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CAMILLE BURNETT, PHD, MPA, PHNA-BC, RN, BSc. N, DSW Business Address: University of Kentucky, College of Nursing 751 Rose Street, 315 CON Building Lexington, KY 40536 Work Phone Number: (859) 257-2366 E-mail: camille.burnett@uky.edu

LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION Virginia Multi-State (Kentucky Pending) # 0001240180 expires: 7/31/20 Ontario # 0190652 expires: 12/31/19 Advanced Practice Nurse in Public Health (APHN-BC) #2012017994 December 7, 2017 to December 6, 2022

EDUCATION Institution Degree Date Major University of Western Ontario PhD 2006 - 2012 Nursing, Health Promotion and London, Ontario, Canada Healing Stream

Area of Specialty: Health Policy and Intimate Partner Violence

University of Western Ontario Masters 2002-2003 Political Science, Public London, Ontario, Canada Administration,

Area of Specialty: Local Government University of Alberta BScN 1998-2001 Nursing Red Deer College Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Fanshawe College Diploma 1991-1993 Developmental Services Worker London, Ontario, Canada Continuing Education Harvard University Certificate 2015 Teaching by Case Method University of Michigan Certificate 2015 Mixed Methods Research University of San Francisco Certificate 2018 Racial Equity Institute

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ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Institution/Agency Position Date University of Kentucky Strategic Advisor for Community Engagement August 2019-Present Office of the Provost and Academic Partnerships University of Kentucky Tenured, Associate Professor August 2019-Present College of Nursing University of Kentucky Co-Director, Integrated Special Populations August 2019-Present Center for Clinical and Translational Sciences University of Virginia Tenured, Associate Professor June 2018- July 2019 School of Nursing University of Virginia Academic Director, Community Engagement Jan 2016- July 2019 School of Nursing and Partnership University of Western Ontario Assistant Professor-Adjunct July 2013-2019 School of Nursing University of Virginia Assistant Professor and Roberts Scholar (2012-2014) July 2012 – July 2019 School of Nursing Public and Population Health and Health Policy

Co-coordinator Public Health Nurse Leader Master’s Program (2014-2015)

University of Western Ontario Assistant Professor of Nursing 2011 - 2012 School of Nursing Community Health Nursing University of Western Ontario Lecturer 2005 - 2011 School of Nursing Community Health Nursing Family Health Nursing

Focused Clinical Concepts

University of Western Ontario Graduate Research Assistant 2006 -2010 School of Nursing Long-term Health Effects of Woman Abuse:

Women’s Health Effects Study University of Western Ontario Graduate Teaching Assistant 2005 -2006 School of Nursing Skills Lab

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE Institution/Agency Position Date Burnett Consulting Consultant-Public Health and Administration 2006-Present

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Perth District Health Unit Administration, Public Health Manager Perth 2003- 2006 County, Chronic Disease, Tobacco, Injury Prevention, Sexual Health London Regional Mental Health Casual Registered Nurse 2002-2003 Middlesex-London Health Unit Team Leader, Public Health Nurse 2001-2003 London Health Sciences Centre Emergency Registered Nurse 2001-2001

Pediatric Emergency David Thompson Regional Health Emergency Undergraduate Nurse 2000-2000 Red Deer Regional Hospital

HONORS/AWARDS

Honors Date UVA SON Alumni Pilot Funds 2016 Louise Rickwood PHD Scholarship in Nursing Award 2013 American Association of Colleges of Nursing Faculty Policy Intensive 2013 Sigma Theta Tau Beta Kappa Chapter 2012 Sigma Theta Tau Iota Omicron Chapter 2006 Recognition of Teaching Excellence Award (21 awards) 2005-2012 Travel Awards Scholarly Dissemination Award UVA SON 2019 Scholarly Dissemination Award UVA SON 2018 Scholarly Dissemination Award UVA SON 2014 Scholarly Dissemination Award UVA SON 2014 Faculty of Health Sciences Travel Award 2012

REFEREED PUBLICATIONS

Burnett, C., Hudson, A., Walker-Atwater, T., Rawat, E., & Schminkey, D. (2019). Infusing intimate partner violence simulation into nursing education: A hands on approach to preparation before practice Journal of Professional Nursing. In submission, June 2019. Crowder, J., Burnett, C., Laughon, K., & Driesbach, C., (2019). Elder Abuse in American Indian Communities: An Integrative Review, Journal of Forensic Nursing. Accepted, July 23, 2019 Crowder, J., Burnett, C., Laughon, K., Byon, H, & Yen, G. (2019). Exploration of Contextual Characteristics and Mistreatment Prevalence among Older American Indian and Alaska Natives: Analysis of the National Elder Mistreatment Study, Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect. Submitted June 6, 2019. Burnett, C. & Campbell, J. (2019). The re-authorization of the violence against women’s act (VAWA) 2019. Health Affairs. Accepted March 22, 2019. Anderson, A., Bennan, P., Burnett C., & Waddell, A. (2019). Faculty policy think tank American Association of Colleges of Nursing. Advancing Health Policy Education in Nursing, JPN, In submission, Feb 2019. Burnett, C., Crowder, J., Bacchus, L., Schminkey, D., Bullock, L., Sharps, P., & Campbell, J. (2019): "It doesn’t

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freak us out the way it used to:” An Evaluation of the Domestic Violence Enhanced Home Visitation Program (DOVE) to Inform Practice and Policy Screening for IPV. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, February 2019, online, p 1-26, DOI: 10.1177/08862605198271 Burnett, C., Swanberg, M., Hudson, A, Schminkey, D. (2018). Structural Justice: A critical feminist framework exploring the intersection between justice, equity and structural reconciliation. Journal of Health Disparities Research and Practice, 11 (4), p. 52-68. Winter 2018. Burnett, C., Bullock, L., Collins, C, & Hauser, L. (2016) Evaluation of a Clinical Cancer Trial Research Training Workshop: Helping nurses build capacity in Southwest Virginia. Public Health Nursing. DOI: 10.1111/phn.12295 Bacchus, L., Bullock, L., Sharps, P., Burnett, C., Schminkey, D., Buller, A., & Campbell, J (2016). Infusing technology into perinatal home visitation in the USA for women experiencing intimate partner violence: exploring the interpretive flexibility of a mHealth intervention. Journal of Medical Internet Research. DOI: 10.2196/jmir.6251 Bacchus, L., Bullock, L., Sharps, P., Burnett, C., Schminkey, D., Buller, A., & Campbell, J. (2016). “Opening the door”: women’s experiences of being asked about intimate partner violence and receiving an intervention during perinatal home visits in rural and urban settings in the USA (JRN-15-0055). Journal of Research in Nursing DOI: 10.1177/1744987116649634 Burnett, C., Ford-Gilboe, M., Berman, H., Wathen, N. & Ward-Griffin, C., (2016). Day to day reality of shelter service delivery to abused women in the context of system and policy demands. Journal of Social Service Research. DOI: 10.1177/1527154415583123. Burnett, C., Schminkey, D., Milburn, J., Kastello, J, Bullock, L., Campbell, J., & Sharps, P (2015). Negotiating peril: The lived experience of rural, low income women exposed to IPV during pregnancy and postpartum. Violence Against Women. DOI: 10.1177/1077801215614972, Published Nov 27, 2015. Burnett, C., & Bacchus, L. (2015). Commentary: Taft AJ, Hooker L, Humphreys C, et al. Maternal and child health nurse screening and care for mothers experiencing domestic violence (MOVE): a cluster randomised trial. BMC Med. 2015 Jun 25;13(1):150. Abused women find safety planning more useful than referrals in a maternal and child health ipv intervention. BMJ, Evidence based Nursing. Published Nov 26, 2015. Burnett, C., Ford-Gilboe, M., Berman, H., Ward-Griffin, C., & Wathen, N. (2015). A Critical Analysis of Provincial Policies Impacting Shelter Service Delivery To Women Exposed To Violence. Politics, Policy and Nursing Journal. 16(1-2), 5-16. DOI: 10.1177/1527154415583123 Ford-Gilboe, M., Varcoe, C., Noh, M., Wuest, J, Hammerton, J, Alhalal, E., & Burnett, C. (2014). Patterns of predictors of service use among women who have separated from an abusive partner. Journal of Family Violence. Volume 30, Issue 4, pp 419-431. DOI: 10.1007/s10896-015-9688-8 Wong, C., Elliot-Miller, P., Laschinger, H., Cuddihy, M., Meyer, R., Keatings, M., Burnett, C., & Szudy, N. (2014). Exploring Managers’ View on Span of Control: More than numbers. Journal of Nursing Leadership, 27(1)-45-61 Wong, C., Elliot-Miller, P., Laschinger, H., Cuddihy, M., Meyer, R., Keatings, M., Burnett, C., & Szudy, N. (2013). Examining the Relationships between Span of Control and Manager Work and Unit Outcomes. Journal of Nursing Management. doi:10.1111/jonm. 12107

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Book Chapters

1. Burnett, C., & Laughon, K. (2019). Violence Against Women: An epidemic and a health issue. In J. E. Friberg & Creasia, J. (7th Ed), Conceptual Foundations: The Bridge to Professional Nursing Practice. St Louis: Mosby. ISBN: 978-0-323-55131-1

2. Burnett, C., & Bacchus, L. (2018). IPV case study In. Martin, M., Heron, S., Moreno-Walton, L., & Strickland, M. (2nd Ed) Diversity and Inclusion in Quality Patient Care: A Case-Based Compendium, Second Edition. Springer. ISBN 9783319927619

3. Burnett, C., & Laughon, K. (2016). Violence Against Women: An epidemic and a health issue. In J. E. Friberg & Creasia, J. (6th Ed), Conceptual Foundations: The Bridge to Professional Nursing Practice. St Louis: Mosby.

Research Reports/Briefs, Dissertation, and Invited Journal Editorials/Articles

4. Burnett, C. & Campbell, J. Reauthorization of the Violence Against Women’s Act (VAWA) HB 1535. Accepted March 22, 2019 Health Affairs' Health Policy Briefs

5. Burnett, C & Campbell, J. Response to Domestic Violence Asylum Seekers policy amendment (July 2018). Washington Post Op-ed (not published)

6. Curley, D., Short., N., Loriz, L., Sochalski, J., Anderson, A., Anderson, C., Brennan, P., Burnett, C., Lafevers, D., Maartinez-Rogers, N., & Waddell, A. (2017). American Association of Colleges of Nursing Faculty Policy Think Tank Report and Recommendations.

7. Burnett, C. & Crowder, J. (2016) Policy Brief. DOVE Evaluation Policy Implications and Recommendations.

8. Burnett, C. (2014). Cancer Without Walls: Clinical trial Workshop Evaluation. University of Virginia Health System. p. 1-45.

9. Burnett, C. (2013). Cancer Without Walls: Needs Assessment. University of Virginia Health System Cancer Center. p. 1-42.

10. Burnett, C. (2012). Examining the Effects of Policies on the Delivery of Shelter Services to Women who have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence. Dissertation. Western University, London, Ontario, Canada

Manuscripts In Review, Revision or Preparation

1. Crowder, J., Burnett, C., Yan, G., Hinton I., Laughon, K., Byon, H. (2019). Exploration of Contextual Characteristics and Mistreatment Prevalence among Older American Indian and Alaska Native Respondents: Secondary Analysis of the National Elder Mistreatment Study, Journal of Elder Abuse and Neglect. In preparation Summer 2019.

2. Crowder, J., Burnett, C., Yan, G., Laughon, K., & Byon, H. (2019). Predicting elder Abuse in American India and Alaska Native, Blacks and Whites: A Secondary Analysis of the National Elder Mistreatment Study, Journal of Elder Abuse and Neglect. In preparation Summer 2019.

3. Lui, X., Burnett, C., & Bullock, L. (2018). How Child Development is Improved through Home Visiting Programs, Public Health Nursing, In revision. Spring 2019.

4. Campbell, J., Burnett, C., Bullock, L., Sharps, P. (2018) Patterns of abuse of women involved in DOVE. In preparation Spring 2019

5. Burnett, C. and Kalbac, A. (2019). Health disparities and barriers in access to care related to demands of system and policy for women victims of intimate partner violence (2019). In preparation (P). Spring 2019

6. Burnett, C., Ford-Gilboe, M., Berman, H., Ward-Griffin, C., & Wathen, N. (2019). Gidden’s Theoretical Framework: An exemplar for guiding social justice nursing practice. Journal of Nursing Inquiry. In revision. (R)

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FUNDED RESEARCH

Federation of Virginia Food Banks Healthy Food Pantry Evaluation 10/01/19-12/30/20 Burnett (co-PI), Denckla Cobb (co-PI), and Byon (co-I) This evaluation seeks to determine the effectiveness of the HFP initiative along several parameters, and will evaluate a sampling of both participating and, for comparison, non-participating Virginia food pantries. Ten Healthy Food Pantries and ten non-participating food pantries will be selected to determine whether access by food insecure people to nutritious food can be improved through a healthy food pantry that offers healthy food choices. The evaluation will identify structural and operational barriers experienced by food pantries to obtaining and providing a selection of healthy foods to their clients, and to screening for and identifying people who need access to these foods, as well as barriers experienced by food insecure individuals in accessing the food pantry and healthy foods. Award Amount: 90,000 Institute for the Redress of Inequity through Community Engaged Scholarship 05/31/19-06/01/22 Mathews (co-PI), Brown-Wilson (co-PI) Deutsch (co-PI) Burnett (co-PI) and Gordon (co-PI) Proposal for a University Institute This proposal invites the University of Virginia (UVA) to establish an Institute for the Redress of Inequity through Community-Engaged Scholarship (the Equity Institute). The Equity Institute will use community engaged scholarship to help reverse historic and contemporary inequities in local communities. It will advance the public good by conducting research that tangibly benefits low-income and minority communities in Charlottesville and surrounding counties, and by setting a standard that will inspire other research universities to similarly redress economic and racial inequities in their local communities. Award Amount: $3,000,000 University of Virginia 3 Cavaliers Burnett (PI) Brown-Wilson and Mondshein (co-I) 09/18/2018-10/01/2019 Title: Enhanced Spatially-Inclusive Mobility Approaches for Charlottesville’s Priority Populations and Communities This project leverages current mobility resources while future proofing the transportation system to overcome spatial/transportation mismatch that affect vulnerable populations. It examines spatial and transportation mismatches that cause barriers to daily access across our region that are inextricably tied to the diminishing social mobility of the most vulnerable to identify and intervention, solutions and local plan of action to redress it. Role: PI Award Amount: $60,000 University of Virginia School of Nursing-Intramural Lancaster Funds Burnett (PI) 06/01/2018-06/01/2019 Title: Exploring the implementation of an innovative intimate partner violence screening and intervention model for nursing education: Examining who’s doing what? The purpose of this project is to gather preliminary data from AACN affiliated Schools of nursing related to IPV screening and interventions in undergraduate curriculum to inform the development of a large-scale study. Role: PI Award Amount: $6500 UVA Explore-to-Build Pan-University Institute Matthew, Brown-Wilson, Burnett, Deustch, Gordon (co-I) 12/12/2017-12/31/18 Equity Through Community Engaged Scholarship This initiative seeks to build the infrastructure for high impact interdisciplinary and collaborative approaches that produce exemplary research on systemic inequalities. Further, this initiative will develop

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ways to translate its research into interventions that concretely contribute to repairing historic inequities, broken trust, and trauma experienced in communities where universities are perceived to have perpetuated systemic inequalities instead of helping to solve or remediate them. Role: Co-I Award Amount: $100,000 Surna Foundation Brown-Wilson (PI) 04/01/17-04/31/19 Environmental Protection Agency Integrating Human Health and Well-Being with Ecosystem Services Role-Co-I Award Amount: $125,000 UVA Center for Global Inquiry and Innovation Yates (PI) 2016/2017 Thriving Cities/Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture (IASC). This is a UVA Urban Infrastructures Group to stress the importance of understanding the critical linkages between “hard”/civil infrastructures and the “soft”/civic infrastructures. To reconcile the disconnect between these two dimensions in both theory and practice select work group members meet for sustained consideration and inquiry 3x per semester. Role-Collaborator Amount of Award: Unknown UVA Resilience (Futures) Institute McGafferty (PI) Selected Institute 05/16/17-05/31/20 UVA FUTURES involves faculty from 25 disciplines in 10 schools, the Data Science Institute, and partners at NGOs and government agencies and will play a critical role in catalyzing, supporting, and integrating social environmental research across UVA Grounds. Role: Collaborator Award Amount: $2,000,000 Pan-University Seed Grant Burnett (Co-I) 09/01/16-08/31/17 UVA Pan-University seed grants to support project in Environmental Resilience. This proposal builds on research strength across disciplines to address a key challenge in resilience of social, environmental and/or infrastructure systems. The seed awards are intended to nurture research ideas that subsequently can be developed into larger, extramurally funded projects. Role: Co-I Award Amount: $50,000 NIH Minority supplement to HD071771 Burnett (PI) 09/01/14-08/31/17 Evaluating the Impact of the Domestic Violence Enhanced Home (DOVE) Intervention on Women and Health Care Providers: Creating best practice pillars and informing policy direction. The goal of this study is to evaluate DOVE screening and intervention for policy and best practices implications Role: PI Award Amount: $321,365. University of Virginia Cancer Center Cancer Control and Population Health Program Pilot Valdez (PI) 04/01/14-04/31/15 Supporting Patients Needs as Breast Cancer Survivors through mHealth Assisted Self-Management. The goal of this study is the first step in a process of iterative knowledge generation about how to create culturally informed mHealth apps that effectively support breast cancer survivors’ health management practices within their everyday lives. In the context of this proposal, culture is broadly defined to include “people’s learned and shared behaviors and beliefs”. Role: Co-I

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Award Amount: $25,000 University of Virginia School of Nursing-Intramural Funds Burnett (Co-I) 07/01/15-07/31/16 Access to respite skilled nursing care among medically complex children with technology dependencies: An examination of practices and reimbursement policies in the state of Virginia. The goal of this study is to evaluate DOVE screening and intervention for policy and best practices implications Role: Co-I Award Amount: $3,200 Kellogg Foundation Cohn (PI) 02/01/13-12/31/15 The Tailored Educational Approach for Consumer Health (TEACH) Model The goal of this study is to develop a model, based on market segmentation, to improve the quality and efficiency of health promotion materials and programs. Role: Co-I Award Amount: $200,000 UVA Cancer Center Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Commission Grant Burnett and Bullock (Co-PIs) 10/01/12-10/31/15 Cancer Centre without Walls: Increasing access to the benefits of cancer research and advanced cancer care in Southwest Virginia. The goal of this project was to train personnel and develop infrastructure and tools so that, increasingly, advanced cancer care and clinical research can be performed closer to home in the Tobacco Region. Role: Co-PI Award Amount: $232,862 UVA Cancer Center Tobacco Indemnification and Community Revitalization Commission Grant Burnett (PI) 10/01/12-10/31/15 Cancer Centre without Walls: Needs Assessment. The purpose of this study is to perform a needs assessment in Southwest Virginia for clinical research to inform the University of Virginia to create a Cancer Center Without Walls. Role: PI Award Amount: $25,000 University of Virginia School of Nursing-Intramural Funds Lanford Research Award Burnett (PI) 12/01/12-12/31/13 Examining the effects of policies on the delivery of domestic violence shelter services in Virginia. The goals of this study are to identify the salient policies and structures that affect the delivery of services by shelters for women who have experienced abuse; and, b) to understand how those policies and structures shape shelter service delivery and may indirectly contribute to the health and quality of life of women who access services. Role: PI Award Amount: $5,000 University of Virginia School of Nursing-Intramural Funds Lanford Research Award Burnett (PI) 07/01/13-07/31/14 Examining the effects of policies on the delivery of domestic violence shelter services in Virginia The goals of this study are to identify the salient policies and structures that affect the delivery of services by

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shelters for women who have experienced abuse; and, b) to understand how those policies and structures shape shelter service delivery and may indirectly contribute to the health and quality of life of women who access services. Role: PI Award Amount: $6,900

UNFUNDED RESEARCH

Examining structural violence in the lives of youth to achieve structural justice and mitigate health inequity Burnett (co-PI) and Deutsch (co-PI) 04/10/2018 Our objectives are to: 1) Examine how marginalized youth in Charlottesville experience racial injustice; 2) Engage youth in YPAR methods to investigate a topic related to racial justice that is identified by youth as of key concern to local young people; 3) Increase understanding of the antecedents of and potential solutions to the identified issue, and; 4) Develop, with the youth, a collaborative action plan to enact a solution that is both feasible and best meets identified community needs. Amount of Award requested: 200,000 CNCS Corporation for National and Community Service Funding Opportunity FY 2018 Community Conversations Research CRE Grant Proposal 04/05/2018 Promoting health equity by building racial literacy at ‘every point of contact’ to reduce ethnic and racial health disparities. Burnett (co-PI) and Kools (co-PI) The purpose of this project is to apply an evidenced-based racial literacy framework at the University of Virginia School of Nursing. We address the following research questions: What is the current level of racial literacy at the faculty, staff, organizational and student level at the UVA School of Nursing? Where are their opportunities to address racial literacy at the organizational level and make policy change? How can a racial literacy framework be effectively implemented within the existing undergraduate nursing curriculum? What is the impact of implementing racial literacy amongst undergraduate nursing students at UVA? Amount of Award Requested: $208,295 NCSBN Center for Regulatory Excellence Using the Arts to Promote Structural Justice and Health Equity for Youth 05/02/2018 Burnett (co-PI) and Deutsch (co-PI) This study will examine SV to expose the invisible networks, processes, and structures through which it occurs locally, provide a youth-led arts-based intervention, and inform actions for community change. The goal is to assess whether such youth-led, arts-based interventions can improve health outcomes, decrease structural violence, and reduce inequality for youth. Amount of Award requested: 600,000 William T. Grant NIH Community Partnerships to Advance Research National Institute of Nursing Research Burnett (PI) 10/06/17 Promoting Health through Youth-Centered Community Engagement in Virginia to Overcome and Prevent Structural Violence The purpose of this 3-phase study is twofold: to describe the context and experience of SV for youth in a U.S. context and to test the potential for an arts-based intervention to promote positive youth developmental outcomes. Role- PI Amount of Award Requested: 484,500.00

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Corporation for National and Community Service. FY 2017 National Service and Civic Engagement Research Competition. Burnett (PI) 07/11/17 Promoting health through youth-centered civic engagement in Virginia to overcome and prevent structural violence. The overall objective of this mixed methods 2-year participatory action research study is to conduct a critical multi-level exploration of the subjective experiences of structural violence in the lives of disconnected youth that will be used for youth civic engagement to inform policy at the community and neighbourhood level. Role: PI Award amount: $300,000 PCORI Tier A Grant -LOI Burnett (PI) 04/01/17 Creating effective and efficient interdisciplinary community patient care. This project will cultivate a working partnership across healthcare disciplines and community agencies in Charlottesville Virginia that support the local homeless population. Its goal is to identify best practice exemplars to be translated into a specific interdisciplinary practice model that incorporates our unique community context and that best meets the needs of the homeless patient population. Role: PI Award amount: $50,000 PCORI Tier A Grant -LOI Burnett (PI) 04/01/17 Seeing the Unseen: Exploring racialized youth experiences of structural violence. This project coordinates and initializes primary steps toward establishing a subsequent multi-year research initiative studying the impact of Structural Violence (SV) on youth. Role: PI Award amount: $50,000 Artplace National Creative Placemaking Fund. Burnett (PI) 02/01/17 “Seeing the unseen” This is a community-(based participatory action research project is a partnership with community agencies and vulnerable youth in youth-led participatory action. It is a multilevel examination of the subjective experiences of structural violence in the lives of youth in to make tangible the health impacts of structural violence through public art. Role: PI Award Amount: $450,000 UVAHS Community Heath Improvement Fund UVA SON, PHAR, CHRA 11/30/17 The Westhaven Nursing Clinic: Restoring Community Nursing to Promote Community Health and Wellness The proposal funds as co-stewardship of a revitalized Westhaven Nursing Clinic structured as a collaborative resource hub for health and well-being services through a community nurse-led model. Role: Partner/Lead Award Amount Requested: 90,800 UVA Environmental Resilience Institute Proposal Mondschein (PI) 11/06/17 We will examine how driverless, automated vehicles (AVs) can be most effectively integrated into daily life in

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order to jointly promote community and environmental resilience. Role- Co-I Amount of Award Requested: 29,996.25

RESEARCH FUNDING IN-SUBMISSION Using the Arts to Promote Structural Justice and Health Equity for Youth 06/30/2019 Burnett (co-PI) and Deutsch (co-PI) This study will examine SV to expose the invisible networks, processes, and structures through which it occurs locally, provide a youth-led arts-based intervention, and inform actions for community change. The goal is to assess whether such youth-led, arts-based interventions can improve health outcomes, decrease structural violence, and reduce inequality for youth. Amount of Award requested: 496,048 Kellogg Foundation Superuser 911! An Innovative Nursing and Firefighter Non-Urgent Response Model 04/29/2019 Burnett (co-PI) and Baxter (co-PI) Amount of Award Requested: 50,000 Hillman Foundation Letter of Intent This study is proposing to design and run a feasibility study for an innovative interdisciplinary collaboration between our local Fire Department and a Registered Nurse Case Manager to focus on 911 superusers. Award: Invitation to full proposal submission June 10, 2019 Submission due July 22, 2019 NEA Brown-Wilson (PI) 07/12/16-07/31/19 Creative Ecologies Research Lab UVA (C-Lab) This NEA grant has been selected as the NEA Research Lab Proposal to move forward at UVA. Its goal is to align research expertise from a diverse array of disciplines with local (resident- and context-specific) knowledge to refine not only the types of metrics used to evaluate the impact of arts on health and well-being, but also the methods, tools, and dissemination platforms for arts research. Role-Co-I Amount of Award: 249,123

ADMINISTRATION Academic Director, Community Engagement and Partnerships: This position was established to provide oversight, develop systems, strategically plan, and expand future capacity. The director cultivates strategic partnerships as part of the academic enterprise with a clinical/relationship/grant/nursing framework including the identification and development of relationships. I interface with Assistant Chairs, Academic Clinical Coordinators, Program Directors/Coordinators, and Associate Dean for Academics to further the public and population health-oriented partnerships that are an essential part of the academic enterprise. Duties Include:

• Present and represent a nursing voice in strategic settings that are relevant to School of Nursing community placements and community involvement.

• Work in collaboration with the Associate Dean for Academic Programs to design and implement the vision for the SON approach to community engagement and PMH partnerships, research and placements.

• Provide leadership in sustaining existing community relationships and partnerships. • Seeking out opportunities to build new partnerships and alliances and enhance student learning • Seek involvement in community funding initiatives.

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• Engage in and respond to health policy and community initiatives and circumstances that impact the SON. • Inform and communicate with SON leadership and community about key and emerging community and

PMH opportunities and initiatives. • Inform and communicate with community partners about emerging SON opportunities. • Participate in professional public and population health engagement and partnership activities on a local,

state, and national level. • Keep faculty and leadership informed of emergent trends and issues. • Provide development and innovative leadership in relevant academic initiatives.

Major Accomplishments in my role as Academic Director, Community Partnership and Engagement include the Redevelopment of the undergraduate population and public health course and health policy courses; Creation of undergraduate community simulation; Community partner appreciation and community grieving events; Establishment of donor supported Nurse-led neighborhood clinic, build new and increased partnership with the several of the most vulnerable and at-risk populations and agencies that provide them supportive services, increased community connections between partners and faculty program of research i.e. Advance Directives and the Centre for Law and Politics; Center for Interprofessional Collaboration, Expanded SON visibility across grounds and in the community, increased participation in major research projects involving several UVA Schools and programs i.e. Equity Institute, Resilience Institute, Center for Design and Health, Office of the Vice Provost and the building of several strategic community and cross grounds partnerships listed below: (* Denotes activities which also facilitated partnerships and connections of others at the SON) Partnerships in Practice Neighbourhood Family Clinic 2019-preent Women’s Center at Moore’s Creek 2018-present* UVAHS Community Relations Committee 2017-present* UVAHS Community Outreach Project Group 2017-present* UVA SON Latino/Latina Initiative Group 2016-present* Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA) 2016-present* Boys and Girls Club 2016-present* Habitat for Humanity (Southwood Community) 2016-present* Georgia’s Healing House 2016-present* Piedmont Virginia Housing Alliance 2016-present* Suitcase to Briefcase Homeless Entrepreneur Program 2016-2018 The Haven 2016-present Charlottesville Regional Housing Authority 2016-present Thomas Jefferson Area Health Department Ongoing Louisa County Multiple Agencies Ongoing Partnerships in Research UVA Equity Institute 2018-present Central Virginia Health Services 2016-present UVA Community Engaged Research Group 2016-present UVA School of Architecture Center for Design and Health 2016-present* UVA Institute for Engaged Youth 2016-present* UVA Urban Infrastructures Group 2016-present* UVA Curry School Youth and Social Innovation 2016-present*

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UVA Centre for Law and Politics 2016-present* UVA Thriving Cities/Institute for Advanced Studies in Culture 2019-present* City of Charlottesville 2016-present* Ready Kids 2016-present City of Promise 2016-present* Pauselab 2016-present CACHY Region Ten 2016-present* Partnerships in Community Engagement Statewide CHIP Consultation Advisory Group 2019-present UVA Associate Provost for Academic Outreach Faculty Engagement Committee 2017-present UVA Associate Provost for Academic Outreach Faculty Engagement Advisory 2017-present UVA Faculty Engagement Curriculum Committee 2018-present Westhaven Community Clinic Planning Group 2017-present* Charlottesville Aging Task Force 2017-present Georgia’s Healing House Board of Directors 2016-present* Georgia’s Healing House Residents Committee 2018-present Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition Steering Committee (At-large, Community Services Subcommittee, and Advisory Board) 2016-present* CACHY Region Ten Strategic Planning Group 2016-2017 VNA Diversity Committee Co-Chair 2016-2016 Sexual Assault Resource Agency (SARA) Advisory 2013-present*

FUNDED SPECIALIZED GRANTS International Council of Nurses Geneva Switzerland Global Nurse Leaders Institute (September, 2019) Faculty Policy Think Tank Washington, DC. American Association of Colleges of Nurses, January 2015-Current

Burnett C., Co-Author AACN Board Report and Recommendations- (For public release October 2017) A report to create a generation of future practitioners who understand the macro and micro drivers that impact policy and who have the ability to skillfully insert nursing expertise in these discussions at all levels.

Faculty Policy Think Tank Washington, DC. American Association of Colleges of Nurses, August 25-26, 2013 Faculty Policy Intensive. Washington, DC. American Association of Colleges of Nurses, March 18-21, 2013

PODIUM PRESENTATIONS National and International Podium Presentations – Refereed

1. Burnett, C. (May 15 - 17, 2019) Imperatives of social and structural justice through action and compassion" Keynote address presented at the Annual Academy for Professionalism in Health Care Meeting on Professionalism and Social Justice, New Orleans, Louisiana

2. Burnett, C., Hudson, A., & Walker-Atwater, T. (September 25-28, 2018). Innovative Integration of IPV Teaching: A model for nursing education. Paper presented at the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International, Niagara on the Lake, Ontario, Canada.

3. Burnett, C., Bullock, L., Sharps, P., & Campbell, J. (October, 26-28, 2016). Evaluating the Impact of the Domestic Violence Enhanced Home (DOVE) Intervention on Women and Health Care Providers: Creating best practice pillars and informing policy direction. Paper presented at the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International, Melbourne, Australia.

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4. Burnett C., Sharps, P., Bullock, L., & Campbell, J. (August 3-5, 2016). Community Resources Used by

Pregnant Women enrolled in the Domestic Violence Enhanced Home (DOVE). Paper presented at the National Black Nurses Association Conference, Memphis Tennessee.

5. Schminkey, D., Burnett, C., Alhusen, J, Campbell, J., Sharps, P., & Bullock, L. (2015). Perinatal Intimate Partner Violence: The DOVE study provides considerations and strategies for caring for women. Paper Presented at the International Conference American College of Nurse-Midwives Annual Meeting, July 1, 2015.

6. Burnett, C., Swanberg, M., Hudson, A. (April 9-11, 2015). Conceptualizing Structural Justice: The Context of Shaping IVP Shelter Services and Supports. Paper Presented at the at the International Conference of the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International, sponsored by Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, United States.

7. Burnett C., Milburn, J., Kastell, J., Campbell, J., Bullock, L., & Sharps, P. (November 17, 2014) Negotiating Peril: The Lived Experience of Rural, Low Income Women Exposed to IPV during Pregnancy and Postpartum. Paper presented at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana.

8. Cohn, W., Valdez, R., Pannone, A., Burnett, C., Sturz, V., & Garson, A. (November 18, 2014). Improving Child Health Using the TEACH model in a FQHC. Paper presented at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Exposition, New Orleans, Louisiana.

9. Burnett, C., Swanberg, M., Hudson, A. (Nov 11, 2014). Conceptualizing Structural Justice To Address

Structural Challenges Faced By Women Exposed To Intimate Partner Violence In Shelter. Papers presented at the International Congress of Women’s Health Issues, Capet Town, South Africa.-Declined

10. Sharps, P., Bullock, L., Campbell, J., Bhandari, S., Schminkey, D., Alhusen, J., Burnett, C., & Ghazarian, S.

(November, 11, 2014). “Perinatal Patterns of Partner Abuse: Their stories give meaning to the findings. International Congress of Woman’s Health Issues. Cape Town, Republic of South Africa.

11. Burnett, C., Swanberg, M., Hudson, A. (July 2014). Conceptualizing Structural Justice To Address

Structural Challenges Faced By Women Exposed To Intimate Partner Violence In Shelter. Papers presented at the International United Nations Millennium Development Goals Conference University of Venda, Republic of South Africa.

12. Burnett C., Milburn, J., Kastell, J., Bullock, L., Campbell, J., & Sharps, P. (June 2013). "That night I didn't fight back because I was more worried about the baby….”: The Lived Experience of Rural, Low Income Women Exposed to IPV During Pregnancy and Postpartum. Papers presented at the International Conference of the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International, sponsored by the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada

13. Burnett, C. (March 6, 2012). The Day to Day Reality of the Delivery of Shelter Services in the Context of System and Policy Demands. Papers presented at the International Conference of the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International, sponsored by the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia.

Regional Podium Presentations- Refereed

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Burnett, C. (2014). Speaking Truth to Power. Sociopolitical Action as Nursing’s’ Legacy and Moral Imperative. Virginia Student Nurses Association Annual Conference, Virginia Beach (January, 2014).

Burnett, C. (May, 2009) Advocacy: A Conceptual Analysis. Paper presented at the Nursing Research: The Path to Excellence, sponsored by the School of Nursing, University of Western Ontario and Iota Omicron Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau, London, Ontario.

Ford-Gilboe, M., Burnett, C., Wuest, J., Varcoe, C., J. Hammerton, C. McKee (May, 2009). Patterns of service use among women who have recently left an abusive partner. Paper presented at Nursing Research: Health Policy Forum, sponsored by the School of Medicine and Ivy Business School, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario.

Ford-Gilboe, M., Burnett, C., Wuest, J., Varcoe, C., J. Hammerton, C. McKee (2008, May). Patterns of service use among women who have recently left an abusive partner. Paper presented at Nursing Research: The Path to Excellence, sponsored by the School of Nursing, University of Western Ontario and Iota Omicron Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau, London, Ontario.

Local Podium Presentations

1. Burnett, C. (June 27, 2012). Examining the Effects of Policies on the Delivery of Shelter Services to Women who have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence. Papers presented at the Final PhD Dissertation Defense, Western University, London, Ontario, Canada

2. Burnett, C. (March 24, 2010). Nursing Leadership: Using Research to Influence Policy and Advocacy. Papers presented at the University of Western Ontario Proposal-Fanshawe College Bachelor of Science Collaborative Program, London, Ontario.

3. Burnett, C. (March 1, 2010). Examining the Effects of Policies on the Delivery of Shelter Services to

Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner Violence. Papers presented at the University of Western Ontario Proposal Defence, London, Ontario.

POSTER PRESENTATIONS National and International – Refereed

1. Burnett, C., Bullock, L., Sharps P., & Campbell, J. (October 5-7, 2017). Policy and practice perspectives from the DOVE study, American Academy of Nursing, Transforming Health, Driving Policy Conference, Washington DC.

2. Burnett, C., Bullock, L., Sharps P., & Campbell, J. (September 26-29, 2017). Evaluating the Impact of the Domestic Violence Enhanced Home (DOVE) Intervention: Creating best practice pillars and

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informing policy direction. National Conference on Health and Domestic Violence, San Francisco, California.

3. Bednar, K., White, K., Burnett, C. (March, 2016). Practice Collaboration Perspectives Among Ambulatory Care Nurse Practitioners in Virginia. VCNP Conference

4. Schminkey, D., Von Oertzen, Burnett, C., & Bullock, L. (November 17, 2015) Paradoxical reactions: How the timing of stress and social support during pregnancy make a difference in birth outcomes. Papers presented at the Prematurity Prevention Conference: Quality Improvement, Evidence and Practice to be held in Crystal City, Arlington, VA

5. Burnett, C. (November, 14, 2014). Evaluating the Impact of the Domestic Violence Enhanced Home (DOVE) Intervention on Women and Health Care Providers: Creating best practice pillars and informing policy direction. NIH National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Scholars Workshop. Bethesda, Maryland

6. Burnett, C., Bullock, L, & Sheffield, C. (April, 19, 2013). A Collaborative Approach in Southwest Virginia: Developing a Targeted Nursing Research Workforce to Improve Rural Community Access to Advanced Cancer Care and Research. Papers presented at the Oncology Nurses Society Annual Congress sponsored by the Oncology Nurses Society, Washington, DC

7. Burnett, C. (October, 2009). Examining the concept of advocacy within the structural context of delivering advocacy services to women who have experienced violence. Papers presented at the International Conference of the Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International, sponsored by the University of Miami, Miami, Florida.

Regional – Refereed

INVITED SPEAKER AND WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS

1. Burnett, C. (May 10, 2019) UVA SON Showcase the Dean’s Advisory Board, the Alumni Council, and the Parents Council.

2. Burnett, C. (May 3, 2019) UVA Health Foundation Board of Trustees -Spring Meeting (cancelled) 3. Burnett C., (October 21, 2017). Speaker for the 4th Annual UVA Women’s Health Awareness Celebration

(declined due to scheduling conflict). 4. Burnett, C. (September 2017). Autonomous Vehicles. UVA Darden School of Business. 5. Burnett, C. (April 10, 2017). Conceptualizing Structural Justice. UVA School of Architecture. 6. Burnett, C. (February 24, 2017). Panelist. Social Impact Panel. School of Architecture. 7. Burnett, C. (February, 2017). Round table speaker of Senator Tim Kaine, Northern Virginia. 8. Burnett, C. (February 24, 2017). Panelist, School of Architecture, University of Virginia 9. Burnett C. (October 7, 2016). UVA School of Nursing Advisory Board. University of Virginia 10. Burnett C. (Feb 19, 2016) Roundtable panel on the intersection of social justice, racial inequity, and the

urban condition. The Miller Center, University of Virginia 11. Burnett, C. (February 3, 2016). Less Cancer Day Student Health at the U.S. Congressional Cancer

Prevention Caucus (declined due to scheduling conflict). 12. Burnett C. (November 13, 2015). Understanding Health Policy. University of Virginia, DNP students 13. Burnett, C. (Nov 20, 2014). IPV Research and Structural Justice. Woodrow Wilson Department of Politics

and Women, Gender & Sexuality. University of Virginia 14. Burnett, C., Fontaine, D., Thompson-Heisterman, A. Reciprocity: Lessons from South Africa (Nov 4, 2014).

Faculty University of Virginia, School of Nursing.

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15. Bullock, L., Burnett, C. and Collins, C. (May 13, 2014). Cancer without Walls Clinical Cancer Trial Research Training. UVA Cancer Center Advisory Board.

16. Burnett, C (November 20, 2013). University of Virginia School of Nursing GNUR 8210: Scientific Progress in Nursing, PhD Students, Policy in Research Guest Lecture

17. Burnett, C and Bullock, L. (November 14, 2013). Cancer without Walls Clinical Cancer Trial Research Training. UVA Cancer Center Advisory Board.

18. Burnett, C. (October 15, 2013). Be Careful What You Wish For: Taking on New Responsibilities. Presented to Faculty University of Virginia School of Medicine

19. Burnett, C. (February 13, 2013). Focused Approaches. Presented to Faculty University of Virginia School of Nursing.

20. Burnett, C. (November 28, 2012). Reality of building A Program of research. Presented to Doctoral students, University of Virginia school of Nursing. Burnett, C. (2012).

21. Burnett, C. (Nov 6, 2012) Reality of building A Program of research. Presented to Doctoral students, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore Maryland.

22. Burnett, C. (October 5, 2012). The experience of choosing UVA. Presented to the SON Advisory Board. 23. Burnett, C. (October 13, 2011). Guest Lecturer: University of Western Ontario to Doctoral Students

“Experience of completing Oral PhD Examination” 24. Burnett, C. (2005). Guest Lecturer: University of Western Ontario to year 3 nursing students “Chronic

Disease and Injury Prevention”

Articles/Interviews/News Coverage UVA Office of African American Affairs Faculty spotlight (March 24, 2019) https://oaaa.virginia.edu/oaaa-newsletter/801 Passionate Professors (Tuesday, October 9, 2018). https://uvanursing.university-tour.com/player/5/find-your-success/meet-the-faculty Daily Progress (Monday, September 24, 2018) Hardy Drive community clinic reopens for public housing residents https://www.dailyprogress.com/news/local/hardy-drive-community-clinic-reopens-for-public-housing-residents/article_6da20124-bf7b-11e8-b408-273562aefc7e.html NBC 29 News (Thursday, September 20, 2018) Westhaven Nursing Clinic reopens with help from UVA nursing school http://www.nbc29.com/story/39131512/westhaven-nursing-clinic-reopens-with-help-from-uva-nursing-school UVA Today (Wednesday, September 19, 2018) Carrying On Edwards’ Legacy, Nursing School Meets Patients Where They Are https://uva.imodules.com/controls/email_marketing/admin/email_marketing_email_viewer.aspx?sid=1535&eiid=33465&seiid=28506&usearchive=1&puid=4c3d0d53-2a60-420d-9386-e28455177228 UVA Today (Monday, July 16, 2018). Shedding light on Sun-Safety Realities and Myths https://news.virginia.edu/content/nursing-students-shed-light-sun-safety-realities-and-myths?utm_source=DailyReport&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=news This week in Nursing (Monday, July 9, 2018). Shedding light on Sun-Safety Realities and Myths https://www.nursing.virginia.edu/news/sun-safety-realities/

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This week in Nursing (Monday, June 18, 2018) Promotions to celebrate https://apps.nursing.virginia.edu/outreach/thisweek/ This week in Nursing (Monday, March 19, 2018) A nursing school 'without walls' (feature on prof. Camille Burnett's community health courses and clinical) UVA Pulse Online (March 12, 2018) https://uva.imodules.com/controls/email_marketing/admin/email_marketing_email_viewer.aspx?sid=1535&eiid=29684&seiid=25345&usearchive=1&puid=bbcfcb0b-ab60-44de-8de0-8d65e28e641a&csid=7063403 http://pulse.uvahealth.com/stories/nursing-school-without-walls February 8, 2016, 'Hoos in DC for National Cancer Prevention Day UVA SON News “Prof Burnett elected Vice-President of NNVAWI (November 7, 2016). UVA SON News "Community exposure: A day in the life of a community health nursing student" - UVA Today, UVA Connect (10-25, 2016) UVA Today, October 25, 2016 "Community exposure: A day in the life of a community health nursing student" https://www.news.virginia.edu/content/community-exposure-day-life-community-health-nursing-students?utm_source=VirginiaHome&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=news This week in Nursing February 8, 2016, 'Hoos in DC for National Cancer Prevention Day? https://intranet.nursing.virginia.edu/inursing/outreach/thisweek/ The Cavalier Daily, November 10, 2015. UVA nursing professor appointed to national policy think tank. http://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2015/11/u-va-nursing-prof-appointed-to-national-policy-think-tank University of Virginia November 3, 2015. Nursing Professor Appointed to National Think Tank http://www.virginia.edu/ UVA SON News, October 28, 2015. Flexing RN muscle on a national stage: AACN appoints UVA’s Burnett to think tank. http://nursing.virginia.edu/news/son/name,20670,en.aspx This week in Nursing October 26, 2015. Prof. Camille Burnett appointed to AACN's 'Faculty Policy Think Tank https://intranet.nursing.virginia.edu/inursing/outreach/thisweek/ AACN Press Release October 23, 2015. AACN Launches New Initiatives to Maximize Academic Nursing’s Role in shaping health policy http://www.aacn.nche.edu/news/articles/2015/policy-initiatives NBC29.COM and This week in Nursing September 7, 2015 http://www.nbc29.com/category/175568/video-landing-page?clipId=11806952&autostart=true Albemarle County Democratic fundraiser for female candidates This week in Nursing April 13, 2015 UVA Nursing has strong showing at NNVAWI https://secure.nursing.virginia.edu/inursing/outreach/thisweek/

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The Cavalier Daily October 20, 2014 Vol. 125, Issue 16. Prof to evaluate abuse reporting http://www.cavalierdaily.com/article/2014/10/detecting-abuse UVA Today October 7, 2014 Detecting domestic violence by computer: How well does it work? https://news.virginia.edu/content/detecting-domestic-violence-computer-how-well-does-it-work UVA SON This week in Nursing October 6, 2014 Prof Burnett received 2-year, 312K NIOH minority supplement grant AACN Government Affairs February 2014. Understanding the health insurance marketplace: A toolkit for nursing faculty http://www.aacn.nche.edu/government-affairs/market-place-tool-kit UVA SON front page February 18, 2014 Nursing students take health topics to the General Assembly http://www.nursing.virginia.edu/news/son/name,9230,en.aspx PULSE: Philanthropy in Action at the University of Virginia Health System Fall 2013, 19(1), p. 4. UVA SON Legacy Magazine Cover page May 2013 UVA Innovation Project Sexual Assault Forensic Video May 8, 2013 https://vimeo.com/65768464 AACN Policy Beat March 2013, Volume 5 Issue 3 A Successful Inaugural Faculty Policy Intensive http://www.aacn.nche.edu/government-affairs/13Mar.pdf AACN February 2013 News Watch. Faculty Policy Intensive Award Winners Announced http://www.aacn.nche.edu/media-relations/aacn-newswatch/2013/february AACN Policy Beat February 2013, Volume 5 Issue 2 Inaugural faculty Policy Intensive Cohort Selected http://www.aacn.nche.edu/government-affairs/13Feb.pdf NNVAWWI February 4, 2013 Newsletter-Celebrating the Network, p.1 UVA SON This week in nursing February 19, 2013 VNA Legislative day Faculty support in the school of nursing video (January 23, 2013) http://www.youtube.com/watch/?v=yvvayL5GrGQ&list=UUZBPr0phbzka_f5l-bbh69A&index=6 New and settled faculty share collegiality at Orientation August 24, 2012 http://news.virginia.edu/content/new-and-settled-faculty-share-collegiality-orientation PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Consultation and Advisory Boards Institution/Agency Position Date Kettering Foundation Health Care Costs Issue Guide Manuscript Review 2014 Sexual Assault Resource Center Advisory Board 2013-present Erie-St. Clair Local Health

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Integrated Network Consultant: Leamington District Memorial Hospital Aging at Home Strategy program evaluation of program. 2011-2012

Middlesex-London Health Unit Consultant: Workplace Wellness Program Handbook 2011 Government of Ontario

Middlesex-London Health Unit Consultant: Regional Asset Mapping Project 2010 MotherReach Consultant: Public Administrator 2010-2012 (financial, planning and human resources) Perth District Health Unit Consultant; Youth Active and Healthy Program 2009 Evaluation 2009 Huron Health Unit Consultant: Evaluation of a youth engagement strategy 2009 Women’s Health Effects Study Consultant: Creating a comprehensive directory of Services 2009 Ministry of Education Consultant: Westminster Secondary School Relationship Program develop, implementation and evaluation 2008 Ministry of Health Promotion Consultant: Deloitte Associate: Performance Measures 2008 Mother Reach Consultant: Program report 2007 MotherReach Consultant: Program evaluation focus group 2007 Health Zone Consultant, Knowledge broker and evaluator 2006 Middlesex London Health Unit Consultant: Evaluation of workplace wellness program 2006 Middlesex London Health Unit Consultant: Evaluation of Injury Campaign 2006 Manuscript Reviewer for Journals Reviewer, Policy, Politics, And Nursing Practice (4 reviews) (I.F. 1.74) 2015-present Reviewer, Sage (1review) 2015-present Reviewer, Violence Against Women (3 reviews) (I.F. 1.58) 2014-present Reviewer, Journal of Family Issues (1 review) (I.F. 1.65) 2014-present Reviewer, Nursing Inquiry (4 reviews) (I.F. 1.46) 2013-present Reviewer, Journal of Interpersonal Violence (7 reviews) (I.F.1.54) 2011-present Abstract Review Abstract Reviewer, Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International 2009-2016 Sigma Theta Tau International-Iota Omicron Chapter Research Conference 2008-2009 Elected or Appointed Offices Held in Professional Organizations Vice-President, Board of Directors, Nurses Network on Violence Against Women International (NNVAWI) 2016-2018 Secretary, Board of Directors, Nurses Network on Violence Against Women International (NNVAWI) 2011-2016 Chair, Policy Committee, Nurses Network on Violence Against Women International (NNVAWI) 2013-present Member at Large to Board of Directors, Nurses Network on Violence Against Women International (NNVAWI) 2009-2011 American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Faculty Policy Think Tank 2016-2017 Fellow, University of Virginia Center for Health Policy 2015-2018 Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) Reviewer 2015-present Board Member at Large, Sexual Assault Resource Center 2013-present

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Representative, National Health Collaborative on Violence and Abuse 2012-present Trainee, Preventing Violence Across the Lifespan Research Network: A CIHR Centre for Research Development on Gender, Mental Health and Violence Across the 2010-2012 Membership and Advocacy Committee Member Ontario Public Health Association 2005-2011 Member at Large Board of Directors Ontario Public Health Association 2005-2011 Other International and National Professional Activities World Health Organization 8th Milestones in a Global Campaign for 2017 Violence Prevention Meeting-October, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada WHO Organization WHA Resolution Consultation-Copenhagen, Denmark 2015 Violence Against Women Youth Structural Summit Ottawa 2015 American Association of Colleges of Nursing Faculty Policy Intensive 2013 Other Regional, State or Local Professional Activities Health and Human Trafficking Advocacy Collaborative Group 2013-present University of Virginia Medical Center Nursing Quality Committee 2013-2015 Futures Without Violence Regional Project Connect Committee 2012-2013

MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Virginia Board of Nurses 2012-present American Nursing Association 2012-present Southern Nurse Research Society 2012-present American Public Health Association 2012-present Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science 2012-2015 Association of Community Health Nursing Educators 2012-2015 Oncology Nurses Society 2012-2015 Sigma Theta Tau Honour Society of Nurses-Beta Kappa Chapter 2012-present Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International 2009-present Registered Nurses Association of Ontario 2007-2012 Registered Nurses Association of Ontario Community Health Nurses Interest Group 2007-2012 Sigma Theta Tau Honour Society of Nurses-Iota Omicron Chapter 2005-present Ontario Public Health Association 2005-2011 Ontario Colleges of Nurses of Ontario 2001-2017

UNIVERSITY SERVICE Community Boards/Committees Westhaven Community Clinic Planning Groups 2017-present Charlottesville Aging Task Force 2017 Georgia’s Healing House Board of Directors 2016-present Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition Steering Committee (at-large, community Services Subcommittee, and Advisory Board) 2016-present CACHY Region Ten Strategic Planning Group 2016 VNA Diversity Committee Co-Chair 2016 Sexual Assault Resource Agency Advisory Board 2013-Present University of Virginia School of Nursing UVA SON Latino/Latina Initiative Group 2016-present

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UVA SON Diversity Committee 2015-2017 UVA SON Co-Coordinator Public Health Nurse Leadership Master Program 2014 UVA SON Public Health Nurse Leadership Program Admissions Committee 2014 Shelter For Help and Emergency Clinic Service 2014-2015 University of Virginia SON International Committee 2013-2015 Health System UVAHS Community Relations Committee 2017-present UVAHS-Community Outreach Project Group 2017-present UVAHS-Community Outreach Project Multidisciplinary Workgroup 2017-present Virginia Health System PNSO Quality Community 2013-2013 University Wide UVA Associate Provost for Academic Outreach Faculty Engagement Committee 2017-present UVA Center for Design and Health 2016-present UVA Institute for Engaged Youth 2016-present UVA Urban Infrastructures Group 2016-present UVA Community Engaged Research Group 2016-present UVA Environmental Resilience Institute 2017-present UVA Office of Diversity Mentoring Program: Mentor 2012-2016 University of Virginia Cancer Centre Needs Assessment Committee 2012-2014 University of Western Ontario Faculty of Health Sciences Distinguished Lecturer Committee 2011-2012 Arthur Labatt Family School of Nursing Envisioning 2020 Committee 2010-2011

TEACHING HISTORY My history of academic teaching spans over 12 years and across two countries. Highlights include 21 teaching excellence awards and 4 university wide teaching honor roll awards from Western University, London Ontario Canada. All course evaluations exceeding 4.0 standard of excellence at the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia Undergraduate Level Courses Taught: (University of Western Ontario): N4496 Integrative Practicum ~18 students Winter (2012) N1152 Caring for Adults with Chronic Health Challenges 8 students per term fall, winter (2011-2012) N4420 Focused Clinical Concepts-Online Fall approximately 36 students (2011-2012) N3323 Promoting the Health of Communities Summer 12 students (2006-2012) N3362 Professional Practice in Communities Fall, Winter 12 students (2005-2012) N3361 Professional Practice in Families Fall, Winter 12 students (2005-2011) N3332 Mental Health Care and Community Health-Online Fall 18 students (2011) Graduate (GNUR) and Undergraduate (NUCO) Courses Taught: (University of Virginia):

Course Role Term N=

GNUR 6054 Research and Biostatics (3 credit) Fall 2012 42

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GNUR 6056 Health Policy: Local to Global (3credit) Spring 2013 32

NUCO 4700 Synthesis Practicum Spring 2013 6

GNUR 5150 Community Health (3 credit) Summer 2013 23

GNCL 5150-101 Community Health Practicum Summer 2013 8

GNUR 6400 Community Assessment (3 credit) Fall 2013 11

GNUR 4700 (Undergraduate) Fall 2013 8

GNUR 9010-001 Mentored Independent study Fall 2013 1

GNUR 9110-001 Research Practicum I Fall 2013 1

GNUR 6056 Health Policy; Local to Global (3 credit) Spring 2014 33 GNUR 6993-004 Independent Masters Study Spring 2014 1 GNUR 6056 Health Policy: Local to Global (3 credit) Summer 2014 29

GNUR 5150 Community Health (3 credit) Summer 2014 35

GNCL 5150-101Community Health Practicum Summer 2014 6

GNUR 6400 Community Assessment (3 credit) Fall 2014, N=15

Fall 2014 15

NUCO 4600 Community Health Nursing (back up instructor)

Fall 2014 7

GNUR 9110-2 Research Practicum I (Independent Study)

Fall 2015 2

NUCO 4210 Population and Public Health (3 credit) Spring 2016 40

GNUR 6056 Health Policy; Local to Global (3 credit) Summer 2016 37 NUCO 4210 Population and Public Health (3 credit) Fall 2016 47

GNUR 9110 Research Practicum Fall 2016 1

GNUR 8420 Proposal Writing Spring 2017 1

GNUR 9010 Mentored Study Spring 2017 1

GNUT 9110 Research Practicum Spring 2017 2

NUCO 4210 Population and Public Health (3 credit) Spring 2017 45

GNUR 6056 Health Policy: Local to Global (3 credit) Summer 2017 48

NUCO 4210 Population and Public Health (3 credit) Fall 2017 45

NUCO 4210 Population and Public Health (3 credit) Spring 2018 40+5 biomed

NUCO 4210 Population and Public Health (3 credit) Fall 2018 42

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NUCO 4056 Health Policy: Local to Global (3 credit) Spring 2019 84

NUCO 4210 Population and Public Health (3 credit) Spring 2019 30+1 biomed

Mentor, Visiting Doctoral Scholar in Community/Public Health Nursing, Panita Kronyuth, Thailand January 15, 2013 - April, 2013 Mentor, Visiting Post-Doctorate Scholar Dr. Nongnut Boonyoung from Prince of Songkla University in Thailand Doctoral PhD Dissertation Advisement (University of Virginia) Role Name of Student Year

Graduated Title of Dissertation

Committee Member Comprehensive exam March 8

Bernadethe Luan 2013

Committee Member Julianne Milburn January 9

2014 Intrapartum pain management in Hispanic women

Committee Member Donna Schminkey Feb 7

2014 Temporal Associations between Prenatal Psychosocial Context and Birth Outcomes

Committee Member Patty Wilson Oct 12

2016 The Relationship between Housing Instability, Race/Ethnicity, Depressive Symptoms and Level of Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence among Mothers".

Committee Member/Chair

Holly Edwards (conferred)

2017 Aging in Place in Public housing

Committee Member/Chair

Michael Swanberg April 3

2017 A Canary in the Coal Mine: Exploring African-American Women’s Lived Experience of Childbirth.

Chair Jolie Crowder March 28

2019 Secondary Analysis of the National Elder Mistreatment Study: Exploration of Risk and Protective Factors within American Indian and Alaska Native Populations

Chair Irene Aghahowa TBD LOA Doctor of Nursing Practice Capstone Advisement (University of Virginia, Committee Member) Kim Bednar (Spring 2015) Capstone proposal defense-DNP Fall 2016 Mary Kay Goldschmidt-DNP (2012-2013) Graduate Independent Research Project/Study Advisement Christina Ross- PhD Independent Study Fall 2016/Spring 2017 Jolie Crowder-PhD Independent Study Fall 2016/Spring 2017 Katy Meinbresse, CNL Independent study Gender, Sexual, and Romantic Diversities Health: A Call for Action in

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Graduate Nursing Curriculum (Spring, 2014) Kristen Davis, PHNL Practicum, Cancer Without Walls Needs Assessment (2013) Jen Kastello, Domestic Violence Enhanced Home Intervention (DOVE), The Lived Experience (2013) Michael Swanberg, PhD Independent Study Virginia Shelter Policy Study (2013, 2014) Undergraduate Distinguished Majors Research Advisement Ashley Kalbac- Undergraduate Distinguished Majors Project (secondary data analysis of health disparities related to systems and policies affecting abused women receiving shelter services in Virginia (2017-2017). Ashley Hudson- Undergraduate Distinguished Majors Research Project (IPV screening in undergraduate nursing education) (2015-2016) Research Assistants Aaron Clark (Fall 2018-Fall 2019) Kayla Dunn (Fall 2018-Fall 2019) Michael Salguiero (Fall 2018-Fall 2019) Esah Rawat (Summer 2018-Summer 2019) Tamia Walker-Atwater (Summer 2017) Ashley Kalbac (Spring 2016; Summer 2016; Fall 2016) Kristin Garmin (Summer 2016) Jacqueline Bae (Summer 2015) Ashley Hudson (Summer 2014; Fall 2014; Spring 2015) Katie Carrancho (Fall 2014; Spring 2015) Belen Vargas (Fall 2013; Spring 2014) Trevor Diaz (Fall 2013; Spring 2014) Devin McIsaac (Summer 2013)

OTHER SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITIES Continuing Education, Workshops and Conferences Attended (Refer to Paper/Poster Presentations) 2009 Sigma Theta Tau International Research Conference Nursing Research: Health Policy Forum, sponsored by the School of Medicine and Ivy Business School, University of Western Ontario, Spring 2009 National Community Health Nurses Conference, Calgary Alberta, May 2009 Violence in Hockey Symposium, Fall 2009 Trajectories for change: Creating culturally meaningful interventions to prevent and reduce violence, October 1-2, 2009 Workshop-Advanced SPSS, October 7, 2009 Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International Conference Coral Gables, Florida Faculty of Health Sciences Clinical Education Conference, October 30, 2009 UWO Research Ethics Board Workshop, November 5, 2009 2010 Systematic Review Workshop, January 22, 2010 Basic WHMIS On-line Training Research Ethics Workshop, March 5, 2010 Research ethics Workshop University Health Network, April 9, 2010 Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Research Conference, April 30, 2010

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Qualitative Analysis Workshop- University of Western Ontario October, 2010 2011 Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International Conference Auckland, New Zealand February 16-18, 2011 Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International Conference Auckland, New Zealand February 16-18, 2011 Network Trainee Workshop and May 9-12, 2011 Toward a Safer Campus: Identifying, Preventing, Responding to Harassment, Violence, and Domestic 2011 Violence in the Workplace (Bill 168), May 25, 2011 Annual Performance Evaluation Process Workshop, October 2011 2012 Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International Conference Charlottesville, Virginia March 4-6, 2012 Saki Owl BLACKBOARD Training April 25, 2012 Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Research Conference, May 4, 2012 CITI Research Training and Certification, July 2012 Preventing Sexual Harassment, Aug 2012 Preventing Employment Discrimination, September 2012 Effective Health Communication: Culture, September 2012 CANS State of the Science on Nursing, Washington DC Sept 1-3, 2012 International Forum: Unplug and Get Charged From Villages in Partnership, Malawi, September 4, 2012 Caregiver Occupational Stress in Navy Medical Personnel, September 25, 2012 The Dalai Lama Compassion is a Global Remedy panel Discussion, October 11, 2012 Call911: Restitution Tips for PowerPoint presentations-Part II, December 5, 2012 2013 Strengthening Healthcare-Based Domestic Violence Programs Through Evaluation, January 8, 2013 Virginia Nurses Day at the Legislature, February 6, 2013 Richmond, Virginia Southern Nursing Research Society Annual Meeting, February 28-March 2, 2013 Little Rock, Arkansas, Reducing Inequity in Forensic Exams Following Sexual Assault Kick Starter https://uva.useed.net/projects/78/home APHA Conference-Boston, Massachusetts November 2-6, 2013 US Department of Health and Human Services IPV Screening and Counselling Research Symposium, Dec 9, Bethesda, Maryland-Moderator 2014 Integrating Health Policy into Doctoral Programs RWJ and UNM Conference-February1 & 2, 2014 Naples, Florida Virginia Nurses Day at the Legislature, February 12, 2014 Richmond, Virginia Nursing Grand Rounds Affordable Care Act-Martha Jefferson Hospital, Charlottesville VA, February 18, 2014 AANP Conference 2014 Health Policy Conference-March 30-Aprill 1, 2014 Arlington VA The Quiet Revolution: How Mindfulness is Transforming Our Country with Congressman Tim Ryan- April 11, 2014 Charlottesville, VA National Health Collaborative on Violence and Abuse Annual General Meeting and Congressional Briefing-April 29-May 1, 2014, Capitol Hill, Washington, DC Virginia Nurses Association Education Conference September 26 and 27th, Richmond, Virginia NIH National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Scholars Workshop- November 13-14, 2014 Bethesda, Maryland APHA Conference-November 15-19, 2014 New Orleans, Louisiana

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US Launch of “The Lancet series on Violence Against Women and Girls’ The Global Women’s Institute at the George Washington University, Washington DC, December 3, 2014 Global launch of a Multisectoral Violence Against Women and Girls Resource Guide, The World Bank, December 3, 2014, Washington DC 2015 Poverty Simulation-Missouri Community Action Network, Kansas City Missouri, March 20-21, 2017 Getting Comfortable with Uncomfortable Communication Skill building to Advance our Healthy Work Environment, January 9, 2015 Update: New Biographical Sketch Format Required for NIH and AHRQ Grant Applications Submitted, January 13, 2015 National Health Collaborative Violence and Abuse Congressional Briefing “The impact of exposure to violence and abuse on children and youth: Implications for health and education policy”, Capitol Hill March 18, 2015 Futures Without Violence, March 19-21, 2015 Washington DC Trauma Informed Approach, April 6, 2015 UVA SON Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International Conference (April 9-11, 2016) sponsored by Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia, United States Tailoring Treatments to Individual patients: The Promise and Policy Challenges of Precision Medicine, Nov 2-3, Center for Health Policy, University of Virginia 2015, Center for Health policy, University of Virginia Healing Our Communities From Community Trauma: Increasing community resilience and building community capacity to prevent/address trauma-related violence, Nov 6, 2015, University of Virginia Promoting cultural humility in the classroom, Nov 5, 2015, University of Virginia 2016 Population Health Summit for Virginia Connecting Communities and Heath Care Providers, March 23-24, 2016 Black Nurses Association Conference, August 3-5, 2016, Memphis, Tennessee Thriving Cities Human Ties Conference lunch time workshop and panel session, Friday, September 14, 2016 Nursing Network on Violence Against Women International Conference Melbourne, Australia, October 26-28, 2016 Writing Accountability Groups (WAGs) UVA SOM-December 12, 2016 2017 UVA SON Civic Engagement-February 22, 2017 UVA tools for searching for funding-February 17, 2017 Poverty Simulation Facilitator Training Kansas City, MO, March 20-21, 2017 Population and Public Health Summit, March 28-29, 2017 UVA Promotion and Tenure Session-April 28, 2017 NHCVA Congressional Briefing, Washington, DC May 1, 2017 CITI Training Recertification-May 24, 2017 2018 National Cancer Prevention Day February 7, 2018 Racial Equity Institute Sept 2018 2019 National Cancer Prevention Day February 6, 2019 Center for Health Policy and Media Engagement Media Engagement for Nurses, Washington DC, March 18-19, 2019