conference. Baltimore, MD.

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Oct 2003 Winningham, A L, Hartmann, B R, Gore-Felton, C, Johnson, S, & Ward, B;

“Cultural Competence: What is it and how do we know if we’ve got it?” The 2003 South Carolina HIV/STD Conference, Charleston, SC.

Educational Activities & Presentations

University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Medical Education April 2018 Lecturer, Pathway of Distinction in Public Health Learning Community August 2018 Lecturer, Patients, Professionalism and Public Health

MEDSC-M 770 001 00A

Graduate Education April 2018 Panel Speaker, UW SOHE, Center for Child and Family Wellbeing,

“Transdisciplinary and Community-Based Approaches to Understanding

Environmental Risk to Children’s Health". Sept 2018 Lecturer, Principles of Population Health Sciences POPHEALTH795 Continuing Professional Education July 2018 Lecturer, Office of Continuing Education, Summer Term Lunch and Lecture October 2018 Keynote speaker, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Women’s

Health and Health Equity Research Symposium Nov 2018 Keynote speaker, Institute for Clinical and Translational Research,

Dissemination and Implementation Short Course December 2018 Presenter, Wisconsin Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board Meeting Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences Location: Medical College of Wisconsin Master’s in Public Health Program Jan 2013 - Course Co-Director December 2017 Challenges in Maternal and Child Health 18254 The course assists clinicians and other public health students and professionals to

develop and strengthen their knowledge, skills, and ability to critically examine maternal child health issues and to develop a better understanding of some of the underlying determinants of health.

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2009 – Field Placement Preceptor: 2017 Consists of a planned, supervised and evaluated practice experience that is

designed to enhance and complement the student’s educational training by providing practical experience in a public or private organization that addresses significant public health issues. Working with a site preceptor and faculty advisor, the student completes an Action Learning Project that is relevant to his/her area of interest.

Students:

Sep 2017- Tammi Kohlmann Dec 2017 Topic: Children’s Mental Health Sep 2016 – Cassidy Ball Feb 2017 Topic: School Based Physical Activity and Nutrition Interventions Apr 2014 – Bhavna Asthana, MD Aug 2014 Topic: Pregnancy Weight Gain Guidelines Jun 2012– Tara Aikens 12/2013 Topic: Breastfeeding Promotion among Men Sep 2011– Thomas Kaleekal, MD Dec 2012 Topic: Community Based Planning and Assessment Aug 2010- Heather Puentes, MSW Dec 2011 Topic: Blanket of Love: Improving Prenatal Education for Teens

through Community Based Partnerships Jan 2009- Ronald Barnes, MD Oct 2010 Topic: Preventive Screening and Referral in Local Public Health

Jun 2013 – Course Director Aug 2014 Racial and Ethnic Inequalities in Health 18218 The course provides an in-depth introduction to health disparities and underlying

determinants of population health.

Ph.D. Program in Public and Community Health

Aug 2009 - Course Co-Director Dec 2017 Principles and Practices of Community-Academic Partnerships-

Community Health Improvement III 19203A The course examines concepts and techniques for organizing partnerships for health improvement at the community level. Students learn about major models and methods of practice, analytic strategies, and roles of partnership and coalition building in improving health outcomes.

Postdoctoral Fellow Education July 2018 - Mentor, Centennial Scholars Program, UW School of Medicine and Public

Health

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Nov 2015 Lecturer Ethical Leadership to address “race” in academic medicine Medical College of Wisconsin Academic Fellowship in Primary Care Research Seminar Series

Oct 2013 Lecturer

Race, Racism and Cross-Cultural Communication Medical College of Wisconsin Academic Fellowship in Primary Care Research Seminar Series

Nov 2011 Lecturer

Leadership and Cross-Cultural Communication Medical College of Wisconsin Academic Fellowship in Primary Care Research Seminar Series

UWSMPH/Hospital Jan- May 2009 UW - Madison School of Nursing, Clinical Field Placement Preceptor

Clinical Teaching Medical College of Wisconsin Pediatric Resident Education Sep 2015 – Community Pediatrics Training Initiative Lecturer Apr 2016 Cultural Issues in HealthCare Medical College of Wisconsin Sep 2014 - Community Pediatrics Training Initiative Lecturer Dec 2017 Partnering with Community Based Organizations Medical College of

Wisconsin Feb 2014 Lecturer

Racism and Child Health Disparities Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Pediatric Noon Conference, Medical College of Wisconsin

Jan 2009 Lecturer

The Social Construction of Race: Implications for Health Care Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, Pediatric Noon Conference, Medical College of Wisconsin

Mentoring Medical Students, Medical College of Wisconsin

2016-2017 Abdul Ghaffar Clarke (Advisor)

2014-2017 Cody Vassar (Scholarly Project Mentor)

2013-2017 Jay Luthar (Scholarly Project Mentor and Advisor)

2015-2016 Adaku Idika (Advisor)

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2014-2016 Amanda Milford (Scholarly Project Mentor and Advisor)

2014-2015 Kristi Weinmeister (Advisor)

2014-2015 Jennifer Moore (Advisor)

2013-2015 Mary Evans (Advisor)

2011-2015 Francesca Moral (Scholarly Project Mentor and Advisor)

2012-2013 Chen Cui (Advisor)

2012-2013 Kayla Chapman (Advisor)

2009-2012 Katie Liu, MD (Scholarly Project Mentor and Advisor)

2010-2011 Colleen Cassidy (Advisor)

2010-2011 Jennifer Lee (Scholarly Project Mentor)

2010-2011 Amanda Smith (Scholarly Project Mentor)

2010-2011 Tam Do (Scholarly Project Mentor and Advisor)

2009-2011 Keli Coleman, MD (Advisor)

2009 -2011 Jessica Zigman, MD (Advisor)

Ph.D. Students, Medical College of Wisconsin

2014 -2016 Sandra Bogar Ph.D. Program in Public and Community Health Topic: Environmental health priorities among urban youth (Dissertation Committee Chairperson)

2013 -2015 Mina Farahzad Ph.D. Program in Public and Community Health

Topic: Impact of Motherhood and Street Sex Work on Drug Use, Mental Health, and HIV Risk (Dissertation Committee Member)

2013 -2015 Katherine Quinn Ph.D. Program in Public and Community Health Topic: The role of churches in HIV prevention for young black men (Dissertation Committee Member)

2009 –2012 Kaija Zusevics, Ph.D., MPH, CHES Ph.D. Program in Public and Community Health Topic: Testing an Intervention to Impact Student Engagement and Hope among Urban Youth: A Social Determinants of Health Framework (Dissertation Committee Chairperson, Doctoral Readings and Research Course Advisor, Dissertation Qualifying Exam Committee Member)

2010 –2012 Elizabeth Duthie, Ph.D. Ph.D. Program in Public and Community Health Topic: Communication about Weight Gain Guidelines during Pregnancy (Dissertation Committee Member, Dissertation Qualifying Exam Committee Member)

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2011 Pamela Knight Ph.D. Program in Public and Community Health (Dissertation Qualifying Exam Committee Member)

2011 Emily Hall

Ph.D. Program in Pubic and Community Health (Dissertation Qualifying Exam Committee Member)

Extramural Students: 2018- present Alane Celeste-Villalvir DrPH candidate, Community Health Practice, University of Texas

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health Policy Research Scholar Program

2015- 2017 Abiola Keller, Ph.D. Clinical Translational Science Institute, Medical College of WI Topic: Behavioral Activation for Depression and Overweight (Clinical Research Scholars Mentor) 2015 Melissa Hernandez

Ph.D. in School Social Work, UW Milwaukee Topic: Changing the Quality of Interpersonal Behaviors Between Pregnant Adolescents and Expectant Young Fathers: An Analysis of a Co-parenting Intervention (Dissertation Committee Member)

2011- 2012 Abiola Keller, Ph.D.

Ph.D. in Population Health Sciences, UW Madison Topic: Patient-Provider Communication in Depression (Dissertation Committee Member)

Service Activities

Departmental 2018 – present Member Department of Population Health Sciences Seminar Committee Mar 2013 - Program Implementer Dec 2017 Triple P Positive Parenting Program – Primary Care Children’s Medical Group (CMG) & Department of Pediatrics

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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2013 - 2015 Member Program in Genomics and Ethics Advisory Board

Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wisconsin The goals of the program are to discover new knowledge through the conduct of innovative research on genomics and ethical issues raised by emerging genomic technologies and disseminate new knowledge and best practices for addressing the ethical issues raised by new genomic technologies to key stakeholders including health care providers, researchers and the public.

UWSMPH/Hospital 2018 – present Member Equity, Inclusion and Engagement Committee 2018 – present Member MPH Program Steering Committee 2018 – present Member TRIUMPH Program Advisory Committee 2008 - 2013 Member The Wisconsin Partnership Program, Life Course Initiative for Healthy

Families Steering Committee School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin - Madison

Community academic partnership aimed to eliminate Black-White birth outcomes disparities in Wisconsin.

2008 - 2010 Member Population Health Institute Advisory Board

School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Wisconsin - Madison

UW Madison 2018 – present Member UniverCity Alliance Community

2018 – present Member (UW Madison appointee) Milwaukee County Mental Health Board 2017 – present Member SaintA Board of Directors Milwaukee, Wisconsin 2015 - 2016 Instructor Joseph P. Zilber School of Public Health/City of Milwaukee Earn and Learn

Program Topic: Mental Health Skills Training

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2010 - 2015 Instructor Milwaukee Area Health Education Center (MAHEC)

Community Health Worker Training Program Topic: Understanding Community Health Work: Practicing Cultural Humility Ongoing training program sponsored by MAHEC and the Milwaukee Area Healthcare Alliance to prepare future healthcare employees for entry level and middle skill positions

Apr 2009 – Program Developer Dec 2010 Mental Health Training Initiative, “Pearls for Teen Girls”

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Regional 2014- Member 2017 Wisconsin Office of Children’s Mental Health Executive Council 2008 – President 2017 African American Breastfeeding Network Board of Directors

The African American Breastfeeding Network of Milwaukee works to address breastfeeding disparities, increase awareness of the benefits and value of mother's milk, build community allies and de-normalize formula use. AABN was established as a 501c3 in August 2015

2006 - Member 2017 City of Milwaukee Health Department, Center for Health Equity,

Advisory Council. Established as a 501c3 Wisconsin Center for Equity,

November 2017

2010 - 2016 Member Wisconsin Council on Children and Families Board The Council is a multi-issue child and family advocacy organization, providing

research, policy analysis, public education and advocacy that lead to improved outcomes for children in the areas of health, economic security, safety and education.

2009 Member Community Advocates of Milwaukee Public Policy Institute, Pathways to End Poverty Project, Local Advisory Board The project goal was to uncover what it would take to greatly reduce poverty in Wisconsin and to evaluate the proposed new policies using economic modeling.

2008 - 2009 Member Milwaukee Public Schools School Nurse Initiative Advisors Group 2008 - 2009 Member Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin, Chronic Kidney Disease Prevention

Task Force

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National/ International 2018 – present National Program Trainer (accreditation in process) Triple P America 2008 Committee Member

Association of State and Territorial Health Officers Health Equity Strategic Mapping Team

Grant and Journal Reviews 2016 Reviewer

Disparities Pilot Grants Medical College of Wisconsin Cancer Center

2016 Manuscript Reviewer Canadian Journal of Public Health

2015, 2016 Manuscript Reviewer Pediatrics – Official Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics

2014, 2016 Reviewer

Pilot and Collaborative Clinical and Translational Research Grant Program Medical College of Wisconsin, Clinical Translational Science Institute

2015, 2017 Expert Grant Reviewer Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board of Wisconsin

2010, 2014 Expert Review Panel Member Wisconsin Partnership Program, Life Course Initiative for Health Families University of Wisconsin - Madison, School of Medicine and Public Health

2010, 2012 Peer Review Panel Member Institute for Clinical and Translational Research University of Wisconsin - Madison, School of Medicine and Public Health 2008 Community Review Panel Member Institute for Clinical and Translational Research

University of Wisconsin - Madison, School of Medicine and Public Health 2003 - 2008 Steering/Selection Committee Member Healthy Girls’ Initiative, United Way of Greater Milwaukee 2003 - 2006 Reviewer Women’s Fund Grants, Greater Milwaukee Foundation