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CDC Grants for Public Health Research Dissertation (R36)

In FY 2009, CDC awarded 26 public health dissertation research grants for $903,724. The purpose of the public health dissertation research program (R36) is to provide support for research undertaken as part of an academic program to qualify for a doctorate. Grant support is designed to encourage doctoral candidates from a variety of academic disciplines and programs to conduct research in areas of interest to CDC. It is hoped that this program will ultimately facilitate the entry of promising investigators into the field of public health research.

ARCHIVED: PAR-07-231: http://grants.nih.gov/grants/guide/pa-files/PAR-07-231.html

Individual funded projects include:

PI Name

Institution

Title

CO/NC
LEGEND

Abstract

Ava Elyse Alkon, MPH, MPhil

Columbia University Health Sciences

Late 20th-Century Consumer Advocacy and the Shaping of Public Health Policy and Practice: An Historical Study of the Public Citizen Health Research Group

CK

Project Abstract

Amy Kristine Bei

Harvard University (School of Public Health)

Molecular and immunologic roles of P. falciparum invasion ligand polymorphisms

CK

Project Abstract

Randy J.Carnevale, MS

Vanderbilt University

MIASMA: A Medical Informatics Application for Systematic Microbiological Alerts

CD

Project Abstract

Lauren J. Cator

Cornell University Ithaca

Acoustic Signaling in the Mating Systems of Medically Important Mosquitoes

CK

Project Abstract

Anna Lynn Christensen

Johns Hopkins University

Understanding unintended pregnancy among New Latinas: A mixed method approach.

DP

Project Abstract

Meredith Crane

Brown University

TLR9-Independent Liver Antiviral Defense: Role of UNC93B

PS

Project Abstract

Faith Elizabeth Fletcher, MA

University of South Carolina at Columbia

Pregnancy Intentions among HIV Positive Black Women in South Carolina: A Mixed-Methods Approach

PS

Project Abstract

Quentin Florence

University of Georgia

Structural Studies of HBsAg: Support for Quentin Florence

PS

Project Abstract

Alison Anne Gustafson, RD, MPH

University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

Food Environment as a Determinant in Weight and Diet Change among Women

DP

Project Abstract

Sabina A. Haberlen, MSc

Johns Hopkins University

ART Availability and HIV-Related Stigma/Social Consequences in Rakai, Uganda

PS

Project Abstract

Phuong Hoang, MS

Brandeis University

Optimal Primary Care for Elders: Annual Physicals vs. Comprehensive Care Systems

DP

Project Abstract

Michelle Hynes, MPH

Emory University

Intimate partner violence in Colombia: Do the effects of relative spousal resources vary by community context?

CE

Project Abstract

Erin Elizabeth Kent, MS

University of California Irvine

Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Adolescent and Young Adult Hematopoietic Cancer Outcomes in California

DP

Project Abstract

Jennifer Lynn Kornosky, MSPH

University of South Florida

Impact of Intrauterine Tobacco Smoke Exposure on Umbilical Cord Blood Stem Cells

DP

Project Abstract

Keren Lehavot, MS

University of Washington

Minority stress among sexual minority women

CD

Project Abstract

Charles Edwin McGee

University of Texas Medical Br Galveston

Evaluation of Flavivirus Live Attenuated Vaccine Recombination Potential

CK

Project Abstract

Jennifer Mendel

Johns Hopkins University

Keys to Successful Implementation of Street Outreach for Violence Prevention

CE

Project Abstract

Laura Packel, MPH

University of California Berkeley

Conditional Cash Transfers to Encourage Safer Sex: A Qualitative Study

PS

Project Abstract

James Aaron Potts, MPH

University of Massachusetts Medical School Worcester

Analysis of clinical laboratory variables for early dengue illness classification

CK

Project Abstract

Jane E. Richards, MSPH

University Of Texas Health Science Center Houston

HIV Risk Behaviors among Recently Arrived Latina Immigrant Women Living in Houston

PS

Project Abstract

Carla Victoria Rodriguez, MPH

University of Washington

Validity of emergency department syndromic surveillance for Influenza in children

IP

Project Abstract

Joe Walter Sakshaug, MS

University of Michigan at Ann Arbor

Synthetic Data Generation for Small Area Estimation

SH

Project Abstract

Sheree Renae Schwartz, MPH

Johns Hopkins University

Fertility Decision-Making and Reproductive Health Outcomes in the Era of Antiretroviral Therapy

PS

Project Abstract

Sabrina Charise Selk, ScM

Harvard University (School of Public Health)

Childhood Abuse and PTSD: The Impact on Preterm Delivery and Spontaneous Abortion

CE

Project Abstract

Jo Anna M.Shimek, MS/p>

University of Illinois at Chicago

Innovations to Inform Occupational Disease Etiology Using Biomonitoring Methods

OH

Project Abstract

Matthew Cunningham Walsh, MPH

University of Wisconsin Madison

Improving Case-Control Study Validity By Addressing Sampling Frame Limitations

CD

Project Abstract

 

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