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Jeffrey J. Guidry, Ph.D.
PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS
Capacity Building, Faith-based Initiatives, Community Infrastructure, HIV/AIDS and Maternal and Child Health Program Evaluation, Empowerment Assessments, Needs Assessments, Rural and Minority Health
EDUCATION
B.S. Political Science, Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas, 1988
M.P.A. Health Services Administration, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, 1990
Ph.D. Community Health Sciences, University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, TX, May, 1994
Dissertation: "A Qualitative and Quantitative Assessment of Barriers to Cancer Treatment" April, 1994.
FELLOWSHIPS
National Community Care Networks Fellowship, sponsored by the American Hospital Association, Catholic Health Association, and VHA with funding by the Kellogg Foundation; 01/97-12/98; $25,000.00
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Associate Professor, Tenured, Texas A&M University, Department of Health and Kinesiology, College of Education, College Station, Texas; (1999-present)
Assistant Professor, Texas A&M University, Department of Health and Kinesiology, College of Education, College Station, Texas; (1993-1999)
Associate Professor, Joint-appointment, Texas A&M University, School of Rural Public Health, Department of Behavioral and Social Science, College Station, Texas; (1999-present)
Adjunct Professor, Texas Southern University, Department of Health Administration, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Houston, Texas; (1992-93)
Senior Research Associate, University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Department of Community Oncology, Houston, Texas; (1991-1993)
Senior Research Assistant, Center for Health Policy Studies, University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, Texas; (1990-1993)
FUNDED PROJECTS
Minority Health
Co-Investigator. Community Outreach Core for Project EXPORT. Green (PI); Office of Minority Health. October, 2003-06. (10% effort).
Rural Health
Principal Investigator. Development of a Rural African American Church-based Curriculum Using Parents as Change Agents to Delay Sexual Activity Among Adolescents, Texas Department of Health, Innovation Grants, August, 2001-September, 2003. ($275.000).
The project focuses on the assessment and development of a culturally sensitive curriculum for parent education on African American adolescent sexuality. The project is rural focused and working with lay health workers within the church community. Key information will be collected on Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior as it relates to HIV/AIDS and sexuality health.
Principal Investigator. Evaluation of Rural Health Clinics for Efficiency, Effectiveness, and Outcomes in Texas. Texas Department of Health, Center for Rural Health Initiatives, December, 1996-August, 1998. ($50,000)
The project focuses on evaluating patient satisfaction and organizational capacity of Rural Health Clinics in Texas. Two surveys were conducted with a sample of RHCs focusing on: 1) RHC administrators and 2) RHC patients.
Cancer
Principal Investigator. Rural African-American Church-based Cancer Prevention Initiative. Texas Cancer Council, September, 1995-August 31, 1998. ($173,100)
The project focuses on building rural African-American Church-based coalitions with an initial emphasis on cancer prevention. The goal of the project is to build self-efficacy among church coalition members during Year I. It is proposed to build collective-efficacy during Year II with the inclusion of other community residents and resources for expansion and maintenance beyond funding period. Project deliverables will include a rural African-American church-based coalition-training manual and empowerment evaluation assessment and tools. The evaluation of behavior-changes among participants was conducted.
Principal Investigator. Cancer Prevention Materials and African-Americans-Audiovisuals. Texas Cancer Council, September, 1995-August 31, 1996 ($50,000)
The project is conducting a cultural sensitivity evaluation of all cancer prevention audiovisual materials targeting African Americans. The project will develop cultural sensitivity guidelines and assessment tool for the future development of cancer prevention audiovisual materials targeting African Americans. Project deliverables will include guidelines, cultural sensitivity assessment tool, and a resource directory.
Principal Investigator. Cancer Prevention Materials and African-Americans-Printed Materials, Texas Cancer Council, September, 1994-August, 1995. ($50,000).
The project conducted a cultural sensitivity evaluation of all cancer prevention printed materials targeting African Americans. The project developed cultural sensitivity guidelines and assessment tool for the future development of cancer prevention printed materials targeting African Americans. Project deliverables included guidelines, cultural sensitivity assessment tool, and a resource directory.
Principal Investigator. Cancer Prevention in 10 Rural Counties, Texas Cancer Council, September, 1994-August, 1995. ($80,000).
The project worked with the development and sustainment of 10 rural cancer prevention coalitions. Collaboration was conducted with rural hospitals, rural health clinics, county extension service, chamber of commerce, schools, churches, and community based organizations to plan, implement, and evaluation countywide cancer prevention activities. The project reached over 150 persons in each county with cancer prevention information.
Co-Investigator. Barriers to Cancer Treatment Initiative. Texas Cancer Council, September, 1992-December, 1993. ($107,000).
A statewide survey of cancer patients' perceived barriers to cancer treatment was conducted with a representative sample of cancer patients participating in a cancer consortium. The project findings included the following reported barriers: cost, lack of formal and informal social support, transportation, information and fear.
Immunization
Principal Investigator. Self-Study Module Analysis and Statewide Immunization Training Needs Assessment. Texas Department of Health and Centers for Disease Control, November, 1995-December 31, 1996. ($200,000)
The project consisted of the organization of a statewide taskforce of nurses, physicians, public health clinic administrators, social workers, human service representatives, pharmaceutical representatives, and lay people to develop, implement and evaluate the immunization training needs for the State of Texas. In addition, an evaluation of the benefits of implementing a self-study module analysis program was conducted. Project activities include statewide survey of health care professionals, focus groups, geographical analysis of immunization providers and recommendations for improved training and dissemination programs.
Principal Investigator. Immunization Nursing Training Educational Curriculum, Texas Department of Health and Centers for Disease Control, June, 1995-August 31, 1996. ($252,000).
The project consisted of a collaborative effort between Texas A&M, University of Texas School of Nursing-Austin, University of Texas School of Nursing-Tyler, Blinn Junior College Associate Degree and Licensed Vocational Nursing programs. This project conducted site-visit task analyses, statewide self-administered nurses= survey, and the development of a training module for immunization administration. Project deliverables will be a nursing immunization administration curriculum and train-the-trainer program.
Diabetes
Principal Investigator. Diabetes Education and Pregnancy Project. Texas Diabetes Council, November, 1995-August 31, 1996. ($259,000)
The project consisted of a collaborative effort between Texas A&M, Scott and White Hospital and Health Maintenance Organization and the Texas Diabetes Council. The project organized a statewide working group consisting of nurses, family practitioners, social workers, physician assistants, community health educators, and dieticians. Specific activities included a needs assessment for information related to diabetes and pregnancy including patient education materials. The development of culturally-sensitive patient education materials and professional curriculum for the management of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus.
EVALUATION CONSULTING ACTIVITIES (Out of 17)
YWCA of Houston, Houston, Texas October 2004-present. Funded by the Substance Abuse Mental Health Administration Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Conducted local evaluation activities for HIV/Substance Abuse intervention grant called H.I.P.-H.O.P.. Conducting analyses using GPRA and Life Skills assessment tools.
Great Expectations, Inc., Healthy Start Initiative, New Orleans, Louisiana, November, 2001-present Funded by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Healthy Start Program.
Provides evaluation technical assistance related to project activities. Conducted assessments of key implementation activities related to Healthy Start service models. Provided review and analyses of management information system.
Families Under Urban and Social Attack, Inc. Houston, Texas October, 2003-present. Funded by the Health Services and Resources Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau
Conducted local evaluation activities to assess the effectiveness of the SPRANS program regarding to change in knowledge, attitude and behavior related to abstinence. Implement data collection and analyses for program objectives using quantitative and qualitative measures.
Families Under Urban and Social Attack, Inc./Houston Area Community Services, Inc., Houston, Texas, April 2002-present. Funded by the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)
Conducts local evaluation activities for clinical and social components of a mental health HIV project targeting Hispanics and African Americans. Worked with GPRA data collection and baseline psychosocial scales. Participates in the cross-site local evaluation data collection and analyses program.
Families Under Urban and Social Attack, Inc. Houston, Texas October, 2002-present. Funded by the Office of Minority Health (OMH)
Conducts local evaluation activities to assess the effectiveness of a minority HIV Capacity Building project to increase the number of minority CBOs developing and implementation of new programs.
Families Under Urban and Social Attack, Inc. Houston, Texas July 2002-present. Funded by U.S. Department of Education.
Conducts local evaluation activities related to the effectiveness of a mentoring program for at-risk youth and parents. Implements qualitative and quantitative measures to assess the effectiveness of the program on decreasing at-risk behavior, parent-child communication, improve school performance and empowerment.
YWCA of Houston, Houston, Texas October 2002-2003. Funded by the Substance Abuse Mental Health Administration Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Conducted local evaluation activities for HIV/Substance Abuse planning grant.
Texas Southern University, Center for Minority Training and Capacity Building for Disabilities Research; November 1999-present Funded by the Department of Education, National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research.
Responsible for the development and implementation of research and assessment studies; development of technical assistance competency areas for disability research; and project evaluation.
GRANT REVIEW PANELS
National Center for Minority Health and Disparities, Special Emphasis Panel
Title III, HIV/AIDS Grants, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
National Institute of Health, National Cancer Institute, Section G, Education Subcommittee, Initial Review Group, 5-year Standing Panel Member (2001-2006).
U.S. Department of Education, National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research
Texas Department of Health, Minority Health Innovation Grants
PUBLICATIONS (Out of 17)
Referred Journal Publications
Torrence W., Guidry, Jeffrey J. (2006). "A Initiative for the Development of a Rural Church-Based Adolescent Sexuality Education Intervention." In press. American Journal of Health Education.
Watkins, Daphne C., Green BL, Goodson P, Guidry J, Stanley CS. "The Mental Health of Black College Men: An Exploratory Study." In press. Journal of College Student Development.
Guidry, Jeffrey J.; Torrence, Will, and Sara Herebin (2005) Closing the Divide: Diverse Populations and Cancer Survivorship. Cancer. 104(11 Suppl): 2577-83.
Guidry, Jeffrey; Juarez P, and V Copeland (2003). The Delineation of Psychosocial Barriers to Cancer Treatment Among African American Women. Cancer. Vol. 42(2); 22-33.
Guidry, Jeffrey J (2000) BaFa: A Cross-Cultural Simulation and Implications for Rural Providers. Texas Journal of Rural Health. Vol. 18(4); 16-22.
Guidry, Jeffrey and V Walker (1999) Cultural Sensitivity of Printed Cancer Education Materials for African Americans. Cancer Practice. Vol. 7(6); 291-296.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A., and R. Winn (1998). "Costs Considerations as Potential Barriers to Cancer Treatment" Cancer Practice; Vol. 6(3); 182-87.
Book Chapters (Out of 3)
Robinson, J and Guidry, Jeffrey J. (2001) "Human Resource Development in Rural Communities" In Handbook for Rural Health Practice, forthcoming .
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Research Association of Minority Professors
President, 1999-2001
Editorial Board, 1995-present
1995 Annual Conference Committee
1996 Annual Conference Committee
National Evaluation
1995 Annual Conference Planning Committee
1995 Co-chair of the Legislative Watch Committee
National Rural Health Association
National Minority Health Association
GRANT REVIEW PANELS
Title III, HIV/AIDS Grants, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)
National Institute of Health, National Cancer Institute, Section G, Education Subcommittee, Initial Review Group, 5-year Standing Panel Member (2001-2006).
U.S. Department of Education, National Institute of Disability and Rehabilitation Research
Texas Department of Health, Minority Health Innovation Grants
PUBLICATIONS
Referred Journal Publications
Guidry Jeffrey J, Torrence W, and D Phillips (2004). Assessment of Rural African American
Ministers' Perspectives on Sex Education and Adolescents. Under review. American Journal of Health Behavior.
Guidry Jeffrey J, Torrence W, Larke A, and R Moore (2004). A model for implementing health
Promotion activities in rural African American Churches. Under review. Journal of Rural Health
Guidry Jeffrey J, Matthews-Juarez P, and Valerie Copeland (2003) Barriers to Breast Cancer Control for African American Women: The Interdependence of Culture and Psychosocial Issues. Cancer; 97(1 Suppl): 318-23.
Guidry, Jeffrey J (2000) BaFa: A Cross-Cultural Simulation and Implications for Rural Providers. Texas Journal of Rural Health. Vol. 18(4); 16-22.
Guidry, Jeffrey and V Walker (1999) Cultural Sensitivity of Printed Cancer Education Materials for African Americans. Cancer Practice. Vol. 7(6); 291-296.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A., and R. Winn (1998). "Costs Considerations as Potential Barriers to Cancer Treatment" Cancer Practice; Vol. 6(3); 182-87.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A., and R. Winn. "Informational Sources as Barriers to Cancer Treatment by Racial and Ethnic Minorities" Journal of Cancer Education; Vol. 13(1); 43-48.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A., Zhang, D., and R. Winn. "Transportation as a Barrier to Cancer Treatment" Cancer Practice; Vol. 5(6); 361-366.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. and Pebbles Fagan (1997). "The Readability Levels of Cancer Prevention Materials Targeting African Americans" Journal of Cancer Education; Vol. 12(2); 108-113.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A., Zhang, D, and R. Winn (1997). "Social Support as a Barrier to Cancer Treatment" Cancer Practice; Vol. 5(4); 241-246.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Greisinger, A., et al. (1996) "Barriers to Cancer Treatment: A Review of Current Research" Oncology Nursing Forum. Vol. 23(9): 1393-1398.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Greisinger, A., et al. "Barriers to Cancer Treatment: A Review of Current Research" Oncology Nursing Forum. Vol. 23 (9): 1393-1400.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A. and Teleki, S. (1995) "A Rural Assessment of Barriers to Cancer Treatment" Texas Journal of Rural Health. Vol. 14(First Quarter); pp. 16-28.
Begley, C.B. and Jeffrey J. Guidry (1994). "Texas Health Care Expenditures, 1989 and 1990." Texas Medicine. Vol. 87(8) pp. 57-63.
Begley, C.B. and Jeffrey J. Guidry (1992). "Texas Health Care Expenditures,1988." Texas Medicine. Vol. 88(9) pp.62-66.
Book Chapters
Robinson, J and Guidry, Jeffrey J. (2001) "Human Resource Development in Rural Communities" In Handbook for Rural Health Practice, forthcoming.
Jones, W. and Guidry, Jeffrey J. (1993) "Devolution of Authority and Health Care Policy" in Meyer, F and Baker, R. eds. in State Policy Problems. Chicago: Nelson-Hall, pp.62-72.
Internet Publications
Guidry, Jeffrey J and P Larke (1996), Internet Address: http://tcdc.mdacc.tmc.edu
"Guidelines for the Development of Printed Cancer Education Materials for African Americans."
"Cultural Sensitivity Assessment Tool for Printed Cancer Education Materials."
"Resource Directory of Culturally Sensitive Printed Cancer Education Materials for African Americans."
Guidry, Jeffrey, Kern-Foxworth M and P Larke (1996), Internet address: http://tcdc.mdacc.tmc.edu
"Guidelines for the Development of Audiovisual Cancer Education Materials for African Americans."
"Cultural Sensitivity Assessment Tool for Audiovisual Cancer Education Materials."
"Resource Directory of Culturally Sensitive Audiovisual Cancer Education Materials for African Americans."
Technical Reports
Guidry, Jeffrey J (1999) Empowering and Sustaining Community-based Partnerships. Community Care Network Fellowship Final Report.
Guidry, Jeffrey J and P Larke (1996) "Guidelines for the Development of Printed Cancer Education Materials for African Americans." Texas Cancer Council.
Guidry, Jeffrey J, Kern-Foxworth M and P Larke (1996) "Guidelines for the Development of Audiovisual Cancer Education Materials for African Americans." Texas Cancer Council.
PRESENTATIONS
RESEARCH
Church and Sexuality
Torrence, Will & Guidry, Jeff. (2003). The Development of a Rural African-American Church-Based Curriculum to Delay Adolescent Sexual Activity-Parents as Change Agents. Paper Presented at National Organization on Adolescent Pregnancy, Parenting and Prevention, Inc Conference, November 10-13; Arlington, VA.
Torrence, Will, & Guidry, Jeff. (2004). The Development of a Rural African-American Church-based Curriculum to Delay Adolescent Sexual Activity - Adolescent Influences. Poster session presented at the 4th Annual Scientific Meeting of The American Academy of Health Behavior (AAHB), February 29-March 3; Sedona, Arizona.
Guidry, Jeff & Torrence, Will. (2003). The Development of a Rural African-American Church-Based Sex Education Curriculum to Delay Adolescent Sexual Activity: Role of the Church Leader. Paper presented at the Cross-Cultural Research Exchange between the U.S. and Central America Conference, June 8-14; San Jose, Costa Rica.
Cancer
Gudiry, Jeff & Torrence, Will (2004). An Assessment of the Leading Prostate Cancer Websites: What exactly are they saying? Poster session presented at Cancer, Culture, and Literacy Conference, May 20-22; Clearwater Beach, Florida.
Adams, ML, Guidry, J, and H Becker, (2000) "Assessment of the Capacity of African American Beauty Shops for Cancer Prevention" American Association for Cancer Education, Washington, DC, November.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Larke A, and R Moore. Perceived Leadership Among African American Ministers Involved in Cancer Prevention 124th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, New York, NY, November, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Walker VD, and P Larke. Cultural Sensitivity Assessment of Printed Cancer Education Materials for African Americans 124th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, New York, NY, November, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. and VD Walker. Guidelines for the Development of Culturally Sensitive Cancer Prevention Materials, 30th Annual Meeting of the Association of Cancer Education, Chicago, Illinois, October, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, LA, Winn, R, and D Zhang. Social Support and Transportation as Perceived Barriers to Cancer Treatment, 13th Annual Association of Health Services Research, Atlanta, Georgia, June, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Larke P, and P Fagan Development of Cultural Sensitivity Assessment Tool for Cancer Prevention Materials Targeting African Americans 29th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Cancer Education, November, 1995.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. and Pebbles Fagan The Readability of Cancer Prevention Materials Targeting African Americans 123th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, San Diego, Ca., October, 1995.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. and Pebbles Fagan "Grasping the Culture: Developing Cancer Prevention Materials" 5th Biennial Symposium on Minorities and Cancer, Arlington, VA, April, 1995.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., LA Aday, R Winn and S Teleki "A Survey of the Role of Informational Sources in Limiting Barriers to Treatment," 28th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Cancer Education, Louisville, Kentucky, November, 1994.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. and Lu Ann Aday, "A Rural Assessment of Barriers to Cancer Treatment," 10th Annual Texas Rural Health Association Meeting, Austin, Texas, September, 1994.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "A Qualitative Assessment of Barriers to Cancer Treatment" 11th Annual Association of Health Services Research, San Diego, CA, June, 1994.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A., Winn, R., and S. Teleki. "Assessment of Cancer Patients' Perceptions of Barriers to Cancer Treatment" 11th Annual Association of Health Services Research, San Diego, CA, June, 1994.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Aday, L.A., and Teleki, S. "Qualitative Assessment of Patients' Perceptions of Barriers to Cancer Treatment" 121st Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, October, 1993.
Community Needs Assessment
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Grassroots Advocacy for Health" East Texas Minority Health Network, Tyler Texas, June, 1999.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. The ABCs of Community Needs Assessment: Implications for School Based Health Centers Louisiana School Health Program, Alexandria, LA, October, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. The Dynamics of Rural Communities Mobilizing for Health Conference,Texas Department of Health, San Antonio, Tx, April, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. and Pebbles Fagan Needs Assessment of Older Adults 123rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association Meeting, San Diego, Ca., October, 1995.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. Community Needs Assessment and Decision-making 123rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association Meeting, San Diego, Ca., October, 1995.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. Community Needs Assessment as a tool for Community Benefits Plans National Association of Healthcare Executives, Birmingham, Alabama, April, 1995.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Conducting Rural Needs Assessments" Community Oriented Primary Care Conference, Austin, Texas, January, 1995.
Health Disparities
Guidry, Jeffrey J & Torrence, Will. (2003). Assessment of Rural African American Ministers' Perspective on Adolescent Sexuality. Beyond our Borders IV. Costa Rica.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. (2003). The Development of a Rural African American Church-based Curriculum Using Parents as Change Agents to Delay Early Onset of Sexuality Activity. BAPPS National Conference. St. Louis, MO
Guidry, Jeffrey J. (2003). The Results of Adolescent Survey Assessing Their Attitudes to Sexuality. Research Association of Minority Professors. Washington, DC.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Evaluating Community Based Organizations and Minority Participation" South Carolina Minority Health Conference, Columbia, SC, December, 1999
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Building Capacity for Minority Health Networks" South Carolina Minority Health Conference, Columbia, SC, December, 1998
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Rural Minority Community Networks," East Texas Minority Health Network, Tyler, Texas, June 1998.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. Cultural Sensitivity and Rural Health Care Providers 2nd National Minority Rural Health Conference, Birmingham, Ala., September, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. Blacks and Public Health Issues National Black Graduate Student Leadership Conference, Claremont, California, May, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. AA Linguistic and Cultural Sensitivity Approach to Working with African Americans National Rural Health Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota, May, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. Perceived Leadership Among Rural African American Ministers 10th Annual Meeting of the Research Association of Minority Professors, New Orleans, La., February, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Cultural Competence for Rural Health Care Providers" National Rural Health Association Skills Building Workshop, Long Beach, California, March, 1995.
Coalition Building
Guidry, Jeffrey J. Coalition Building for Expansion and Networking Texas Refugee Project Director's Meeting, Austin, Texas, November, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. and Pebbles Fagan Coalition Building Among African Americans 123rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association Meeting, San Diego, Ca., October, 1995.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Organizing, Networking and Coalition Building to Address Minority Health Concerns," 3rd Annual Texas Minority Health Conference, Austin, Texas, September, 1994.
Jones, Shannon, and Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Organization of a Minority Health Coalition for Advocacy and Change" 121st Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, October, 1993.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Coalition Building and Networking for Community Change" Texas Minority Health Strategic Planning Conference, Austin, Texas, September, 1992.
Guidry, Jeffrey J. "Bridging the Gap between Qualitative and Quantitative Research" 13th Annual Conference of the Research Association of Minority Professors, February, 1994.
Immunization
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Morrow, G, Wolf, M, and A Brown. The Results of KAP Survey of Nurse's Training Needs 124th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, New York, NY, November, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Morrow, G, Wolf, M, and A Brown. Task Analysis of Immunization Administration 124th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, New York, NY, November, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Morrow, G, Wolf, M, and A Brown. Self-Study Module Development for Immunization Training 124th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, New York, NY, November, 1996.
Guidry, Jeffrey J., Morrow, G, Wolf, M, and A Brown. Survey of Nurse's Immunization Training Needs in Texas 30th National Immunization Conference, Washington, DC, April, 1996.
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS
National Rural Health Association, Rural Minority Health Committee, Section Chairperson, 1997-present
Intercultural Cancer Council, Board Member, 1999-present
National Task Force on Public Education Needs on Cancer, Intercultural Cancer Council, July, 1996-present
Burleson County Rural Community Needs Assessment Task Force, St. Joseph Regional Health Care Center, 1996-present
Rural Health Clinics Patient and Clinical Outcomes Task Force, Center for Rural Health Initiatives-Texas, 1996-present
American Cancer Society, African-American Summit Planning Committee, 1995-present
Associated Catholic Charities-Diocese of Galveston-Houston, Strategic Planning Committee, 1996-present
Texas Senate Black Caucus Health "Think Tank", 1994-present
Violence and Public Health, Advisory Board Member, University of Houston Health Law and Policy Institute, 1995-97
State Employee Charitable Campaign Policy Committee, Governor Appointee, 1993-1996.
American Cancer Society, Texas Division, Volunteer Recruitment Committee, 1994-96.
Nonfinancial Barriers to Health Care Access in Texas, Advisory Board Member, University of Houston Health Law and Policy Center, 1993-1995.
State Advisory Council, Chairman, "Health Insurance Information, Counseling and Assistance Grant Program," Texas State Board of Insurance and Texas Department on Aging, 1992-1994.
Texas A&M University, College of Education
"Connections Program," Mentoring Program for Minority Students, 1993-present.
College of Education, Distance Learning Committee, 1995-96.
Human Performance Laboratory Search Committee, 1994-95.
Graduate Curriculum Review Committee Member, 1993-94.
Counseling Psychology/School Counseling Search Committee, 1994.
Texas A&M University, Office of Multicultural Affairs, EXCEL Mentor, 1995-96.
Texas Minority Health Conference Planning Committee, 1994
Houston Mental Health Association, Minority Advisory Council, 1992-93.
University of Texas School of Public Health, Minority Advisory Council, 1991-94.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Research Association of Minority Professors
President, 1999-2001
Editorial Board, 1995-present
1995 Annual Conference Committee
1996 Annual Conference Committee
National Rehabilitation Association
American Public Health Association
Health Administration Section
1994 Abstract Review Committee
Medical Care Section
Community Health and Planning Section
Association for Health Services Research
Texas Rural Health Association
1994 Annual Conference Planning Committee
1995 Annual Conference Planning Committee
1995 Co-chair of the Legislative Watch Committee
National Rural Health Association
National Minority Health Association
National Association of Health Services Executives
National Association of Minority Medical Educators
HONORS, AWARDS, AND LISTINGS
Outstanding Service Award, Department of Health and Kinesiology, 2003
3rd Place Presidential Paper Award of the American Association of Cancer Education, 1996.
Outstanding New Faculty Award-Texas A&M University, College of Education (94-95)
Public Health Traineeship, 1990-93
UTHSC Student Achievement Scholarship
Pi Alpha Alpha Honor Society-Public Policy and Professional Society
Presidential Management Intern Finalist, 1990
Texas A&M Academic Excellence Scholarship
Who's Who Among Students at Colleges and University, 1988
1988 Outstanding Graduate of Lamar University
COMMUNITY AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES
Associated Catholic Charities, Diocese of Galveston-Houston, Strategic Planning Committee, (1996-97)
Brazos Valley American Cancer Society, Board Member (1994-1996)
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc.-Service Organization (1987-present)
Minority Organ Donor Awareness Project (1992-present)
Big Brother/Big Sister Mentoring Program(1993-present)
Galveston-Houston Diocese AIDS Council (1992-1993)
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