Curriculum Vita Education Honors and Awards

CURRICULUM VITA

Michele A. Kelley

The University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health Division of Community Health Sciences (M/C 923) 1603 W. Taylor Street, Room 652 Chicago, IL 60612-4394 voice: 312-413-3225 fax 312-996-3551 email: [email protected]

EDUCATION Doctor of Science (Sc.D.) The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, Department of Population, Family and Reproductive Health; Baltimore, Maryland. Emphasis: Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MCH) Epidemiology and Health Services Research Methods. Dissertation: Maternal Satisfaction with Primary Medical Care for Children with Selected Chronic Conditions. Advisor: Cheryl S. Alexander, PhD, MPH, RN Master of Arts in Public Policy and Management The Ohio State University John Glenn College of Public Affairs, Columbus, Ohio. Emphasis: Policy and program analysis. Master of Social Work The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Emphasis: Program Planning and Administration; Clinical Interventions with Families and Children. Bachelor of Arts in Sociology The University of Akron, Akron, Ohio. Emphasis: Urban Sociology and Community Organization. Minor in biology and health sciences.

HONORS AND AWARDS American Public Health Association, Public Health Social Work Section. Insley-Evans Public Health Social Worker of the Year. Awarded at the 143rd Annual Meeting on November, 2, 2015, Chicago, IL. White House Invitation for work on implementation of Public Law 111–148, the Affordable Care Act: Obama Administration Briefing on Addressing Social Determinants of Health through the Affordable Care Act; Role of Social Workers. October 7, 2013, Washington, D.C. James J. Stukel Presidential Professorship. AY 2009-11. Project involving University wide survey on Multidisciplinary Engaged, Applied Learning using Real-World Settings. Applied results to develop a University wide collaborative for education and health improvement in the Humboldt Park community area focused on teaching, research and practice across selected UIUC and UIC Departments. Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research 10th Anniversary scholar award recipient, at symposium “Advancing Health Through Science: The Human Dimension." September 19, 1996, Bethesda, MD. UIC Great Cities Scholar, College of Urban Planning and Public Administration, 2007-08 and 1995-96. Delta Omega, National Public Health Honor Society, elected to membership in the Lambda chapter (UIC), 1997. Public Health Service Maternal and Child Health Traineeship, 1982-1987 National Institute of Mental Health Traineeship, 1974-75 Phi Sigma Alpha (Arts and Sciences Honor Society), elected 1973 Alpha Kappa Delta (International Sociology Honor Society), elected 1973

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE University of Illinois at Chicago Associate Professor, Division of Community Health Sciences, School of Public Health, Chicago, IL, 1988-present. (Promotion and Tenure, 1994) Core Faculty, SPH Graduate Education Program in Maternal and Child Health, 1988 – present. Graduate College, Full Faculty Membership, 1994-present. Departmental Affiliate, Department of Psychology, Division of Community Psychology, 2004- present. Faculty Affiliate, Office of Health Literacy, UIC Health Sciences System. 2017- present. Associated Faculty, Gender and Women’s Studies Program and Interdepartmental Graduate Concentration in Women’s Health (2007-2011). The UIC Social Justice Initiative. Founding collaborating faculty member. Member of the Collective Action/ Civic Participation Engagement Group. 2011-present. UIC Immigration Initiative Collaborating Faculty, 2011- 2013.

Other Positions Held: Clinical Social Worker, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine (disaster team and pediatric trauma services; child mental health and welfare consultation to Harriet Lane pediatric Clinic), Baltimore, MD, 1986-88. Predoctoral Research Positions Johns Hopkins University. -Kennedy – Krieger Institute, 1983-84; -Predoctoral Research fellow with Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene 1984- 86.

Program Specialist. Ohio Department of Health, Bureau of Maternal and Child Health. Oversight of program quality and compliance at city and county Maternal and Child Health federally supported (Title V) health services across the State; Foster local collaborative service networks to improve child and adolescent health; Review of federal Head Start programs in Appalachian counties, appointed to advisory body for State regulation of child day care facilities; Reviewed program grants and consulted with public health providers of child health and social work services. Columbus, OH, 1978-82. Psychiatric Social Worker (part-time), North Central Community Mental Health Center, Columbus, OH. Provided emergency mental health services, including rape and trauma crisis, domestic violence intervention, active suicide intervention, preparation for hospital admission. Coordinated with law enforcement agencies. 1980-81. Social Worker (part-time), Starr Commonwealth/ Hannah Neil Center for Children (residential treatment), Columbus, OH, 1977-78. Advanced Child Welfare Social Worker Franklin County Children’s Services Provided advanced individual and family treatment, testimony in family court proceedings and for adjudicated youth. Columbus and Grove City, OH, 1975-77.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Public Health Association: Maternal and Child Health Section, Social Work Section and the Community-Based Public Health Caucus (founding member of CBPHC)

International Federation of Social Workers National Association of Social Workers Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine

LICENSURE, CERTIFICATION and SPECIALIZATION

National Association of Social Workers NASW), Specialty Practice Sections: Children, Adolescents and Young Adults. Academy of Certified Social Workers. Admitted July 1977 – present Licensed Certified Social Worker, State of Maryland, #04173 (1984 – 1996)

ACADEMIC TEACHING & ADVISING EXPERIENCE

Current Courses: (All courses are designed by me and delivered online.) CHSC 544/ SOCW 546; Public Health Aspects of Adolescence and Youth. Developed course, Primary Instructor since AY 2007) Cross listed with JACSW (social work). Dev

CHSC 423: Professional Development for Public Health Practice (leadership, communication, grantspersonship)

CHSC 594. U.S. Food System Policy and Practice: An eco-justice and health equity perspective.

Selected Past Courses: (including guest lectures)

CHSC 401: Behavioral Sciences in Public Health (online delivery). Developed small group learning communities and processes for using a community disaster case study. PUBH 360: Local Citizenship and Community Health Initiatives. Co-designed and Taught initial version of this upper division level course, Spring 2013. Mentored experienced doctoral student for assuming responsibility as course instructor for the next academic year. CHSC 512: Best Practices in MCH (Co- developed course for new revised MPH curriculum) Co- taught Spring 2008, 2009 and 2010 (Primary Instructor with Noel Chavez); Occasional guest lectures as of AY 2011. CHSC 542: Advanced Maternal and Child Health Applied Programs. Re-developed course early 2000’s and co-taught with Dr. Myrtis Sullivan. This course has been replaced with the new curriculum. CHSC 595: Doctoral Seminar (developed new course, implemented Spring 2009, taught Spring 2011) • CHSC 431: Community Assessment in Public Health (Redeveloped course, Primary Instructor until AY 08) CHSC 595 Public Health and the Family. Developed and taught course two times.

Occasional Guest Lecture College of Liberal Arts and Sciences PSYCH 539: Current Topics in Community and Prevention Research College of Nursing NUEL 544: Qualitative Research in Nursing NUSC 548 Methodological Issues for Cross-Cultural Research NUSC 585 – Advanced Research Seminar NUSC 511 Advanced Research Design College of Social Work SOCW 431:Practice II: Generalist Practice with Task Groups, Organizations, and Communities SOCW 520: Practice IV: Community Health and Urban Dev SOCW 531: Policy II: Community Health and Urban Development Guest Lecturer in UIC Honors College HON 201: Great Cities: UIC’s Metropolitan Commitment. Topic: Racial/Ethnic Disparities in Health

Resource and Mentoring Faculty UIC School of Public Health Summer 2018 Research Training and Career Development Program (RTCP) for Undergraduates and Graduate Students (Health Professions Navigator Program. Mentored one undergraduate pre-public health student in youth mental health literacy program.

UIC Summer Research Opportunity Program (for undergraduate minority students) 2009- 2012.; Mentored one student each summer in community health and prevention. Contributing Faculty, CDC Post-doctoral training program. 2009-2011; Mentored one post-doc. UIC College of Medicine Hispanic Medical Students Research Series Workshops (Sumer 2009-2011. Presented public health overview at workshops.

Advisee ( vicarious) Major Awards: Paul Q. Peterson Award (research): J. Burke-Miller (AY 05), Sarah Wagener (AY 14); Erika Marshall, AY 2015; The Douglas Passaro Scholar Award: T. Young (AY 07); P. Solowksi (AY 09) Alan W. Donaldson Memorial Award (highest award to graduating student, UIC SPH): Cindy San Miguel (MPH), May 2015; J Hebert-Beirne, PhD award, May 2009, and Christine Bozlak, PhD award, May 2011 Scrimshaw Family Latino Health Scholarship: awarded to PhD student Mayra Estrella, (AY 09) Annual Student Research/Practice Awards Day, Advisee research/practice poster competition: M. Estrella, PhD candidate, 2012; M. Heim, MPH capstone, 2013; E. Starzyk, PhD candidate, 2014. Rachael Dombrowski, PhD candidate 2015.

Schweitzer Fellowship: Sarah Wagener (AY 14)

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF QUALITATIVE INQUIRY Represent UIC as a collaborating site; Promote graduate student involvement and inclusion; Co-sponsor Qualitative Health Research Program at annual meeting; Initiated and maintain UIC membership as a collaborating site (2013- present). Co-chair Health SIG at annual ICQI congress (2012-2015)present)International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry

International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW). 2008-09; 2018-19 (90 countries strong) has special consultative status with United Nations. Development of a review document for Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development linked to UN and WHO priorities. 2008.

NATIONAL SERVICE External Promotion and Tenure Review

Drexel University Dornsife School of Public Health, Spring 2019 Emory University Rollins School of Public Health, Fall 2015

EDITORIAL BOARDS -Journal of Community Practice (Taylor and Francis) Editorial Board, 2004-2017 - Qualitative Health Research Editorial Board (Sage), 2013 – present -Social Work, consulting editor. Social Work is the premiere journal of the social work profession. 2014 – June 30, 2019.

Manuscript Reviews Current Referee:

Social Work Qualitative Health Research Youth and Society Journal of Adolescent Health

Past / Occasional Referee: Maternal and Child Health Journal Journal of Community Practice Journal of Adolescent Health Health Education and Behavior Social Science and Medicine Campus Community Partnerships for Health, CES4Health.info Peer Reviewer Ethnicity and Disease Social Service Review Children and Youth Service Review Preventing Chronic Disease Health Care Management Review Archives of Women’s Mental Health Qualitative Research

Abstract Reviews for Professional Meetings International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry. 2011- PRESENT CDC 20th National Conference on Chronic Disease Prevention and Control: National Chronic Disease (April 2009) American Public Health Association Maternal and Child Health Section, 2006- annually. National Organizational Leadership and Advisory Boards: American Public Health Association Maternal and Child Health Section, Adolescent and Young Adult Health Committee. Co-Chair 2009 – 2015. Plan scientific program for annual meeting; supervise fellows; develop AYAH interests across the organization; collaborate with national international adolescent organizations and monitor and develop policy statements for APHA Board and action.

Social Work Section, Elected to Section Councilor, 2009 – 2012; re-elected 2012- 2015. Community-Based Public Health Caucus Role: Caucus Presentations/Publications Work Group: (2009-2010); Policy sub-committee member. Produced a draft policy statement on principles for conducting community- based participatory research submitted to the Executive Board of the American Public Health Association. (2004,-2006) Association for Community Organization and Social Administration (ACOSA).

Communications Committee . Chair (2009- 2012). Developed communications plan and inter- organizational network with APHA, SCRA (APA) and other professional groups. Communications Committee member 2009 – present. Board of Directors (elected) Midwest Region (2009 -2012 ) Co-Chair: Annual Meeting, February 2006, Chicago. -University of Michigan National Conference Planning Committee: Education for Community Practice in the 21st century: Preparing people to create community change in a diverse world. Planned with key leadership of ACOSA. 2011-2012. Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health MPH Core Competency Development Project, Diversity and Cultural Proficiency Resource Group (2006). Contributed language for several competencies under the DIVERSITY AND CULTURE section in the ASPH Education Committee Master’s Degree in Public Health Core Competency Development Project Version 2.3 (2006).

National Association of Social Workers Ohio Chapter (volunteer) Legislative Liaison to Ohio Senate Medicaid, Health and Human Services Committee. Worked with Chapter office and State Senator John Kasich (became Governor of Ohio in 2011) to draft bill that would become Chapter 4757 of the Ohio Revised Code establishing licensure for social workers in October 1984. 1978-1980.

Society for Health and Adolescent Medicine (SAHM) Co-Chair for Qualitative Research Special Interest Group, 2010- 2011; Program Faculty for 2010 Annual Meeting Toronto. Diversity Committee (Appointed by Executive Board); 2015-2018; 2018- 2021 Program Committee, Youth Involvement Committee, 2018, 2019.

Federal Agencies National Academy of Sciences, Institute of Medicine External invited expert reviewer for a special IOM report ,July 2013. A Ready and Resilient Workforce for the Department of Homeland Security: Protecting America's Front Line. Committee on the Department of Homeland Security Workforce Resilience; Board on Health Sciences Policy; Institute of Medicine. ISBN 978-0-309-28946-7 (2013).

DHHS/ Health Resources and Services Administration Public Health Social Work: Developing Tomorrow’s Leaders Today. University of Pittsburgh, October 20-21, 2-16. Sponsored by DHHS/ HRSA, the overall goal is to bring together leaders in public health social work to determine the best ways to enhance academic curricula and preparation for public health social workers. White House Briefing on the Affordable Care Act sponsored by Council of Social Work Education. (Invited). “Addressing the Social Determinants of Health in a New Era: The Role of Social Work Education.” September 25, 2013. (Invited) Healthy People 2020 Adolescent Health Core Objectives Work Team 2010- present MCH Training Faculty and Trainee Diversity Workgroup. National workgroup charged with developing means to increase cultural competency into graduate public health education and means to increase minority representation among students in federally sponsored graduate programs. 2006-2008. Maternal and Child Health Bureau Grantee Education. Federally sponsored webcast to MCH supported Training Programs: Faculty and Trainee Research on Health Disparities and

Cultural Competence. Social Capital and HIV Prevention in a Puerto Rican Community: A Participatory Assessment of The Vida SIDA Project. With Swapna Sarwadekar, MBBS, and Jeannie Concha, MPH. September 16, 2003.http://128.248.232.90/archives/mchb/mch_training/captiondefault.htm (accessed 5/20/2004) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Participant in teleconference/ focus group to define measures of trust in CDC funded Prevention Research Center academic- community partnerships. July 2004. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Social Determinants of Health Work Group. Role: Committee member. Produced a conference to examine evidenced-based community practice to reduce healthy disparities. (2002-2003) Association of Teachers of Maternal and Child Health. Co-Developed (with N. Chavez) first set of National Competencies for federally funded MCH graduate education programs in Schools of Public Health, approved by ATMCH in 1993. Federal Grant Review Panels (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Special Interest Projects (SIP 13) on Physical Activity in the Community. October 2006. Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau Extramural Research Program, June 2005. National Institutes of Health, (National Cancer Institute) Special Institute-Wide Roadmap Initiative Review Panel: Meetings and Networks for Methodological Development in Interdisciplinary Research, RM-04-014; July 2004. Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau Graduate Education Programs. June, 1999 and 1996. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. Maternal and Child Health Expert for grant review panel. June 1998. National Multi-Site Federal Grant Advisory Boards and Collaborations The Hispanic Community Health Study / Study of Latinos (HCHS/SOL). This is a federally funded multi-center epidemiologic study in Hispanic/Latino populations. I am participating as an unfunded collaborator and co-author at the Chicago field site. (2011- present). Scientific Community Advisory Committee member of the qualitative special interest group (SPIG) for the research project Research for Change: Cross-Site Multi-Cultural Community-Based Participatory Research. This project is being conducted by the National Congress of American Indians Policy Research Center, the University of New Mexico, and the University of Washington. This study is an in-depth investigation of promoters and barriers to Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) in American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) communities and other underserved populations. Funding for the project has been provided by the Native American Research Centers for Health (NARCH), National Institutes of Health (NIH), and the Indian Health Service (IHS) for 2009 - 2013.

(Related) National Center for Minority Health Disparities, Community Based Participatory Research National Advisory Committee . Principal Investigator: Nina Wallerstein, DrPH, University of New Mexico and Co-Investigator: Bonnie Duran, DrPH, University of Washington; 2007 – 2010.

UNIVERSITY SERVICE Search Committees Search committee, faculty, Educational Psychology Youth Development Program , AY 11-12. Search committee for the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs/ Provost (AY 2010-11).

President’s Search Committee for UIC Chancellor, Oct. 2007- 2008.

Office of Diversity Campus-wide discussion with action plan: Initiated and co-moderated end of year campus-wide forum (principally for students) celebrating the university’s commitment to diversity: Honoring Our Commitment to Diversity: A Brown Bag Discussion, May 2, 2013. Co- sponsored by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs, School of Public Health, and the Office of Diversity.

Strategic planning: Provided written and oral commentary that was incorporated into two guiding documents to inform the Office of Diversity strategic planning. Through the Lens of Diversity (2009) and A Mosaic for UIC Transformation (2011).

Research Founding member, the UIC ad-hoc faculty Qualitative Research Group Led development of the Qualitative Research at UIC Website, sponsored by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research

Faculty Senate Student Affairs Committee, AY 131-4 through 14-15 Senator representing the School of Public Health AY08-09 – AY 13-14. Faculty Senate Executive Committee (AY08-09 – AY 13-14). Took the lead on Senate Self-Study survey development, set up survey platform, website, data analysis etc. (20100; Lead effort to examine Senate diversity issues to address UIC Diversity Plan (2012-13); lead online learning infrastructure improvement (20110. Participated in UIC Leadership Retreat 2010; 2012, 2013. Board of Trustees: Designated Senate Observer 2010; Provided brief written analysis of best practices for minority student retention based on literature with examples from UIC to Trustee Estrada at his request, Spring 2013.

Other University-wide Initiatives & Programs

Advised on youth leadership and participation/ advisory councils on major health sciences entities. UIC Cancer Center/ School of Public Health, NIH Center for Health Equity Research (AY 17-18). UIC Office of Community Engagement and Neighborhood Health Partnerships (AY 17-18). Office of the President- Led effort based on request by Presidential advisor for higher education James Oliver to document (with action plan) local educational issues and relationship with UIC in a Chicago Latino Community with active engagement with local schools and universities. Community meeting and school tours held May 3, 2013. Great Cities Institute Faculty Scholar Review Committee for AY10-11, served Spring 2010. Jane Addams College of Social Work Community Health and Development Track Advisory Council (2006- present). Great Cities Institute Healthy City Research Collaborative workgroup (Fall 2006 – present) Center for Clinical Translational Science, Community Relations Core workgroup (2006- 2008) Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs and Provost. The UIC Social Justice Initiative. Founding collaborating faculty member. Participated in curriculum development for undergraduate concentration. (AY 2011 -13 )

School of Public Health

Committee on Admissions and Recruitment Policies (CARP) At-large representative, AY13-14 to present. CHAIR AY 15-16- present (current term 2017-2019). Led efforts for Goal 1 of SPH strategic plan regarding comprehensive personal leadership development for all students. Undergraduate Oversight Committee CHS departmental representative, AY 15-16 to present . (current term 2017-2019). Developed in-service learning for committee on best practices for online learning (Spring 2017) and provided resources for leadership development model and teaching (Fall 2017). Undergraduate Next Steps Roundtable: 3/15/19. Provide group level public health career advice for current baccalaureate students, and follow-up with students inquiries post session. School of Public Health Executive Committee (July 1, 2006- June 30, 2007) Diversity Consulting Committee, 2009 – 1000.. Healthviews Advisory Board, 2009 – 2010. The Institute for Increasing Health Equity (founding member, 2006-) Illinois Public Health Research Fellowship Program. Executive Committee. CDC funded pre and post-doctoral training in public health 2006-2007. Hurricane Katrina Task Force (relocation of displaced families and students and implication for public health preparedness)(2005-06). Committee on Educational Programs, at-large (July 1,2004 – June 30, 2006); July 1 2003- June 30 2004 (Divisional Representative) Health Careers Opportunities Program faculty member advisory committee for 2005 biennial conference. Humboldt Park Undergraduate Public Health Pipeline Development Project (2010- 11) Undergraduate Public Health Program Development Team (2010- 11)

Division of Community Health Sciences

CHS Admissions Committee. AY-18-19. Lead development of Value Proposition Statement for the Division of Community Health Sciences. (2011-12) Curriculum Committee (1997- AY 2017-18) . Chair, 2005-2007. Oversaw the Doctoral of Philosophy program significantly revised in 2006-2007. Arranged for faculty in-service on “Working with Millennials”, emerging adults as students, presented by the UIC Counseling Center, November 2010. Led development of MSW/ MPH program, and defended it in the UIC Faculty Senate 2011-2012.

Graduate Studies Committee (2003 – 2005) Committee on Academic Progress (2000-2003)

COMMUNITY SERVICE (unpaid, associated with collaborative research)

East Humboldt Park educational justice consortium, Community as a Campus (CAAC). AY-2018-19. Ongoing consultation with SPH Dean Giles for (1) pre-public health course at public high school; (2) food system and nutrition course at community charter high school; (3) mental health promotion with mindfulness expert to incorporate concepts and practices into school activities and curricula; (4) Link schools with evidence-based mental health literacy curriculum; (5) connect public high school with additional UIC clinical social work services. (6) A large whole community and UIC health sciences event featuring a pediatric mindfulness expert is being planned, including a half day consultation and exchange with CAAC school leaders is planned for November 21, 2019

Kelley, MA with community partner response. Food Justice through the lens of Critical Race Theory, with attention to eco-justice and health equity. Presentation to diverse audience of academic, public health and community residents and activists/ leaders. Co-sponsored by Old St. Pat’s Church (OSP) Social Justice Initiative (lead organization) and OSP North Lawndale Kinship Initiative, UIC School of Public Health, UIC Center for Faith and Community Health Transformation. At Lawndale Christian Health Center, Chicago IL, March 28, 2019.

Kelley, MA. Beyond Hunger and Food Insecurity to Food Justice for All. Sponsored by UIC Office of Faith Community Health Promotion. Presentation to social justice group at Old St. Pat’s Catholic Church, Chicago, June 14, 2017 End of academic year community engagement: Co-planned and hosted a mutual learning event with the Puerto Rican Cultural Center for incoming students and recent graduates; collaborated with Jane Addams College of Social Work. Title: Incorporating cultural assets into our teaching and research. Chicago, May 10, 2017. El Rescate,a supportive independent living program for homeless LGBTQ and HIV-positive youth. A project of the Puerto Rican Cultural Center’s Vida/SIDA program. Role: Unpaid technical consultant, 2012 -2014. Community as a Campus Education Reform in Humboldt Park. Consult on community health development and school health. Led development of first community high school public health course; consulting on development of pipeline to undergrad public health programs; and development of public health prerequisite courses in local community college. 2008- present. Vida Sida not for profit Latino culturally tailored HIV/AIDS prevention and LGBT advocacy organization in Chicago. Developed collaborative online internet based Survey of Health and Social Needs of LGBT Youth in the Chicago Metropolitan Area. (2010-2011) Pedro Albizu Campos Puerto Rican High School, Chicago IL. Developed collaborative survey for assessment of needs and issues regarding social –emotional learning program. 2009– present Humboldt Park Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition. 2008- 2010; 2013 - Greater Humboldt Park Community of Wellness Coalition. Consultation and Process evaluation of best practices as part of Great Cities Scholar program. 2007-08 Illinois Latino Health Initiative, consult on questionnaire and development of community participatory health assessment, 2008. Annual Community as Intellectual Space Conference planning committee, with UIUC and the Puerto Rican Cultural Center. 2006- 2011. Chicago Department of Public Health, Reach 2010 CDC Diabetes Prevention and Control Project, Proposed project expansion in two communities, Spring 2007. Illinois Task Force on Postpartum Depression (gubernatorial appointment) 2004-2005. Anti-Cruelty Society Governing Board 2002-2004. Chicago based animal welfare organization, emphasized connection of animal cruelty with child welfare and development; community well-being. Mayor's Task Force on Infant and Family Health, City of Chicago, 1995- 1998. Social Services Redesign Task Force, Chicago Dept. of Public Health, 1998. St. Mary’s Hospital Health 2000 Committee, Consulted on Community epidemiology and assessment, Kankakee, Illinois, 1996-97. Consultant to the Illinois Division of Specialized Care for Children, Project FOCUS, an MCHB funded demonstration of community assessment methods for this population (1991- 1997)

University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration Maternal and Child Health Training Program Advisory Committee and MCH Mentoring Program (1992-94). Needs Assessment Methods, Project Health, Illinois Department of Public Health 1991-92. Consultant, State of Missouri Department of Health, Maternal and Child Health Division, 1989. Consultant, Illinois Child Health Needs Assessment, Illinois Department of Health, 1988.

PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS (Incudes Peer reviewed and Invited; Truncated)

Rachael Dombrowski, Michele Kelley, Bree Bode, Alex B. Hill, Winona Bynum, Kibibi Blount-Dorn, and Amy Kuras, “They like vampires in the black community” – How Socio-cultural Differences Among Store Owners and Consumers Influence Community Health. To be presented at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, November, 5, 2019.

Kelley, M.A. The Significance of Qualitative Research to Advance Collaborative Inquiry and Promote Health Equity. 15th International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry (QI2019), Urbana, IL. May 15, 2019.

Dombrowski, R.D. and M.A. Kelley. Small Stores as Community-Based Enterprises to Advance Health Equity. Oral Presentation at the 23rd International Union for Health Promotion and Education World Conference on Health Promotion, Rotorua, New Zealand. April 10, 2019.

Kelley, MA. Preparing the next generation of social workers to address health equity at the population level SWSD 2018, Social Work, Education and Social Development International Biennial Conference. Theme: Environmental and Community Sustainability -Human Solutions in Evolving Society. July 5th, 2018, Dublin, Ireland.

Dombrowski, RD and Kelley, MA. Small grocery stores as community-based enterprises to promote health equity. SWSD 2018, Social Work, Education and Social Development International Biennial Conference. Theme: Environmental and Community Sustainability -Human Solutions in Evolving Society. July 5th, 2018, Dublin, Ireland.

Kelley, MA. Youth action for food justice: Applying participatory epidemiology with community health development. SWSD 2018, Social Work, Education and Social Development International Biennial Conference. Theme: Environmental and Community Sustainability -Human Solutions in Evolving Society. July 4th, 2018, Dublin, Ireland.

Estrella ML, Kelley MA, Durazo-Arvizu RA,Gallo LC, Giachello AL, Perreira K, Isasi, CR, Chambers EC, Zeng D, Carrion VD, Lash JP, Daviglus ML. Volunteering and Favorable Cardiovascular Health in Hispanic/Latinos: The Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos (HCHS/SOL) Sociocultural Ancillary Study. American Heart Association Scientific Sessions, Epidemiology and Prevention/Lifestyle and Cardiometabolic Health 2017. Portland, Oregon, March 7-10, 2017. [Poster presentation March 9th, 2nd author. Oral presentation March 8th, 3rd author.]

Kelley MA. The U.S. National Prevention Strategy: Beyond Healthcare and into the Neighborhood for Health Equity. The University of Utah College of Social Work, Salt Lake City, UT, 8/23/16. (Invited).

Kelley, MA, Estrella, M, and Castellon-Kraft, A. Sociopolitical Development and Community Well-being among Puerto Rican/Latino Activist Youth in Chicago, USA. Presented at the 4th Global Congress for Qualitative Health Research, Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán, Mérida, Mexico, March 18, 2015.

Kelley, M.A. and Hastings, J. Improving Community Health and Prevention through the Healthy Eating Priority Area (Table 4). MA Kelley was lead organizer for the overall session with CDC office of the National Prevention Strategy: Implementing the ACA National Prevention Strategy: A

discussion across 4 priority areas. American Public Health Association 142nd Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 17, 2014.

Keefe, R, Jurlowski, E, Kelley, MA, Sable M. Health reform in the U.S. under “Obamacare:” a social work perspective on advancing prevention and health equity. Joint World Conference on Social Work, Education and Social Development, Melbourne, Australia, July 10, 2014.

Kelley, MA . Public Health Community Youth Development as a Pathway to Health and Social Equity. Brown Bag Lecture Series. UIC Institute for Research on Race and Public Policy. April 10, 2014. (Invited)

Kelley, M.A. The U.S. National Prevention Strategy under Health Reform through the Lens of the Hull House Legacy. Will Social Work Take the Lead Again? Presentation at the University of Illinois at Chicago Jane Addams College of Social Work. Thursday October 24, 2013. (Invited)

Hebert-Beirne, J. and Kelley, M.A., New Opportunities for Qualitative Inquiry in Public Health. Ninth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana, IL. May 18, 2012.

Allen-Meares, P., Kelley, M. Promoting health equity through the National Prevention: Education/Research Implications. Presented at the 140th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, October 30, 2012.

Note: This was part of an invitational expert panel orientation organized by Kelley, M.A.. The main title was: Promoting health equity through the National Prevention Strategy: Implications for Social Work. Moderators: Robert H. Keefe, PhD, ACSW and Michele Kelley, ScD. Other presentations: Promoting health equity through the National Prevention Strategy: Overview, Corinne Graffunder; Promoting health equity through the National Prevention Strategy, Larry Cohen; Promoting health equity through the National Prevention Strategy: Policy Implications for Social Work, Marice Ashe, JD, MPH and Meredith Minkler; Promoting health equity through the National Prevention Strategy: Practice Implications for Social Work, Marjorie R. Sable.

Navas-Nacher, E., Kelley, M., Giachello,A.L., Kaplan, R., Gonzales, P., Birnbaum-Weitzman, O., Cai, X., Lee, D., Ji, M., Martha Daviglus, M. Prevalence of early childhood exposure to second hand smoke among Latinos: Preliminary findings from the Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos (HCSH/SOL). Presented at the 140th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, October 31, 2012 Kelley, MA. Near Northwest Community as a Campus Coalition, with Chicago Public Schools and the Puerto Rican Cultural Center. Using Photovoice Methods as Engaged Pedagogy in Integrated Curricula and Civic Engagement. Invited. Chicago IL, February 24, 2012. (Invited)

Kelley, MA. The Role of Qualitative Epidemiology in Public Health Research and Practice. Spotlight Panel for Qualitative Health Research program, Eighth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana, IL. May 18, 2012. (Invited)

Kelley, MA. Community-Based Participatory Action Research. Social Work Day. The Eighth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana IL USA 5/16/2012. (Invited)

Estrella, ME. And Kelley, MA. Sociopolitical Development among Latino Youth Leaders in a Youth Serving Organization. Seventh International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana, IL, 5/21/2011

Kelley, MA. An Emic Perspective on University- Community Collaboration with Latino Young Adult Leaders. Seventh International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana, IL, 5/21/2011

Hebert-Beirne, J.and Kelley, MA. Young Mothers’ Pediatric Health- Seeking Experiences: From Marginalization to Agency. Seventh International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana, IL, 5/21/2011

Michel, J. and Kelley, MA. Ethnobotany and Youth Action Research to Preserve Culture and Foster Well- Being. Seventh International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Urbana, IL, 5/21/2011

Kelley MA. Developments in Collaborative Inquiry to Foster Community Well-being and Health Equity. University of South Florida Colleges of Behavioral and Community Sciences, and Public Health, Tampa, FL, 2/11/2011 (Invited).

Michel, J. Mahady, G, Kelley, MA and Caceres, A., Sojearto, DD. Medical ethnobotany of the Q'eqchi Maya of Guatemala: Attitudes, symptoms and herbal treatment choices related to women's health. Presented at the 138th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, Denver, CO, November 10, 2010.

Role of local setting characteristics in enhancing sociopolitical development among Latino youth. Mayra L. Estrella, MPH, PhD candidate and Michele A. Kelley, ScD, MSW, MA, presented at the 138th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, November 10, 2010.

Early Adolescent Social Representations Of Wellness: A Participatory Action Research Study, with Christine T. Bozlak, Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine, 2010 Annual Meeting, Toronto Canada, April 9, 2010.

PUBLICATIONS

In-Preparation

Kelley, M.A.; Keefe, R.H.; Sable, M.R.; Allen-Meares, P.; and Telfair, J. Closing the Gap to achieve Health Equity Through a Health in All Policies Approach. To be submitted to Social Work (the premiere journal of NASW).

SAHM colleagues and Kelley, M.A. (authorship to be determined). The Traumatic Impact of Discrimination and Racism on Young People . . . and How to Talk About It. Chapter 42 in Ginsburg, K. R., Kinsman, S. B. Reaching teens: strength-based communication strategies to build resilience and support healthy adolescent development. American Academy of Pediatrics. (2019).2nd edition.

Under Review

Bozlak, C.T. and Kelley, M.A. Youth perceptions of wellness: Implications for school wellness policy implementation. Submitted to Youth and Society.

Dombrowski, R.D. and Kelley, M.A. Improving Population Health Through Corner Stores: Engaging the Community-Based Enterprise. Submitted to Health Education and Behavior.

Estrella ML, Kelley MA. Durazo-Arvizu RA, Gallo LC, Giachello AL, Perreira K, Isasi, CR, Chambers EC, Zeng D, Carrion VD, Lash JP, Daviglus ML. Prevalence of Volunteerism in U.S. Hispanic/Latino Adults and its Association with Favorable Cardiovascular Health: The Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos (HCHS/SOL) Sociocultural Ancillary Study. Submitted to the Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health.

Planned / Under Development

Kelley, M.A. The Role of Qualitative Research to Advance Collaborative Inquiry and Promote Health Equity.

Kelley, M.A. Dombrowski, R. Peters, K. Advancing social justice through undergraduate public health education: A case study from an urban public research university.

Published in Refereed Journals

Sommer, P.A.; Kelley, M.A.; Norr, K.F.; Patil, C.L.; Vonderheid, S. (2019). Mexican American Adolescent Mothers’ Lived Experience: Grounded Ethnicity and Authentic Mothering. Global Qualitative Nursing Research. 6:1-15. DOI: 10.1177/2333393619850775

Svetaz, M. V., Chulani, V., West, K. J., Voss, R., Kelley, M. A., Raymond-Flesch, M., Thruston, W.; Coyne-Beasley, T.; Kang, M.; Leung, E. & Barkley, L. (2018). Racism and Its Harmful Effects on Nondominant Racial–Ethnic Youth and Youth-Serving Providers: A Call to Action for Organizational Change: The Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine. Journal of Adolescent Health, 63(2), 257-261. A Society of Adolescent Health and Medicine position paper. PMID: 30149927 DOI: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2018.06.003

Estrella, M. L., & Kelley, M. A. (2017). Exploring the Meanings of Place Attachment Among Civically Engaged Puerto Rican Youth. Journal of Community Practice, 25:408-431. Special Issue, "Community Practice in an Increasingly Diverse Society: Essays in Memory of Dr. Felix Rivera" Co-Editors, Lorraine Gutiérrez & Michael Reisch dx.doi.org/10.1080/10705422.2017.1347844

Belone,L,.Lucero, J.E.,, Duran, B, Tafoya, G., Baker, E.A., Chan, D.,Chang, C., Greene-Moton, E., Kelley, M.A., Wallerstein, N. (2016) Community-Based Participatory Research Conceptual Model: Community Partner Consultation and Face Validity. Qual Health Res, January 26 (1): 117-135, doi: 10.1177/1049732314557084. Epub 2014 Oct 31; PMID: 25361792.

Navas-Nacher, E.L., Kelley, M.A., Weitzman, O., Gonzalez, P., Ghiachello, A.L., Kaplan,R.C., Lee, D.J., Bandiera, F.C., Bangdiwala, S.I., Barr, R.G., Ji, M., and Daviglus. (2015). Association between Exposure to Household Cigarette Smoking Behavior and Cigarette Smoking in Hispanic Adults: Findings from the Hispanic Community Health Study/Study of Latinos. Preventive Medicine, 77:35-40 ; doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2015.04.011. Epub 2015 Apr 24. PMID: 25912154.

Starzyk EJ, Kelley MA, Caskey RN, Schwartz A, Kennelly JF, Bailey RC. (2015). Infant male circumcision: healthcare provider knowledge and associated factors. PLoS One. 2015 Jan 30;10(1):e0115891. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0115891; PMID: 25635664.

Drazba, K.T., Kelley, M.A., Hershberger, P.E. (2014). A Qualitative Inquiry of the Financial Concerns of Couples Opting to Use Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis to Prevent the Transmission of Known Genetic Disorders. Journal of Genetic Counseling, 23(2): 202- 211; doi: 10.1007/s10897-013-9638-7. Epub 2013 Aug 16; PMID: 23949612

Michel, J; Mahady, GB; Soejarto, DD; Kelley, M.A.; Duarte, RE; Yue Huang, Orjala, J; Veliz, M; Cáceres, A. (2012). Q'eqchi ethnobotany and ethnopharmacology: Results of an investigation on women's health and implications for youth engagement towards the conservation of traditional medicine. Acta Horticulturae. 964:235-250. DOI: 10.17660/ActaHortic.2012.964.29.

Bozlak, C.T., & Kelley, M.A. (2010). Youth participation in a community campaign to pass a clean indoor air ordinance. Health Promotion Practice, 11(4), 530-540.

Concha JB, Kravitz HM, Chin MH, Kelley MA, Chavez N, and Johnson TP. (2009). Review of Type 2 Diabetes Management Interventions for Addressing Emotional Well-Being in Latinos. The Diabetes Educator, 35: 941-958.

Romeo KE. and Kelley M.A. (2009). Incorporating Human Sexuality Content into a Positive Youth Development Framework: Implications for Community Prevention. Children and Youth Services Review, 31:10001-1009.

Wheatley R, Kelley MA, Peacock N, and Delgado, J. (2008).Women’s Narratives on Quality in Prenatal Care: A Multicultural Perspective. Qualitative Health Research. 18: 1586-1598 PMID: 18849519

Kelley MA, Baldyga W, Barajas F, Rodriguez-Sanchez M. (2005). Capturing change in a community–university partnership: the ¡Sí Se Puede! project. Preventing Chronic Disease [CDC serial online] 2005 Apr;2(2):A22. Epub 2005 Mar 15. PMID: 15888233

Sullivan M, Leathers SJ and Kelley MA. (2004). Family Characteristics Associated With Duration of Breastfeeding During Early Infancy Among Primiparas. The Journal of Human Lactation. 20: 196-205. PMID: 15117519

Walcott-McQuigg JA, Zerwic JJ, Dan A, Kelley MA. (2001). An Ecological Approach to Physical Activity in African American Women. Medscape Women’s Health.6(6):3. PMID: 11965217

Peacock NR, Kelley MA, Carpenter, Davis M, Burnett G,Chavez C, Aranda V, and members of the Chicago Social Networks Project. (2001). Pregnancy Discovery and Acceptance Among Low Income Primiparous Women: a Multicultural Exploration Maternal and Child Health Journal 5: 109-118. PMID: 11573836

Leathers SJ and Kelley, MA. (2000). Unintended Pregnancy and Depressive Symptoms Among First Time Mothers and Fathers, Am J Orthopsychiatry, 70:523-531. PMID: 11086530

Handler A, Rosenberg D, Raube K, Kelley MA. Health Care Characteristics Associated with Women’s Satisfaction with Prenatal Care, Medical Care, 1998; 36:679-694. PMID: 9596059

Handler A, Rosenberg D, Johnson T, Raube K, and Kelley MA. Prospective Recruitment of Women Receiving Prenatal Care from Diverse Provider Arrangements: A Potential Strategy, Maternal and Child Health Journal, 1997. 1:3, 173-177. PMID: 10728241

Leathers S, Kelley MA, and Richman J. Postpartum Depressive Symptomatology in New Mothers and Fathers: Parenting, Work and Support Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease 1997; 129-139. PMID: 9091593

Handler, A, Raube K, Kelley MA, Giachello, A. Women's Satisfaction with Prenatal Care Settings: A Focus Group Study. Birth 1996; 23:31-37. PMID: 8703255

Richman J, Rospenda K, and Kelley MA. Gender Roles and Alcohol Abuse Across the Transition to Parenthood. Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1995; 56:553-557. PMID: 7475036

Kelley MA, Kviz F, Richman J, Kim J, Short C: Development of a Scale to Measure Gender- Role Attitude Toward Breast-feeding in Primiparas. Women and Health 1993; 20:47-68. PMID: 8493799

Kelley MA, Perloff J, Morris N, Liu W: Primary Care Arrangements Among African-American Women in Three Chicago Communities. Women and Health 1992; 18:91-106. PMID: 1462604

Kelley MA, Perloff J, Morris N, Liu W: The Role of Perceived Barriers in the Use of Medical Providers Affiliated with a Comprehensive Prenatal Care Program. Journal of Health and Social Policy 1992; 3:81-89. PMID: 10121850

Kelley MA, Alexander C, Morris M: Maternal Satisfaction with Primary Medical Care for Children with Selected Chronic Conditions. Journal of Community Health 1991; 16:213-224. PMID: 1918438

White R, Benedict M, Wulff L, Kelley MA: Physical Disabilities as Risk Factors for Child Maltreatment: A Selected Review. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 1987; 57: 93- 101. PMID: 2950767

Published Peer Reviewed Abstracts Bozlak, C.T., & Kelley, M.A. Early Adolescent Social Representations of Wellness: A Participatory Action Research Study. (2010) Journal of Adolescent Health; 46:2, Supplement 1, p. S4.

. BOOK CHAPTERS

Kelley, M.A. and Dombrowski, R. Community-Based Action for Food Justice (2018). Chapter 29 in The Handbook of Community Movements and Local Organizations. Eds: Ram Cnaan, and Carl Milofsky. Second Edition: Springer.. pp 405-422. DOI link: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-77416-9_25 Peer reviewed.

Kelley, M.A.,and Allen-Meares, P. (2016). Obesity Prevention among Black and Hispanic Adolescents: A Health Equity Issue. In Copeland, Valire C. (Ed.) People of Color in the United States: Contemporary Issues in Education, Work, Communities, Health, and Immigration. vol. 3, Health and Wellness, Greenwood Publishing Group, Santa Barbara, California, pp. 244-251.

Bozlak, C.T., and Kelley, M,A. (2015). Participatory Action Research with Youth. Chapter 3 in Participatory Action Research (Pocket Guides to Social Work Research Methods), Eds: Lawson, H.A., Caringi, J. Pyles, L., Jurkowski, J. and Bozlak, C. Oxford University Press, pp, 67-90. Peer reviewed.

Kelley, MA. Improving Local Health and Development through Community-Based Participatory Research. (2012). Chapter 16 in Jurkowski, E and Keefe, R, and The Social Work Section Of The American Public Health Association, Eds., Handbook for Social Work in Public Health, (pp.287-304). New York, NY: Springer. ISBN-13:978-0826107428

Kelley MA Cultural Competency, in the Encyclopedia of Health Services Research, Ross Mullner Editor. 2009; pages 269-274. Sage Publications. ISBN: 9781412951791

Kelley MA, Perloff J, Morris N, Liu W: Access to Primary Care Among Young African-American Children in Chicago. Chapter 11 in Health and Poverty, MJ Holosko and MD Feit Eds.1998. Hayworth Press

BOOK REVIEWS

Kelley, MA. (2013). Review of Community Organizing and Community Building for Health and Welfare, by Meredith Minkler (Ed.). New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2012. ISBN: 978-0-8135-5300-9, 512 pp. Journal of Community Practice, 21 (3): 282-284. DOI: 10.1080/10705422.2013.812438

Kelley, MA. (2011). Review of Emerging Theories in Health Promotion Practice and Research (2nd ed.), by DiClemente, R. J., Crosby, R. A., & Kegler, M. (Eds.) 2nd Edition, by R. J. DiClemente, R.A. Crosby, and M. Kegler (Eds.). ISBN: 978-0-470-17913-0, 583 pp. Journal of Community Practice, 19(3): 335-337. DOI:10.1080/10705422.2011.595367 . Kelley, MA. Review of Emerging Theories in Health Promotion Practice and Research , 2nd Edition, by R. J. DiClemente, R.A. Crosby, and M. Kegler (Eds.), Jossey-Bass, 2009. Doody's Review Service (on-line). Available http://www.doody.com. (Reviewed March 2010).

Kelley, MA. Review of Adolescent Pregnancy: Policy and Prevention Services, 2nd Edition, by Naomi Farber. Springer Publishing Company, 2009. Doody's Review Service Fall 2009. Doody's Review Service (on-line). Available: http://www.doody.com. (Reviewed November 2009).

Kelley, MA. Review of Prevention Is Primary: Strategies for Community Well Being, by Larry Cohen, Vivian Chavez and Sana Chehimi (Eds.), Jossey-Bass, 2007. Doody's Review Service (on-line). http://www.doody.com Fall 2008.

Kelley MA. Review of Community- Based Participatory Research for Health, M. Minkler and N. Wallerstein, (Eds).Journal Of Community Practice, 13(1), 141-144 (2005). General Media, Professional Newsletters and Community Publications Kelley, M.A. (2013). Reflections on the 40 Year Legacy of the Puerto Rican Cultural Center, A Professor Speaks Out. La Voz de Paseo Boricua. 10 (5): 16.

Kelley, MA. (2013). The National Prevention Strategy of the Affordable Care Act: Implications for Social Work. Social Work in the Public Eye. NASW News, Vol. 58, No. 5. Kelley, MA. (2012). Featured Researcher. Great Cities Healthy City Collaborative and the Community Engagement and Research Core of the UIC Center for Clinical Translational Research. “Building a Community of Wellness in Humboldt Park, Chicago for and with Adolescents and Young Adults”. January 2012. https://greatcities.uic.edu/

Healthviews, UIC School of Public Health Magazine Kelley, M.A. (2009). Champions of Public Health Column, description of her Stukel Professorship project on engaged learning at UIC, p. 10;

Voices Young and Strong. (2009). Story about the Barrio Arts and Culture Communications Academy and my work with my students and the youth participants on an underage drinking prevention program, inside cover and pp. 15-17; Fall 2009, Vol.8 Issue 2. Kelley, M.A. Spring, vol. 8, Issue 2, pp. 11-12. (Quoted on career preparation, working in new public health and community environments)

Kelley M.A. (2009). Fighting Obesity Through the Lens of a Child’s Camera, Healthviews (UIC School of Public Health) Spring, vol. 8, Issue 1, pp. 11-12. (Quoted)

Theory Into Practice: Research Helps Latino Community to Help Itself. HealthViews. The UIC SPH. 2005-06 edition, p.9. (quoted) (Edition was Winner of Golden Trumpet Award, Publicity Club of Chicago)

National Professional Organizations’ Communications and Media

Kelley, M.A. (2013). Chicago Latino Youth Action for Food Justice and Well-Being. The ACOSA Update! Newsletter of the Association for Community Organization and Social Administration. Vol. 26, p. 4, 15. (Fall 2013); also co-published in the American Public Health Association (APHA) Social Work Section Newsletter, Fall 2013.

Kelley, M.A. (2013). Public Health Prevention to Enhance Community Well-being: Intersection with Social Work Community-Based Practice and Research. The ACOSA Update! Newsletter of the Association for Community Organization and Social Administration. Vol. 26, pp. 4,11, (Summer 2013).

Kelley M.A. (2013). Social Work Section Holds Expert Panel on the National Prevention Strategy. Winter 2013. American Public Health Association (APHA) Social Work Section Newsletter. Kelley M.A. (2013). Adolescent and Young Adult Health Committee Fellows Focus on Youth Inclusion/Activism in Public Health Practice. Winter 2013. American Public Health Association (APHA) Maternal and Child Health Section Newsletter. Kelley M.A. (2012). Notes from the Field: Engaging Youth in Community Well-being through Collective Memory and Place Attachment. ACOSA Update, The ACOSA Update! Newsletter of the Association for Community Organization and Social Administration. Fall, Vol. 25, pp. 4,9. Kelley M.A. (2012). Research update from Chicago. Community Inquiry Using Photovoice: Latino youth explore a locally relevant meaning of place attachment and its relationship to sociopolitical development; Spring 2012. American Public Health Association (APHA) Social Work Section Newsletter.

Kelley, MA. (2011). Community As Intellectual Space. Community-Based Public Health Caucus Newsletter, Winter 2011. An independent affiliate of the American Public Health Association (APHA). Kelley, MA. (2010). Fostering Positive Youth Development in Community Practice: Building on a Social Work Tradition, American Public Health Association (APHA) Social Work Section Newsletter, Spring 2012. Kelley M.A. (2009). Notes from the Field: Youth-Led Health Promotion [Outreach] in an Urban Latino Community. ACOSA Update, Association for Community Organization and Social Administration, Vol.22, Issue 3, p 8. Kelley MA. (2009). Notes from the Field: Youth-Led Health Promotion in an Urban Latino Community. APHA Social Work Section Newsletter, Spring. Kelley MA. (2008). Report from the World Conference of Social Work in Brazil. ACOSA Update, Association for Community Organization and Social Administration, Vol.21, Issue 4, pp. 10-11. Kelley MA . Building Comunidad de Bienestar in Puerto Rican Chicago: Community Culture, Development and Health. ACOSA Update: vol.21, Issue 1&2, Summer/Fall 2007, p.3&14. Hebert-Beirne J. and Kelley MA. Lessons in Community-Based Research from an Urban Ethnography with Adolescent Mothers. ACOSA Update: vol.21, Issue 1&2, Summer/Fall 2007, pp. 10-11.

Community and General Media Kelley, MA. Community Inquiry Using Photovoice: THIS IS Public Health! Que Ondee Sola. Northeastern Illinois University Union of Puerto Rican Student community publication. February 2012. Chicago born Puerto Rican infants dying at an increased rate: A call to action! (2006). La Voz del Paseo Boricua, (3) 5 pp.12-13. Kelley, M. A. (2005). Visits to vieques: Reflections from a public health activist and faculty member. Que Ondee Sola, 33(3), 17-19. Tech a big part of college students’ efforts for Puerto Rican teens. September 17, 2003. Columnist Sandra Guy. Chicago Sun Times. (quoted)

Technical Reports and Other Scholarly Works Kelley, MA. (2012). Two Critical Issues for the American Public Health Association in the New Decade: Public Health Workforce for a Diverse Society and Community Health Improvement under the National Prevention Strategy. A Report on the 2011 and 2012 Midyear Meetings to the APHA Executive Board. July 2012. Kelley MA, Benson M, and Estrella M. and Lugardo J. Jóvenes Sin Fronteras: Latino Youth Take Action for Social Justice & Well-Being. Great Cities Institute College of Urban Planning and Public Affairs. Publication Number: GCP-09-01 (Working Paper Series), January 2009 Kelley MA, Concha J, Molina A, and Delgado J. A Puerto Rican Community Responds to the HIV/ AIDS Crisis: The Role of Social and Cultural Capital. Working paper from the CDC Social Capital Research Group, and UIC Great Cities Institute, 2007. Kelley MA. Visits to Vieques: Reflections from a Public Health Activist and Faculty Member. Que Ondee Sola. Vol 33 No 3 (March 2005) pp. 17-19.

Kelley MA, Gray K and Wheatley R. ACOSA Chicago Puerto Rican Community Tour: Encountering a Community of Resistance. (with K Gray and R Wheatley). ACOSA Update: vol.20, Issue 1, Spring 2004. Taggart C and Kelley MA. Youth Grassroots Efforts to Make Community Smoke-Free. ACOSA Update: vol.20, Issue 1, Spring 2004.

Kelley MA. The Chicago Puerto Rican Community Responds to the HIV/AIDS Crisis; The ACOSA Update, Newsletter of the Association of Community Organizational and Social Administration: Vol. 17 No 4, 2003, pp. 13-14.

Handler A, Rosenberg D, Raube K, Kelley M. Health Care Characteristics Associated with Women’s Satisfaction with Prenatal Care. A policy paper prepared for the UIC Great Cities Program.1997Kelley, MA.

Research Customer Panel: The Social Work Profession. In Proceedings of the Fourth National Maternal and Child Health Research Priorities Conference. Lamberty G, Papai J, and Kesel W eds. 1996. Arlington, VA: National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health.

Kelley MA. and Leathers, SJ Final Report: Transition to Parenthood: Gender Roles and Distress, submitted to the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, DHHS/ PHS/ HRSA, 1996.

Kelley MA, Chavez, N, Gardner, J and Glasscock, B. Maternal and Child Health Competencies Strengthen Graduate Education, published in The Link, the Quarterly Bulletin of the Council on Linkages Between Academia and Public Health Practice, vol. 9, Summer 1995.

Kelley MA with Morris N et al. Recommendations to Assist with the Performance of Community MCH Needs Assessments Consistent with OBRA ‘89 Amendments to Title V 08/15/91. Report prepared under contract to The Illinois Division of Services for Crippled Children by the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health.

Kelley MA with Morris N et al. Maternal and Child Health in Chicago: A Community- Based Approach to Monitoring the Impact of Local Health Care System Changes. June, 1991. Final report prepared for the Chicago Community Trust.

Kelley MA with Morris N et al. Maternal and Child Health Team Report to the Missouri Department of Health 11/20/89. The University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health.

Kelley MA with Morris N et al. Final Report: Illinois Child Health Needs Assessment 10/31/88. Report prepared under contract to The Illinois Department of Public Health by the University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health.

RESEARCH SUPPORT

Planned Support Champions for food Justice & healthier eating: A food systems & nutrition youth education & action program. This is a social justice oriented active learning project designed to foster healthy eating through engaging youth in a critical exploration of the food system at large and in their specific community, along with a practical understanding of nutrition concepts. Applying cultural knowledge and historical memory, with inter-generational connections, the project aims to promote healthy eating and address the metabolic and cardiovascular health inequalities in east Humboldt Park, Chicago.

Academic Training Grants Maternal and Child Health Training Grant. US Department of Health and Human Services, Bureau of Maternal and Child Health. T76MC00009 Handler (PI) 6/1/2005–5/31/2010 (renewed since 1988). Role: Core Faculty. 2-5 % time. Time is currently donated due to diminished funding in order to support students directly.

COMPLETED RESEARCH GRANTS (federal) Measuring Social Capital in Community-Based Health Promotion. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. #U48/CCU 509661. SIP 23–99. Nationally competitive Special Interest Project. Role: Principal Investigator, 20% time. Total award = $402,173, Project period: 09/30/99-12/31/03.

Latino Diabetes Demonstration Project: Sí Se Puede. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention #U48/CCU 509661. Core demonstration project (S Levy, PI). Role: Co- Investigator, 15% time. Total award for core project = $5,000,000, Project period: 10/1/98 – 9/30/03.

The Influence of Social Networks on Use of Prenatal Care. Funded by the National Institute of Nursing Research, #RO1-NR04277. Role: Principal Investigator 20% Donated time. $76,000 (directcost). Co-funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,#U48/CCU509661. $65,593, for year 09/95- 9/96; continuation by CDC at $100,000 9/96-9/98; and $279,454 for years9/98 - 9/99 (all figures direct costs).

Increasing Physical Activity Among African-American Women in an Urban Community. (with the UIC College of Nursing, JAWalcott-McQuigg, PI ) .Role: Co-Investigator, 5% time. DHHS/ PHS Office of Women=s Health Total award = $55,078 for one year. Project period: 05/01/99-4/30/00.

Transition to Parenthood: Gender Roles and Distress DHHS /HRSA Bureau of Maternal and Child Health Support. # MCJ-17018 Role: Principal Investigator. Percent time = 30%. Total award = $528,044. Project period: 05/01/92 - 07/31/96.

Low Income Women’s Satisfaction with Prenatal Care. Role: Co-Investigator. DHHS/ HRSA Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. Total award = $75,253. Project period: 6/01/94 - 12/31/95.

Satisfaction with Prenatal Care Among Low income Women: A Qualitative Study. Role: Co- Investigator. Chicago Community Trust’s Chicago Urban Health Policy Council. Total award = $15,366. Project dates: 01/01/94 - 06/30/94.

Work Roles and Alcohol Consumption Across the Transition to Parenthood. Role: Co-Principal Investigator. Alcohol Beverage Medical Research Foundation Support. Total award = $ 39,228. Project period: 02/01/92 - 01/31/94.

Maternal and Child Health in Chicago: A Community-Based Approach to Monitoring the Impact of Local Health Care System Changes. Chicago Community Trust. Role: Co-investigator. Total award = $371,567. Project period 7/89 - 6/91.

OTHER RESEARCH AWARDS

Exploring Place Attachment: Sociopolitical Development & Community Action Among Latino Youth: Role: Principal Investigator. 15% Donated time. 1/15/2011 - 6/30/2012 $14,890 UIC Institute for Policy and Civic Engagement. No cost data analysis phase 2013.

Great Cities Institute Faculty Seed Fund Competition, AY 09-10. Linking Youth Serving Program Characteristics to Youth Development: A Community Asset and Culturally Grounded Perspective.

Barrio Arts, Culture and Community Academy.(BACCA: A Community-Centered Arts & Technology Program for Enhancing Youth Well-being and Reducing Risk for Dropout. Funded by the Advocate Bethany Hospital Community Health Fund, 01/01/08-12/31/09. $85,000. (Applying for renewal for Fall 2009 cohort). (Fiscal agent / Grantee is the Puerto Rican Cultural Center). The goal of this project is to employ a positive youth development and culturally competent model in an after school program. We will capture proximal protective outcomes related to reduction in risk for school dropout and other health compromising behaviors. Subcontract to Kelley for evaluation for this pilot study. Role: Consultant.10% donated time.

Campus Research Award. Supplement to Complete Social Networks Project, $10,000. Fall 2000.

Faculty Scholar Award. UIC Great Cities Institute, $15,000. AY 1995-96.

Campus Research Board. Family Gender Roles and Breast feeding Persistence, $2,500. Spring 1989.