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Name: Eric J. Bailey

Degrees: B.A., M.A., Ph.D., M.P.H.

Rank: Professor of Anthropology

And

Public Health

Office: Department of Anthropology

209 Flanagan, Mailstop 568

Greenville, NC 27858

and

Department of Public Health

600 Moye Blvd

Address: Greenville, NC 27834

Ph: (252) 328-9448

e-mail

Address: [email protected]

Home

Address: 2104 Camden Court

Winterville, NC 28590

Ph: (252) 758-3868

Cell Phone: (252) 561-5886

e-mail

Address: [email protected]

Professional

Website: http://ericjbailey.blogspot.com

Educational

Background: Emory University, (Atlanta, GA) School of

Public Health, M.P.H. (8/93-5/96)

Wayne State University, (MI) Anthropology, Ph.D.

(8/83-5/88).

Miami Univ. (Oxford,OH), Anthropology, M.A.

(8/81-5/83).

Miami Univ. (Oxford,OH), Anthropology, B.A.

8/76-12/80).

Xenia High School, (Xenia, OH) H.S. Diploma.

(8/73-6/76).

Work

Experience:

2011 - present Promoted to Full Professor in the Department

Of Public Health,

East Carolina University

Greenville, North Carolina

(7/1/11 – present)

2009 – present Director of the Ethnic & Rural

Health Disparities (ERHD) Graduate Certificate

Online Program




(7/1/09 – present)

2008 – present Promoted to Full Professor in the Department of

Anthropology,



7/1/08 – present)

2005 – Associate Professor in the Department of

Anthropology

Tenured



(7/1/05 – present)

2004 – 2005 Director of the Urban Public Health Program

and Associate Professor

Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and

Science

Los Angeles, California

(10/10/04 – 6/30/05)

2001-2004 Program Director and

Health Scientist Administrator

National Center on Minority Health & Health

Disparities, National Institutes of Health

Bethesda, Maryland

(5/23/01 – 9/30/04)

1999-2001 Program Director and

Health Scientist Administrator

Comprehensive Minority Biomedical Branch

National Cancer Institute,

National Institutes of Health

Bethesda, Maryland

(5/23/99 – 5/20/01)

1998-1999 Senior Research Associate

University of Arkansas Medical Sciences

Arkansas Cancer Research Center

Little Rock, Arkansas

6/98-6/99)

1996-1998 Associate Professor of Anthropology

Indiana University at Indianapolis

Indianapolis, Indiana

8/96-5/98 – Tenured 5/97)

1995-1996 Assistant Professor of Anthropology

Indiana University, Indianapolis.

(8/95-5/96)



(8/93-7/95* On leave)

1994-1995 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Emory University

School of Public Health,

Atlanta, Georgia

(8/93-5/95)

1994-1995 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Center for Disease Control,

Office of the Associate Director for Minority

Health, Atlanta, Georgia

(2/94-5/95)

1994-1995 Consultant to Indiana State Health Department,

Office for Special Populations & Maternal & Child

Health Services, Indianapolis, Indiana

(9/1/94-8/31/95)



(8/93-5/95* On leave)

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1993-1994 Post-Doctoral Fellow, Emory University,

School of Public Health

Atlanta, Georgia

(8/93-5/95).

1993-1994 PostDoc Fellow, Center for Disease Control,

Tuberculosis Division

Atlanta, Georgia

(2/94-5/94).

1993-1994 Consultant to Indiana State Health Department,

Commissioners Office


(9/1/93-8/31/94).

1992-1993 Consultant to Indiana State Health Department

Special Populations Division

Indianapolis, Indidana

(10/1/92-8/31/93).

1992-1993 Acting-Director of the Afro-American Studies

Program, Indiana University


(8/92-5/93).

1992 Consultant to Indiana State Health Department

Chronic Disease Division


(5/92-12/92).




(8/90-5/93).

1989-1990 Assistant Professor of Anthropology,

University of Houston,

Houston, Texas

(8/89-5/90).

1989 Teaching Fellow, Indiana University,

Bloomington, Indiana

(6/89-8/89).

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1988-1989 Assistant Professor of Anthropology,

University of Houston,

Houston, Texas

8/88-5/89.

1987-1988 Graduate Fellow, Wayne State University,

Detroit, Michigan

(9/87-4/88).

1987 Instructor, Wayne State University,

Detroit, Michigan

(5/83-8/88).

Professional

Skills:

1.) Administer, monitor, and develop national public health

initiatives for the general public and for specific

underrepresented populations.

2.) Conduct needs assessment of multicultural and

multiethnic communities;

3.) Develop and design culturally competent quantitative

and qualitative questionnaires for ethnic communities;

4.) Identify gaps and barriers of seeking health care among

ethnic populations;

5.) Evaluate the effectiveness of culturally-sensitive

health education material;

6.) Provide technical assistance in developing health care

programs; and

7.) Conduct seminars and workshops on researching cultural

and ethnic populations.

8.) Conduct behavioral research analyses.

New Book

*2013 The New Face of America: How the Emerging Multiracial,

Multiethnic Majority is Changing the United States.

Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger Publishers, May 30,2013

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Published

Books

*2010 The Cultural Rights Movement: Fulfilling The

Promise of Civil Rights for African Americans

(Published 2/09/2010: Praeger Publishers)

2008 Black America, Body Beautiful: How the

African American Image is Changing Fashion,

Fitness and Other Industries

Praeger Publishers.

2006 Food Choice and Obesity in Black America:

Creating a New Cultural Diet

Praeger Publishers

Book Reviews from the National Medical Association

3/07) Choice (12/06) Chicago Sun Times (8/06),

Arizona Republic (5/06), SciTech Book News (9/06),

PsychCritiques (10/06)

2002* Alternative Medicine and African American Health:

Using Alternative Medicine to Prevent and Control

Chronic Diseases

Greenwood Inc: Praeger Publishers August 2002)

2002* Medical Anthropology and African American Health

Bergin & Garvey (paperback)

2000* Medical Anthropology and African American Health

Bergin & Garvey (hardcover)

1991* Urban African American Health Care. New York:

University Press of America.

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Published

Book Chapters

2004* “Complementary and Alternative Health Practices

in the Black Community: Existing and Emergent Trends”

in The Praeger Handbook of Black American Health (2nd

Edition): Policies and Issues Behind Disparities in

Health. Editor Ivor Livingston. Praeger Publishers.

Westport, CT: Pgs: 627—637.

2003* “African Americans” in the Encyclopedia of

Medical Anthropology: Health and Illness in the

World’s Cultures. Volume I and II.

Editors – Carol R. Ember and Melvin Ember.

New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers.

Published in conjunction with the Human Relations Area

Files at Yale University. Pgs: 545—557.

Published

Articles

2015 “A New Online Strategy in Teaching Racial and Ethnic

Health and Health Disparities to Public Health

Professionals” Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health

Disparities DOI 10.1007/s40615-015-0153-4.

Published online 30 September. Hardcopy published 2016.

2000* “Increasing Mammography Utilization among African

American Women: A Cultural Approach” Journal of the

National Medical Association 92: 136-142.

1994* "The Health Care Status of African Americans in

Indianapolis" Journal of National Medical Association

vol. 86, no. 11: 853-856.

1994 "The Medical Anthropologist as Health Department

Consultant" Practicing Anthropology 16:1:13-15.

1991* "Hypertension: An Ethnomedical Analysis of Detroit

African American Treatment Patterns" Human Organization

50:287-296.

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1991* "Community Health Screening Programs for African

Americans and the Medical Anthropologist" Social Science

& Medicine 32:1269-1274.

1990* "Health Care Use Patterns among Detroit African

Americans: 1910-1939" Journal of National Medical

Association 82:8:1-3.

1990* "A Buddy System to Improve Prenatal Care" American

Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing 15:234-237. (Cited

for conducting data analyses).

1989* "Serving Culturally Diverse Families of Infants and

Toddlers with Disabilities" National Center for Clinical

Infant Programs.1-19. (Cited for research on African

American health care).

1988* "Hypertension: An Analysis of Detroit Afro-American

Health Care Seeking Pattern" Journal of National Medical

Association 80:1105-1112.

1987* "Sociocultural Factors and Health Care Seeking Behavior

among Black Americans" Journal of the National Medical

Association 79:389-392.

1986 "Stress and Medical Care Utilization: An Element of

Screening Behavior" Journal of Social Behavior and

Personality 14:99-102.

1984 "Black Female Parents and Stress" Psychological Reports

55:927-931

*Indicates Referred Journals & Books

Grants Submitted and Awarded

2012 Received Health Resources and Services Administration

(HRSA) for Graduate Certificate Online Program –

Ethnic & Rural Health Disparities (ERHD)

Amount Awarded Total: $23,717

Duration: 7/1/2012-6/30/2015.

Award Number: A03HP24230

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2009 Received ARRA Stimulus Grant from Health Resources

and Services Administration (HRSA) for new graduate

Certificate online Program – “Ethnic & Rural Health

Disparities (ERHD)”

Amount Awarded Total: $26,000

Duration: 9/1/2009-8/31/2012.

Award Number: A0AHP16412RP

2009 Received Federal Grant from Health Resources

And Services Administration (HRSA) for new graduate

Certificate online program – “Ethnic & Rural Health

Disparities (ERHD)”

Amount Awarded Total: $12,803.00

Duration: 7/1/09-6/30/2010. Potential for 3 years.

Award Number: 1 A03HP15134-01-00

2006 “A Culturally Designed Prostate Cancer Intervention

Program” submitted to the Office of the

Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs

(CDMRP), Department of Defense. (April 2006) –

Adjectival Scores: Good, Fair, Very Good

Total Budget Request: $94,500.00

Duration Requested: 1.6 years

Final Decision: Not Funded.

1997 Received Indiana University Minority Faculty

Development Grant for New Book Proposals for

Introductory Anthropology and Medical Anthropology

courses

(Amount Award Total: $3,200.00)

1997 Received Indiana University Service Learning Grant for

New Course Development entitled,

“Medical Anthropology”

(Amount Award Total: $1,000.00)

1993-1995 Received the National Health Service Award.

National Institutes of Health,

National Institute on Mental Health.

Completed HIV/AIDS Post-Doctoral Fellowship,

Centers for Disease Control & Prevention/Emory

University, Amount Award Total: $60,000.00

1992-1993 Received a Research Supplement for Underrepresented

Minorities Award. National Institutes of Health,

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Diabetes Research & Training Center

Department of Medicine, Indiana University

School of Medicine

Amount Award Total: $51,076

Professional

Presentations: (Selected Presentations)

2015 Presented paper presentation entitled, “A New Online

Strategy in Teaching Ethnic Health and Health

Disparities to Public Health Professionals” at the

Association of Prevention Teaching Research (APTR)

Conference. (March 15-17, 2015 – Charleston, SC).

2014 Presented paper presentation entitled, “Multiracial

Americans: Developing the Framework to Address Our

Health and Medical Needs,” at the

Global Mixed Race Conference.

(November 14th – Chicago, IL).

2010 Presented paper presentation entitled, “Developing

A Graduate Online Certificate Program in Ethnic and

Rural Health Disparities,” at the National Medical

Association Conference.

(July 31st – August 4, 2010 – Orlando, FL).

2009 Presented Lecture at the National Heart Lung

and Blood Institute (NHLBI) at the National

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Working Group:

Methods for Translational II/III Research in

Sickle Cell Disease: Pain Management.

“Patient and Provider Beliefs and Behaviors within

the Culture of Sickle Cell Disease Management”

(September 24, 2009 – Rockville, MD).

2009 Presented Lecture at Physical Medicine &

Rehabilitation Grand Rounds at Pitt County

Memorial Hospital.

“How To Solve and Eliminate Health Disparities”

(July 22nd 2009– Greenville, NC).

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2009 Presented Panel Discussion Talk at the

Duke University Health Policy Forum’s

State of Medicine: Universal Change.

(June 5th, 2009 – Durham, NC).

2009 Presented Lecture at Pathology Grand Rounds at

Pitt County Memorial Hospital.

“What is Medical Anthropology?”

(May 4th, 2009 – Greenville, NC).

2009 Presented Lecture at 2009 Wayne Minority Community

Empowerment Forum.

“How To Solve and Eliminate Health Disparities”

(March 28th, 2009 – Mount Olive College, NC).

2008 Presented at Creative Conversation Conference at

East Carolina University.

“Body Image and African Americans”

*Invited Speaker (October 17th, 2008).

2008 Presented at 4th Annual Black

Policy Conference at Harvard University’s John F.

Kennedy School of Government.

“Food Choice and Obesity in Black America: Creating

A New Cultural Diet.” (April 12th – Cambridge, MASS)

*Invited Speaker*

2008 Presented Workshop at the 6th Biennial

Cancer, Culture & Literacy Conference.

“Teaching Online: Ethnic Health & Cancer Health

Disparities.” (May 15th – Tampa, Florida).

2007 Plenary Speaker at the 8th Annual Future Leaders in

Healthcare Conference. “Food Choice and Obesity in

Black America: Creating a New Cultural Diet.”

(May 18-20, 2007 – Raleigh, NC)

*Invited Speaker*

2007 Plenary Speaker at the Institute for Advanced

Journalism Studies. North Carolina Agricultural and

Technical State University. “Food Choice and Obesity

in Black America: Creating a New Cultural Diet.”

(April 13th, 2007 – Greensboro, NC)

*Invited Speaker*

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2007 Plenary Speaker at the 3rd Annual Jean Mills Health

Symposium. “The Impact of Obesity and Nutrition.”

(February 9, 2007 - Greenville, NC)

*Invited Speaker*

2003 Paper Presentation at the American Public Health

Association Meetings.“African American Alternative

Medicine: Using Alternative Medicine to Prevent and

Control Chronic Diseases”

(November 18, 2003 – San Francisco, CA).

2002 Presentation at the National Library of Medicine.

“Tracing the Roots of Black Folk Medicine”

National Institutes of Health.

(Bethesda, MD 2/20/02)

2001 Paper Presentation entitled, “Medical Anthropology

and African American Health: Solving the Health

Disparity Issue.” National Institutes of Health

Research Festival, (Bethesda, MD 10/4/01)

2001 Chaired and Organized a Technical Workshop for

the Comprehensive Minority Biomedical Branch, NCI

entitled, “Minority Institution and Cancer Center

Partnership Program: MICCP.”

(Phoenix, AZ 5/7-8/01).

2000 Poster Presentation entitled, "NCI/CMBB Research

Training and Career Development Opportunities."

American Association of Cancer Research

(San Francisco, CA 4/3/00)

2000 Co-Chaired Student Oral Presentation Session

At the 7th Biennial Symposium on Minorities,

The Medically Underserved & Cancer

(Washington DC 2/11/00)

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1999 Presented Poster Presentation entitled, “Cultural

Health Empowerment Strategies for African Americans.”

American Public Health Association (Chicago, IL

11/10/99)

1999 Opening Speaker at the Arkansas Minority Health Summit.

Presentation entitled, “Medical Anthropology and

African American Health.” The University of Arkansas at

Pine Bluff (Pine Bluff, AR 4/29/99).

1999 Paper Presentation entitled, “Medical Anthropology and

African American Health.” Society for Applied

Anthropology Meetings (Tucson, AZ 4/23/99).

1997 Paper Presentation entitled, “The Cultural Attitudinal

Study of the Health Care System among African

Americans.” American Public Health Association

Meetings, (Indianapolis, IN 11/97).

1997 Moderated and Organized the Eighth Annual

Joseph Taylor Symposium entitled, “Building Healthy

Communities: Health Care in Urban America.”

(Indianapolis, IN 2/20/97).

Professional

Awards & Honors

2013 Distinguished Book Award for Faculty in

Health Sciences – East Carolina University

(12/13)

2010 Development of a new Ethnic & Rural Health

Disparities (ERHD) online modules in

collaboration with the Division of Continuing

Studies and partnership with Brody School of

Medicine, Department of Public Health and

Harriot College of Arts & Sciences. Department

of Anthropology at East Carolina University.

http://www.ecu.edu/cpe.

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2009 Development of new online graduate certificate

program entitled, “The Ethnic and Rural Health

Disparities (ERHD) Graduate Certificate Online

program. Department of Public Health. Brody

School of Medicine. http://blogs.ecu.edu/cer.

2009 Completion of Laureate Online Faculty Training

of the University of Liverpool.

(May 15 - July 2nd).

2006 Distinguished Book Award for Faculty in

Health Sciences – East Carolina University

(12/06)

1997 Awarded Tenure & Promotion by the Tenure &

Promotion Committee and Chancellor (Indiana

University, Indianapolis 4/97).

1996 Nominated for Facet Distinguished Teaching Award

at Indiana University,

Indianapolis by the School of Liberal Arts

(11/96).

1996 Received Master of Public Health degree

(M.P.H.) from Emory University

(Atlanta, GA. 5/13/96).

Professional

Service: Co-Mentor Honor Students Project

Developing Race Relations Forum

ECU Honors College, Spring 2015

Mentor to Donna Robinson, Ph.D.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant

Nurse Professor

East Carolina University – 2009-2010

Tenure and Promotion Committees

Department of Public Health, Brody School of

Medicine 2008-2015.

Tenure and Promotion Committees

Department of Anthropology, Thomas Harriot College

Of Arts & Sciences 2008-2015.

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Faculty Member to Dean’s Diversity Initiative

“Faculty Talks” Thomas Harriot College of Arts &

Sciences 2008-2009.

External Board of Advisor,

Proposed Grant from Dr. Ephraim Gwebu of

Elizabeth City State University to support

Program for Academic and Research Enhancement

(E-SPARE) – 2008.

EC Scholars Selection Committee

East Carolina University – 2007

Peer Classroom Observer

East Carolina University - 2007

Member of Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society


Member of ECU Scholars Committee


Developed Cultural Competence Policy for the

Master of Public Health Program.


Core Faculty Member,

Master of Public Health Program - 2006

Member of the NIH Alumni Association – 2005

Bethesda, Maryland

Member of the Society for Applied Anthropology

Member of the American Public Health Association

Member of the Tracking & Inclusion Committee.

National Institutes of Health, Office of Research

On Women’s Health, “Certificate of Appreciation”

Bethesda, MD (6/01 – 12/03).

Resource Consultant for the “Surgeon General’s

Conference On Health Disparities and Mental

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Retardation.” U.S. Department of Health & Human

Services.Washington, DC (12/5/01-12/6/01).

National Grant Reviewer for the Centers for Disease

Control And Prevention, “Racial and Ethnic

Approaches to Community Health 2010 (Reach 2010).”

National Center for Chronic Disease

Prevention and Health Promotion. Atlanta, GA

(7/26/99-7/28/99),

Lectures/Presentations: (Selected Lectures/Presentations)

Presented Lecture to the Physician Assistant

Department in the College of Allied Health at

East Carolina University entitled,

“The Impact of the Affordable Care Act on Ethnic

Health and Health Disparities.”

(February 19, 2015).

Keynote Speaker at the 2012 NC AHEC Future Leaders

in Health Care Conference. Charlotte, NC.

(June 1st, 2012).

Seminar Speaker at the Mount Holyoke College

(Mass). Title of presentation, “Food and Culture

Matters: Health Epidemics in African American

Communities.” (March 7th, 2011).

https://www.mtholyoke.edu/wcl/events/videos

Presenting Closing Remarks at “Minority Male

Mentoring Day” East Carolina University.

(February 26, 2010 - *Invited Speaker

Presented Diabetes Talk and “Food Choice and

Obesity in Black America: Creating A Cultural

Diet” at the Diabetes Awareness

Fair at Zion Chapel Missionary Baptist Church

In collaboration with Jones County Health Dept.,

Pollocksville, NC. February 6th, 2008.

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Presented Book Presentation at the Pediatric

Healthy Forum, Department of Family Medicine,

Brody School of Medicine, East Carolina University,

“Food Choice and Obesity in Black America:

Creating a New Cultural Diet”

(June 11, 2007)

Commencement Speaker for the

Master of Public Health Graduating Class of 2007.

East Carolina University.

(May 4, 2007)

*Invited by the MPH Student Organization*

Presentation at the University of Arizona, Tucson

in the Department of Family & Community Medicine.

“The Role of Culture in Patient Care and Public

Health Research.”

(Tucson, AZ 6/17/04).

Presented Distinguished Alumni lecture at

Miami University, “Tracing the Roots of Black

Folk Medicine.” (Oxford, Ohio 9/26/03).

Presented at the National Center on Complementary

And Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) at the National

Institutes of Health (NIH), “African American

Alternative Medicine: Using Alternative Medicine

To Prevent and Control Chronic Diseases”

(Bethesda, MD 9/23/03).

Presentation at California State University, Long

Beach “Tracing the Roots of Black Folk Medicine.”

(Long Beach, CA 4/1/03).

Presented Black History Month talk,

“Tracing the Roots of Black Folk Medicine.”

Southern Illinois School of Medicine

(Springfield, IL 2/21/03).

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Presented Black History Month talk,

“Tracing the Roots of Black Folk Medicine.”

Ft. Belvoir Army Base, Virginia

(Ft. Belvoir, VA 2/19/03).

Presentation at the University of Texas Health

Science Center. “Solving the Health Disparity

Issues:A Medical Anthropology and Public Health

Approach”(Dallas, TX 4/11/02).

Presentation at the National Library of Medicine,

The National Institutes of Health.

“Tracing the Roots of Black Folk Medicine:

A Cultural Anthropological Approach”

(Bethesda, MD 2/20/02).

Total Years

of Academic Cultural &

Behavioral Research: 30 Years

Total Years

Teaching: 27 Years

Courses Taught: Introduction to Anthropology

(1983-1999) Introductory to Cultural Anthropology

Medical Anthropology

African American Culture

African American Health Care

Seminar in African American Culture

Contemporary Social Problems

Courses Taught

At East Carolina

University

Behavioral Sciences & Health Education

(Team taught)- Fall 05

African American Health – MPH 6005

- Spring 06

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Cultural Anthropology 2200 – Fall 05,

Spring and Fall 06, Fall 07

Medical Anthropology & Public Health:

A Global Perspective ANTH 5202 and

MPH 6007 - Summer and Fall 2006,

Fall 2007, Fall 2008

Ethnic Health & Health Disparities –

MPH 6008 – Summer 2007, Spring 2008

Global Public Health, Fall 2009

Professional Development Anthropology,

Spring 2009

Global Cultures, Spring 2015

New Courses Developed

At East Carolina

University Global Cultures – ANTH 1200

African American Health – MPH 6005

Global Public Health) – MPH 6007

Ethnic Health and Health Disparities

MPH 6008

Professional Development Anthropology

ANTH 4501

Contemporary Social and Cultural

Problems – ANTH 3150

Capstone Experience in Ethnic Health

And Health Disparities MPH 6009

University/Courses

Website: http://blogs.ecu.edu/anth-baileye

Ethnic & Rural Health

Disparities (ERHD) Blog: http://blogs.ecu.edu/cer

University

Book News: http://www.ecu.edu/news/bailey-cfm

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References: John Ruffin,Ph.D.

Director (Retired)

National Institute on Minority Health &

Health Disparities (NIMHD) at the

National Institutes of Health

6707 Democracy Boulevard, Suite 800

Bethesda, MD 20892-5465

Ph: 301-402-1366

Lloyd Novick, MD, MPH

Chairperson (Retired)


Brody School of Medicine

660 Hardy Building, Rm 2


Greenville, NC 27858

Ph: 252-744-4065

Email: [email protected]

I. Randolph Daniel, Ph.D. Department Interim Chairperson

Department of Anthropology


Greenville, NC 27858-4353

Ph: 252-328-9455


Rick Ward, Ph.D.

Professor (Retired)



425 University Boulevard

Indianapolis, Indiana 46202

Phone: (317) 274-0419


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Richard Levinson, Ph.D.

Executive Associate Dean for Academic Affairs

Charles Howard Chandler Professor of Public

Health

Rollins School of Public Health

Emory University

1510 Clifton Road

Atlanta, GA 30322

Phone: (404) 727-7703 (o)

Fax: (404) 727-9853 (f)


Robert C. Like, MD, MS

Professor and Director

Center for Healthy Families and

Cultural Diversity

UMDNJ Robert Wood Johnson Medical School

One Robert Wood Johnson Place

P.O. Box 19

New Brunswick, NJ 08903-0019

Ph: 732-235-7662

Fax: 732-246-8084


Sandra Millon Underwood, RN, Ph.D., FAAN

American Cancer Society Oncology Nursing

Scholar

Northwestern Mutual Life Research Scholar

Professor

University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

P.O. Box 413

Milwaukee, WI 53201

Phone: (414) 229-6032 (o)

Fax: (414) 229-6474 (f)


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James Hamill, Ph.D.

Professor (Retired)


Miami University

63 Upham Hall

Oxford, Ohio 45056

Phone: (513) 529-1553


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