#321
Date: Tue, 1 Nov 1994 14:09:00 CST
From: Steve Lux
Subject: position opening
Please pass this on to anyone who might be interested:
POSITION OPENING
Health Educator:
Three days per week with the potential for full-time employment.
Requires B.S. in Health Education. Community Health experience
preferred. Call the DeKalb County Health Department for more
information or to have an application sent to you. (815) 758-6673
Application deadline Nov. 28th.
Sent by Steve Lux
Health Educator
Northern Illinois University
slux@niu.edu
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#322
Date: Thu, 3 Nov 1994 10:07:25 CST
From: Gayle Schmidt
Subject: Call for Papers
A 2 day conference-Reversing the Trend:Strategies for HIV Prevention Among
Mino
rity Women is to be held April 6-7,1995 on the Texas A&M campus. Plan is for a
series of panels to address the major barriers to effective HIV prevention fol
lowed by interactive prevention planning workshops. Hope to have 9 panels (3 e
ach)day 1. Presentations limited to 15 minutes each. Please provide two copie
s of a ONE PAGE, typed, double spaced proposal. One copy should include your n
ame, address, phone number, and e-mail address. The second copy should not hav
e any identifing information. Proposals should be mailed or FAXED to the Confe
rence Coordinator at the address listed below. The deadline for receipt of pro
posals is DECEMBER 2, 1994. The conference panels are expected to include the
following topics:
*HIV and Childbearing
*Sexual Abuse, Self-Esteem and HIV
*Adolescent development and HIV prevention education
*Poverty and IV drug use
*Health care:Access, availability & HIV
*Reframing the language and images of Machismo
*Trust and communication in the African American Community
*The many Hispanic cultures
*HIV education and parent training
*Service demonstration projects in Minority Health
*Prevention of teen pregnancy and HIV
*HIV prevention demonstration projects for migrants and border populations
*School based interventions
*The role of gangs in HIV transmission
*Confronting denial in the minority community
*The political challenges to effective HIV prevention
*The prison as educational setting
*Women in the sex industry
Sponsored by: Brazos Valley Community Action Agency(BVCAA):Health
Services
Attn: Susie Griswold, Conference Coordinator
401 S. Washington Street
Bryan, TX 77803
Phone: (409)260-AIDS FAX:(409)775-3457
Co-Sponsor: Race and Ethnic Studies Institute (RESI)
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX 77843-4351
E-Mail:k211n1@tamvm1.tamu.edu
Hotel and Travel information: 1-800-HIL-TONS, College Station, TX
Executive Travel : (409)696-1748
Registration Information: S. Griswold, Conference Coordinator
BVCAA: Health Services
401 S. Washington Street
Bryan, TX 77803
Phone: (409)260-AIDS
FAX: (409)775-3457
The interactive prevention planning workshops will be held on the second day.
Facilitators will assist participants to develop HIV prevention strategies fo
r target populations. The workshops represent a unique opportunity for researc
hers, practitioners, and community members to collaborate in the design of effe
ctive HIV prevention techniques and interventions. The expected outcome of the
se workshops are population-specific HIV prevention strategies. Proceedings of
these workshops will be summarized and mailed to all participants. Researcher
s, practitioners, and community members are invited to join us in the developme
nt of these strategies. Funding and technical assistance for this conference h
as been provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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#323
Date: Fri, 4 Nov 1994 09:53:34 -0600
From: "Mark J. Kittleson"
November 4, 1994
**This memo contained the directory of all subscribers. To save space, the contents
of this memo has been removed. To receive a current up-to-date list, check out the
e-mail home page. MJKittleson**
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#324
Date: Fri, 4 Nov 1994 11:14:13 -0600
From: "Mark J. Kittleson 618-453-2777"
Subject: November's Directory
I have sent out November's directory this morning. If you have not
done so already, please send me your three word descriptors. For
those of you that have done so, you can ignore that request.
Also, starting immediately, all graduate students (doctoral or masters)
in health education are
invited to be listed in both the directory and the listserv.
Finally, I'll be sending out a second directory listing individuals
alphabetically within the next couple of weeks. This will assist
those individuals who need to find a person's e-mail address,
but doesn't know where they work.
It was good seeing many of you in D.C.
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#325
Date: Fri, 4 Nov 1994 12:34:32 CST
From: Wes Sime
Subject: Re: November's Directory
Three Words: Stress, Psychology Exercise
>I have sent out November's directory this morning. If you have not
>done so already, please send me your three word descriptors. For
>those of you that have done so, you can ignore that request.
>
>Also, starting immediately, all graduate students (doctoral or masters)
>in health education are
>invited to be listed in both the directory and the listserv.
>
>Finally, I'll be sending out a second directory listing individuals
>alphabetically within the next couple of weeks. This will assist
>those individuals who need to find a person's e-mail address,
>but doesn't know where they work.
>
>It was good seeing many of you in D.C.
Wes Sime Telephone: (402) 472-1161
Dept. of Health and Human Performance Fax:
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Internet: wsime@unlinfo.unl.edu
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#326
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 1994 09:05:52 -0700
From: Michael Barnes
Subject: Re: November's Directory
In- <9411042331.AA31032@ccserver>
Wes,
I must confess that I'm not sure what these terms are for. However, here
are terms that describe my research interests: occupational stress, lay
health advisors, and program planning/evaluation.
If these terms do not apply to your intended purpose(s) please disregard
them. Thanks.
Mike Barnes, PhD, CHES
New Mexico State University
On Fri, 4 Nov 1994, Wes Sime wrote:
> Three Words: Stress, Psychology Exercise
>
>
>
> >I have sent out November's directory this morning. If you have not
> >done so already, please send me your three word descriptors. For
> >those of you that have done so, you can ignore that request.
> >
> >Also, starting immediately, all graduate students (doctoral or masters)
> >in health education are
> >invited to be listed in both the directory and the listserv.
> >
> >Finally, I'll be sending out a second directory listing individuals
> >alphabetically within the next couple of weeks. This will assist
> >those individuals who need to find a person's e-mail address,
> >but doesn't know where they work.
> >
> >It was good seeing many of you in D.C.
>
> Wes Sime Telephone: (402) 472-1161
> Dept. of Health and Human Performance Fax:
> University of Nebraska-Lincoln Internet: wsime@unlinfo.unl.edu
Michael D. Barnes, Ph.D., CHES
356 Breland
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001
Phone: (505) 646-4300
Fax: (505) 646-4343
E-Mail mbarnes@nmsu.edu
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#327
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 1994 09:14:35 -0700
From: Michael Barnes
Subject: Re: EMAIL CHANGE
In-
On Mon, 7 Nov 1994, Michael Barnes wrote:
> Hi Mark!
>
> It was good to see you and Paula in DC. I appreciate the tour through the
> White House -- it was really enjoyable. Jeff and my preferred e-mail
> accounts are as follows: "jbrandon@nmsu.edu" "mbarnes@nmsu.edu". Please
> keep our other accounts on the bitnet directory, but place these internet
> accounts in the first position. Thanks for you assistance Mark!
>
>
> Michael D. Barnes, Ph.D., CHES
> 356 Breland
> New Mexico State University
> Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001
>
> Phone: (505) 646-4300
> Fax: (505) 646-4343
> E-Mail mbarnes@nmsu.edu
>
Michael D. Barnes, Ph.D., CHES
356 Breland
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001
Phone: (505) 646-4300
Fax: (505) 646-4343
E-Mail mbarnes@nmsu.edu
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#328
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 1994 17:47:57 -0600
From: "Mark J. Kittleson 618-453-2777"
Subject: A Second Version
Starting today, and on the first of every month, along with the regular
directory you have been receiving, you'll be receiving a second version.
This is a list of all members in alphabetical order. You will
note the state they are in...you can use the other directory
to get their specific address. Hope you enjoy it.
Mark
This new version is being sent under separate cover.
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#329
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 1994 17:48:02 -0600
From: "Mark J. Kittleson"
**This memo contained the directory of all subscribers listed in alphabetical order.
To save space, the contents of this memo has been removed. To receive a current
up-to-date list, check out the e-mail home page. MJKittleson**
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#330
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 1994 10:38:28 -0500
From: "Michael R. Hoadley"
Subject: Re: A Second Version
>Starting today, and on the first of every month, along with the regular
>directory you have been receiving, you'll be receiving a second version.
>This is a list of all members in alphabetical order. You will
>note the state they are in...you can use the other directory
>to get their specific address. Hope you enjoy it.
>
>Mark
>
>This new version is being sent under separate cover.
Mark,
Three descriptors for me for the directory are as follows:
"Cardiovascular Health", "Safety/Injury Prevention", and "Technology/Interactive
Multimedia". Thank you.
Michael Hoadley
Director of InTEC (The Center for Interactive Technology in Education and
Corporations) and Associate Professor of Health and Safety Education
University of South Dakota 108B School of Education Vermillion,SD 57069
mhoadley@charlie.usd.edu Phone: 605-677-5839 FAX: 605-677-5438
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#331
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 1994 09:59:00 CST
From: Steve Lux
Subject: African American HIV/STD
I am looking for any printed educational materials developed for
African Americans around the issues of HIV or STD. Posters, ad
slicks, flyers, etc. We are in the process of developing some of
our own materials in conjunction with the African American
community at NIU and would like samples of existing materials to
use in focus group situations.
If you have any to share or know of sources I would appreciate it.
Please contact me directly at slux@niu.edu
I will forward resource list to any others interested if they
notify me off-list. Thanks in advance.
Steve Lux PH: (815) 753-9746
Health Educator FX: (815) 753-9599
Health Service Internet: slux@niu.edu
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
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#332
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 1994 10:07:34 -0600
From: "Mark J. Kittleson 618-453-2777"
Subject: New Version of E-Mail
Yesterday I sent out a new version of the email directory
in which participants are listed in alphabetical order.
I've gotten many favorable comments about the directory, but
I've also gotten a few comments that it appears confusing
where each line begins with three capital letters and
the names of the person is not listed completely.
I don't know what is causing this...it
may be due to the fact that your screen may
not be wide enough to list the person on
one line, so it wraps the information around.
What it should look like is as follows:
Kittleson, Mark: GA3748@SIUCVMB.SIU.EDU
ILY
What I'm hearing is that for some of you, it looks
like this:
ILYKKKtleson, Mark: GA3748@SIUCVMB.SIU.EDU
If your version appears to have problems, let me
know and I'll send you another one--we'll see if
that version will work.
safetyY
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#333
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 1994 15:52:15 -0500
From: "RICHARD E. MILLER"
Subject: Re: African American HIV/STD
In- <01HJ8LBQG0V28WYOZB@gmuvax.gmu.edu>
I would appreciate any feedback from those who have looked into health
locus of control measures in homebound older adults. I have a doctoral
student who is scouring the literature right now. However, I thought you
may have some additional insight into the topic. Thanks.
Rich Miller
emiller@mason1.gmu.edu
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#334
Date: Tue, 8 Nov 1994 13:00:55 CST
From: Wes Sime
Subject: Re: November's Directory
Mike - - Those three terms are my research interests per the request I had
received on the system. Tell me what you are doing in occupational stress.
WES
>Wes,
>
>I must confess that I'm not sure what these terms are for. However, here
>are terms that describe my research interests: occupational stress, lay
>health advisors, and program planning/evaluation.
>
>If these terms do not apply to your intended purpose(s) please disregard
>them. Thanks.
>
>Mike Barnes, PhD, CHES
>New Mexico State University
>
>On Fri, 4 Nov 1994, Wes Sime wrote:
>
>> Three Words: Stress, Psychology Exercise
>>
>>
>>
>> >I have sent out November's directory this morning. If you have not
>> >done so already, please send me your three word descriptors. For
>> >those of you that have done so, you can ignore that request.
>> >
>> >Also, starting immediately, all graduate students (doctoral or masters)
>> >in health education are
>> >invited to be listed in both the directory and the listserv.
>> >
>> >Finally, I'll be sending out a second directory listing individuals
>> >alphabetically within the next couple of weeks. This will assist
>> >those individuals who need to find a person's e-mail address,
>> >but doesn't know where they work.
>> >
>> >It was good seeing many of you in D.C.
>>
>> Wes Sime Telephone: (402) 472-1161
>> Dept. of Health and Human Performance Fax:
>> University of Nebraska-Lincoln Internet: wsime@unlinfo.unl.edu
>
>
>
>Michael D. Barnes, Ph.D., CHES
>356 Breland
>New Mexico State University
>Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001
>
>Phone: (505) 646-4300
>Fax: (505) 646-4343
>E-Mail mbarnes@nmsu.edu
Wes Sime Telephone: (402) 472-1161
Dept. of Health and Human Performance Fax:
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Internet: wsime@unlinfo.unl.edu
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#335
Date: Wed, 9 Nov 1994 14:06:44 GMT+0200
From: " ANSA.OJANLATVA@UTU.FI"
Subject: information assistance requested
Hello again,
I have a doctoral student who is studying health counseling and blood pressure
screening, and we would like to know if anyone has studied ethical issues
involved with these two. Thank you for your information in advance. Ansa.
Ansa Ojanlatva, PhD, CSE
faculty member and Coordinator of
Department of Public Health Sexuality Education
University of Turku Center for Reproductive and
Lemminkaisenkatu 1 Developmental Medicine
20520 Turku/Finland
tel. +358-21-633 8513 +358-21-633 81 (operator)
FAX +358-21-633 8439
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#336
Date: Wed, 9 Nov 1994 09:49:00 EST
From: "Simons-Morton, Bruce"
Subject: International Electronic Directory for Health Educators
Hi, Mark. Nice to meet you at APHA. I am writing to be included in the
directory. Here is some additional information that could be included:
National Institutes of Health (NIH)
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)
6100 Executive Blvd, 7B05
North Bethesda, MD 20852
Phone 301-496-1126; FAX 301-402-2084
Internet: MortonB@HD01.NICHD.NIH.GOV
(Adolescent health, problem behaviors, physical activity)
Keep up the good work! Bruce
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#337
Date: Wed, 9 Nov 1994 14:40:56 -0500
From: Rob Potts
Organization: Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Subject: Health Ed?????
To Anyone Out There,
I am a senior Health and Physical Education Major at Indiana Univ.
of PA. I am currently working on a paper for my senior seminar class.
This paper deals with the fact that elementary school health education is
being taught by the regular classroom teacher, and not by people certified
in health education. This topic seems like it would have a lot of info
written on it, but I have been having problems finding enough. My professors
have given me some info, but it is not enough. I have to submit this paper to
a journal for publication and I need 10-12 pages. I only have 7 pages so far.
If anyone out there has any ideas please let me know. Thanks.
Robert M. Potts
NYGDYYA@oak.grove.iup.edu
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#338
Date: Wed, 9 Nov 1994 16:12:53 -0600
From: Linda Jenkins
Subject: Graduate Programs - Dept of Community Health - U of IL
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
Attached is a short description of our Graduate Programs in the Department
of Community Health at the University of Illinois.
Linda Jenkins
Programs Secretary
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health instruction; (3) health services; (4) physical education; (5) guidance
and counseling; (6) worksite health promotion for faculty and staff; (7) food
service; and (8) integration of school and community school health programs.
These
programs should include the school as one locus of a broad range of
health and educational activities, carried on by a diverse group of health
and educational personnel both in the community and in the school.
In 1993, an IOM planning committee identified a broad set of
issues in the areas of (1) education and curriculum; (2) health promotion
and disease prevention; (3) school health services; and (4) national
strategies and policies that would guide the study committee's work.
Within these broad areas, several research questions arose. Because not
all of the questions could be addressed in a single study, an early task of
the appointed committee is to select the most critical questions to be
addressed at this time, and provide a preliminary plan for a framework of
ongoing activities that will engage a larger community of people in
moving to the next phase of standards development or evaluation.
Special attention will be given to topics that draw on the comparative
advantages of the IOM in areas such as K-12 health education, health
care policy, health promotion and disease prevention, and nutrition.
Study Staff
Valerie P. Setlow, Ph.D. Director, Division of Health Sciences Policy
Lois Nicholson, M.S. Project Officer
C. Elaine Lawson, M.S. Research Assistant
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES
INSTITUTE OF MEDICINE
Committee on Comprehensive School Health Programs in
Grades K-12
Co-Chair
James H. Wyche, Ph.D.
Associate Provost
Brown University
Providence, RI
Co-Chair
Diane D. Allensworth, Ph.D., R.N.
Associate Executive Director for
Programs
American School Health Association
Kent, OH
Health Education
Guy Parcel, Ph.D.
The University of Texas
Health Science Center at Houston
Houston, TX
Becky J. Smith, Ph.D.
Executive Director
Association for the Advancement of
Health Education
Reston, VA
Science Education
Joseph McInerney
Director
Biological Sciences Curriculum Studies
Colorado Springs, CO
Physicians (Pediatrics, Social and Community Medicine)
Philip R. Nader, M.D.
Professor and Director, Child and Family Health Studies
American Academy of Pediatrics
University of California, San Diego
LaJolla, CA
Elena O. Nightingale, M.D., Ph.D.
Senior Program Officer and
Special Advisor to the President of
the Carnegie Corporation of New York
Washington, DC
Service Delivery
Dorothy Caldwell
Director, Child Nutrition Programs
Arkansas Department of Education
Little Rock, AR
Beverly Bradley, R.N., Ph.D., CHES
Certified Health Education Specialist
Supervisor of School Health Programming
San Francisco Unified School District
San Francisco, CA
Elaine Larson, R.N., Ph.D.
Dean, School of Nursing
Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Judith Igoe, RN, MA
Assistant Professor and Director
School Health Programs
School of Nursing-C287
University of Colorado
Denver, CO
Social Science, Research
Joy G. Dryfoos
Researcher/Carnegie
Hastings-on-Hudson, NY
Ken Resnicow, Ph.D.
Chief, Child Health Research
Division of Health Promotion Research
American Health Foundation
New York, NY
State and Local Programs
Steve A. Freedman, Ph.D.
Director, Institute for Child
Health Policy
Gainesville, FL
Lenore Zedosky
Director
Office of Healthy Schools
West Virginia Department of Education
Charleston, WV 25305
La Barbara Gragg, Ed.D. (Retired)
2053 Southwest Olympic Club Terrace
Palm City, FL
Public Health
Aaron Shirley, M.D.
Director
Jackson-Hinds Comprehensive
Health Center
Jackson, Mississippi