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STEP UP to Sustain Tobacco Control and Prevention through Education and Research |
January 30-31, 2006
Gaylord Opryland
Resort and Convention Center
Nashville, TN
Sponsored by the Association of Schools of Public Health (ASPH)
and The American Legacy Foundation (Legacy)
This workshop was organized to explore methods to promote and sustain the development of education in tobacco control and to enhance participation in tobacco studies, and research among graduate public health students and professionals.
The two day workshop will provide a forum for faculty at the member schools of public health (SPH), ASPH-member programs, and vested partners to :
o share information about the results of STEP UP grantees in curricular innovation and research activities;
o support sustainable tobacco-related curricula and research in all SPH, with a special emphasis on best practices in academic-practice partnerships; and,
o evaluate best approaches to integrate tobacco-related public health education and research with other chronic disease conditions.
Click on the speakers name to view the presentation file.
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Opening Session
Dean James Raczynski University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health
Dr. Lawrence Green
University of California at San Francisco
Comprehensive Cancer Center
Ms. Karen Martin
American Legacy Foundation
Dr. David Burns
University of California, San Diego |
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Overview for Day 1 and Day 2
Dr. Vicki Cleaver
Chair, Planning Committee |
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Conducting Transdisciplinary Tobacco Research
Dr. Michele Bloch
National Institute of Health
National Cancer Institute
Dr. Harry Lando
University of Minnesota
School of Public Health
Dr. Warren Bickel
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health |
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Funding Opportunities
Dr. Ann Malarcher
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Office of Smoking and Health
Dr. Gary Nelson
Investing in Sustainability
Healthy Georgia Foundation
Dr. Michele Bloch
National Institute of Health
National Cancer Institute
Ms. Karen Martin
American Legacy Foundation |
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Utilization of Legacy Funded Tobacco Document Research Library
Dr. Stan Glantz
Breast Cancer Report
University of California at San Francisco |
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Use of Web Resources for Tobacco Education and Research
Ms. Pam Redmon
Tobacco Technical Assistance Consortium
Ms. Dana Burkley
University of Michigan Tobacco Research Network
Ms. Katie McMahon
Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids |
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SPH Administrators’ View on Balancing Tobacco with Other Health Issues
Dean James Raczynski
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health
Dr. Nancy VanDevanter
Columbia University
Mailman School of Public Health
Dean Donna Petersen
University of South Florida
College of Public Health
Dr. Kathy Miner
Emory University
Rollins School of Public Health |
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Collaboration Between Schools of Public Health and Other Agencies
Ms. Katherine Pruitt
American Lung Association
Ms. Janet Love
Oklahoma State Department of Health
Dr. Gregory Connolly
Harvard University
School of Public Health
Ms. Julia Pekarsky
Association of State and Territorial Health Officers
Ms. Jessica Lowy
Tobacco Technical Assistance Consortium |
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STEP UP Grantees Success Stories
Dr. Abigail Halperin: Pre-Doctoral Scholarships
University of Washington
School of Public Health and Community Medicine
Dr. Theresa Osypuk: Doctoral Scholarships
University of Michigan
School of Public Health
Ms. Sara Savage: Curricular Innovation Projects
University of Washington
School of Public Health and Community Medicine
Dr. Cristine Delnevo: Pilot Studies
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
School of Public Health |
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Tobacco Control: Have Your Voice Heard
Dr. Les Beitsch
Florida State University
College of Medicine |
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Recommendation and Summary
Dr. Lawrence Green
University of California at San Francisco |
Contact Ms. Kalpana Ramiah ( kramiah@asph.org ) with any questions.
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