curriculum vitae dinorah (dina) martinez tyson, phd, mph, ma

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Curriculum vitae

Dinorah (Dina) Martinez Tyson, PhD, MPH, MA

GENERAL INFORMATION

Title: Assistant Professor

University of South Florida

College of Public Health

Department of Community and Family Health

Address: 13201 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. MDC 56

Tampa, Florida 33612-3805

Telephone: 813-728-5895

E-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION

2008 Ph.D. Department of Anthropology, University of South Florida, Tampa, FL

Dissertation: The Social Context of Stress and Social Support among Latina

Immigrants Diagnosed with Breast Cancer

2003 M.P. H. Department of Epidemiology and Biostatisticcs, University of South

Florida, Tampa, FL

Thesis: Looking Under the Hispanic Umbrella: Cancer Mortality Differentials

among Cubans, Mexicans and Puerto Ricans in Florida 1990-2000

1998 M.A. Department of Anthropology, Northern Arizona University, Flagstaff, AR

Thesis: The Relevance of Anthropology in Oral Health: Pediatric Dental Health

Promotion in the Dominican Republic

1993 B.A. Department of Anthropology, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, FL

PROFESSIONAL EXPEREINCE

2013-present Assistant Professor (Tenure-Earning Pathway)

University of South Florida, College of Public Health, Department of

Community and Family Health, Tampa, FL

Affiliate Joint Appointment College of Art and Science, Department of Anthropology, University of

South Florida, Tampa, FL

mailto:[email protected]

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2011-2013 Research Assistant Professor

University of South Florida, College of Behavioral and

CommunitySciences, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute,

Department of Child and Family Studies, Tampa, FL

Joint Appointment

College of Public Health, Department of Community and Family

Health,University of South Florida, Tampa, FL

2008-2011 Research Assistant Professor

University of South Florida, College of Behavioral and

CommunitySciences, Louis de la Parte Florida Mental Health Institute,

Departmentof Aging and Mental Health Disparities, Tampa, FL

2001-2008 Research Coordinator

H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, Tampa, FL

1999-2001 Project Coordinator

University of South Florida, Department of Anthropology, Tampa, FL

1999-2001 Research Assistant

University of South Florida, Department of Anthropology, Tampa, FL

1998-1999 Grants Outreach Coordinator

Coconino County Health Department School Based Clinic, Flagstaff, AZ

1998-1999 Nutritional Counselor

Coconino County Health Department WIC Program, Flagstaff, AZ

1996-1998 Research Assistant

Northern Arizona University, Anthropology Department, Flagstaff

Multicultural AIDS Prevention, Flagstaff, AZ

AFFILIATIONS

2014-Present Faculty Member, Florida Prevention Research Center, University of South

Florida, College of Public Health

2009-Present Moffitt Member, Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute, Health

Outcomes and Behavior

2009-Present Member, Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network (TBCCN)

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RESEARCH INTERESTS

My research interest center on Latino’s health and gaining a better understanding of the

sociocultural context of chronic disease and cancer, cross-cultural concepts of disease and illness

and finding the best ways to bring evidence-based interventions and support programs to

community-based settings and Latino populations who share a disproportionate burden of disease

morbidity. Methodologically, I specialize in ethnography and qualitative methods, mixed

methods and community based participatory research/community engaged research.

GRANTS AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Active/Ongoing Funded Research

2015 Unnumbered

USF College of Public Health Interdisciplinary Team Award $63,788

PI: Dinorah Martinez Tyson

Psychometric Analysis of a Culturally Adapted Supportive Care Needs Measure for Latina

Cancer Survivors

Goal: To 1) pilot test and provide preliminary evidence of validity and reliability of the translated

and culturally-adapted CaSUN measure for Hispanic Female Cancer Survivors, and 2) work with

community partners to disseminate study results and identify evidence-based interventions.

Role: PI

2014-2015NCE Unnumbered

USF College of Public Health Interdisciplinary Team Award $100,000

PIs: Dinorah Martinez Tyson 2015, Julie A. Baldwin – 2014-2015

The Syndemic Nature of HIV/AIDS Among Indigenous Populations in Latin America: Risk

and Resilience

Goal: To 1) build and strengthen community partnerships with indigenous communities in 3 sites

(Ecuador: Quechua in the Pichincha Province; Belize: Mayan in the Toledo district; Panama: the

Ngäbe-Buglé Comarca), 2) collaborate as an interdisciplinary research team to develop/adapt

community assessment tools that can be used across indigenous communities taking into

consideration cultural, literacy, and linguistic factors for each group, 3) train USF faculty,

students, in-country collaborators, and community members in using iRARE to conduct an

assessment to explore the needs, priorities, and resources of the community in addressing

HIV/AIDS and related health issues, and 4) collect data, analyze results and plan for future

programs/studies.

Role: Co-PI

2014-2019 GRANT11489105

CDC $3,134,580

PI: Carol Bryant

Community Based Prevention Marketing for Systems Change: Reducing Disparities

Goal: To use community-based prevention marketing (CBPM) to adapt, implement, evaluate, and

disseminate evidence-based approaches to strengthen state and local health departments’ and

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community coalitions’ capacity for sustained colorectal cancer prevention and health promotion.

The FPRC core research will focus on colorectal cancer screening.

Role: Co-Investigator/Co-PI of the research core

2013-2016 NCE 4BB09

Bankhead-Coley Cancer Research Program $399,986

PI: Clement K. Gwede

Latinos CARES (Colorectal Cancer Awareness, Research and Screening) Project

Goal: To culturally adapt (transcreate) a colorectal cancer screening intervention into Spanish,

and to conduct a pilot randomized controlled trial (RCT) of the produced intervention for

feasibility and impact among medically underserved Latino patients attending federally qualified

health centers/clinics.

Role: Co-Investigator, Qualitative lead

2012-2017 1R25DA031103-01A1

National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) $1,712,994

PI: Julie Baldwin

Institute for Translational Research Education (ITRE) in Adolescent Drug Abuse

Goal: To develop, cultivate and disseminate an innovative model of research education that

addresses best practices for translational research in the field of child and adolescent behavioral

health, as it relates to substance abuse and co-occurring disorders.

Role: Academic Mentor

2012-2016 NCE RSG-12-087-01-CPPB

American Cancer Society $964,031

PI: Paul Jacobsen

Stress Management Training for Latinas Receiving Chemotherapy

Goal: To evaluate the efficacy of “Cómo tratar el estrés” durante la quimioterapia in a randomized

controlled trial involving Spanish-speaking Latina women who are about to begin chemotherapy

for cancer.

Role: Co-Investigator

Acive/ Onging Unfunded Research

2015-2016


Cancer Mortality Among Hispanic Subgroups in the United States from 2000-2013

Goal: To examine cancer mortality differentials among Latino subgroups in the United States and

compare mortality rates of Hispanic subgroups to non-Hispanic Whites.

Role: PI

Completed Funded Research

2012-2015 1R03CA168403-01

National Cancer Institute $149,000


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Cultural Adaptation of a Supportive Care Needs Measure for Latino Cancer Survivors

Goal: To use an exploratory sequential mixed method study design, which employed a series of

iterative and group consensus-building approaches, to translate and culturally adapt the previously

validated CaSUN measure into Spanish, for Latino male cancer survivors.

Role: PI

2012-2013 Unnumbered

USF New Researcher Grant Internal Award $19,547


Exploring the Cultural Beliefs about Type 2 Diabetes Management and Financial Barriers

to Diabetes Care Among Latino Farm workers

Goal: To set the stage for a series of studies that will be designed to expand on our knowledge of

how culture affects self-management of diabetes among Latinos, the fastest growing minority

group in the United States, focusing on farmworkers who carry a disproportionate burden of

disease and encounter numerous challenges in accessing health care.

Role: PI

2010-2015 R01MH087232

National Institute of Mental Health $1,633,838 TDC

PI: Celia Lescano

Project Latino Style (A Randomized Controlled Trial of Family-Based HIV Prevention for

Latino Youth)

Goal: To examine the efficacy of a family-based, culturally sensitive HIV prevention program for

Latino youth and parents compared to a family-based general health promotion program.

Role: Co-Investigator/Quality Assurance Supervisor


College of Behavioral and Community Sciences Internal Grant $7,500 direct


Taking Control of Your Health: A Family Centered Approach to Chronic Disease Self

Management

Goal: The proposed pilot study builds on a CDC funded study. This project incorporates a new

element, a focus on the family and the use of a patient-family member dyad. Support for this

proposal will provide the unique opportunity to augment Tomando by allowing a cost effective

mechanism for refining the current model and expand on our knowledge of family centered

approaches to CDSMP.

Role: PI


Center for Equal Health Career Catalyst Award Internal Grant $10,000 direc


Psychosocial Needs of Latino Prostate Cancer Survivors: A Pilot Study

Goal: To gain a better understanding of the survivorship experience of Latino prostate cancer

survivors and identify salient psychosocial health needs of Latino prostate survivors and their

spouses.

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Role: PI

2008-2012 NCE R18MN000004

CDC $427,229

PIs: Junius Gonzales and Jaime Corvin

Chronic Illness & Minor Depression: Community and CDSMP

Goal: To identify key stakeholder perspectives on multidimensional barriers and facilitators to the

adoption of CDSMP into community settings, employ mixed methods to adapt CDSMP to best

address those priority needs, and test the feasibility of implementing the adapted CDSMP using a

lagged intervention design with outcome measurements over months to estimate intervention

parameters in preparation for a future large scale cross-county implementation study.

Role: Co-Investigator/Community Team Leader

2011-2012

Veterans Reintegration Grant-USF Internal Award $40,000 direct

PIs: Lawrence Braue and Karen Besterman-Dahan

Elements of a Veteran Friendly Campus: Perceptions by Student Veterans, Faculty and

Staff

Goal: To clarifying the elements of a ‘Vet friendly’ campus uses a cross-sectional, convergent

mixed method approach which includes surveys and in-depth interviews. This is a 1 year pilot

study.

Role: Co-investigator, Qualitaive lead

2009-2011 3U01CA114627-05S2

ARRA Administrative Supplement, NCI $332,245

PI: Cathy Meade

Patient Navigators for the Cancer Care Continuum

Goal: To add a patient navigation component within Catholic Mobile Medical Services to fill the

gaps in cervical cancer outreach to primarily a Hispanic population as identified by the TBCCN

community partner needs assessment.

Role:Qualitative Methods Consultant


College of Behavioral and Community Sciences Internal Grant $7,500 direct


Exploring Cultural Models of Depression among Latino Immigrants: A Cross-Cultural

Approach to the Study of Depression

Goal: To explore cultural models of depression among foreign-born Mexican, foreign-born

Cuban, island-born Puerto Rican, and foreign-born Colombian Latinos residing in West Central

Florida and to examine perceptions of mental health care services. The information gained will be

used to inform the adaptation of evidence-based mental health interventions for Latinos.

Role: PI


USF Collaborative on Children, Families and Communities $12,500 direct

PI: Heide Castaneda

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Oral Health Literacy and Access to Dental Care for Migrant Families in the Greater Tampa

Bay Region

Goal: To offere a qualitative, ethnographic look at oral health issues in Latino migrant families

and contributed to a preliminary needs assessment.

Role: Co-PI

2008-2010 1R03 CA138123-01

NCI $104,000 direct

PI: John Luque

Cervical Cancer Beliefs in Ethnic Subgroups of Latina Immigrants Goal: To conduct a cross-cultural examination of Hispanic beliefs toward cervical cancer and

HPV in order to develop curriculum modules designed to be used by a promotora de salud (lay

health adviser) intervention program.


2005-2010 U01 CA11462702

NCI $343,000 direct

PI: Cathy D. Meade

Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network: A Model for Reducing Health Disparities

Goal: To create a solid, robust and sustainable core organizational network infrastructure through

collaborations, partnerships and community-capacity building activities.

Role: Co-Investigator/Co-Evaluator

2006-2009 R21 CA106775

NCI $142,500direct/year

PI: Cathy Meade

Project REACH: Relevant Education and Communications for Hispanics

Goal: To develop a relevant questionnaire for assessing cancer information needs among Puerto

Ricans residing in Hillsborough County, Florida and San Juan, Puerto Rico. This was a two-year

exploratory project along with University of Puerto Rico

Role: Co-Investigator/Project Coordinator

2006-2009 POP0601312

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation $182,421

PI: Cathy Meade

Stress Management Tool Kit for Latinas Coping with Chemotherapy

Goal: To adapt and evaluate a patient self-administered stress-management training intervention

for Hispanic/Latina breast cancer patients.

Role: Co-Investigator/Project Coordinator

2005-2006 Community Grant

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Suncoast Affiliate $20,000

PI: Dinorah Martinez

Campamento Alegria

Goal: To empower Latina cancer survivors and offer them a positive and memorable experience

through a variety of culturally and linguistically relevant educational and social activities.

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Role: PI

2001-2005 R25 CA90654 NIH, NCI $245,200

PI: Cathy D. Meade

Cancer, Culture and Literacy Institute

Goal: To create a series of experiential and educational enhancement activities that examine the

nexus of culture and literacy as they relate to effective cancer communications.

Role: Project Coordinator/Co-Evaluator

2001-2005 P20 CA91352

NIH, NCI $125,000

PI: Jack Pledger

Moffitt Cancer Center-Puerto Rico Cancer Partnership

Goal: To develop a partnership between the H. Moffitt Cancer Center and the Puerto Rico Cancer

Center to enhance translational research, cancer education and outreach programs and training

efforts. Sub Project: Education and Outreach.



Allegheny Franciscan Foundation, Children’s Board $86,000

and the USF Areas Health Education Center.

PIs: David Himmelgreen and David Stordahl

Project New Life, Good Health

Goal: To provide nutrition education seminars and a church-based farmer’s market that offered

low cost fruits and vegetables and served as a venue for nutrition education, social service

providers, social services and some health screenings.

Role:Project Coordinator/Community Liaison

2000 Unnumbered

Children’s Board of Hillsborough County $20,000

PI: David Himmelgreen

Project PAN (Promoting Adequate Nutrition)

Goal: To develop a culturally tailored nutrition education program that offered interactive

seminars for promoting health and disease prevention through healthy eating to low-income

Hispanic families. As part of PAN, we provided information about local health and social

services, food assistance, as well as referrals.

Role: Project Coordinator/Community Liaison

2000 Unnumbered

ISLAC USF Internal Award $600

PI: David Himmelgreen and Dina Martinez Tyson

Acculturation and Life Style Changes as Factors in Obesity Among Latino Adults

Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program, University of South Florida

Role: Co-PI


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University of South Florida Collaborative for Children, Families and $10,000

Communities

PI: David Himmelgreen

Acculturation and Nutrition Needs Assessment of Tampa, FL

Goal: To conduct a needs assessment on the nutritional situation of low-income Latino Children

(1-12 years) and their families residing in and around Tampa.

Role: Assistant Project Coordinator

1999 Unnumbered

Norther Arizona University Internal Award $10,000

PI: Ellen Grabereck

Cultural Factors of Dental Disease in Young Children. Flagstaff, Arizona

Goal: To help dental professionals gain a greater understanding of parent’s and caregiver’s

perception of dental health, dental disease and prevention. Report presented to the office of Oral

Health in the Arizona Department of Health Services.

Role: Co-PI/Ethnographer

1995-1998 RO1 #DA09965

NIDA $964,973

PI: Robert Trotter II

Flagstaff Multicultural AIDS Prevention Project, Flagstaff, AZ

Small Town IDU Networks and HIV: Transmission Dynamics

Role: Research Assistant/Ethnographer/Health Educator

OTHER COLLABORATIONS AND RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

1998-2012 P30CA76292

NIH, NCI $71,600

PI: William S. Dalton

Project LINK: (Leaders in New Knowledge)

Goal: To establish cancer research experiences in basic, biomedical, clinical and population

sciences for promising high school and undergraduate students representing underserved

(minority and underrepresented) populations.

Role: Mentor/Student Supervisor

2005-2010 1U01 CA117281-01

NIH/NCI $428,000direct/year

PI: Richard Roetzheim

Patient Navigation Program

Goal: To develop a culturally appropriate patient navigation program and through a group-

randomized design to evaluate the effectiveness of the program in terms of timeliness to

diagnosis, appropriateness of care, satisfaction quality of life and cost effectiveness.

Role: Qualitative lead

Completed Unfunded Research

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Moffitt Cancer Center, Department of Cancer Education


Retrospective Chart Review Study: Cervical Cancer Screening Among Rural Latinas

Role: PI/Project Coordinator


Hispanic Perceptions of Research, Moffitt Cancer Center

Department of Cancer Education


1998 Unnumbered

PI: Robert Trotter

World Health Organization, Mental Health Division, Revision of ICIDH (International

Classification of Impairments, Disabilities and Handicaps).

Collaborating Center for Research and Training in Mental Health. Santander, Spain. Ethnographic

data collection and analysis training.

Role: Technical Advisor

Unfunded Research Proposals

2015-2017 1 R21 CA194519-01A1

NIH NCI 275,000

MPI: Dinroah Martinez Tyson/ Joanne Sandberg

Women at work: Multi-ethnic comparison of cancer survivors with low-status jobs

Goal: To examine work-related experiences and qualiatity of life following the diagnosis and

treatment of cancer among Latina, African American, & European American women who were

employed at the time of diagnosis. The project builds on the tenets of community-based

participatory research and stems from a strong partnership between research team members and

two community-based organizations.

Role: PI

Impact Score: 27, 11th percentile.

2014-2016 1 R21 CA194519-01A1

NIH NCI 275,000

MPI: Dinroah Martinez Tyson/ Joanne Sandberg

Women at work: Multi-ethnic comparison of cancer survivors with low-status jobs

Goal: To examine work-related experiences and qualiatity of life following the diagnosis and

treatment of cancer among Latina, African American, & European American women who were

employed at the time of diagnosis. The project builds on the tenets of community-based

participatory research and stems from a strong partnership between research team members and

two community-based organizations.

Role: PI

Impact Score: 32, 25th percentile.

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HONORS AND AWARDS

2013 Society for Applied Anthropology, Fellow, National Institutes of Health Health

Disparities Loan Repayment Program Award, 2012-2014

2010 Hispanic Pathways Award, University of South Florida

2007 Michael V. Angrosino Research Achievement Award in the area of Applied

Anthropology, University of South Florida, Department of Anthropology ($500)

2007 Linda M. Whiteford Research Achievement Award in the areas of Health and

Medical Anthropology, University of South Florida, Department of Anthropology

($250)

2007 Hispanic Heritage Award, University of South Florida

2007 Institute for the Study of Latin America and the Caribbean Research Award,

University of South Florida ($650)

2005 Volunteer of the Year Award, Latinas Unidas por Un Nuevo Amanecer, LUNA

2003 Student Honorary Award for Research and Practice, University of South Florida,

College of Public Health ($500)

2002 Student Honorary Award for Research and Practice, University of South Florida,

College of Public Health ($500)

2001-2002 Latino Graduate Fellowship, University of South Florida ($7,000)


2000-2001 Hispanic Scholarship Fund Award, Hispanic Scholarship Fund ($2,000)


1999-2000 Tuition Waiver and Stipend Scholarship (Research Assistantship), University of

South Florida

1999-2000 Latin American and Caribbean Studies Research Grant, University of South

Florida ($500)

1998 Graduated MA with Distinction

1997-1998 Tuition Waiver and Stipend Scholarship (Graduate Assistantship), Northern

Arizona University

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1997-1998 Student Travel Award (juried grant travel to professional meetings), Northern

Arizona University

1996-1997 Tuition Waiver and Stipend Scholarship (Graduate Assistantship), Northern

Arizona University

TRAINING AWARDS/ FELLOWSHIPS

2015-2016 College of Public Health Faculty Professional Development.

2010-2013 Community Based Participatory Research Trainee. Tampa Bay Community

Cancer Network (1 U54 CA153509-01 Meade/ Gwede, Co-PIs)

2009-2010 Research Training Program. USF/Moffitt Transdisciplinary Center to Address

Cancer Health Disparities NIH-NIMHD Center of Excellence (P20MD003375

Roetzheim/Green Co-PIs)

PUBLICATIONS

Peer Review: Published/In Press

* Denotes publication with students.

Alfonso, M. L., Corvin, J., Aguado Loi, C. X., Chan, I., Martinez Tyson, D., Callejas, L. M.,

Serrano, M., Panzano, P., & Gonzales, J. (2016). Latinos’ views of co-morbid chronic

disease and minor depression. Journal of Behavioral Health, 5(1), 1-6. doi:

10.5455/jbh.20151014051233.*

Martinez Tyson, D., Vazquez-Otero, C., Medina-Ramirez, P., Arriola, N., McMillan, S., &

Gwede, C. (In Press, 2015). Understanding the supportive care needs of Hispanic men

cancer survivors. Ethnicity and Health.*

Siegel, R. L., Fedewa, S. A., Miller, K. D., Goding-Sauer, A., Pinheiro, P. S., Martinez-Tyson,

D., & Jemal, A. (2015), Cancer statistics for Hispanics/Latinos, 2015. CA: A Cancer

Journal for Clinicians, 65 (6), 457-480. doi: 10.3322/caac.21314

Biroscak, B. J., Khaliq, M., Truong, S., McDermott, R. J., Lindenberger, J., Schneider, T., Mayer,

A., Panzera, A., Courtney, A., Martinez Tyson, D., Aguado Loi, C. X., & Bryant, C. A.

(2015). Social marketing and policy making tools for community-based policy advocacy.

Social Marketing Quarterly, 21(4), 249-259. doi: 10.1177/1524500415609880*

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Martinez Tyson, D., Arriola, N. B., & Corvin, J. (2015). Perceptions of depression and access to

mental health care among Latino immigrants: Looking beyond one size fits all. Qualitative

Health Research. Advance online publication. doi: 1049732315588499*

Martinez Tyson, D., Jacobsen, P., & Meade, C, D. (2015). Understanding the stress management

needs and preferences of Latinas undergoing chemotherapy. Journal of Cancer Education,

1-7. Advance online publication. doi: 10.1007/s13187-015-0844-x

Flores, A. M., Nelson, J., Martinez Tyson, D., Stephenson, R., & Tucker, K. L. (2015). Physical

and functional side effects and physical therapy utilization among cancer survivors of

Puerto Rican descent. Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship. 6(3), 46-55.

Aguado Loi, C. X., Baldwin, J. A., McDermott, R. J., McMillan, S., Martinez Tyson, D.,

Yampolskaya, S., & VandeWeerd, C. (2013). Risk factors associated with increased

depressive symptoms among Latinas diagnosed with breast cancer within 5 years of

survivorship. Psycho-Oncology, 22(12), 2779-2788.*

Carrion, I. V., Nedjat-Haiem, F. R., Martinez Tyson, D., & Castaneda, H. (2013). Advance care

planning among Colombian, Mexican, and Puerto Rican women with a cancer diagnosis.

Supportive Care in Cancer, 21 (5), 1233-1239. doi: 10.1007/s00520-012-1652-z

Luque, J., Castaneda, H., Martinez Tyson, D., Vargas, N., & Meade, C. D. (2012). Formative

research on HPV vaccine acceptability among Latina farmworkers. Society for Public

Health Education, 13 (5), 617-625. doi: 10.1177/1524839911414413

Wells, K. J., Quinn, G. P., Meade, C. D., Fletcher, M., Martinez Tyson, D., Jim, H. & Jacobsen,

P. (2012). Development of a cancer clinical trials multi-media intervention: Clinical trials:

Are they right for you? Patient Education and Counseling, 88(2), 232-240.

doi:10.1016/j.pec.2012.03.011

Wells, K. J., Rivera, M. I., Proctor, S. S., Arroyo, G., Bynum, S. A., Quinn, G. P., Luque, J. S.,

Rivera, M., Martinez Tyson, D., & Meade, C. D. (2012). Creating a patient navigation

model to address cervical cancer disparities in a rural Hispanic farmworker community.

Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. 23 (4): 1712–8. doi:

10.1353/hpu.2012.0159

Luque, J., Martinez Tyson, D., Bynum, D., Noel-Thomas, S., Wells, K., Vadaparampil, S.,

Gwede, C. K., & Meade, C. D. (2011). Applying social network analysis to understand

changes in a cancer disparities community network partnership. Annals of Anthropology

Practice. doi:10.1111/j.2153-9588.2011.01085.x

Martinez Tyson, D., Porter M., Castaneda, H., Carrion, I., & Quiroz, M. (2011). More similar

than different? Exploring cultural models of depression among Latino immigrants in

Florida. Depression Research and Treatment, 2011. doi:10.1155/2011/564396*

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Becker, M., Martinez Tyson, D., & Di Gennaro, J. (2011). Do Latino and Non-Latino White

Medicaid-enrolled adults differ in utilization of evidence-based treatment for major

depressive disorder? Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 13 (6), 1048-1054. doi:

10.1007/s10903-011-9508-z

Carrion, I., Castañeda, H., Martinez Tyson, D., & Kline, N. (2011). Barriers impeding access to

primary oral health care among farmworker families in Central Florida. Social Work in

Health Care, 50 (10), 828-844. doi: 10.1080/00981389.2011.594491*

Meade, C. D., Menard, J. M., Luque, J. S., Martinez-Tyson, D., & Gwede, C. K. (2011).

Creating community-academic partnerships for cancer disparities research and health

promotion. Health Promotion Practice.12 (3), 456-462. doi: 10.1177/1524839909341035

Luque, J. S., Martinez Tyson, D., Markossian, T., Lee, J. H., Turner, R., Proctor, S., Menard, J.,

& Meade, C. D. (2011). Increasing cervical cancer screening in a Hispanic migrant

farmworker community through faith-based clinical outreach. Journal of Lower Genital

Tract Disease,15 (3), 200-204. doi: 10.1097/LGT.0b013e318206004a

Castañeda, H., Carrion, I. V., Kline, N., & Martinez Tyson, D. (2010). False hope: Effects of

social class and health policy on oral health inequalities for migrant farmworker families.

Social Science & Medicine, 71(11), 2028-2037. doi: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2010.09.024*

Dupree, L., Herrera, J., Martinez-Tyson, D., Jang, Y., & King-Kallimanis, B. (2010). Age group

differences in mental health care preferences and barriers among Latinos: Implications for

research and practice. Best Practices in Mental Health: An International Journal, 6(1), 47-

59.

Gwede, C. K., Menard, J. M., Martinez-Tyson, D., Lee, J.-H., Vadaparampil, S. T., Padhya, T.

A., & Meade, C. D. (2010). Strategies for assessing community challenges and strengths

for cancer disparities participatory research and outreach. Health Promotion Practice,

11(6), 876-887). doi: 10.1177/1524839909335803

Gwede, C. K., Ward, B. G., Luque, J. S., Vadaparampil, S. T., Rivers, D., Martinez-Tyson, D.,

Noel-Thomas, S., et al. (2010). Application of Geographic Information Systems and asset

mapping to facilitate identification of colorectal cancer screening resources. Online

Journal of Public Health Informatics, 2(1). Available from

http://ojphi.org/htbin/cgiwrap/bin/ojs/index.php/ojphi/article/view/2893/2498

Luque, J. S., Castañeda, H., Martinez-Tyson, D., Vargas, N., Proctor, S., & Meade, C. D. (2010).

HPV awareness among Latina immigrants and Anglo-American women in the southern

United States: Cultural models of cervical cancer risk factors and beliefs. NAPA Bulletin,

34(1), 84-104. doi: 10.1111/j.1556-4797.2010.01053.x

Luque, J., Martinez Tyson, D., Lee, J. H., Gwede, C. K., Vadaparampil, S., Noel-Thomas, S., &

Meade, C. D. (2010). Using social network analysis to evaluate community capacity

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building of a regional community cancer network. Journal of Community Psychology,

38(5), 656-668. doi: 10.1002/jcop.20386

Jang, Y., Chiriboga, D. A., Herrera, J. R., Martinez-Tyson, D., & Schonfeld, L. (2009). Attitudes

toward mental health services in Hispanic older adults: The role of misconceptions and

personal beliefs. Community Mental Health Journal. Advance online publication. doi:

10.1007/s10597-009-9274-8

Martinez-Tyson, D., Pathak, E. B., Soler-Vila, H., & Flores, A. M. (2009). Looking under the

Hispanic umbrella: Cancer mortality among Cubans, Mexicans, Puerto Ricans and other

Hispanics in Florida. Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 11(4), 249-257. doi:

10.1007/s10903-008-9152-4

Martinez, D., Aguado Loi, C. X., Martinez, M. M., Flores, A. E., & Meade, C. D. (2008).

Development of a cancer camp for adult Spanish-speaking survivors: Lessons learned

from camp Alegria. Journal of Cancer Education, 23(1), 4-9. doi:

10.1080/08858190701818234

Himmelgreen, D., Daza, N. R., Cooper, E., & Martinez, D. (2007). "I don't make the soups

anymore": Pre- to post-migration dietary and lifestyle changes among Latinos living in

West-Central Florida. Ecology of Food and Nutrition, 46(5&6), 427-444. doi:

10.1080/03670240701486719

Meade, C. D., Menard, J., Martinez, D., & Calvo, A. (2007). Impacting health disparities through

community outreach: Utilizing the CLEAN look (Culture, Literacy, Education,

Assessment, and Networking). Cancer Control: Journal of the Moffitt Cancer Center,

14(1), 70-77.

Meade, C. D., Martinez, D., Schullo, S., & McMillan, S. (2006). Distance learning for

communicating cancer, culture, and literacy: A model for cancer control advancement.

Journal of Cancer Education, 21(2), 63-70. doi: 10.1207/s15430154jce2102_5

Meade, C. D., & Martinez, D. (2006). Introducing a new cancer control department. Cancer

Control: Journal of the Moffitt Cancer Center, 13(3), 224.

Martinez, D., & Turner, R. (2005). Resources relating to cancer, culture and literacy. Cancer

Control: Journal of the Moffitt Cancer Center, 12, November Supplement.

Himmelgreen, D. A., Pérez-Escamilla, R., Martinez, D., Bretnall, A., Eells, B., Peng, Y., &

Bermúdez, A. (2004). The longer you stay, the bigger you get: Length of time and

language use in the U.S. are associated with obesity in Puerto Rican women. American

Journal of Physical Anthropology, 125(1), 90-96. doi: 10.1002/ajpa.10367

Meade, C. D., Martinez, D., Baer, R., S., M., & Schullo, S. (2003). Cancer, Culture and Literacy

Institute: Building a cadre of scholars through education, collaboration and mentoring.

Cancer Control: Journal of the Moffitt Cancer Center, 18(3).

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Baldwin, J. A., Trotter, R. T., II, Martinez, D., Stevens, S. J., John, D., & Brems, C. (1999).

HIV/AIDS risks among Native American drug users: Key findings from focus group

interviews and implications for intervention strategies. AIDS Education and Prevention,

11(4), 279-292.

Martinez, D. (1999). The anthropological difference: Dental health promotion in the Dominican

Republic. Practicing Anthropology, 21(3), 25-29.

Reports

Himmelgreen, D. A., & Martinez, D. (2001). Programmatic Report: Project PAN (Promoting

Adequate Nutrition). Children’s Board of Hillsborough County, Tampa, FL.

Book Chapters

Flores, A. E., Aguado Loi, C. X., San Miguel, G. I., & Martinez Tyson, D. (2010). Listening

with the heart to “unspoken” needs: Latina perspectives on coping and living with cancer.

In C. A. Marshall (Ed.), Surviving Cancer as a Family and Helping Co-Survivors Thrive

(pp. 87-106). Santa Barbara, CA: Praeger.

Under Review

Martinez Tyson, D., Arriola, N. B., Smith, C. S., & Medina-Ramirez, P. (Under Review).

Diabetes self-management practices and barriers in a Mexican farmworker community in

rural Florida. Journal of Immigrant And Minority Health.*

Martinez Tyson, D., Medina-Ramirez, P., Arriola, N., Vazquez-Otero, C., Gwede, C. K., &

McMillan, S. (Under Review). The use of mixed methods and community-engaged

approaches to translate and culturally adapt a supportive care needs measure for Hispanic

cancer survivors. Journal of Mixed Methods Research.*

Aguado Loi, C., Martinez Tyson, D., Guevara, P., Anderson, K., Baldwin, J., & McDermott, R.

J. (In Preparation). Perceptions among Latina breast cancer survivors of risk factors for

depression: an ecological model perspective. Health Psychology.*

Corvin, J., Aguado Loi, C. X, Alfonso, M., Martinez Tyson, D., & Gonzales, J. (Under Review).

Transcreating a chronic disease self management program to address chronic disease and

depression among Latinos. The Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research.

In Preparation

Martinez Tyson, D., Medina-Ramirez, P., Arriola, N., Vazquez-Otero, C. K., Gwede, C. K., &

McMillan, S. (In Preparation). Psychometric analysis of culturally adapted measure to

assess the supportive care needs of Hispanc cancer survivors. Will submit to Journal Of

Cancer Survivorship.*

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Martinez Tyson, D., Medina Ramirez, P., Nash, M., and Aguado Loi, C., Siegel, R. L., & Flores,

A.M. (In Preparation). Cancer mortality differentials across Hispanic subgroups in the

United States. Will submit to Cancer Epidemiology and Biomarkers.*

Medina-Ramirez, P., Adegoke, K., Aguado Loi, C. X., & Martinez Tyson, D. (In Preparation).

Risk factors associated with depression among Hispanic men cancer survivors in West

Central Florida. Will submit to Psycho-Oncology.*

Martinez Tyson, D., Walsh-Felz, A., Medina-Ramirez, P., Vazquez Otero, C., Avendano, M,

Gwede, C. K. (In Preparation). Echar Pa’lante: Coping strategies for dealing with cancer

among Latino men. Will submit to Psycho-Oncology.*

Aguado Loi, C., Martinez Tyson, D., Guevara, P., Baldwin, J., & McDermott, R. J. (In

Preparation). Perceptions among Latina breast cancer survivors of risk factors for

depression: an ecological model perspective. Will submit to Journal of Cancer

Survivorship.*

Meade, C. D., & Martinez Tyson, D., Jacobsen, P. (In Preparation). Adapting an evidence-based

educational intervention for Latinas undergoing chemotherapy. Will submit to Journal of

Cancer Education.

Aguado Loi, C., Martinez Tyson, D., Gwede, C. K., & Meade, C. D. (In Preparation). Easy and

simple: Latino perceptions of the FIT test. Will submit to Preventive Medicine.

Martinez Tyson, D., Wells, K., Aguado Loi, C. X., Flores, A. E., San Miguel, G. I., & Meade, C.

D. (In Preparation). Using a community based participatory research approach to develop

and evaluate an oncology camp for Latina cancer survivors. Will submit to Community

Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action.

Aguado Loi, C. X., Alfonso, M., Chan, I., Martinez, Tyson, D., Corvin, J. (In Preparation).

Application of mixed methods design in community-engaged research: Lessons learned

from an evidence-based intervention for Latinos with chronic illness and minor

depression. Journal of Mixed Methods Research.*

SCIENTIFIC PRESENTATIONS

Martinez Tyson, D., Medina-Ramirez, P., Arriola, N., & Vazquez-Otero, C. Cultural adaptation

of a supportive care needs measure for Spanish-speaking Latino cancer survivors. Oral

presention given at the American Public Health Association (APHA)143rd Annual Meeting

and Expostion. Chicago, IL. October 31-November 2, 2015

Medina-Ramirez, P., Vazquez Otero, C., Arriola, N., Aguado Loi, C., & Martinez Tyson, D.

Echar pa’lante: Coping strategies for dealing with cancer among Latino men. Oral

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presention given at the American Public Health Association (APHA) 143rd Annual

Meeting and Exposition. Chicago, IL. October 31-November 2, 2015

Medina-Ramirez, P., Arriola, N., Smith,C. S, & Martinez Tyson, D. (November, 2015) Use of

Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) for Type 2 Diabetes management in a

Florida farmworking community. Oral presention given at the American Public Health

Association (APHA) 143rd Annual Meeting and Exposition. Chicago, IL. October 31-

November 2, 2015

Chavarria, E., Gutierrez, L., Klasko, L., Aguado Loi, C. X., Martinez Tyson, D., Lopez, D., Lin,

H., Sanchez, J., Davis, S., Meade, C. D., & Gwede, C.K. Learner verification to increase

salience of a photonovella booklet and DVD intervention for colorectal cancer screening

among Latinos in federally qualified health clinics. Poster presented at the 7th Annual

Health Literacy Research Conference. Bethesda, MD. November 2-3, 2015

Lee, M., Lechner, S., Gonzalez, B., Antoni, M., Rodriguez, Y., Meade, C. D., Martinez Tyson

D., … & Jacobsen, P. Psychological symptoms over time in Spanish-speaking Latina

cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Poster presented at the Society of Behavioral

Medicine (SBM) 36th Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions. San Antonio, TX. April

22-25, 2015

Gonzalez, B. D., Lechner, S. C., Jim, H. S. L., Meade, C. D., Martinez Tyson, D., Antoni, M. H.,

Rodriguez, Y., Vinard, A. S., Krause, M., Ismail-Khan, R. R., Apte, S. M., & Jacobsen, P.

B. A culturally relevant stress management intervention for Latinas starting chemotherapy

for cancer. In Culturally competent interventions across the cancer continuum. Presented

at the Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) 36th Annual Meeting and Scientific

Sessions. San Antonio, TX. April 22-25, 2015

Martinez Tyson, D., Medina-Ramirez, P., Brickhouse Arriola, N., & Vazquez Otero, C.

Combining emic and etic perspectives to adapt a supportive care needs measure for Latino

cancer survivors. Oral presentation given at the Department of Community and Family

Health Research Seminar. Tampa, FL. September 5, 2014

Martinez Tyson, D., Medina-Ramirez, P., Brickhouse Arriola, N., & Vazquez Otero, C. “Estas

preguntas son vitales:” Combining emic and etic perspectives to adapt a supportive care

needs measure for Latino cancer survivors. Oral presentation given at the Society for

Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 74th Annual Meeting. Alburqurque, NM. March 18-22,

2014

Martinez Tyson, D., Medina-Ramirez, P., Brickhouse Arriola, N., Vazquez Otero, C., & Aguado

Loi, C. The Spanish translation and adaptation of a supportive care needs measure for

latino cancer survivors. Poster presented at the 7th Biennial Cancer Survivorship Research

Conference. Atlanta, GA. June 18-20, 2014

Brickhouse Arriola, N., Medina-Ramirez, P., Smith, C., & Martinez Tyson, D. “Hay que echarle

ganas y controlar a como dé lugar”: Type 2 diabetes in a Mexican farmworker


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community. Poster presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 74th Annual

Meeting. Alburqurque, NM. March 18-22, 2014

Medina-Ramirez, P., Brickhouse Arriola, N., Smith,C., & Martinez Tyson, D. Exploring type 2

diabetes management beliefs and practices in a Mexican farmworker community. Poster

presented at the 24th Annual USF Health Research Day. Tampa, FL. February 21, 2014.

Martinez Tyson, D., Aguado Loi, C., Medina Ramirez, P., & Vasquez Otero, C., “What about

us?” understanding the supportive care needs of Latino male cancer survivors. Poster

presented a the American Psychosocial Oncology Society (APOS) 11th Annual

Conference. Tampa, FL. February 13-15, 2014

Martinez Tyson, D., Arango, J., Medina Ramirez, P., & Aguado Loi, C. Understanding the

psychosocial needs of latino prostate cancer survivors. Poster presented at the 2nd Annual

Prostate Cancer Research Symposium. Orlando, FL. March 22-23, 2012

Martinez Tyson, D., Listen, learn, act: Engaging Latino cancer survivors through culturally

relevant support, education, and research. Oral presentation given at the 8th Biennial

Cancer, Culture & Literacy Conference. Clearwater Beach, FL. May 17-19, 2012

Martinez Tyson, D. Community-based participatory research: Practical and methodological

considerations for children’s mental health. Workshop conducted at the annual meeting of

the Children’s Mental Health Research & Policy Conference. Tampa, FL. March 3-6,

2012

Martinez Tyson, D., Porter, M., and Quiroz, M., Looking beyond one size fits all: Exploring

intracultural variation in perceptions of depression among Latino immigrants. Paper

presentation at the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 74th Annual Meeting.

Seattle, WA. March 29-April 2, 2011

Luque, J., Martinez Tyson, D., Bynum, S., Noel-Thomas, S., Gwede, C. K., & Meade, C. D.

Social network analysis outcomes for a cancer disparities community network partnership.

Poster presented at 31st annual conference of the International Network for Social Network

Analysis (INSNA). St. Petersburg, FL. February 8-13, 2011

Wells, K.J., Proctor, S.K., Rivera, M., Arroyo, G., Quinn, G. P., Bynum, S., Rivera, M.,

Martinez-Tyson, D., & Meade, C.D. Community-based approach to developing a

cervical cancer patient navigator program: A pilot. Poster presented at the 3rd AACR

Conference on the Science of Cancer Health Disparities in Racial/Ethnic Minorities and

the Medically Underserved. Miami, FL. September 30-October 3, 2010

Martinez Tyson, D., Porter M., & Quiroz, M., A Cross-cultural approach to the study of

depression: Exploring cultural models of depression among Latino immigrants. Poster

presented at the Critical Research Issues in Latino Mental Health Conference. New

Brunswick, NJ. June 10-12, 2010

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Luque, J., Castañeda, H., Martinez-Tyson, D., Vargas, N., Proctor, S., Hathaway, E., Mason, M.,

& Meade, C. D. Formative research for developing spanish-language lay health advisor

curriculum. Poster presented at the 7th Biennial Cancer, Culture & Literacy Conference.

Clearwater Beach, FL. May 20-22, 2010

Wells, K., Proctor, S., Arroyo, G., Quinn, G., Luque, J., Rivera, M., Martinez Tyson, D.,

Roetzheim, R., Meade, C. D., Rodriguez Calacano, E., & Rivera, M. creating synergy

among cancer health disparities reduction programs: Development of the Tampa Bay

Community Cancer Network Cervical Cancer Patient Navigator Project. Poster presented

at the 7th Biennial Cancer, Culture & Literacy Conference. Clearwater Beach, FL. May

20-22, 2010

Wells, K.J., Proctor, S.K., Rivera, M., Arroyo, G., Quinn, G.P., Luque, J.S., Calcano, E.R.,

Rivera, M., Martinez Tyson, D., Roetzheim, R.G., & Meade, C.D. Creating Synergy

among cancer health disparities reduction programs: Development of the Tampa Bay

Community Cancer Network Cervical Cancer Patient Navigator Program. Poster

presented at the 7th Biennial Cancer, Culture, and Literacy Conference, Clearwater, FL.

May 20-22, 2010

Martinez Tyson, D. Support Groups and Emotional Well Being. Salud Series de Charlas.

Moffitt Cancer Center Salud Educational Series. Tampa, FL. April 24, 2010

Martinez Tyson, D., Porter M., Quiroz, M., Carrion, I., & Castañeda, H. Depression and Latinos

within the immigration context: Looking beyond one size fits all. Poster presented at the

Quality of Behavioral Health Care Conference. Clearwater, FL. April 12-14, 2010

Alfonso, M.L., Martinez Tyson, D., Aguado Loi, C.X., Corvin, J., & Gonzales, J.J. Chronic

disease and minor depression: Patient and family perceptions. Oral presentation given at

the American Public Health Association (APHA) 137th Annual Meeting and Exposition.

Philadelphia, PA. November 7-11, 2009

Meade, C.D., Sanchez-Ayendez, M., Martinez Tyson, D., Velez, H., & McMillan, S.

Methodological issues in Spanish language survey. Poster presented at American

Academy of Nursing 36th Annual Meeting & Conference. Atlanta, GA. November 5-7,

2009

Martinez Tyson, D. Discussant, Anthropology Department Fall Colloquium. University of South

Florida, Tampa, FL. October 23, 2009

Luque, J., Castañeda, H., Martinez-Tyson, D., Vargas, N., Proctor, S., & Meade, C. D. HPV

knowledge among low-income Hispanic and Anglo-American women in a clinic-based

setting in West-Central Florida. Poster presented at the International Conference of the

Society for Medical Anthropology of the American Anthropological Association. New

Haven, CT. September 24-27, 2009

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Aguado Loi, C.X., Martinez Tyson, D., Alfonso, M., Corvin, J., Panzano, P., Serrano, M.,

Pinzon, M., Toyinbo, P., & Gonzales, J.J. Adapting an EBI for Latinos with minor

depression and chronic disease: Adelante con su Salud (ACSS). Poster presented at the

20th Mental Health Service Research (MHSR) Conference. Washington, DC. July 20-21,

2009

Luque, J. S., Castañeda, H., Martinez-Tyson, D., Vargas, N., Proctor, S., & Meade, C. D. HPV

awareness among Hispanic subgroups of Latina immigrants and Anglo-American women:

Cultural factors related to acceptance of the HPV vaccine. Poster presented at the

American Cancer Society’s Health Disparities Conference. Las Vegas, NV. July 28-29,

2009

Alfonso, M., Martinez Tyson, D., Aguado Loi, C.X., Corvin, J., & Gonzales, J.J. Using focus

groups to capture Latino Patient and family perceptions of chronic disease and minor

depression. Manuscript presentation at the 21st Annual Ethnographic and Qualitative

Research Conference (EQRC). Cedarville, OH. June 5-6, 2009

Nodarse-Hernandez, K., Noel-Thomas, S., Perales, R., Schiaffino, M., Martinez Tyson, D., &

Meade, C. D. Connections that work: Community-academic partnerships to address

cancer health disparities in the medically underserved. Oral presentation at Society of

Public Health Education (SOPHE) Conference: Harmonizing Health Education Practice &

Research to Advance Health Equity. New Orleans, LA. May 6-9, 2009

Jang, Y., Chiriboga, D., Herrera, J., Martinez-Tyson, D., & Schonfeld, L. Predicting negative

attitudes toward mental health services in Hispanic elders: The role of misconceptions and

stigma. Poster presented at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Southern Gerontological

Society. St. Petersburg, FL. April 16-19, 2009

Martinez Tyson, D. A delicate balance between telling and protecting: Contextualizing social

support among immigrant Latinas diagnosed with breast cancer. Poster presented at the

Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 69th Annual Meeting. Santa

Fe, NM. March 18-22, 2009

Martinez Tyson, D., Wells, K., Aguado Loi, C. l., Flores, A., San Miguel, G., & Martinez, M.

Using a community-based participatory research approach to develop and evaluate an

oncology camp for Latina cancer survivors. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the

Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 69th Annual Meeting. Santa Fe, NM. March 18-22,

2009

Castañeda, H., Kline, N., Martinez-Tyson, D., & Carrion, I. Structural factors impacting oral

health inequalities among migrant farm worker families in Central Florida. Paper

presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 69th Annual

Meeting. Santa Fe, NM. March 18-22, 2009

Luque, J, Vadaparampil, S., Simmons, V., Martinez-Tyson, D., & Meade, C. D. Community-

based participatory research training institute: Lessons and outcomes from a postdoctoral

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training program. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied

Anthropology (SfAA) 69th Annual Meeting. Santa Fe, NM. March 18-22, 2009

Luque, J., Martinez-Tyson, D., Lee, J., & Meade, C. Building community capacity around

cancer prevention and control through the Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network.

Poster presented at the International Network of Social Network Analysis. San Diego, CA.

March 6-9, 2009

Meade, C. D., Martinez Tyson, D., Martinez, J., Penedo, F., Martinez, M., & Jacobsen, P. Producing a

Spanish language self-administered stress management training toolkit for Latinas with breast

cancer: pearls, pitfalls and process. Oral presentation given at the American Association for Cancer

Education Annual Meeting. Cancer Education: Bench to Bedside to Community. Clearwater Beach,

FL. October, 2008

Meade, C. D., Martinez-Tyson, D., & Menard, J. Power of science, culture and literacy in

generating knowledge and influencing behavior: Toward a better understanding of cancer

health disparities. Plenary speaker at the Health Disparities Summit sponsored by NIH’s

Center for Reducing Cancer Health Disparities. Bethesda, MD. July 14-16, 2008

Gwede, C. K., Ward, B., Vadaparampil, S. T., Rivers, D., Martinez-Tyson, D., Noel-Thomas, S.,

Bahadur, A., & Meade, C. D. Use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and asset

mapping to illuminate cancer health disparities in the Tampa Bay Community Cancer

Network. Cancer Health Disparities Summit. Bethesda, MD. July 14-16, 2008

Martinez-Tyson, D., & Meade, C. D. Literacy, language and culture: Addressing everyday health

realities. National Town Hall Meeting to Address Approaches for Improving Health

Literacy. Tampa, FL. June 16, 2008

Martinez-Tyson, D. Engaging Latina cancer survivors through education, research and support.

Oral presentation given at the 6th Biennial Cancer, Culture and Literacy Conference,

Tampa, FL. May 15-17, 2008

Meade, C. D., Martinez-Tyson, D., Cabrera, M., Sanchez-Ayendez, M., Nazario, C., Velez, H.,

McMillan, S., & Kumar, N. Methodological issues developing a cancer communications

survey for Puerto Ricans. Oral presentation given at the 6th Biennial Cancer, Culture and

Literacy Conference. Tampa, FL. May 15-17, 2008

Vadaparampil, S. T., Luque, J., Martinez, D., Gwede, C. K., Rivera, M., Menard, J., Padhya T.,

McMillian, S., Dossett, N., Noel-Thomas, S., Baer, R., & Meade, C. D. Development and

implementation of a community-based research training institute to reduce cancer health

disparities. Presented at the Intercultural Cancer Council Biennial Symposium.

Washington, DC. April 3-6, 2008

Martinez, D., Meade, C. D., Martinez, J., Penedo, F., & Jacobsen, P. Information and stress

management needs of Latinas coping with chemotherapy for impacting health disparities:

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Breast cancer survivor perspectives and experiences. Presented at the Intercultural Cancer

Council Biennial Symposium. Washington, DC. April 3-6, 2008

Meade, C. D., & Martinez, D. Creating Clear Cancer Communications. Oral Presentation given

at the European Association for Cancer Education: Multi-disciplinary Cancer Education.

Newcastle, United Kingdom. June 13-15, 2007

Meade, C. D., Vadaparampil, S., Luque, J., Martinez, D., Gwede, C. K., Menard, J., Rivera, M.,

Chirikos, T., McMillan, S., & Baer, R. Training efforts on the Tampa Bay Community

Cancer Network (TBCCN). Oral presentation give at the European Association for Cancer

Education: Multi-disciplinary Cancer Education. Newcastle, United Kingdom. June 13-15,

2007

Martinez, D., Martinez, J., Meade, C. D., & Jacobsen, P. B. Translation is not enough:

Developing a stress management tool kit for Latinas coping with chemotherapy. Oral

presentation given at the American Cancer Society Bridging the Health Care Divide:

Research and Programs to Eliminate Cancer Disparities Conference. New Orleans, LA.

April 18-20, 2007

Gwede, C. K., Martinez, D., Menard, J., Dossett, N., & Meade, C.D. Lessons learned from

Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network's community partner participatory needs

assessment impacting cancer health disparities. Oral presentation given at the American

Cancer Society (ACS) Bridging the Health Care Divide: Research and Programs to

Eliminate Cancer Disparities Conference. New Orleans, LA. April 18-20, 2007

Luque, J., Martinez, D., Proctor, S., Lee, H., Turner, R., & Meade, C. D. Cervical cancer

screening among Hispanic migrant workers. Oral presentation given at the ACS Bridging

the Health Care Divide: Research and Programs to Eliminate Cancer Disparities

Conference. New Orleans, LA. April 18-20, 2007

Luque, J., Martinez, D., Lee, J. H., Turner, R., Procter, S., & Meade, C. D. Cervical cancer

screening among Hispanic migrant workers. Oral presentation given at the Society for

Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 69th Annual Meeting. Tampa, FL. March 27-31, 2007

Meade, C. D., Martinez, D., Schullo, S., & McMillan, S. Cancer education training model for

integrating culture and literacy in research scholarship. Oral presentation given at the

American Association for Cancer Education Annual Meeting. San Diego, CA. October,

2006

Meade, C. D, Menard, J., Vadaparampil, S., Luque, J., Martinez, D., Gwede, C. K., Rivera, M.,

Chirikos, T., McMillan, S., & Baer, R. Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network

(TBCCN): A model to reduce cancer health disparities-community partnerships in action.

Poster presented at the 5th Biennial Cancer, Culture and Literacy Conference, Clearwater.

FL. May 18-20, 2006

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Martinez, D., Martinez, M., Aguado-Loi, C., & Flores, A. Developing a culturally relevant

oncology camp for Latina cancer survivors: Lessons learned from Campamento Alegria.

Oral and poster presentation given at the 5th Biennial Cancer, Culture and Literacy

Conference. Clearwater, FL. May 18-20, 2006

Himmelgreen, D., Romero-Daza, N., & Martinez, D. Migration to the U.S. is Associated with

Changes in Diet and Physical Activity among Latinos Living in Tampa, Florida. Oral

presentation given at the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 66th Annual Meeting.

Vancouver, Canada. March 28-April 1, 2006

Sanchez-Ayendez, M., Nazario, CM., Hernadez, J., Velez, H., Meade, C. D., & Martinez, D.

Cancer communication needs and preferences of low-literacy Puerto Ricans. Poster

presented at the American Publich Health Association (APHA) 133rd Annual Meeting and

Exposition. Philadelphia, PA. November 5-9, 2005

Martinez, M., & Martinez, D. Latinas: Different culture…different needs: Creating a culturally

relevant breast cancer support group. Poster presented at the 5th Biennial Cancer, Culture

and Literacy Conference. Clearwater, FL. May 20-22, 2004

Novak, J. N., Martinez, D., Meade, C. D., & Aguado, C. Cross-cultural perceptions of research:

Is there a role for anthropologists in clinical trials? Poster presented at the Society for

Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 64th Annual Meeting. Dallas, TX. March 31-April 4, 2004

Novak, J. N., Martinez, D., & Meade, C. D. The Meaning of Research among Hispanic

community members: Implications for clinical trials. Poster Presentation. Research.

Intercultural Cancer Council and Baylor College of Medicine 9th Biennial Symposium on

Minorities, the Medically Underserved and Cancer. Washington, DC. March 24-28, 2004

Martinez, D. Cancer Mortality Differentials among Cubans, Mexicans, Puerto Ricans and other

Hispanics in Florida. Poster presented at the Intercultural Cancer Council and Baylor

College of Medicine 9th Biennial Symposium on Minorities, the Medically Underserved

and Cancer. Washington, DC. March 24-28, 2004

Meade, C. D., Martinez, D., McMillan, S., Baer, R., & Schullo, S. Fostering Research Among

Multicultural Populations Through Innovative Educational Activities. Oral Presentation.

Intercultural Cancer Council and Baylor College of Medicine 9th Biennial Symposium on

Minorities, the Medically Underserved and Cancer, Washington, DC. March 24-28, 2004

Meade, C. D., Martinez, D., Baer, R., McMillan, S., & Schullo, S. Cancer, Culture and Literacy

Institute: Creating a cadre of scholars through education, collaboration and mentoring.

Poster presented at the 37th Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer

Education. Little Rock, AR. October 30-November 2, 2003

Bretnall, A., VanWyckhouse, L., Martinez, D., & Himmelgreen, D. Project new Life Good

Health: The development and implementation of a community-based farmer’s

market/health fair. Oral presentation given at the Society for Applied Anthropology

(SfAA) 63rd Annual Meeting. Portland, OR. March 19-23, 2003

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Meade, C. D., Figueroa, N., Martinez, D., Nazario, C. M., Ayendez, M. S., & Kumar, N.

Building partnerships to enhance cancer communications for Hispanic and low-literacy

populations. Poster presentated at the 4th Biennial Cancer, Culture and Literacy

Conference. Clearwater, FL. May 16-18, 2002

Martinez, D., & Himmelgreen, D. Nutritional knowledge among Latinos: Key findings and

implications for health education interventions. Oral presentation given Society for

Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 62nd Annual Meeting. Atlanta GA. March 6-10, 2002.

Romero-Daza, N., Malliett, A.,Martinez, D. Barriers to the Use of HIV Services by Latinas in

Tampa, Florida: Provider and Consumer Perspectives. Oral presentation given at the

American Anthropological Association (AAA) 100th Annual Meeting. Washington, DC.

November, 2001

Martinez, D. & Whiteford L. Health Equity and Infectious Disease: Cuba and the Dominican

Republic. Oral presentation given at Latin American Studies Association Congress.

Washington, DC. September 6-9, 2001

Romero-Daza, N., Malliet, A., & Martinez, D. Provision of HIV services for Latina migrant farm

workers in rural Florida. Poster presentation at the Society for Applied Anthropology

(SfAA) 61st Annual Meeting. Merida, Mexico. March 28-April 1, 2001

Martinez, D., & Himmelgreen, D. Nutrition knowledge among Latinos: Key findings and

implications for health education interventions. Oral presentation given at the Society for

Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 61st Annual Meeting. Merida, Mexico. March 28-April 1,

2001

Himmelgreen, D., Pérez-Escamilla, R., Peng, Y., Martinez, D., Bretnall, A., & Eells, B. Length

of time in the US, acculturation status and overweight and obesity among Latinos in two

urban settings. Oral presentation given at the American Association of Physical

Anthropologists 70th Annual Meeting. Kansas City, MO. March 28-31, 2001

Romero-Daza, N., Malliett, A., Abislaiman, E., & Martinez, D. Working with community organizations to

assess utilization of HIV services by Hispanic women in Tampa. Paper presented at the

International Conference on the University as Citizen. Engaging universities and communities.

Tampa, FL. February 21-24, 2001

Martinez, D. Meeting of the Minds: Integration and Resolutions of Practicing Anthropology.

Roundtable discussion at the American Anthropological Association (AAA) 99th Annual

Meeting. San Francisco, CA. November 15-19, 2000

Martinez, D., & Whiteford, L. Health inequity: Infectious disease differentials in Cuba and the

Dominican Republic. Oral presentation at the American Anthropological Association

(AAA) 99th Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. November 15-19, 2000

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Whiteford, L., & Martinez, D. The Cuban health care system: The challenges of success. Oral

presentation at the Cuban Research Institute. Miami, FL. October 18-21, 2000

Martinez, D., & Moffat, A. Mobilizing history: Applied anthropology and hidden heritage in

Tampa’s Ybor City historic district. Oral presentation at the Society for Applied

Anthropology (SfAA) 60th Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA. March 21-26, 2000

Martinez, D. Rebranding anthropology: What's relevant about anthropology in the post-

millennium? Roundtable discussion at the American Anthropological Association (AAA)

98th Annual Meeting. Chicago, IL. November 17-21, 1999

Martinez, D. More common ground: A dialogue with students, practitioners, and academy.

Roundtable discussion at the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 59th Annual

Meeting. Tucson, AZ. April 21-25, 1999

Martinez, D. The relevancy of culture in dental health promotion. Oral Presentation at the

University of Florida Dental Students Annual Service to Las Matas de Farfan, Dominican

Republic. Las Matas de Farfan, Dominican Republic. May 30-June 7, 1998

Martinez, D. Pediatric dental care in the rural town of Las Matas de Farfan, Dominican Republic.

Oral presentation at the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 58th Annual Meeting.

San Juan, PR. April 21-26, 1998

Martinez, D. Surviving and thriving in graduate school. Workshop conducted at the Society for

Applied Anthropology (SfAA) 58th Annual Meeting. San Juan, PR, April 21-26, 1998

Martinez, D. Anthropology and dental health promotion. Oral presentation at the Arizona

Medical Anthropology Symposium. Tempe, AZ. April 10, 1998

Martinez, D. Developing and improving applied programs in anthropology. Roundtable

discussion at the American Anthropological Association (AAA) 96th Annual Meeting,

Washington, DC. November 19-23, 1997

Corbo, I., & Martinez, D. Mission dental care in the Dominican Republic. Oral presentation at

the Florida Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Meeting. Orlando, FL. November 15, 1997

Martinez, D. Internship experience: Pediatric dental health in Las Matas de Farfan, Dominican

Republic. Oral presentation at the High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology Annual

Retreat. Ghost Ranch, NM. October 10-12, 1997

Martinez, D. Cuba today: Perceptions of contemporary Cuba. Roundtable discussion at the

Northern Arizona University. March 19, 1997

Martinez, D. The inherent and unavoidable biases migrant children encounter in the education

system. Oral presentation at the IV Seminario científico Acerca De La Calidad De La

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Educación: Intercambio De Experiencias De Profesionales Cubanos y Norte Americanos.

Asociación de Pedagogos de Cuba. Manzanillo, Cuba. January 20-24, 1997

Works Exhibited/Disseminated through the Print/Electronic Media

2016 Gwede, C., Meade, C. D, Martinez Tyson, D., & Aguado Loi. Un examen sencillo para

un colon saludable. (A simple exam for a healthy colon) Rumbo Multicultural

Communications, Tampa, FL.

Description: A series of materials/media developed as part of a toolkit transcreated for

Latinos to promote colorectal cancer screening and use of the fit kit. Developed as part of

Blackhead Coley grant study (4BB09).

(1) booklet; (1) DVD

Dissemination: Current dissemination within context of research study.

Role in project: Co-Investigator, qualitative lead.

2015 Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network (TBCCN) Informational Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIbb5Kd5U3k&feature=youtu.be

2008 Meade, C. D, Martinez Tyson, D., & Jacobsen, P. Coping with chemotherapy for Latinas.

(Cómo tratar el estrés durante la quimioterapia.) Rumbo Multicultural Communications,

Tampa, FL.

Description: A series of materials/media developed as part of a toolkit transcreated for

Latinas with breast cancer undergoing chemotherapy. Developed as part of Susan G.

Komen for the cure study (POP0601312).

(1) booklet; (1) DVD; (1) audiotape

Dissemination: Current dissemination within context of research study.

Role in project: Producer/Project Coordinator

TEACHING INTERESTS

Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied to Health, Qualitative Methods in Community Health

Research, Advacned Qualitative Methods, Focus Group Research Strategies, Ethnographic

Methods, Community Partnerships and Advocacy, Populations and Community Health, Research

Foundations in Public Health, Professional Foundations, Community-Based Health Promotion,

Applied Research Methods in Community and Family Health, and Advanced Seminar in Grant

Writing, Latino and Immigrant Health, Mixed Methods, Questionnaire and Survey Development,

Men’s Health, Cross-cultural Health, Translational Research:Cultural Adaptation and Evidence-

Based Interventions.

TEACHING AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

Courses Taught as Primary Instructor

PHC 6725 Focus Group Research Strategies, Spring 2016, three credit hours.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIbb5Kd5U3k&feature=youtu.be

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Class size: 15 students

PHC 6193 Qualitative Methods in Community Health Research, Fall 2015, three credit hours.

Class size: 10 Students.

PHC 6410 Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied to Health, Summer 2015, three credit

hours. Class size: 89 Students.

PHC 6945 Supervised Field Experience, Summer 2015, three credit hours. Class size: 4

Students.

PHC 6977 Special Project: MPH, Summer 2014, there credit hours. Class size: 3 Students.

PHC 6410 Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied to Health, Spring 2014, three credit hours.

Class size: 43 students.


Class size: 19 Students.

PHC 6193 Qualitative Methods in Community Health Research, Summer 2013, three credit

hours. Class size: 91 Students.



PHC 6945 Supervised Field Experience, Spring 2013, three credit hours. Class size: 4 Students.


hours. Online Format. Class size: 68 Students




Class size: 20 Students


hours. Online Format. Class size: 78 Students



ANT 301 Peoples of the World, Northern Arizona University, Spring 1999, three credit hours.


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Courses Taught as Co-Instructor/Team Taught

College of Pulblic Health

PHC 6080 Transforming MPH-Population and Assessment 1, Fall 2014, five credit hours.



Class size: 14 Students. With Dr. Claudia Aguado Loi

PHC 7198, Advanced Qualitative Methods in Community Health Research, Spring 2012,

three credit hours. Class size: 8 students. With Dr. Stephanie Marhefka

Invited Lectures in USF Courses


Paradigms and Worldviews, Advanced Qualitative Methods in Community Health Research,

PHC 7198, Tampa FL. January 20, 2016

Social Determinants of Health in Maternal and Child Health, Issues and Concepts in Maternal and

Child Health, PHC 6530, Department of Community and Family Health, Tampa, FL. January 25,

2016

Qualitative Methods Overview, Evaluation & Research Methods in Community Health, PHC

6708, Department of Community and Family Health, Tampa, FL. November 17, 2015

Ethnography and Evaluation, Contemporary Applied Anthropology, ANT 6701, Tampa FL

October 9, 2015

Health Disparities, Transforming MPH-Population and Assessment 1, PHC 6080, Tampa, FL.

September 28, 2015

Latino Health Disparities, Social Determinants of Health Disparities, PHC 6412, Department of

Community and Family Health, Tampa, FL. September 28, 2015

Social Determinants of Health in Maternal and Child Health, Issues and Concepts in Maternal and

Child Health, PHC 6530, Department of Community and Family Health, Tampa, FL. September

14, 2015

Anthropological Perspectives on Cultural Competency, Cultural Competency in Public Health

Practice, PHC 6462, Department of Community and Family Health, FL. June 16, 2015

Cultural Adaptation and Anthropological Frameworks, Theoretical Applications to Public Health

Issues, PHC 7405, Department of Community and Family Health, FL. April 1, 2015

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Social Determinants of Maternal and Child Health, Issues and Concepts in Maternal and Child

Health, PHC 6530, Department of Community and Family Health, Tampa, FL. September 17,

2014

Political Economy of Health: Focusing on the Critical, Theory and Behavioral Basis for Health

Education, PHC 6500. April 11, 2014

Social and Behavioral Foundations of Applied To Health, Foundations of Public Health Course,

PHC 6934, Tampa, FL. March 4, 2014

Social Determinants of Maternal and Child Health, Issues and Concepts in Maternal and Child

Health, PHC 6530, Department of Community and Family Health, Tampa, FL. January 22, 2014

Social and Behavioral Foundations Applied to Health, Public Health Practice Seminar, PHC

6930, Tampa FL. Novemeber 11, 2013

NIH Loan Repayment Programs, Professional Foundations, PHC 7935, Tampa FL. July 16, 2013

The Job Talk and Applying for Academic Positions, Professional Foundations, PHC 7935, Tampa

FL. May 28, 2013

Anthropological Frameworks Applied to Public Health, Theoretical Applications of Public Health

Issues, PHC 7405, Tampa FL. April 10, 2013

Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied To Health, Public Health Capstone Course, PHC 6936,

Tampa, FL. June 18, 2013

Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied To Health, Public Health Capstone Course, PHC 6936,

Tampa, FL. February 6, 2013

Social and Behavioral Sciences Applied To Health, Public Health Practice Seminar, PHC 6930,


Community-based Participatory Research: Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network, Health

Disparities Course, PHC 6934, Tampa, FL. November 20, 2007

CBPR: Listen, Learn, Act, Health Disparities Course, PHC 6934, Tampa, FL. November 21, 2006

Community-Based Participatory Research: Listen, Learn, Act, Health Disparities Course 50825,

PHC 6934, Tampa, FL. May 25, 2006

Morsani College of Medicine

Cultural adaptations of instruments and evidence based interventions, Health Disparities

Scholarly Concentration, Tampa, FL. December 2, 2015

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Sociocultural aspects of research as part of funded research training program titled Scholars in

Patient-Oriented Research Program (SPOR) (1K30HL078549 - Kenneth Zuckerman - PI),

Cultural Influences and Diversity Issues in Clinical Research, GMS 7930, Tampa, FL. July 21,

2008

College of Arts and Sciences

Evaluation in Community Based Research, Contemporary Applied Anthropology, ANT 6701,

Department of Anthropology, Tampa, FL. September 22, 2015

Evaluation in Community Based Research, Contemporary Applied Anthropology, ANT 6701,

Department of Anthropology, Tampa, FL. February 10, 2015

Ethnography and Evaluation, Contemporary Applied Anthropology, ANT 6701, Tampa FL

February 6, 2014

Steps in Planning and Moderating Focus Groups, Methods in Cultural Research, ANT 4495,

Tampa FL. October 3, 2013

Chronic vs. Infectious Disease, Infectious and Contagious Disease, ANT 4930, Department of

Anthropology, Tampa, FL. April 19, 2012

Cuban Americans and Mental Health, Ethnicity and Health Care Course ANT 6469, Department

of Anthropology, Tampa, FL. February 24, 2011

The Social Context of Stress and Social Support among Latina Immigrants Diagnosed with Breast

Cancer. ISLAC - Institute for the Study of Latin America and the Caribbean Lecture Series,

Tampa, FL. December 9, 2008

Health Disparities, Racial and Ethnic Relations, SYD 3700, Department of Sociology, Tampa,

FL. February 25, 2008

Community-based Participatory Research: Tampa Bay Community Cancer Network, Regional

Problems in Urban Anthropology, ANG 6448, Department of Anthropology, Tampa, FL.

February 20, 2008

Health Disparities, Racial and Ethnic Relations, SYD 3700, Department of Sociology, Tampa,

FL. October 15, 2007

Cancer Health Disparities, Racial and Ethnic Relations, SYD 3700, Department of Sociology,


Latina Lives: Cancer Survivorship Issues, Latina/Latino Lives, SYG 3235, Department of

Sociology, Tampa, FL. February 27, 2007

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Cancer Health Disparities, Racial and Ethnic Relations, SYD 3700, Department of Sociology,

Tampa, FL. September 25, 2006

College of Behavioral and Community Sciences

Qualitative Methods and Evaluation, PHC6948, Service Learning III, Department of Child and

Family Studies, Tampa, FL. January 23, 2015

Invited Lectures in the Community/Outside University Setting

Qualitative Results from Diabetes Study prepared for Catholic Charities Mobile Mission, October

29, 2014. With Brickhouse Arriola, N., Smith, C., & Medina-Ramirez, P.

Preliminary Quantitative Results from Diabetes Study prepared for Catholic Charities Mobile

Mission, May 27, 2014. With Smith, C., & Medina-Ramirez, P.

Cancer Health Disparities. BlueCross BlueShield of Florida. Tampa, FL. Ocotober 12, 2011. With

Aguado Loi, C. X.

Enhancing Communications: Literacy, Culture and Health Disparities, Latino Coalition,

Children’s Board Hillsborough County, Tampa, FL. November 6, 2008. With Meade, C. D.

Let’s Talk Literacy, Language, and Culture: Addressing Everyday Health Realities, Town Hall

Meeting on Improving Health Literacy, Tampa, FL. June 16, 2008

Cross-Cultural Communications: Reaching Diverse Populations, Invited Speaker, Health

Literacy: Cornerstone for Better Health Conference, Macon, GA. October 1, 2007

Family Support Breakout Session, Invited Speaker, Latinos and Cancer: Moffitt’s First

Educational Symposium, Tampa, FL. November 11, 2006

Invited Workshops and Trainings

2015 Qualitative and Ethnographic Research, USF SHARE Haiti, Training at University of South

Florida, March 27

2014 Overview of Qualitative Data Analysis USF SHARE Haiti, Training at University of South

Florida, August 20

2014 Qualitative and Ethnographic Research, USF SHARE Haiti, Training at University of South

Florida, March 17

2014 Overview of Qualitative Methods for Translational Research. Institute for Translational

Research, Training at University of South Florida, August 24

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2012 Community-based Participatory Research: Practical and Methodological

Considerations for Children’s Mental Health. Workshop. Annual Children's

Mental Health Research and Policy Conference. March 4

2011 Qualitative Data Analysis Using Atlas.ti. The Harrell Center, Tampa, FL.

February 2

Mentoring and Student Supervision

Advising of Graduate and Undergraduate Students (University of South Florida)

STUDENT NAME STUDENT

LEVEL ROLE DATE

Coralia Vazquez-Otero

Community and Family Health

Doctoral Co-Major

Professor, Doctoral

Committee

Fall 2013-

present

Pam Guevera Birriel


Doctoral Major Professor,

Chair, Doctoral

Committee

Summer 2014-

present

Linda Bombaka


Doctoraal Co-Major Professor Fall 2015-

present

Vanessa Chee


Doctoral Co-Major

Professor, Doctoral

Committee

Fall 2015-

present

Samah Atfah


Dr.PH Advisor Fall 2015 -

present

Samuel Matos Global Health

Doctoral Doctoral Comittee Summer 2012-

present

LaDessa Mitchell

Adult Education

Doctoral Doctoral Committee Spring 2016-

present

Rosalyn Roker

Aging Studies

Doctoral Member, Doctoral

Committee

Summer 2015-

present

Elizabeth Lockhart



Committee

Spring 2015-

present

Maggie Walsch



Committee

Fall 2013-Fall

2014

Claudia X. Aguado Loi



Committee

Summer 2009-

Summer 2012

Amanda Depippo

Counselor Education Program


Committee

Fall 2011-

Summer 2015

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Leila Martini



Committee

Fall 2011-

Spring 2014

Barbara Lofrisco

Counselor Education Program


Committee

Fall 2011-2013

Sara Spowart



Committee

Spring 2012-

2013

Megha Budhiraja


Master Academic Advisor Fall 2014-

present

Ryan Logan


Master/Dual

Degree MA

Academic Advisor Fall 2015-

present

Melina Santos



present

Kanan Mehta


Master/Dual

Degree PhD


present

William Kenyhercz



present

Brianna O’Steen


Master/Dual

Degree MA

Academic Advisor Summer 2015-

present

Jessica Torres



present

Aria Walsh-Felz


Master/Dual

Degree MA


present

Katheria Schettini



present

Zulema Uscanga


Master Academic Advisor Fall 2013-Fall

2014

Laura Baum


Master/ Dual

Degree MA


present

Maryouri Avendano Community and Family Health


present

Arianna Isabella Pineiro


Master Academic Advisor Fall 2015 -

present

Lauren Nieder


MSPH Thesis Committee

Member

Fall 2014-

present

Takyah Smith



presennt

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Veronica Caridad Varela


Master Academic Advisor Fall 2015

Constanza Carney


Master Academic Advisor Spring 2016-

present

Marilyn Evette Brown

Public Health Practice

Master Academic Advisor Spring 2013-

present

Zaneta Isukh



Spring 2015

Sara Blevins


Masters/ Dual

MSW


present

Melania Jean Macip-Billbe


Master/Dual

MSW


present

Darlene Amado

Public Health Practice Program

Masters Academic Advisor Spring 2015-

Fall 2015

Maritza Novoa Hadley

Public Health Practice Program


Fall 2014

Courtney Martin


Masters Academic Advisor Fall 2013-

Spring 2015

Laketa Entzminger


Masters Academic Advisor Fall 2013-Fall

2015

Aisha Bhimla

Global Health/Epidemiology

Masters Mentor Fall 2013-

Spring 2015

Patricia Fleurant



2015

Bernice Lopez

Global Health

Masters Mentor Fall 2009-

Summer 2010

Jocelyn Finley



Spring 2013

Gabriela Gomez



2014

Kevin Gerrard



2014

Shanel Greene



Spring 2015

Yipsy Saez

Public Health Practice


present

Jaime Baker Public Health Practice


present

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Trista Krone


Masters Academic Advisor Summer 2011-

Spring 2013

Daniel Chavez

Psychology

Undergraduate Member,

Honors’ Thesis

Committee

Spring 2015-

Fall 2015

Jennifer Burges Interdisciplinary Sciences

Undergraduate Director,

Honors’ Thesis

Spring 2011-

Summer 2011

Deborah Ojeda

Psychology

Undergraduate Member,

Honors’ Thesis

Committee

Summer 2010-

Fall 2011

Supervision of Students (Moffitt and USF)

STUDENT NAME ROLE DATE

Jennifer Martinez

Undergraduate

LINK Mentor/Supervisor Summer 2004-2007

Rachel Turner

Undergraduate

Mentor/Supervisor Summer 2005-2007

Milago Porter

Undergraduate

Supervisor Fall 2009-Summer 2011

Marisel Quiroz

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2009-Fall 2010

Nichole Murray

Graduate

Supervisor Summer 2011

James Arrango

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2011-Fall 2012

Vanessa Chee

Graduate

Supervisor Summer 2012, Fall 2015

Pamela Guevera

Graduate


Patricia Medina-Ramirez

Graduate

Supervisor Spring 2012-present

Nora Brickhouse Arriola

Graduate

Supervisor Spring 2013-2015

Aria Walsh-Felz

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2014-Spring 2014,

Spring 2016- present

Coralia Vazquez Otero

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2013-Summer 2014

Vinita Sharma

Graduate


Alyssa Mayer

Graduate


Maryouri Avendano

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2014-Spring 2014

Daniel Chavez Supervisor Summer 2015-Fall 2015

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Undergraduate

Linda Bomboka

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2015- present

Vanessa Chee

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2015

Aldenise Ewing

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2015

Shirley Bajerano

Graduate

Supervisor Fall 2016-present

Seiichi Villalona

Graduate

Supervisor Spring 2016

Leadership in Organizing Colloquia, Continuing Educational Activities/ other Programs

2002-2010 Cancer, Culture and Literacy Biennial Conferences

Cancer, Culture and Literacy: Seventh Biennial Conference (May 20-22, 2010)

Jointly sponsored by USF College of Medicine, Centers for Disease Control, Cancer

Research and Prevention Foundation of America, National Cancer Institute, Clearwater

Beach, FL

Goal: The overall goal of this national meeting is to examine best practices and

methodologies for impacting health disparities in consideration of culture and literacy.

Sub-theme of survivorship.

Role: Member, Local Planning Committee

Cancer, Culture and Literacy: Sixth Biennial Conference (May 15-17, 2008)

(n=280)


Research and Prevention Foundation of America, National Cancer Institute, Clearwater

Beach, FL

Goal: The overall goal of this national meeting is to examine best practices and

methodologies for impacting health disparities in consideration of culture and literacy.

Role: Member, Local Planning Committee, Served on planning and advisory committee.

Coordinated Breakfast Roundtables and Organized Conference Session: Developing

Cancer Survivorship Programs that Address Latino Health Disparities.

Cancer, Culture and Literacy: Fifth Biennial Conference (May 18-20, 2006)

(n=270)


Research and Prevention Foundation of America, National Cancer Institute, and Pfizer

Health Literacy Initiative. Clearwater Beach, FL

Goal: To promote culturally, linguistically and literacy relevant cancer communications

for across the continuum of cancer care to reduce health disparities.


Coordinated Breakfast Roundtables and Organized Conference Session: Meeting the

Needs of Cancer Survivors: From the Ground Up.

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Cancer, Culture and Literacy: Fourth Biennial Conference (May 20-22, 2004)

(n=270)


Research and Prevention Foundation of America, National Cancer Institute, and Pfizer

Health Literacy Initiative. Clearwater Beach, FL

Goal: To promote culturally, linguistically and literacy relevant cancer communications

across the continuum of cancer care to reduce health disparities.


Coordinated Breakfast Roundtables and Organized Conference Session: Survivorship

and the Role of Advocacy in Cancer Control Research.

Cancer, Culture and Literacy: Third Biennial Conference (May 16-18, 2002)

(n=220)


Research Foundation of America, USF College of Public Health and Pfizer Health

Literacy Initiative. Clearwater Beach, FL

Goal: To develop effective communication strategies for reducing health disparities.


Coordinated Breakfast Roundtables.

2005-present Campamento Alegria

Fifth Campamento Alegria (April 4-6, 2014)

(n=65 participants)

Camp Alegria, seeks to fill an unmet need in the local Tampa Bay community, that is,

provision of support, education and outreach for Hispanic cancer survivors.

Goal: The overall goal of this three day program is to offer Latinas diagnosed with cancer

a positive and memorable experience through a variety of culturally and linguistically

relevant educational, social and recreational activities to enhance overall well-being.

Role: Co-Director. Provide organizing leadership. Coordinate seminars and Camp

Fourth Campamento Alegria (May 25-27, 2012)

(n=70)







Third Campamento Alegria (March 19-21, 2010)

(n=84)



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Second Campamento Alegria (April 4-6, 2008)

(n=93)






Role: Director. Provide organizing leadership. Coordinate seminars and Camp Activities

First Campamento Alegria (May 5-8, 2005)

(n=56)






Role: Director. Provide organizing leadership. Coordinate seminars and Camp Activities

2001 Cuba: TB, AIDS and Infectious Disease in a Time of Crisis. Latin American Studies

Association Annual Conference. Washington, DC. September 6-9

1998 The Importance of an Internship Program in Applied Anthropological Training: The

Experience of Five Graduate Students. Paper presentation at the Society for Applied

Anthropology Annual Conference. San Juan, Puerto Rico. April 21-26

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Service to the University of South Florida

2015-present Member, College of Public Health, Community and Family Health,

Student Affairs Committee

2013-2014 Member, Transforming the MPH Committee. College of Public Health

2012-present Faculty Advisor, Office of Community Engagement

2012-2015 Fellow, Florida Prevention Research Center

2011-present Member, College of Public Health, Community and Family Health, Social

and Behavrioal Sciences Concentration Committee

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2011-2013 Member, College of Public Health, Community and Family Health,

Student Affairs Committee

2010 Member, College of Public Health, Community and Family Health,

Qualitative Methods Course review/development committee

2008-2010 Co-Chair, CBPR workgroup for the college that promotes interdisciplinary

community engaged research

2010-2012 Faculty Member, Department of Aging and Mental Health Disparities

Representative on the FMHI Executive Committee

2010-present Faculty Advisor, College of Behavioral and Community Sciences,

representing on the Global Sustainability Advisory Committee

2009-present Faculty Advisor, Office of Community Engagement

2000-2001 President Elect, Anthropology Graduate Student Organization

Professional Service to Moffitt Cancer Center

2009-present Faculty Member, Health Outcomes and Behavior Program, Cancer Center

Support Grant (CCSG) Group

2009-present Faculty Member, Health Outcomes and Behavior Program, Cancer Center

Support Grant (CCSG) Group

2009-2010 Community Advisory Board Member, The Patient Navigator Research

Program (PNRP),

2007-2008 Member, Hispanic Patient Support Committee, H. Lee Moffitt Cancer

Center, Tampa, FL.

2005-2010 Member, Southeast Region Advisory Committee, Redes en Acción

2005-2008 Member, Hispanic Advisory Committee

2001-2004 Member, Diversity Council Research Advisory Group. Office of

Institutional Diversity

Editorial Boards/Ad Hoc Journal Reviewer

2015-present Associate Editor, Ethnicity and Health

2015-present Reviewer, American Cancer Society, Hispanic Facts and Figures

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2013-present Reviewer, Medical Anthropology Quaterly

2012-present Reviewer, Health Education Research

2011-present Reviewer, American Journal of Public Health

2008-present Reviewer, Revista Panamericana de Salud Pública/Pan American Journal

of Public Health

2007-present Reviewer, Journal of Cancer Education

2006-2008 Editorial Board Member, Cancer Control Journal: Cancer Culture and

Literacy Department

Other Service

2000-2001 Vice President, Graduate Student Organization, Anthropology

Department, University of South Florida

1999-2001 Co-Chair, Latin American Studies Association Cuba Section, Social

Studies of Medicine

1996 Dean’s Advisory Committee, College of Social Science, Florida Atlantic

University

1995-1996 President Elect, Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honor Society Branch,

Florida Atlantic University

COMMUNITY SERVICE

2014-2015 Volunteer/Student Advisor, Project Starfish India, non-profit

international organization based in Tampa, FL

2009-present Founding Member, LUNA: Latinos Unidos por un Nuevo Amanecer, Inc.,

a 501C3 nonprofit organization

2006-present Vice President/Treasurer, LUNA: Latinos Unidos por un Nuevo

Amanecer, Inc. Latino cancer support group and non-profit organization,

Tampa, FL

2006-present Support Group Facilitator, LUNA, Facilitate a support group for Latinas

who have been diagnosed with cancer in the Tampa Bay area. Lead small

group discussion on various topics and coordinate quest speakers. The

support group meets every second Saturday of the month. Meeting

attendance ranges from 5-30. Tampa, FL

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2003-2006 Volunteer, LUNA: Latinas Unidas por un Nuevo Amanecer, Inc. Hispanic

women breast cancer support group and non-profit organization, Tampa FL

2002 Community Liaison, Project New Life- Good Health, Tampa, FL

2001-2008 Volunteer, Multicultural Resource Center, Inc., Tampa, FL

2001-2004 Volunteer, Hillsborough Organization for Progress and Equality (HOPE),

Tampa, FL

2002-2004 Volunteer, Florida Suncoast Affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast

Cancer Foundation, Tampa, FL

1997-2002 Volunteer/Health Educator, Instruments de Paz Pediatric Dental Clinic,

Las Mates de Farfan, Dominican Republic

1997 Founding Member, Instruments de Paz Pediatric Dental Clinic, Las Matas

de Farfan, Dominican Republic

1993-1996 Project Coordinator, Catholic Service Program to the Dominican

Republic. Monsignor Edward Pace High School, Miami, FL

1995-1996 Translator/Volunteer, Caridad Health Clinic, Boynton Beach, FL

1995 Camp Counselor, Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation YMCA. Dupree, SD

MEDIA AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH

2015 Radio interview on KIQI in San Francisco and 990 AM in Sacramento.

Hispanic Facts and Figures. American Cancer Society 2015 Release.

September 23.

2014 Mi Gente, Tampa Bay, Hispanic Outreach TV Program TBCN Ch 949 950

BH Ch 30 36 Verizon Hillsborough County. Research opportunities and

programs for Latino cancer survivors and their families. March 6.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehddpYdGw3U&feature=youtu.be

2012 Mi Gente, Tampa Bay, Hispanic Outreach TV Program TBCN Ch 949 950

BH Ch 30 36 Verizon Hillsborough County. Research opportunities and

programs for Latino cancer survivors and their families. April.

2011 Telemundo Tampa. Programa holaciudad teve. Programs for Latino cancer

survivors and their families. Septemeber 14.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehddpYdGw3U&feature=youtu.be

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2008 Hispanic Outreach TV. Public Access TV, Channel 30, 950 and20

Hillsborough County, “Controlling Your Health” aired November 30,

2010, November 26, 2010 and November 28, 2010. www.tbcn.org

2010 Hispanic Outreach TV. Public Access TV, Channel 19 and 20 Hillsborough

County, “Latinas and Breast Cancer” aired February 17.

2010 Radio Masque Musica, Sin Editar: Tampa. Interview with Luis Lopez,

Norma Camero Reno and Al Fredrick. Interview about Campamento

Alegria and outreach to Latina cancer survivors, aired February 8.

2008 Univision, 11 pm News, Interview with Pilar. Breast Cancer Awareness,

aired September 26.

2008 Univision, 11 pm News, Interview with Pilar. Campamento Alegria, aired

February 20.

2008 La Prensa Spanish Newspaper, Story on new legislation to promote breast

cancer screening and treatment to underserved women in Florida. Story

“Proyecto de ley protegera a minorias de cancer de seno” May 16-22. Page

16.

2008 Press Conference: Kathy Castor, State Representative, District 11. Castor

Fights for Equal Access to Breast Cancer Screening, Treatment for All

Mothers, Daughters, Sisters and Grandmothers. Speaker, May 12.

2008 Bay News 9 in Español, Feature story on Campamento Alegria, aired

February 21.

2008 Univision, 11 pm News, Interview with Pilar. Campamento Alegria,

WMGG/WLCC, aired February 20.

2008 La Ley 760 am and La Preciosa 820 Am Radio Stations. Breast Cancer

Awareness and Support Programs for Latinas with Cancer. Thirty minute

program, 7 am broadcast, aired February 24.

2006 Bay News 9 in Español – Special Report on Latina Breast Cancer

Survivors and Juventud LUNA, July.

2005 Informe Latino #94, Hillsborough County HTV 22. TBCN “Campamento

Alegria” aired Month of July and August.

2005 Hispanic Outreach TV. Public Access TV, Channel 19 and 20 Hillsborough

County, “Latinas and Breast Cancer” aired October, 25.

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2006 Centro Mi Diario Newspaper. Mi Podio Section “En la lucha contra el

cáncer, todos contamos” (Editorial Section “In the Fight Against Cancer

We all Count”), February 3.

LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY

Spanish - Fluency in reading, writing and speaking

CERTIFICATIONS

2010 Lead trainer, Tomando Control de Su Salud

2009-2018 NIH: Human Participants Protection Education for Research Teams

1998 AIDS Educator, American Red Cross

COMPUTER AND OTHER SKILLS

Data Analysis: Quantitative data analysis (SPSS, Microsoft Excel, Ucinet, Netdraw), Qualitative

data analysis and text management (Atlas.ti, Anthropac, Decision Tree)

Word Processing: Microsoft Word, Power Point, Excel

Web: Webpage design/ Dreamweaver and Blackboard/ WebCT course design

Grant writing experience

MEMBER OF PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honor Society

Society for Applied Anthropology

American Anthropological Association

American Public Health Association

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REFERENCES

Cathy D. Meade, PhD, RN

Senior Member and Professor

Moffitt Cancer Center

12902 Magnolia Dr.

Tampa, FL 33612‐ 9497

(813) 979‐ 9730

[email protected]

Julie Baldwin, PhD Professor

Health Sciences

Northern Arizona University

208 E. Pine Knoll Dr.

Flagstaff, AZ. 86011

(928) 523-6566

[email protected]

Clement K. Gwede, PhD, MPH, RN

Associate Member and Professor Moffitt

Cancer Center

12902 Magnolia Drive

Tampa, FL 33612-9416

(813) 745-3052

[email protected]

Susan C. McMillan, PhD, ARNP, FAAN

Distinguished Professor

College of Nursing

University of South Florida

12901 Bruce B. Downs Blvd., MDC22

Tampa, FL. 33612-4766

(813) 974-9188

[email protected]





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