PhD Graduates
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing
Graduates of the PhD
Program
Alexis D. Bakos
Dissertation Focus:
Determinants of diagnostic follow-up
after inconclusive screening mammography
Wendy P. Blakely
Dissertation Focus:
The effect of chronic pain on the acute immunosuppressive effects of
surgery.
Publications:
Page, G.G. & Blakely, W.P. (1999). Response to Testing a model:
Effects of pain on immunity in HIV+ and HIVparticipants. Scholarly
Inquiry for Nursing Practice: An International Journal. 12. 215220.
Blakely, W.P. & Page, G.G. (in press). Pathophysiology of pain in
critically ill patients. Accepted for publication in Critical Care
Nursing Clinics of North America.
Page, G.G., Garrett, N., Blakely, W.P. (2000). N-methyl-D-aspartate
receptor antagonism facilitates Morphine analgesia but not host
resistance against surgery's tumor-enhancing effects. Brain, Behavior,
and Immunity, 14. 120.
Page, G.G., Blakely, W.P., & Ben-Eliyahu, S. (in press). Evidence that
Postoperative Pain is a Mediator of the Tumor-Promoting Effects of
Surgery in Rats. Pain.
Presentations:
"Barriers and Facilitators to Research Utilization Among Rural
Critical Care Nurses." Poster Presentation, University of Maryland/
Johns Hopkins University/ Sigma Theta Tau 10th Annual Research
Symposium, Baltimore, MD.
Funding, Honors, and Awards:
NIH/Fogarty Minority International Research Training Program
Fellowship for research training in Israel on the biophysiology of
stress.
National Institute of Nursing Research, NRSA. An intervention to inhibit
surgery-induced metastasis. September 1998 -September 2002.
Paula Chiplis
Dissertation Focus:
Contribution of strength to balance.
Publications:
Metter, E.J., Yim-Chiplis, P.K., Musiol, R., Talbot, L.A. (2003).
Balance training: Preventing falls in older adults. The American Journal
of Medicine and sports. Jan/Feb, 1-7.
Yim-Chiplis, P.K., & Talbot, L.A. (2000). Defining and measuring
balance. Biological Research for Nursing, 1(4), 319-329.
Yim-Chiplis, P.K. (1998). Doctoral education at Johns Hopkins University
School of Nursing. Vigilando, 97(3), 12-13.
Yim-Chiplis, P.K. (1998). Commentary on family burden and adaptation
during the initial year after traumatic brain injury in children.
Journal of Child and Family Nursing, 1(2), 113.
Vessey, J.A., Yim-Chiplis, P.K., & McKenzie, N.R. (1998). Effects of
television viewing on children’s development. Pediatric Nursing, 23(5),
483-486.
Yim-Chiplis, P.K. (1998). The child with traumatic brain injury returns
to school. Pediatric Nursing, 24(3), 245-248.
Presentations
“The Effect of Lower Extremity Strength on Balance in Healthy Elders"
accepted for poster presentation at 2001 Southern Nursing Research
Society 15th Annual Conference, Feb 1-3, 2001, Baltimore, MD.
“The Experience of Being a Parent of a Teen with a Brain Injury,” Poster
presentation at the Joint University of Maryland and Johns Hopkins
Nursing Research Conference, April 1999, Baltimore, MD.
Funding, Honors, and Awards:
National Institute of Nursing Research, NRSA. The Effects of Lower
Extremity Strength on Balance. September 1999 – January 2002.
Recipient of NINR funded fellowship at Multidisciplinary Summer
Institute on Developmental Science, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, May 1998.
Vicki Coombs
Dissertation title:
The development and psychometric analysis of a lipid-lowering quality of
life scale for patients with hypercholesterolemia.
I graduated from Miami University in Oxford Ohio in 1986 with a
Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing. I received a Master of
Science Degree in Exercise Science and Health Studies from Miami
University in 1988.
My research interests include cardiovascular disease, quality of life
and health outcomes in cardiovascular disease.
Recent presentations:
Moderator, scientific sessions, Transcatheter Therapeutics Conference,
Washington DC, September 2003.
The Role of Advanced Practice Nurses in Clinical Research, University
of Maryland School of Nursing, November 2003.
I am currently working in clinical trial research at Midatlantic
Cardiovascular Associates as a Clinical Outcomes Scientist
Karin Stutzmann Coyne
Dissertation Focus:
Gender differences in health-related
quality of life two years post myocardial
infarction
Cheryl R. Dennison
Dissertation Focus:
A brief substance abuse intervention for black men with high blood
pressure.
Publications:
Abstracts:
Dennison CR. Hill MN. Post WS. Weiss JL. Gerstenblith G. Blumenthal
RS. (1999). High prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among
hypertensive young inner city African American men. Circulation.
100(18): I 218.
Ince CS. Hill MN. Dennison CR. Weiss JL. Gerstenblith G. Blumenthal RS
(1999). Cocaine use is strongly associated with left ventricular
hypertrophy in young. hypertensive. African American men. J Am Coll
Cardiol. 33(2): 239A.
Manuscripts:
Hill MN. Bone LR. Kim MT. Miller DJ. Dennison CR. Levine DM. (1999).
Barriers to hypertension care and control in young urban black men.
American Journal of Hypertension. 12: 951958.
Rose LE. Kim MT. Dennison CR. Hill MN. (In Press). The context of
adherence for African Americans with high blood pressure. Journal of
Advanced Nursing.
Kim MT. Dennison CR. Hill MN. Bone LR. Levine DM. (In Press).
Relationship of alcohol and illicit drug use with high blood pressure
care and control among urban hypertensive black men. Ethnicity &
Disease.
Ince CS. Hill MN. Dennison CR. Weiss JL. Gerstenblith G. Blumenthal RS.
(In Press). Cocaine use is strongly associated with left ventricular
hypertrophy in young. hypertensive. African American men. J Am Coll
Cardiol.
Presentations:
Dennison CR. Rose LR. Hill MN. Kim MT. (Oral Presentation) Alcohol
and illicit drug use among hypertensive urban black men: A qualitative
investigation. The Southern Nursing Research Society 14th Annual
Conference. February 5. 2000. Little Rock, Arkansas.
Hill MN. Dennison CR. Post WS. Weiss JL. Blumenthal RS. (Oral
Presentation) Cardiovascular risk factor prevalence among hypertensive
young innercity African American males. The Southern Nursing Research
Society 14th Annual Conference. February 5. 2000. Little Rock, Arkansas
Dennison CR. Hill MN. Post WS. Weiss JL. Gerstenblith G. Blumenthal RS.
(Oral Presentation) High prevalence of cardiovascular risk factors among
hypertensive young inner city African American men. American Heart
Association 72nd Scientific Sessions. November 9, 1999. Atlanta,
Georgia.
Dennison CR. Hill MN. Kim MT. Levine DM. Bone L.R. Association of
alcohol and illicit drug use with blood pressure in hypertensive young
black men. International Satellite Symposium: Moderate Alcohol
Consumption and Cardiovascular Disease. October 30, 1999. Venice, Italy.
Dennison CR. (Poster Presentation). Role of the nurse practitioner in
optimizing hypertension management. The Johns Hopkins University School
of Nursing "Hot Topics" in Advanced Practice Nursing Conference.
September 16, 1999. Baltimore, Maryland.
Dennison CR. (Invited Oral Presentation). Role of the nurse practitioner
in optimizing hypertension management. Optimizing Hypertension
Management: Focus on Angiotensin Receptor Blockers Symposium. American
Academy of Nurse Practitioners 14th Annual Conference. June 17, 1999.
Atlanta, Georgia.
Ince CS. Hill MN. Dennison CR. Weiss JL. Gerstenblith G. Blumenthal RS.
(Oral Presentation). Cocaine use is strongly associated with left
ventricular hypertrophy in young. hypertensive. African American men.
American College of Cardiology Meeting. March 7, 1999. New Orleans,
Louisiana.
Funding. Honors. and Awards:
National Institute of Nursing Research. NRSA. A brief substance abuse
intervention for black men with high blood pressure. September 1998 -
September 2000.
Jane Murray Fall-Dickson
Stomatitis-related acute oral pain experience of
breast cancer autotransplant patients
Honors and Awards
January-June, 1979: Group Award for
Excellence in Work Performance on the
12-West
1997- Present: Who’s Who in Medicine and
Health Care.
2000: Sue K. Donaldson Dissertation
Award. Presented for outstanding academic
achievement and dissertation research,
scholarly productivity, student leadership,
and mentoring.
2002: Chapter Excellence Award. Oncology
Nursing Society. $2,000. Awarded during
Presidential tenure of the Washington D.C.
Chapter, Oncology Nursing Society.
Educational Grants/Scholarships
1995-1999: American Cancer Society
Doctoral Scholarship in Cancer Nursing,
American Cancer Society, Atlanta, GA. Award:
$32,000 ($8,000. per year).
1997: Sigma Theta Tau, Nu Beta Chapter,
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing,
Nursing Research Award for Outstanding
Research Proposal. Award: $1,000.
2002: Washington, DC Chapter of the
Oncology Nursing Society Travel Award. Award
$400.
Research
1994-Present: Co-investigator, The
Effectiveness of a Comprehensive Coping
Strategy Program on Pain, Psychological
Distress, and Fatigue in Breast Cancer
Autologous Bone Marrow Transplant Patients
and Their Primary Caregivers (Department of
the Army, #DAMD 17-94-J-4068, funded
$783,000.). Johns Hopkins University School
of Nursing.
1995-2000: Co-investigator, Exploratory
Study of the Prevalence and Nature of
Chemotherapy-Induced Stomatitis, Pain and
Associated Distress in Adult Oncology
Patients (NIH P20 Exploratory Center funded
$11,450).
2000: Doctoral Dissertation,
Stomatitis-Related Acute Oral Pain
Experience of Breast Cancer
Autotransplantation Patients (American
Cancer Society funded: $32,000. Nu Beta
Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau funded: $1,000).
Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing.
2001: Principal Investigator, Evaluation
of Efficacy and Mechanisms of an
Antinflammatory Intervention for
Chemotherapy Related Mucosal Injury
(02-NR-0133). Laboratory of Symptom
Management, National Institute of Nursing
Research, NIH.
2004: Principal Investigator, Evaluation
of Efficacy and Mechanisms of Topical
Thalidomide for Chronic Graft-Versus-Host
Disease-Related Stomatitis (04-NR-0069).
Laboratory of Symptom Management, National
Institute of Nursing Research, NIH.
2004: Protocol Chair, cGVHD Natural
History Protocol (04-C-0281).
Publications
Selected Abstracts
Gaston-Johansson, F., Fall-Dickson, J. M., &
Bakos, A. B. (1997). Guidelines for nursing
care of patients with cancer-related and
post-operative pain. Fifth National Health
Care Congress. Stockholm, Sweden, April
23-25.
Gaston-Johansson, F., Fall-Dickson, J.
M., & Nanda, J. P. (1997). Pain management.
Fifth National Health Care Congress,
Stockholm, Sweden, April 23-25.
Gaston-Johansson, F., Kennedy, M. J.,
Ohly, K., Fall-Dickson, J. M., Stillman, S.,
& Nanda, J. P. (1997). Pain, Anxiety,
Depression, Health Status, and Coping in
Breast Cancer Patients Scheduled for
Autotransplantation. Poster Session.
American Academy of Pain Management 1997
Annual Conference. Las Vagas, NV. September
18-21.
Gaston-Johansson, F., Kennedy, M. J.,
Ohly, K., Fall-Dickson, J. M., Stillman, S.,
& Nanda, J. P. (1997). Pain, Anxiety,
Depression, Health Status, and Coping in
Breast Cancer Patients Scheduled for
Autotransplantation. Poster Session.
Department of Defense Breast Cancer Research
Program Meeting. Washington, DC. October 31-
November 4.
Articles
Fall-Dickson, J. M. & Rose, L. (1999).
Caring for patients who experience
chemotherapy-induced side effects: The
meaning for oncology nurses. Oncology
Nursing Forum, 26(5), 901-907.
Gaston-Johansson, F., Ohly, K.,
Fall-Dickson, J. M., Nanda, J., & Kennedy,
M. J. (1999). Pain, psychological distress,
health status, and coping in breast cancer
patients scheduled for autotransplantation.
Oncology Nursing Forum, 26(8), 1337-1345.
Gaston-Johansson, F., Fall-Dickson, J.
M., Bakos, A., & Kennedy, M. J. (1999).
Fatigue, pain, and depression in
pre-autotransplant breast cancer patients.
Cancer Practice (September/October) 7(5),
240-247.
Gaston-Johansson, F., Fall-Dickson, J.
M., Nanda, J., Ohly, K., Stillman, S., &
Kennedy, M. J. (2000). The effectiveness of
the comprehensive coping strategy program on
clinical outcomes in breast cancer
autotransplantation patients. Cancer
Nursing. 23(4), 277-285.
Fall-Dickson, J. M. (2000). The Lived
Experience of Conducting a Multi-Site
Nursing Dissertation Study. Newsletter.
District of Columbia Chapter, Oncology
Nursing Society.
Fall-Dickson, J. M., & Gaston-Johansson,
F. (2001). Pain in the breast cancer
patient: Assessment and role of the oncology
nurse. Breast Cancer Online (www.bco.org),
Issue 1, January 2001.
Fall-Dickson, J. M. (2004). Peer
Viewpoint for a Biological Approach to
Mucositis. (Sonis, ST). The Journal of
Supportive Oncology, 2(1), 35-36.
Gaston-Johansson, F., Lachica, E. M.,
Fall-Dickson, J. M., & Kennedy, M. J.
(2004). Psychological Distress, Fatigue,
Burden of Care, and Quality of Life in
Primary Caregivers of Patients Undergoing
Autologous Bone Marrow Transplantation.
Oncology Nursing Forum, 31(6), 1161-1169.
Schubert, M., Fall-Dickson, J.M.,
Guadagnini, J.P., Boyd, K., Erickson, M.
Oral manifestations. In Measuring
therapeutic response in chronic GVHD trials:
An instructional manual [CD]. Mitchell, S.A.
and Pavletic, S.Z., eds. Silver Spring, MD:
Palladian Partners; 2006.
Submitted
Measuring Therpeutic Response in cGVHD, NIH
Consensus Development Project on Criteria
for Clinical Trials in Chronic
Graft-Versus-Host Disease: IV: Response
Criteria Working Group Report. Biology of
Blood and Marrow Transplantation.
Book Chapter
Fall-Dickson, J. M. (2002). Treatment of
Stomatitis and Associated Oropharyngeal Pain
in the Oncology Patient. In R. Dionne, J.
Phero, & D. Becker (Eds.). Management of
pain and anxiety in the dental office (pg.
385-400). Harcourt: Philadelphia, PA.
Berger, A. & Fall-Dickson, J. M. (2004).
Oral Complications. In V. T. DeVita, S.
Hellman, S. A. Rosenberg (Eds.) Cancer:
Principles and Practice of Oncology (7th
ed.). Philadelphia:Lippincott Williams &
Wilkins, 2004:2523.
Fall-Dickson, J. M. & Berger, A. Oral
Manifestations and Complications of Cancer
Treatment. Principles and Practice of
Palliative Care and Supportive Oncology (3rd
Edition).Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams &
Wilkins. In press.
Book Reviews
Fall-Dickson, J. M. (1997). Contemporary
issues in breast cancer. Karen Hassey Dow
(Ed.) Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett, 1996.
Oncology Nursing Forum, 24(1), 99.
Fall-Dickson, J. M. (1997). Nobodies
children, Orphans of the HIV Epidemic.
Steven F. Dansky. Binghamton: The Haworth
Press, Inc., 1997. Oncology Nursing Forum.
Nina Fredland
Nina Fredland received a BS in Nursing from Niagara University and an
MSN from The University of Pennsylvania. She completed post masters
studies at Texas Woman's University and is a certified Family Nurse
Practitioner. Her most recent experience has been in nursing education
specializing in community and school health. Her research
interests focus on the health outcomes of children/adolescents exposed
to community, peer and family violence including dating violence and
bullying.
1. Fredland, N. (2000). Promoting healthy partnerships with schools.
In E. Anderson, & J. McFarlane (Eds.), Community as partner: theory and
practice in nursing. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott.
2. Fredland, N. (2000). Promoting healthy partnerships with faith
communities. In E. Anderson, & J. McFarlane (Eds.), Community as
partner: theory and practice in nursing. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott.
3. Fredland, N. (2000). Promoting health with homeless populations.
In E. Anderson, & J. McFarlane (Eds.), Community as partner: theory and
practice in nursing. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott. Glass, N.,
4. Fredland, N., Campbell, JC., Sharps, P., Kub, J. (2003).
Adolescent dating violence: Prevalence, risk factors, health outcomes
and implications for clinical practice. Journal of Obstetric,
Gynecologic and Neonatal Nursing, 32(2), 227-238.
5. Willson, P., Cesario, S., Fredland, N., Walsh, T., McFarlane, J.,
Malecha, A., Gist, J.H., Schultz, P. (2002). Primary healthcare
provider’s lost opportunity to help abused women. Journal of the
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 13(12), 565-570.
6. Willson, P., McFarlane, J. Malecha, A., Watson, K., Lemmey, D.,
Schultz, P., Gist, J.H., Fredland, N. (2000). Severity of violence
against women by intimate partners and associated use of alcohol and/or
illicit drugs by a perpetrator. Journal of Interpersonal Violence,
15(9), 996-1008.
7. Gist, J.H., McFarlane, J., Malecha, A, Fredland, N, Schultz, P.,
Willson, P (2001). Women in danger: Intimate partner violence
experienced by women who qualify and do not qualify for a protective
order. Behavioral Science and the Law, 19, 63-647.
8. Gist, J.H., McFarlane, J. Malecha, A., Willson, P., Watson, K.,
Fredland, N., Schultz, P., Walsh, T., Hall, I., Smith, S., (2001).
Protection orders and assault charges: Do justice interventions reduce
violence against women? American Journal of Family Law, 15 (1), 59-71.
9. McFarlane, J., Malecha, A., Gist, J.H., Schultz, P.Willson, P.,
Fredland, N. (2000). Indicators of intimate partner violence in women’s
employment: Implications for workplace action. AAOHN Journal, 48 (5),
215-220.
10. Malecha, A., Lemmey, D., McFarlane, J., Willson, P., Fredland,
N., Gist, J.H., Schultz, P., (1999). Mandatory reporting in intimate
partner violence: Safety or retaliatory abuse for women? Journal of
Women’s Health, 9(1).
Jean Gaines
Dissertation Focus:
Electrical muscle stimulation and the functional status of older
adults with osteoarthritis of the knee.
Publications:
Gaines J. Talbot L. Isokinetic strength testing in practice and
research. Biological Research in Nursing. 1(I ). 57 64.
Allen J. Appling S. Bellantoni M. Brager R. Hallerdin J. Olsen S.
VanZandt S, Gaines J, & Young K. (1999). Factors associated with hormone
replacement therapy use in low income urban women. Women's Health
Issues. 9(6). 319 329.
Gaines J. Talbot LA & Metter E J. (in press). The Relationship of
Arthritis Self-Efficacy to Functional Performance in Older Men and Women
with Osteoarthritis of the Knee. Geriatric Nursing.
Presentation:
Gaines J. Talbot L. & Metter E. J. Poster Presentation: The
Relationship between Arthritis Self-efficacy and Self-reported
Functional Performance. Southern Nursing Research Society. February
2001.
Normalynn Garrett
Dissertation Focus:
Effects of LY235959 on surgery-induced
immunosuppression and increased metastasis
in rats
Susan Carroll Immelt
Dissertation Focus:
Correlates of global self-worth in young
children with chronic medical conditions
Sharon Kozachik
Sharon Kozachik is a 1985 graduate of Lansing Community College, in
Michigan, with a major in Nursing. In December 1991, she graduated from
the University of Michigan-Flint School of Nursing with a Baccalaureate
degree in Nursing. In June 1998, Sharon graduated from Michigan State
University with a Masters of Science in Nursing degree from
Gerontological Nurse Practitioner program. Her research interests
include the impact of cancer and cancer treatment on the elderly and
their family caregivers, cancer symptoms throughout the disease and
treatment trajectories, symptom management strategies and palliative
care.
Dissertation Focus: Symptom Clusters in Elderly, Newly Diagnosed
Cancer Patients
Publications:
Kozachik, S. L. (1998). The impact of caregiver symptom involvement
on levels of perceived preparedness in caregivers for elderly,
terminally ill cancer patients. Thesis for fulfillment of Masters of
Science in Nursing degree. Michigan State University.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, B. A., & Given, C. W. (1999). Cancer patients
at home: Activating nurses to assist patients and to involve families in
care at home. Oncology Nursing Updates, 6(2), 1-11.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, B. A., & Given, C. W. (1999). Family
caregivers can experience debilitating fatigue. Fatigue Forum
Newsletter, 3(2). 1, 5.
Given, C. W., Given, B., Azzouz, F., Stommel, M., & Kozachik, S.
(2000). Comparison of changes in physical functioning of elderly
patients with new diagnoses of cancer. Medical Care, 38(5), 482-493.
Bradley, C. J., Given, B. A., Given, C. W., & Kozachik, S. L. (2000).
Physical, economic, and social issues confronting patients and families.
In C. Yarboro et al. (Eds.), Cancer Nursing, Principles, and Practice,
5th ed. Sudbury, MA: Jones & Bartlett, 70, 1550-1564.
Given, B. A., Kozachik, S., Collins, C. E., DeVoss, D. N., & Given,
C. W. (2001). Caregiver role strain: A nursing diagnosis. In M. Maas, K.
C. Buckwalter, M. Hardy, T. Tripp-Reimer, & M. Titler (Eds.). Nursing
Diagnoses and Interventions for the Elderly.
Given, B. A., Given, C. W., & Kozachik, S. L. (2001). Family support
in advanced cancer. CA-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 51(4), 213-231.
Given, C. W., Given, B. A., Azzouz, F., Kozachik, S., & Stommel, M.
(2001). Predictors of pain and fatigue in the year following diagnosis
among elderly cancer patients. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management,
21(6), 456-466.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, C. W., Given, B. A., White, N., Pierce, S.,
Azzouz, F., Rawl, S., & Champion, V. (2001). Improving depressive
symptoms among caregivers of patients with cancer: Results of a
randomized clinical trial. Oncology Nursing Forum, 28(7), 1149-1157.
Given, B., Given, C. W., McCorkle, R., Kozachik, S., Cimprich, B., &
Rahbar, M. H. (2002). Pain and fatigue management: Results of a nursing
randomized clinical trial. Oncology Nursing Forum, 29(6), 949-956.
Rawl, S., Given, B., Given, C. W., Champion, V., Kozachik, S.,
Barton, D. Emsley, C. & Williams, S. (2002). Intervention to improve
psychological functioning for newly diagnosed patients with cancer.
Oncology Nursing Forum, 29(6), 967-975.
Given, B. A., Given, C. W., Kozachik, S. L., & Rawl, S. M. (2003).
Behavioral interventions for family caregivers of cancer patients. In B.
Given, C. W. Given, V. L. Champion, S. Kozachik, & D. N. DeVoss (Eds.).
State of the Science Behavioral Interventions for Cancer Patients and
their Family Caregivers Across the Cancer Continuum. New York: Springer.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, B. A., & Given, C. W. (2003). Testing the
efficacy of an intervention directed toward family caregivers of cancer
patients: The family care research program. In J. W. Hawkins & L. A.
Haggerty (Eds.). Diversity in Health Care Research: Strategies for
Multisite, Multidisciplinary, and Multicultural Projects. New York:
Springer.
Presentations:
Hoppough, S., Kozachik, S., & Given, B. (1997, March 12). Fatigue,
Pain, Insomnia: Curse of Cancer Symptom Management. Poster presentation
at the Fifth Annual Greater Lansing Nursing Research Day, St. Lawrence
Hospital & Healthcare Services, Lansing, MI.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, C. W., Given, B. A., Hoppough, S. K., &
Azzouz, F. (1997, June). The Impact of Caregiver Symptom Involvement on
Levels of Perceived Preparedness in Caregivers for Elderly, Terminally
Ill Cancer Patients. Poster presentation at the Scientific Sessions of
the 34th Biennial Convention, Sigma Theta Tau International. Held
December 2-6, 1997, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Hoppough, S. K., Given, B. A., Kozachik, S. L., & Given, C. W. (1997,
June). Predictors of Physical Function in Elderly Terminally Ill Cancer
Patients. Poster presentation at the Scientific Sessions of the 34th
Biennial Convention, Sigma Theta Tau International. Held December 2-6,
1997, Indianapolis, IN.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, C. W., Given, B. A., & Hoppough, S. K. (1997,
November) The Impact of Caregiver Symptom Involvement on Levels of
Perceived Preparedness in Caregivers for Elderly, Terminally Ill Cancer
Patients. Poster presentation at the 22nd Annual Research Conference of
the Midwest Nursing Research Society. Held March 28-31, 1998, Columbus,
OH.
Hoppough, S. K., Given, B. A., Kozachik, S. L., & Given, C. W. (1997,
November). Predictors of Physical Function in Elderly Terminally Ill
Cancer Patients. Poster presentation at the 22nd Annual Research
Conference of the Midwest Nursing Research Society. Held March 28-31,
1998, Columbus, OH.
Kozachik, S. L. , Given, B. A., Given, C. W., & Azzouz, F. (1999,
April). Pain, Fatigue, and Insomnia Among Elderly, Newly Diagnosed
Cancer Patients. Poster presentation at the 52nd Annual Scientific
Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America. Held November 19-23,
1999, San Francisco, CA.
Given, B., Given, C. W., Kozachik, S., & Azzouz, F. (1999). Family
Caregiver and Patient Depression and Influence and Involvement in Care
Tasks. International State of the Science Congress. Held September
15-19, Washington, D.C.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, C. W., Given, B. A., Champion, V. L., & Rawl,
S. M. (2000) Building the Collaborative Team. Symposium presented at the
24th Annual Research Conference of the Midwest Nursing Research Society.
Held March 31 - April 3, Dearborn, MI.
Given, B. A., Given, C. W., White, N., Kozachik, S. L., Champion, V.
L., & Rawl, S. M. (2000). Standardizing the Nursing Intervention Across
Sites. Symposium presented at the 24th Annual Research Conference of the
Midwest Nursing Research Society. Held March 31 - April 3, Dearborn, MI.
Champion, V. L., Given, B. A., Given, C. W., Kozachik, S. L., Rawl,
S. M., & Williams, S. (2000). Conducting a Multisite Intervention Study:
Rewards and Challenges. Symposium presented at the 24th Annual Research
Conference of the Midwest Nursing Research Society. Held March 31 -
April 3, Dearborn, MI.
Rawl, S. M., Champion, V. L., Given, B. A., Given, C. W., Kozachik,
S. L., & Emsley, C. (2000). Conducting Multisite Intervention Research:
Site-Specific Issues– Accrual, Data Management, and Quality Assurance.
Symposium presented at the 24th Annual Research Conference of the
Midwest Nursing Research Society. Held March 31 - April 3, Dearborn, MI.
Kozachik, S. L. (2000). Caregiver Role Strain. Lecture for the
Michigan State University Elder Care Series. Presented May 18, 2000.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, C. W., Given, B. A., & Azzouz, F. (2000).
Cancer Stage, Other Symptoms, and Fatigue Among Elderly, Newly
Diagnosed, Cancer Patients. Poster presentation at the 53rd Annual
Scientific Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America. Held
November 17 - 21, 2000, Washington, D.C.
Kozachik, S. L., Given, C. W., Given, B. A., Champion, V. L., & Rawl,
S. M. (2001) Building the Collaborative Team. Symposium presented at the
6th National Conference on Cancer Nursing. Sponsored by the Oncology
Nursing Society. Held February 8-10.
Given, B. A., Given, C. W., White, N., Kozachik, S. L., Champion, V.
L., & Rawl, S. M. (2000). Standardizing the Nursing Intervention Across
Sites. Symposium presented at the 6th National Conference on Cancer
Nursing. Sponsored by the Oncology Nursing Society. Held February 8-10.
Champion, V. L., Given, B. A., Given, C. W., Kozachik, S. L., Rawl,
S. M., & Williams, S. (2000). Conducting a Multisite Intervention Study:
Rewards and Challenges. Symposium presented at the 6th National
Conference on Cancer Nursing. Sponsored by the Oncology Nursing Society.
Held February 8-10.
Rawl, S. M., Champion, V. L., Given, B. A., Given, C. W., Kozachik,
S. L., & Emsley, C. (2000). Conducting Multisite Intervention Research:
Site-Specific Issues– Accrual, Data Management, and Quality Assurance.
Symposium presented at the 6th National Conference on Cancer Nursing.
Sponsored by the Oncology Nursing Society. Held February 8-10.
Kozachik, S. L. (2002). Self-Care for Family Caregivers. Invited
speaker at the Henry Ford Health System 3rd Annual Hermelin Brain Tumor
Center Symposium Cancer of the Central Nervous System: Clinical
Practice, Clinical Trials. Held June 8 – 9, 2002.
Honors, Awards, Funding:
Michigan Department of Corrections, Michigan Reformatory: Employee of
the Month- December 1990
Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges- 1991
University of Michigan-Flint: Graduated with Honors- December 1991
University of Michigan-Flint Department of Nursing: Inducted into the
Nursing Honor Society- 1992
Michigan State University: Inducted into Sigma Theta Tau, Alpha Psi
Chapter- 1997
Michigan State University: Named Outstanding Graduate Student in the
College of Nursing for the 1997-1998 academic year
University of Michigan-Flint: Charter member, Sigma Theta Tau, Pi
Delta Chapter- 1998
Health Disparities Research Pre-Doctoral Training Grant Fellowship
recipient 2002-2004
Kathryn Laughon
Kathryn Laughon is a 1998 honors graduate of the University of
Virginia School of Nursing, in Charlottesville, Virginia, where she
earned her bachelor of science in nursing. She earned her masters of
science in nursing there in 1999. She entered the Johns Hopkins
University, School of Nursing doctoral program in 2000, where she is
currently a doctoral candidate. Her research interests include violence
against women, sexually transmitted disease prevention, mental illness,
and health disparities.
Dissertation Focus:
Violence Against Women, Mental Illness,
Substance Use, and Sexually Transmitted Risk
Behaviors
Publications:
Note: Previously known as Kathryn Laughon
Chouaf
Databased articles (peer reviewed):
Campbell, J. C., Webster, D., Koziol-McLain, J., Block, C., Campbell,
D., Curry, M. A Gary, F., Glass, N., McFarlane, J., Sachs, C., Sharps,
P., Ulrich, Y., Wilt, S., Manganello, J., Xiao, X., Schollenberger, J.,
Frye, V., & Laughon, K. (2003). Risk factors for femicide in abusive
relationships: Results from a multi-site case control study. American
Journal of Public Health, 93(7), 1089-1097.
Dienemann, J., Campbell, J. C, Weiderhorn, N., Laughon, K., & Jordan,
E. (2003). A critical pathway for domestic violence across the continuum
of care. JOGGN, 32(5), 584-603.
Nicolaidis, C., Curry, M. A., Ulrich, Y., Sharps, P., McFarlane, J.,
Campbell, D., Gary, F., Laughon, K., Glass, N., & Campbell, J. C.
(2003). Could we have known? A qualitative analysis of data from women
who survived an attempted homicide by an intimate partner. Journal of
General Internal Medicine, 18(10), 788-794.
Clinical and review articles (peer-reviewed):
Campbell, J. C., Woods A. B., Chouaf , K. L, & Parker, B. (2000).
Reproductive health consequences of intimate partner violence. Research
for Practice Review, (9)3, 217-237.
Campbell, J., Parker, B., Xu, X., & Chouaf, K. L. (1999). Battered
women and their children. In J. J. Fitzpatrick & K. S. Montgomery
(Eds.), Maternal Child Health Nursing Research Digest. (pp. 77-82). New
York: Springer Publishing Company.
Book Chapters:
Campbell, J., Laughon, K., & Woods, A. (in press). Impact of intimate
partner abuse on physical and mental health: How does it present in
clinical practice? In G. Roberts, K. Hegarty, & D. Feder (Eds.),
Intimate partner abuse and health professionals, Oxford, UK: Elsevier
Limited.
Sharps, P, Laughon, K., Horgas, P, & Campbell, J. (in press).
Screening and lethality (suicide and homicide) assessment for battered
women. Directions in mental health counseling, New York: The Hatherleigh
Company.
Chouaf, K. L., Campbell,J.C., & Relf, M.. (in press). Assessing for
intimate partner violence in the health care setting. In J. Conte (Ed.),
Encyclopedia of trauma and abuse. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Glass, N., Laughon, K.,Campbell, J. (2004). Theories of aggression
and family violence. In Family violence in nursing practice,
Philadelphia: Lippincott.
Campbell, J. C., Chouaf, K. L., & Lemmey, D. (2001). Internet sources
for nursing practice in intimate partner violence. In J. J. Fitzpatrick
& K. S. Montgomery (Eds.), Critical review of internet sources for
nursing practice, New York: Springer Publishing Company.
Presentations:
Laughon, K. (2003). “Discounting ourselves:” A qualitative analysis
of abused women’s decision-making about sexually transmitted disease
prevention and other health behaviors. Presentation at the Southern
Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
Sharps, P., Harris, C., Kaufmann-Marinelli, J, Glass, N. E., &
Laughon, K. (2002). Implementing a comprehensive shelter-based health
and wellness program for abused women. Presentation at the National
Conference on Health Care and Domestic Violence. Family Violence
Prevention Fund, Atlanta, GA.
Chouaf, K., & Webster, D. (2001). Factors related to intimate partner
femicide and attempted femicide in the context of estrangement:
Preliminary data. Poster presentation at the 6th International Family
Violence Conference, University of New Hampshire, Portsmouth, NH.
Chouaf, K. (2001, March). Screening and intervention for violence
against women in health care settings. Presentation for the Association
of SIDS and Infant Death, Orlando, FL.
Funding, Honors, and awards
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for
Injury Prevention and Control,Dissertation Award for Violence Related
Injury Prevention, 2003
Gloria Smith, RN/American Nurses Foundation Scholar, 2003
University of Virginia Alumni Scholarship, 2003
Sigma Theta Tau, Beta Nu Chapter Research Award, 2003
Predoctoral Violence Research Training Fellow, Johns Hopkins
University School of Nursing/School of Hygiene and Public Health
(National Institute for Mental Health), 2000-2002
Young Alumnae of the Year, University of Virginia School of Nursing,
2000
Undergraduate Research Fellowship, University of Virginia School of
Nursing Alumni Association, Summer 1997
Shannon Award (for clinical and academic excellence), University of
Virginia School of Nursing, May 1998
Historical Nursing Research Award, University of Virginia School of
Nursing Alumni Association, May 1998
Sigma Theta Tau International member, September 1998
R. Kevin Mallinson
Dissertation Focus:
HIV negative gay men and AIDS-related multiple deaths
Publications:
Full Text
Contributing Author to: HIV/AIDS and the Deaf Community [training
curriculum]. A. Marcus (Ed.). Washington, DC: Gallaudet University.
Mallinson R.K. (1999). The lived experience of AIDS related multiple
losses by HIV negative gay men. Journal of the Association of Nurses in
AIDS Care. 10(5). 22 31.
Mallinson R.K. (1999). Grief work of HIV positive persons and their
survivors. In D.W. Sherman (ed.) Nursing Clinics of North America.
34(1). 163 177.
Presentations:
Mallinson R.K. & Rose L.E. (2000). Families' experiences of loss and
grief associated with the mental illness of a relative. Little Rock,
Arkansas: Paper presentation at the Southern Nursing Research Society
Conference.
Mallinson R.K. Nursing Care with Families and Communities. Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil: Presentation at the Johns Hopkins AIDS Service
Conference. (1999).
Mallinson R.K. Deaf gay men and HIV/AIDS: The lived experience.
Washington, DC: State of the Science Congress Poster Session
(international). (1999).
Perceptions of HIV/AIDS by Deaf Gay Men. the International Qualitative
Health Research Conference in Banff. Alberta, Canada (Spring 2000).
“Two Decades of HIV Prevention: Lessons Learned”. Annual Johns Hopkins
AIDS Service Conference. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (October 2000)
“HIV Disease and Nursing Care”. Anna Nery School of Nursing of the
Universidade Federal. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (October 2000).
National meeting on HIV/AIDS and the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community.
U.S. Department of health and Human Services. Office of HIV/AIDS Policy.
(November 2000) Speaker, panelist.
Funding. Honors and Awards:
National Institute for Nursing Research (NINR) HIV Negative Gay men
and Loss-Contexts of Coping. May, 1999 – April. 2001.
First Place Graduate Poster Award. Southern Nursing Research Society
Kathleen Michael
Kathleen Michael is a 1975 graduate of the University of Washington
baccalaureate program in nursing. She attained her MSN degree from
Seattle Pacific University in 1996, after progressive clinical
experiences in trauma, public health, and rehabilitation. She is
pursuing PhD studies at the Johns Hopkins University, with an emphasis
on rehabilitation of persons with stroke. Her research focuses on the
relationship between fitness, gait deficit severity, fatigue, and
ambulatory activity patterns in chronic hemiplegic stroke patients.
Dissertation Focus: Fatigue and Stroke
Publications:
Michael, K., (2001). Rehabilitation and palliative care. In Ferrell,
B. & Coyne, N., (eds.), Oxford Textbook of Palliative Nursing. New York:
Oxford University Press. (2nd Edition now in progress.)
Michael, KM., (2001). A case for rehabilitation in palliative care.
Rehabilitation Nursing 26 (3). 84, 113.
Michael, KM., (2001) Relationship of skeletal muscle atrophy to
functional status: a systematic research review. Biological Research in
Nursing (1) 4, 117-131.
Michael, KM, (2002). Fatigue and stroke. Rehabilitation Nursing 27
(3), 89-94, 103.
Presentations:
“Gracious Spaces: Form and Function in the Design of Inpatient
Rehabilitation Facilities,” Association of Rehabilitation Nurses (ARN)
National conference, Philadelphia (2001).
“Neuroscience Review Course: Spinal Cord Injury.” Association of
Neuroscience Nurses and The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing,
2001.
“CRRN Review Course,” The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing,
2001.
“Cancer Rehabilitation,” Association of Rehabilitation Nurses,
Chapter Meeting, Baltimore, MD, 2001.
“Shorting Out: Neuropathology in Disaster and Disease,” Nurse
Practitioner Program, the Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing,
2000.
“Rehabilitation Nursing Review Series,” The Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 2000.
“Rehabilitation After Trauma,” Trauma Orientation Core Curriculum,
the Johns Hopkins Hospital Department of Surgery, 2000.
Funding, Honors, and awards
Michael Relf
Dissertation Focus:
Testing of the AIDS risk reduction model – expanded in men who have
sex with men.
Presentations:
Relf M. & Ware C. Performance improvement and organizational
structure at an urban HIV clinic: In search of quality. Association of
Nurses in AIDS Care. National Convention. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Skills-building session. November, 2000.
Dodge R. & Relf M. Resistance testing: Implications for HIV nursing
practice. Association of Nurses in AIDS Care. National Convention. San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Poster presentation. November, 2000.
Thomas C. & Relf M. The design, implementation and evaluation of an HIV
Adherence Clinic. Association of Nurses in AIDS Care. National
Convention. San Juan, Puerto Rico. Poster presentation. November, 2000.
Relf M. HIV/AIDS nursing and ambulatory care. Georgetown University.
Eastern European Nursing Alliance Scholars Program. Washington, DC.
Guest speaker. 14 August 2000.
Funding. Honors. and Awards:
American Nurses Foundation. An Empirical Test of Expanded AIDS Risk
Reduction Model among men who have sex. 1999-2000.
Sigma Theta Tau International. Grants. An Empirical Test of Expanded
AIDS Risk Reduction Model among men who have sex. 1999-2000.
Tonya Schneidereith
Dissertation Focus:
Pharmacogenetic mechanisms related to increased fetal hemoglobin
following treatment with hydroxyurea.
Publications:
Andrade, T. (1998). Sibling visitation: Research implications for
pediatric and neonatal patients. The Online Journal of Knowledge
Synthesis for Nursing, 5(6).
Presentations:
"Analysis of a Nonviral Approach to Clinical Gene Therapy.” NIH.
Poster Presentation, 1998.
"New Therapies in the Treatment of Asthma.," American Association of
Critical Care Nurses, Chesapeake Bay Chapter, 1999.
Funding, Honors, and Awards:
National Institute of Nursing Research, NRSA. Ameliorating Crises in
Persons with Sickle Cell Disease. September 1998 - September 2001.
Summer Intramural Research Training Award, Clinical Gene Therapy Branch,
National Human Genome Research Institute, National Institutes of Health
1998.
Anne B. (Nancy) Woods
Nancy is a 1975 graduate of Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
School of Nursing. She completed her BSN at the University of Hawaii in
1981, her MSN in nurse-midwifery at University of Pennsylvania in 1986,
her MPH in maternal child health at the University of Hawaii in 1997,
and a post-master’s certificate in palliative care at Ursuline College
in 2003. Nancy is currently the Clinical Director at Joseph Richey
Hospice in Baltimore, MD. Her research interests include the
bio-psycho-social correlations of intimate partner violence with immune
system function.
Dissertation Focus: Biophysical and Immunologic Responses to
Intimate Partner Violence
Publications:
Campbell, JC, et. al. (in preparation). Mental health consequences of
intimate partner violence: comparison of two samples of civilian and
military women.
Campbell, JC, Woods, AB, Chouaf, KL and Parker, B. (2000).
Reproductive health consequences of intimate partner violence. Clinical
Nursing Research, 9 (3): 217-237.
Geilen, A.C., O’Campo, P.J., Campbell, J.C., Schollenberger, J.,
Woods, A.B., Snow-Jones, A.,
Dienemann, J.A., Kub, J., & Wynne, E.C. Domestic violence screening
and reporting by health care providers: Women’s opinions and policy
preferences. Am J Prev Med. 19 (4): 279-85.
Woods, A.B. (2003). The terror of the night: PTSD at the end of life.
JHPN (5) 4: 196 – 203.
Woods, A.B. & Campbell, J.C. (in prep). Intimate Partner Violence,
Neurophysiological and Immunological Mechanisms: A Literature Review.
Presentations:
Sexual Violence against Women across the lifespan. Johns Hopkins
University, School of Arts and Sciences.
Biopsychosocial and immunological consequences of intimate partner
violence. Johns Hopkins University, Violence Seminar.
Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence and Comorbid PTSD among
uninsured women in Baltimore, MD: preliminary findings. Sigma Theta Tau,
Nu Beta Chapter.
Funding. Honors. and Awards:
Doctoral Fellowship, Johns Hopkins University School of Public
Health: 1998 – 1999.
National Institute of Mental Health Institutional NRSA. Pre-doctoral
Fellowship in Violence Research, 1999 - 2000.
NRSA Fellowship 1 F31 NR07600-01: Biophysical and Immunologic
Responses to Intimate Partner Violence, 2001 – 2003.
Sigma Theta Tau, Nu Beta chapter scholarship for doctoral studies:
2002.
Xiao Xu
Dissertation topic:
Domestic violence against women in China: prevalence, risk factors
and health outcomes.
Publications:
Allen J. K. & Xu X. (1997). Coronary revascularization in women.
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America. 9(4). 497-509.
Allen J. K. Young D. R. & Xu X. (1998). Predictors of long-term change
in functional status after CABG in women. Progress In Cardiovascular
Nursing. 13(2). 4-10. 27.
Campbell J. Parker B. Xu X. & Chouaf K. (1999). Battered women and their
children. In J. J. Fitzpatrick & K. S. Montgomery (Eds.). Maternal Child
Health Nursing Research Digest. (pp. 77-82). New York. NY: Springer
Publishing Company.
McFarlane J. M. Campbell J. C. Wilt S. Sachs C. J. Ulrich Y. & X Xu.
(1999). Stalking and intimate partner femicide. Homicide Studies. 3(4).
300-316.
Presentations:
Xu X. & Campbell J. C. (June, 2000). Preliminary domestic violence
study in an urban hospital in China. Paper presented at the conference
of the 10th International Nursing Violence Against Women. Vancouver,
Canada.
Xu X. (1999. February). Preliminary domestic violence study in China.
Poster presented at the 13th Annual Conference of the Southern Nursing
Research Society “Negotiating Nursing’s Research Agenda in the 21st
Century”. Charleston, South Carolina.
Xu X. (1999. May ). Preliminary domestic violence study in China. Poster
presented in the 10th Annual Research Conference "New Frontiers in
Nursing Research". University of Maryland School of Nursing. Baltimore,
Maryland.
Funding. Honors. and Awards:
National Institute of Nursing Research, NRSA. Pre-doctoral
Fellowship. July, 1999-December, 2001.
Kristin Zawacki
Kristin Zawacki graduated from Georgetown University School of
Nursing in 1992. She entered the MSN/PhD program at the Johns Hopkins
University School of Nursing in 1997. She completed requirements for our
Master of Science in Nursing Degree as an advanced practice nurse
specializing in adult health in December 1998, and she completed
requirements for our Doctor of Philosophy in June 2004. Her research
interests include colorectal cancer prevention and early detection,
health behavior, and hereditary cancers of the gastrointestinal system.
Dissertation Title: The Effects of a Targeted Intervention on
Knowledge, Health Beleifs and Intention to Screen in Persons At
Increased Risk for Colorectal Cancer
Publications:
Codori AM, Zawacki KL, Petersen GM, Miglioretti D, Bacon JA, Trimbath
JD, Booker SV & Giardiello FM (2003).Gene testing for hereditary
colorectal cancer in children: long term psychological effects. American
Journal of Medical Genetics,116A (2), 117-128.
Zawacki KL (2002). Hereditary Cancer Syndromes of the
Gastrointestinal System. AACN Clinical Issues, 13 (4), 523-539.
Zawacki, KL & Phillips M (2002) Cancer genetics and women’s health.
Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing, 31 (2), 33-41.
Zawacki KL (2000). Information sources: cancer genetics and genetic
testing. Cancer Practice, 8 (4), 197-200.
Olsen S & Zawacki KL (2000) Hereditary Colorectal Cancer. Nursing
Clinics of North America, 35 (3), 671 – 685.
Grimm PM, Zawacki KL, Mock V, Krumm S & Frink B (2000). Family
caregiver emotional responses & needs: outcomes of an intensive
ambulatory model of BMT care. Cancer Practice, 8 (3), 120-128.
Presentations:
Gene Testing for Hereditary Colorectal Cancer in Children: Long-term
Psychological Effects.
Podium presentation at the 3rd Joint Meeting of the Leed’s Castle
Polyposis Group and the International Collaborative Group: Venice,
Italy, April 28, 2001.
Gene Testing for Hereditary Colorectal Cancer in Children: Long-term
Psychological Effects.
Poster presentation at the 5th International Symposium on Predictive
Oncology and Therapy: Geneva, Switzerland, October 28, 2000. Sponsored
by the International Society for Preventive Oncology.
Fatigue in Patients with Cancer: An Exercise Intervention – Report of
the FIRE Project.
Podium presentation at the 26th Annual Oncology Nursing Society
Congress: San Diego, CA, May 17, 2001.
Development and Evaluation of an Educational Pamphlet on APC I1307K.
Poster Presentation at Oncology Nursing Society Annual Congress in
Atlanta, April 30,1999.
Funding, Honors, and Awards:
Changing Health Beliefs in Persons At-Risk for Colon Cancer
(Dissertation research)
Sponsored by Oncology Nursing Foundation/Bristol Meyers Oncology
Research Grant
Funding Period: September 15, 2002 – September 15, 2004
Scholarships
2000 – 2002 American Cancer Society Doctoral Scholarship in Cancer
Nursing
2000 – 2001 Oncology Nursing Society Foundation Doctoral Scholarship
1998 – 2000 The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Doctoral
Student Scholarship
1997 –1998 The Drs. I Ridgeway and Frances H. Trimble Scholarship
1997 –1998 The Johns Hopkins University School of Nursing Graduate Merit
Award
Awards
1999 Sigma Theta Tau Nu Beta Chapter Award
Ruth Dale Ogilby Award
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