Curriculum Vitae
Sara M. Lindberg, PhD, MS
Personal Data
Office: 901 WARF Office Building 610 Walnut Street Madison, WI 53726 Phone: 608-262-6008 Email: [email protected]
Education & Training
Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN 1997-2001 BA Honors Psychology Double Major in Communication Studies Summa Cum Laude
University of Wisconsin-Madison 2002-2008 PhD Developmental Psychology PhD Minor in Quantitative Methods
University of Wisconsin-Madison 2009-2011 MS Population Health Sciences Concentration in Epidemiology
NIH T32 Postdoctoral Fellowship 2009-2012 Health Disparities Research Scholar Center for Women’s Health and Health Disparities Research University of Wisconsin-Madison
NIH K12 Early Career Award 2012-2015 Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health School of Medicine and Public Health University of Wisconsin-Madison
Present Appointment/Positions
Department of Population Health Sciences UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health Assistant Professor (Clinical Health Sciences track) 2018-
Population Health Institute UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health Director of Evaluation Research 2015-
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Master of Public Health Program UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health Core Faculty Member 2015-
Past Appointments/Positions
Population Health Institute UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health Senior Scientist 2018-2018 Associate Scientist 2015-2018
Center for Women’s Health and Health Disparities Research Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health Assistant Scientist 2012-2015
Research Consultation Pros, LLC Independent Research and Statistical Consultant 2012-2013
Department of Psychology UW-Madison Lecturer 2006-2011 Project Manager, New Trends in Gender and Mathematics 2007-2009 Research Assistant, Wisconsin Study of Families and Work 2002-2008 Teaching Assistant 2002-2008
Cognitive Neuroscience Section National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke National Institutes of Health Intern, Community Research Volunteer Program 2001-2001
Professional Society Memberships
American Evaluation Association
Milwaukee Evaluation
Wisconsin Public Health Association
Society for Prevention Research
International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity
The Obesity Society
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Society for Research on Child Development
Society for Research on Adolescence
American Psychological Association
Honors and Awards
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society 2000
Psi Chi Honor Society 2000
Lambda Pi Eta Honor Society 2000
University Fellowship, University of Wisconsin 2002-2003
Royalty Research Award, UW-Madison Department of Psychology 2003
APA Student Travel Awards, American Psychological Association 2004-2005
Travel Awards, Department of Psychology, University of Wisconsin 2004-2008
Student Paper Award, Honorable Mention, Association for Women in Psychology 2005
TA Fellow, University of Wisconsin, recognition for exemplary teaching 2007
Vilas Travel Grant, University of Wisconsin 2008
Collaborative Research Award, Department of Psychology, University of Wisconsin 2008
EARA/SRA Summer School Participant, European Association for Research on Adolescence & Society for Research on Adolescence 2008
Selected Scholar, Health Equity Leadership Institute, UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health & The University of Maryland School of Public Health 2010
Course Development Grant, Expanding Interdisciplinary Course Content in Population Health, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2012
Superior Poster Award of Excellence, Obesity Prevention Research Symposium, Wisconsin Prevention of Obesity & Diabetes 2012
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Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) Outstanding Poster Award 2013
Selected Scholar, Health Equity Leadership Institute, UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health & The University of Maryland School of Public Health 2014
The Obesity Society’s eHealth/mHealth Section Poster Competition Winner 2014
Grant Support (Include grant title, source, monetary amount, year(s) of award, name of PI, role of faculty member if not PI, and percentage of effort)
Current
Title: Connect Rx Evaluation Source: Office of the Vice Chancellor of Graduate Research & Education, Institutional Match Summary: Provides funding for enhanced economic evaluation of Dream Up Wisconsin’s Connect Rx Initiative Total award: $100,000 2021-2022 PI: Lindberg (1% effort)
Title: Connect Rx: Dream Up Wisconsin Source: Schmidt Futures, Alliance for the American Dream Initiative Amount: Summary: Health care providers will administer a universal screener for social needs and establish a risk-stratification system to connect high-risk clients to a community-based network of services. The culturally responsive, closed-loop referral system that coordinates, tracks, and responds to the self-identified social needs of vulnerable families in Dane County, with a specific focus on reducing racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic disparities in well-being. Total Amount: $1,020,000 2020-2022 Role: Academic Partner/Lead Evaluator (no effort)
Title: Innovative State and Local Public Health Strategies to Prevent and Manage Diabetes, Heart Disease, and Stroke Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: This grant funds rigorous evaluation to build the evidence base for innovative strategies to mitigate the burden of diabetes and heart disease, with emphasis on evaluation of novel approaches aimed at reducing risks and complications in high burden populations and communities. Current Year Amount: $173,893 2018-2023
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PI: Lindberg (40% effort)
Title: Evaluation of Wisconsin’s Title V State Sexual Risk Avoidance Education (SRAE) Program Source: U.S. Administration for Children & Families, via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: This grant supports independent monitoring and evaluation of positive youth development programs administered through Wisconsin’s implementation of the federal SRAE program. In concert with our co-occurring evaluation of Wisconsin’s Adolescent Health Program and Adolescent Health Systems Building Initiative, this evaluation incorporates comparative effectiveness evaluation of comprehensive vs risk-avoidance approaches to adolescent sexual education and positive youth development. Current Year Amount: $186,948 2018-2021 PI: Lindberg (10% effort)
Title: Evaluation of Wisconsin’s Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP) Source: U.S. Administration for Children & Families, via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: This grant supports independent monitoring and evaluation of positive youth development programs administered through Wisconsin’s implementation of the federal PREP program. Current Year Amount: $345,933 2016-2021 PI: Lindberg (10% effort)
Title: Evaluation of Wisconsin’s Rape Prevention & Education (RPE) Program Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: This grant supports independent monitoring and evaluation of sexual violence prevention programs administered through Wisconsin’s implementation of the federal RPE program Current Year Amount: $106,000 2019-2022 PI: Lindberg (Multiple) (1% effort)
Title: Healthy Policy for Wisconsin Communities Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program, Community Impact Grant Summary: The Health Policy for Wisconsin Communities project aims to improve health and health equity at the community level by implementing a Health in All Policies (HiAP) approach, a proven framework for comprehensive and collaborative government action. Through a partnership with two existing networks — one of academic partners and a second of local governments and non-governmental organizations — the project aims to embed consideration of health and equity within the regular operation of city, village and county departments and staff. As these local governments implement HiAP, health and health equity will be woven into conversations and decisions about future policies and programs,
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Title: Core State Violence and Injury Prevention Program for Wisconsin Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: The Population Health Institute has a long history of collaborating with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to hire and support staff for public health efforts. This contract provides administrative oversight to staff whose operations and deliverables are primarily managed by the Department of Health Services. Current Year Amount: $142,495 2016-2021 PI: Lindberg (1% effort)
Title: DHS DPH OHI Researcher Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: The Population Health Institute has a long history of collaborating with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to hire and support staff for public health efforts. This contract provides administrative oversight to staff whose operations and deliverables are primarily managed by the Department of Health Services. Current Year Amount: $106,742 2018-2022 PI: Lindberg (1% effort)
Title: OHI Opioid Program Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: The Population Health Institute has a long history of collaborating with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to hire and support staff for public health efforts. This contract provides administrative oversight to staff whose operations and deliverables are primarily managed by the Department of Health Services. Current Year Amount: $99,948 2018-2021 PI: Lindberg (1% effort)
Title: CDC WI Overdose Data to Action Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: The Population Health Institute has a long history of collaborating with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to hire and support staff for public health efforts. This contract provides administrative oversight to staff whose operations and deliverables are primarily managed by the Department of Health Services.
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Current Year Amount: $625,949 2019-2023 PI: Lindberg (1% effort)
Title: Maternal Mortality Review Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: The Population Health Institute has a long history of collaborating with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to hire and support staff for public health efforts. This contract provides administrative oversight to staff whose operations and deliverables are primarily managed by the Department of Health Services. Current Year Amount: $375,000 2020-2023 PI: Lindberg (1% effort)
Title: Healthy Black Families Dane County Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program, Community Impact Grant Summary: The Dane County Health Council will develop a model of care coordination aimed at reducing disparities in African American birth outcomes by improving how health systems and social services engage with African American families. The initiative will focus on four priorities: implement a universal risk screener; support leadership by Black families; train community health workers and doulas to partner with health system care teams; and coordinate clinical and community referrals and resources. The initiative’s long-term goal is to eliminate racial disparities in infant mortality and low birthweight as well as support overall family well-being. Total Amount: $1,000,000 2020-2025 PI: Smith Role: Academic PI/Lead Evaluator
Title: OHI Data Analyst Source: State of Wisconsin Summary: The Population Health Institute has a long history of collaborating with the Wisconsin Department of Health Services to hire and support staff for public health efforts. This contract provides administrative oversight to staff whose operations and deliverables are primarily managed by the Department of Health Services. Current Year Amount: $126,534 2021-2021 PI: Lindberg (1% effort)
Pending
Title: Increasing Engagement of Cancer Patients with Tobacco Dependence Treatment Services: Lessons from the NCI Cancer Center Cessation Initiative Interventions Source: NIH/NCI (K08) Total Request: $1,088,536
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2021-2025 PI: Nolan Role: Mentor (no effort)
Title: Improving Cancer Outcomes for All Patients through Tobacco Dependence Treatment Services: Lessons from the NCI Cancer Center Cessation Initiative Source: American Cancer Society, Research Scholar Grant PI: Nolan Role: Co-I
Major Past Awards
Title: Wisconsin Strategic Prevention Framework Partnerships for Success 2015 Project Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Agency via Wisconsin Department of Health Services Summary: The project supports a comprehensive evidence-based prevention approach focusing on two goals: 1) Reduce the non-medical/unauthorized availability of and access to prescription drugs among 12-25 year olds within sub-recipient geographic areas; and 2) Establish a statewide surveillance system to identify prescription drug misuse and abuse. Total Amount: $900,000 2015-2020 PI: Linnan Role: Co-investigator, Chair of the Statewide Epidemiological Outcomes Workgroup on Alcohol and Other Drug Use (5% effort)
Title: Coordinating Center for the Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program Source: NIH/NCI/NIEHS (U01) Summary: The overarching goal of the Coordinating Center at the University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center is to support transdisciplinary scientific research to enhance our understanding of environmental and genetic factors underlying breast cancer risk throughout the lifespan, with particular focus on the influence of environmental exposures during specific time windows of susceptibility. The BCERP Coordinating Center integrates efforts across the network of individual Windows of Susceptibility research projects with NIH program staff members, breast cancer advocates, community partners, and external stakeholders to facilitate transdisciplinary research through collaboration, coordination, and communication. 2015-2021 Total Amount: $4,562,015 PI: Trentham-Dietz Role: Co-Investigator (5% effort)
Title: Testing Effectiveness of a Community Resource Navigation Intervention to Enhance Health Profession Education Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program, Collaborative Health Sciences Award Summary: This project tests the effectiveness of the UW Center for Patient Partnerships Community Resource Navigator Program, an innovative program to enhance health professional education, reduce unmet social needs, and improve patient health. This project
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is poised to inform the national conversation on the effectiveness of addressing unmet social needs in the clinical setting. Total Amount: $185,865.51 2019-2020 PI: Lindberg (20% effort)
Title: Evaluation of the National Children's Center for Rural and Agricultural Health and Safety (NCCRAHS) Source: National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) (U54) . Summary: The goal of the Evaluation Core at the NCCRAHS is to guide documentation and analysis of the success of the center and its projects in achieving objectives for research, education, and public service. Evaluation data provide empirically-driven feedback to guide decision-making, policy formulation, and improvements at the center, all of which are dedicated to improving the safety and health of children who live on, work for, or visit agricultural settings. Total Amount: $497,107 2014-2019 PI: Lindberg (5% effort)
Title: The Wisconsin Obesity Prevention Initiative Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program Summary: This initiative used a multi-faceted approach – including community-based research, outreach, surveillance and dissemination – to impact childhood obesity in Wisconsin. It sought to support and expand the Wisconsin Obesity Prevention Network and to implement pilot/feasibility studies using local, multi-level, comprehensive community interventions. The initiative developed a comprehensive, statewide obesity surveillance system and created outreach and community engagement that included state and local public messaging and dissemination of evidence-based solutions to obesity. Total Amount: $7,915,404.15 2015-2019 PI: Cryns Role: Co-I; Program Director for Evaluation and Surveillance (50% effort)
Title: Evaluation of the Life Course Initiative for Healthy Families Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program Summary: Mixed method summative evaluation of a decade-long initiative to improve health and birth outcomes for African American women and their families in Milwaukee, Racine, and Kenosha, Wisconsin. Total Amount: $679,300.02 2018-2019 PI: Moberg Role: Co-I (5% effort)
Title: Developmental Programming: Iron Deficiency & Inflammatory Obesity Mediators (IDIOM) Study Source: Meriter Foundation Research and Education Grant Summary: The aim of this project was to determine developmental pathways linking several
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Curriculum Vitae perinatal and childhood health outcomes that seem unrelated; maternal obesity during gestation, fetal iron deficiency, infant inflammatory and obesity mediators, and infant body composition. Total Amount: $34,968.24 2015-2016 PI: Kling Role: Collaborator (no effort)
Title: Understanding Disparities in Patient Education about Gestational Weight Gain Source: University of Wisconsin Institute for Clinical and Translational Research, Advancing Health Equity and Diversity Research Pilot Grant Summary: This study examined racial and socioeconomic disparities in patient education about gestational weight gain. Total costs: $10,000 2014-2015 PI: Lindberg (no effort)
Title: Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health Source: NIH/NICHD/OWHR (K12) Summary: The Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) Scholars Program at the University of Wisconsin has two linked goals which are: 1) to increase the diversity of academic leaders in the field of women’s health; and 2) to promote research to reduce existing disparities in health status and health outcomes in diverse populations of women. The BIRCWH research fellowship program provides training, protected research time, and intensive mentoring to young faculty who show promise as future leaders of academic medicine and whose research agendas show promise in promoting women’s health and reducing health disparities. Amount: 2013-2015 PI: Burnside Role: BIRCWH Scholar (100% effort)
Title: Promoting Healthy Weight for Wisconsin’s Low-Income Women Before, During, and After Pregnancy Source: Wisconsin Partnership Program, Community-Academic Partnership Development Summary: This grant will support development of a community-academic partnership between the YMCA of Dane County and the UW Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. The long-term goal of the partnership is to develop programs to promote healthy weight, physical activity, and good nutrition surrounding pregnancy in an underserved community that experiences health disparities. Total Amount: $49,355 2013-2015 PI: Anderson Role: Co-Investigator (no effort)
Title: Promoting Early Diabetes Testing and Nutrition Referrals for Overweight/Obese Pregnant Women through Meaningful Use of an Electronic Medical Record
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Source: University of Wisconsin Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Intramural Research Grant Summary: This research examined whether introduction of an educational best practice alert into the electronic medical record was associated with changes in patient health outcomes and improvements in two metrics of prenatal care among overweight/obese patients. Amount: $22,600 2013-2014 PI: Anderson Role: Co-Investigator (no effort)
Title: Prevention of Excess Gestational Weight Gain Source: University of Wisconsin Medical Foundation, Ambulatory Care Innovation Grant Summary: This grant provided support for an educational and technology-based quality improvement project designed to facilitate consistent and accurate gestational weight gain counseling for all women who receive prenatal care through UW Health. Total Amount: $18,347 2011-2012 PI: Anderson Role: co-PI (no effort)
Title: Health Disparities Research Scholars Program Source: NIH/NICHD (T32) Summary: This grant provides training at the postdoctoral level in interdisciplinary research that addresses disparities in health status and health outcomes among minority mothers, infants, children and their families, as well as to recruit underrepresented minorities into academic research careers. Amount: 2009-2012 PI: Sarto Role: Postdoctoral Trainee (100% effort)
Publications
Refereed Articles
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS, McKinley NM. A measure of objectified body consciousness for preadolescent and adolescent youth. Psychology of Women Quarterly. 2006; 30:65-76.
Grabe S, Hyde JS, Lindberg SM. Body objectification and depression in adolescents: The role of gender, shame, and rumination. Psychology of Women Quarterly. 2007; 31: 164-175.
Lindberg SM, Grabe S, Hyde JS. Gender, pubertal development, and peer sexual harassment predict objectified body consciousness in early adolescence. Journal of Research on Adolescence. 2007; 17: 723-742.
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Lindberg SM, Hyde JS, Hirsch LM. Gender and mother-child interactions during mathematics homework: The importance of individual differences. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, 2008; 54: 232-255.
Hyde JS, Lindberg SM, Linn MC, Ellis AB, Williams CC. Gender similarities characterize math performance. Science. 2008; 321: 494-495.
Priess HA, Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Adolescent gender-role identity and mental health: Gender intensification revisited. Child Development. 2009; 80: 1531-1544. PMCID: PMC4244905
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS, Petersen JL, Linn MC. New trends in gender and mathematics performance: A meta-analysis. Psychological Bulletin. 2010; 136: 1123-1135. PMCID: PMC3057475
Lindberg SM, Adams AK, Prince RJ. Early predictors of obesity and cardiovascular risk among American Indian children. Maternal and Child Health Journal. 2012; 16: 1879- 1886. PMCID: PMC3438386
Katz-Wise SL, Budge SL, Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Individuation or identification? Self- objectification and the mother-adolescent relationship. Psychology of Women Quarterly, 2013; 37: 366-380. PMCID: PMC3867300
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK, Improving gestational weight gain counseling through meaningful use of an electronic medical record. Maternal and Child Health Journal, 2014; 18: 2188–2194. PMCID: PMC4304697.
Anderson CK, Hastmann TJ, Lindberg SM, Smith AM, Lindheim SR, Whigham L. Excess gestational weight gain in low-income overweight and obese women: a qualitative study. Nutrition Education & Behavior, 2015; 47(5): 404-411. PMCID: PMC4590982.
Lindberg SM, DeBoth A, Anderson CK. Effect of a best practice alert on gestational weight gain, health services, and pregnancy outcomes. Maternal and Child Health Journal, 2016; 20:2169–2178. PMCID: PMC5025382.
Lindberg S, Anderson C, Pillai P, Tandias A, Arndt B, Hanrahan L. Prevalence and predictors of unhealthy weight gain in pregnancy. Wisconsin Medical Journal, 2016; 115: 233-237. PMCID: PMC5313046.
Adams A, Christens B, Meinen A, Korth A, Remington P, Lindberg S, Schoeller D. The Obesity Prevention Initiative: A statewide initiative to improve child health in Wisconsin. Wisconsin Medical Journal, 2016; 115: 220-223. PMCID: PMC5313048.
Gregor L, Remington P, Lindberg S, Ehrenthal D. Prevalence of pre-pregnancy obesity, 2011-2014. Wisconsin Medical Journal, 2016; 115: 228-232. PMCID: PMC5298836.
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Ryan K, Pillai P, Remington P, Malecki K, Lindberg S. Development of an obesity prevention dashboard for Wisconsin. Wisconsin Medical Journal, 2016; 115: 224-227. PMCID: PMC5295837.
Glurich I, Schwei KM, Lindberg S, Shimpi N, Acharya A. Integrating medical-dental care for diabetic patients: qualitative assessment of provider perspectives. Health Promotion Practice, 2017; 19: 531-541. https://doi.org/10.1177/1524839917737752.
Bryant A, Walsh-Felz A, Jacklitz J, Lindberg S. The impact of a community resource navigator program on patient trust. Wisconsin Medical Journal. 2020; Sep;119(3):190- 193. PMID: 33091287
Non-Refereed Articles
Not applicable
Chapters in Books
Hyde JS, Lindberg SM. Facts and assumptions about the nature of gender differences and their implications for gender equity. In: Klein S, ed. Handbook for achieving gender equity through education. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. 2007: 19-32. PMC Exempt
Priess HA, Lindberg SM. Gender intensification. In: Levesque RJR, ed. Encyclopedia of Adolescence. New York, NY: Springer. 2011: 1135-1142. PMC Exempt
Lindberg SM. Gender similarities hypothesis. In: Banks JA, ed. Encyclopedia of Diversity in Education. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. 2012: 980-983. PMC Exempt
Lindberg SM. Sex and gender differences. In: Banks JA, ed. Encyclopedia of Diversity in Education. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage. 2012: 1947-1949. PMC Exempt
Priess-Groban HA, Lindberg SM. Encyclopedia of Adolescence. Levesque R, editor. New York, NY: Springer; 2016. Gender intensification. PMC Exempt
Monographs or Books
Not applicable
Technical Reports/Other Publications
Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Care and Treatment Services and Division of Public Health. Wisconsin Epidemiological Profile on Alcohol and Other Drugs, 2016 (P-45718-6). Prepared by the Division of Care and Treatment Services, Division of Public Health, and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute. November 2016.
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Curriculum Vitae
Joyner HR, Charron LM, Lindberg SM, Bednarz L, Gigot M, Smith MA, Remington PL. “One Size Fits All” Doesn’t Work for Obesity Prevention: Obesity in Wisconsin, 2015- 2016. University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2018.
Linnan S, Walsh-Felz A, Moberg DP, Kelly L, Lindberg S. Strategic Prevention Framework Partnerships for Success 2015 Interim Evaluation Report. University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute; April 2018.
Raygor AD, Lindberg SM. In Pursuit of a 2020 Vision: Evaluation Findings of the National Initiative for Childhood Agricultural Injury Prevention. Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute; 2018.
Lecoanet R, Smith B, Voskul K, Lindberg SM. “Wisconsin Medicaid Dental Reimbursement Pilot Program Evaluation Report” Prepared for the Wisconsin Department of Health Services by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute; 2019
Abstracts
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK. Building a community-academic partnership to promote healthy weight in Wisconsin women. NIH Office of Research on Women's Health Eleventh Annual Interdisciplinary Women's Health Research Symposium; 2014; Journal of Women’s Health Research, 2014; 23(10):864.; c00.
Lindberg SM, Prince RJ, Adams AK. Predictors and consequences of early childhood weight status among American Indian youth. Conference Proceedings. The Obesity Society; 2010; c00.
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK. Downstream effects of a meaningful use initiative to improve gestational weight gain counseling: Effects on gestational weight gain and early diabetes screening. Conference Proceedings. The Obesity Society; 2014; c00.
Anderson CK, Hastmann TJ, Lindberg SM, Lindheim SR, Whigham LD. Physician- perceived barriers to effective gestational weight gain counseling in low-income overweight and obese women. Conference Proceedings. The Obesity Society; 2014; c00.
Invited Research Presentations
Local
Lindberg SM. Why being a “hottie” isn’t so hot for adolescents. Invited presentation at the Wisconsin Alumni Association Women’s Symposium, The power of discovery: A celebration of UW women in science, Madison, WI. 2006.
Lindberg SM. Debunking delusions of grandeur without destroying academic enthusiasm: Helping students survive (and grow through) critical feedback on writing
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Curriculum Vitae
assignments. Invited presentation at the University of Wisconsin Training Workshop for Teaching Assistants in Writing and Communications, Madison, WI. 2007.
Lindberg SM, Adams AK, Prince RJ. Predictors and consequences of early childhood weight status among American Indian youth. Poster presented at the joint meeting of Wisconsin Prevention of Obesity and Diabetes (WiPOD) and Wisconsin Partnership for Activity and Nutrition (WiPAN), Madison, WI. 2010.
Lindberg SM. Early predictors of obesity and cardiovascular risk among American Indian children. Invited presentation to the Health Disparities Interest Group, Madison, WI. 2011.
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK. Prevention of excess gestational weight gain among women receiving prenatal care through UW Health clinics. Poster presented at the joint meeting of Wisconsin Prevention of Obesity and Diabetes (WiPOD) and Wisconsin Partnership for Activity and Nutrition (WiPAN), Madison, WI. 2011.
Anderson CK, Lindberg SM. Prevention of excess gestational weight gain: A quality improvement initiative. Grand Rounds to the University of Wisconsin Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology, Madison, WI. 2012.
Lindberg SM, Tsenkova VK. Childhood trauma, obesity, and nondiabetic glucoregulation. Paper presented at the semi-annual MIDUS Meeting, Madison, WI. 2012.
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK. Current state of gestational weight gain counseling in UW Health clinics. Poster presented at the joint meeting of Wisconsin Prevention of Obesity and Diabetes (WiPOD) and Wisconsin Partnership for Activity and Nutrition (WiPAN), Madison, WI. 2012.
Lindberg SM, Tsenkova VK. Childhood trauma, BMI, and nondiabetic glucoregulation: Findings from a national study of adults (MIDUS II). Poster presented at the joint meeting of Wisconsin Prevention of Obesity and Diabetes (WiPOD) and Wisconsin Partnership for Activity and Nutrition (WiPAN), Madison, WI. 2012.
Lindberg SM. Promoting healthy weight in Wisconsin women: Implications for maternal and child health. Invited presentation at the Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) and Women’s Health Research Lecture & Symposium honoring Dr. Vivian W. Pinn. Madison, WI. 2013
Lindberg SM. Combatting disparities in maternal obesity to improve child health. Invited presentation at the Clinical/Developmental Brownbag Series in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Psychology. Madison, WI. 2013
Lindberg SM. Stress and women’s health. Invited presentation to the AHANA Pre- Health Society Health Disparities Conference. Madison, WI. 2013.
Approved August 3, 2010 All sections may not apply to all faculty members. If a section does not apply, either omit or note “Not Applicable.” Applies to: Candidates for Appointment & Promotion to Associate & Full Professor on CHS & C-T tracks; Promotion to Full Professor on Tenure Track
Curriculum Vitae
Anderson CK, Lindberg SM. Promoting healthy weight for Wisconsin’s women before, during, and after pregnancy. Presentation at YMCA Healthy Living Summit. Madison, WI. 2013.
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK. Improving gestational weight gain counseling through meaningful use of an electronic medical record. Poster presented at the Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) and Women’s Health Research Lecture & Symposium honoring Dr. Vivian W. Pinn. Madison, WI. 2013
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK, Tandias A, Arndt B, Hanrahan LP. Prevalence and predictors of inadequate, adequate, and excess gestational weight gain: Evidence from the University of Wisconsin Electronic Health Record - Public Health Information Exchange. Poster presented at the Building Interdisciplinary Research Careers in Women’s Health (BIRCWH) and Women’s Health Research Lecture & Symposium honoring Dr. Vivian W. Pinn. Madison, WI. 2013
Lindberg SM, DeBoth A, Anderson CK. Building a community-academic partnership to promote healthy weight in Wisconsin women. Poster presented at the annual Center for Women’s Health and Health Disparities Research Symposium. Madison, WI. 2014
Lindberg SM. Engaging stakeholders to develop a patient-centered intervention to promote healthy weight gain in pregnancy. Invited presentation to the Women’s and Children’s Health Research Meeting, Madison, WI 2015
Regional
Lindberg SM, McMahon K. The effects of social facilitation on eating behaviors: A social influences study. Poster presented at the Minnesota Undergraduate Psychology Conference, Northfield, MN. 1999.
Lindberg SM, Burmeister T, Peterson R. Predicting physical activity in women in the face of stress. Poster presented at the Minnesota Undergraduate Psychology Conference, St. Paul, MN. 2000.
Lindberg SM. Optimism, health, and the mediating effects of health behaviors. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. and Paper presented at the Minnesota Undergraduate Psychology Conference, St. Paul, MN. 2001.
Lindberg SM. Evaluating the health of Wisconsin. Invited presentation to the Green Tier Legacy Communities Quarterly Meeting, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, January 2017
Lindberg SM. Evaluation of Wisconsin-based Opioid Prevention and Treatment Efforts. Invited presentation to the Wisconsin state legislature, Evidence Based Policy Program, Research Roundtable on Opioid Addiction. Madison, WI, March 2017
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Curriculum Vitae
Lindberg SM. Findings from the Wisconsin medical and dental provider focus group discussion. Invited presentation to 2017 Oral-Systemic Health Conference. Wisconsin Dells, WI, May 2017.
National/International
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Behavioral and attitudinal differences in mother’s interactions with sons and daughters while doing mathematics homework. Poster presented at the second annual NSF Division of Research Evaluation and Communication PI meeting, Washington, DC. 2004.
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Objectified body consciousness in pre-adolescent youth. Poster presented at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association, Honolulu, HI. 2004.
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Pubertal development and sexual harassment predict objectified body consciousness in youth. Poster presented at the Gender Development Research Conference, San Francisco, CA. 2004.
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Measuring self-objectification in adolescence. Paper presented at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association, Washington, DC. 2005.
Lindberg SM. Winner of the Student Paper Award: A measure of objectified body consciousness in pre-adolescent and adolescent youth. Invited presentation at the annual convention of the Association for Women in Psychology, Ypsilanti, MI. 2006.
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Mother-child interactions during mathematics homework: Socialization of gender differentiation? Poster presented at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, Boston, MA. 2007.
Lindberg SM. Gender intensification revisited: New ideas and evidence about the gendered nature of adolescence. Invited presentation at the EARA/SRA Summer School, Torino, Italy. 2008.
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Gender-role identity development during adolescence: Individual, familial, and social contextual predictors of gender intensification. Paper presented at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Adolescence, Chicago, IL. 2008.
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Are pubertal status and pubertal timing related to adolescents’ internalizing and externalizing problems? A meta-analysis. Poster presented at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Adolescence, Chicago, IL and at the Gender Development Research Conference, San Francisco, CA. 2008.
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Curriculum Vitae
Lindberg SM, Grabe S, Hyde JS. Gender, pubertal development, and peer sexual harassment predict objectified body consciousness in early adolescence. Poster presented at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Adolescence, Chicago, IL and the Gender Development Research Conference, San Francisco, CA. 2008.
Lindberg SM, Hyde JS. Gender similarities characterize mathematics performance in American youth. Paper presented at the biennial meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, Denver, CO. 2009.
Lindberg SM, Adams AK, Prince RJ. Predictors and consequences of early childhood weight status among American Indian youth. Poster presented at the annual meeting of The Obesity Society, San Diego, CA. 2010.
Anderson CK, Lindberg SM, Improving gestational weight gain counseling through meaningful use of an electronic medical record. Poster presented at the Obesity & Pregnancy Hot Topic Conference, sponsored by the International Association for the Study of Obesity and The Obesity Society. Boston, MA. 2013.
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK. Downstream effects of a meaningful use initiative to improve gestational weight gain counseling: Effects on gestational weight gain and early diabetes screening. Poster presented at the annual meeting of The Obesity Society, Boston, MA. 2014.
Anderson CK, Hastmann TJ, Lindberg SM, Lindheim SR, Whigham LD. Physician- perceived barriers to effective gestational weight gain counseling in low-income overweight and obese women. Poster presented at the annual meeting of The Obesity Society, Boston, MA. 2014
Lindberg SM, Anderson CK. Building a community-academic partnership to promote healthy weight in Wisconsin women. Poster presented at the NIH Office of Research on Women's Health Annual Interdisciplinary Women's Health Research Symposium, Rockford, MD, 2014
Lindberg SM, Kwitek LE, Anderson CK. Disparities in patient-reported barriers to healthy diet and physical activity in pregnancy. Poster presented at the annual meeting of The Obesity Society, Los Angeles, CA. 2015.
Lindberg SM, Kwitek LE, Anderson CK. Pregnant and postpartum women’s knowledge and healthcare experiences regarding gestational weight gain. Poster presented at the annual meeting of The Obesity Society, Los Angeles, CA. 2015.
Schoeller DA, Christens B, Meinen A, Korth A, Remington P, Lindberg S, Adams AK. Applying the “Wisconsin Idea“ to the prevention of childhood obesity. Poster presented at the annual meeting of The Obesity Society, New Orleans, LA. 2016.
Glurich I, Schwei K, Lindberg S, Shimpi N, Schroeder D, Acharya A. Interdisciplinary diabetes management: qualitative assessment of medical/dental practitioners’
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Curriculum Vitae
perspectives. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the International Association for Dental Research, San Francisco, CA, March 2017.
Lindberg SM, Meinen A, Korth A, Christens B, Cryns V, Adams AK. Promising tools to support dissemination and implementation of evidence-based health promotion strategies. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. Victoria, BC, Canada., June 2017.
Lindberg SM, Meinen A, Korth A, Christens B, Cryns V, Adams AK. Initial results from a statewide multi-level initiative to prevent childhood obesity. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity. Victoria, BC, Canada, June 2017.
Bird JE, Arroyo NA, Trentham-Dietz A. Rolland, E, Lindberg SM. Applying network analysis to understand trends in collaboration within the Breast Cancer and Environment Research Program (BCERP) Consortium. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the Breast Cancer and the Environment Research Program. Washington, DC, November 2018
Breuer C, Lindberg S, Brubaker M, Korth A, Meinen A. Visualizing a statewide network to inform equitable outreach. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, San Diego, CA, November 2018.
Joyner H, Lindberg S, Bednarz L, Smith M, Gigot M, Remington P. Using Electronic Health Record (EHR) Data for Obesity Prevention Program Planning and Evaluation. Oral presentation at the annual meeting of the American Public Health Association, San Diego, CA, November 2018.
Joyner H, Smith M, Gigot M, Bednarz L, Remington P, Lindberg S. Leveraging an existing healthcare quality improvement data infrastructure for public health surveillance. Poster presented at the Society for Prevention Research Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, May 2019.
Joyner H, Skalitzky E, Charron L, Young H, Weymouth L, Lindberg S. Conducting and translating policy evaluation to catalyze local policy change. Poster presentation at the annual meeting of the American Evaluation Association, Minneapolis, MN, November 2019.
Lindberg S, Skalitzky E. Network Fluidity and Evaluator Agility on the Path to the Future of Evaluation. Oral presentation at the annual meeting of the American Evaluation Association, Minneapolis, MN, November 2019.
Educational Activities & Presentations (Describe audience whenever possible, e.g., faculty, undergraduates, medical students, residents/fellows, public)
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Classroom Teaching
Special Topics Seminar: Adolescent Development UW-Madison, Departments of Psychology Enrollment: undergraduates
Basic Statistics for Psychology UW-Madison, Departments of Psychology Enrollment: undergraduates
Experimental Psychology UW-Madison, Departments of Psychology Enrollment: undergraduates
Special Topics Seminar: Health Psychology UW-Madison, Departments of Psychology Enrollment: undergraduates
Psychology of Women UW-Madison, Departments of Psychology Enrollment: undergraduates
Planning and Management for Health 2019- UW-Madison, Master’s in Public Health Program Enrollment: 45-50 graduate students/semester
CME Presentations
Departmental
Lindberg SM. Introduction to Program Evaluation for Public Health. Invited presentation to PUBHLTH 780: Evidence-Based Public Health, Madison, WI, October 2018.
Lindberg SM. The Wisconsin Obesity Prevention Initiative. Invited presentation to the Population Health Sciences Seminar, Madison, WI, November 2018.
Lindberg SM. Introduction to Program and Policy Evaluation for Population Health Scientists. Invited presentation to PHS 795: Principles of Population Health Science, Madison, WI, December 2018.
Lindberg SM. Introduction to Program Evaluation. Invited presentation to PHS 795: Principles of Population Health Science, Madison, WI, December 2020.
UWSMPH/Hospital
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Curriculum Vitae
Lindberg SM. Pregnancy as a 'Teachable Moment' in obesity prevention. Invited presentation to the Endocrinology & Reproductive Physiology Seminar on Obesity in Pregnancy, Madison, WI, 2014
State & Regional
National/International
Mentoring
Lisa Charron PhD in progress, Nelson Institute Role: Committee member Dissertation: “Assessing comprehensive plans as obesity prevention interventions”
Baila Khan MPH in progress Role: Faculty advisor
Bianca Silva MPH in progress Role: Faculty advisor
Ellie Knoll MPH in progress Role: Faculty advisor
Ela Rybczyk MPH in progress Role: Committee Member
Elizabeth Tuttle MPH in progress Role: Committee member
Faleasha Gallagher, RN, BSN MPH in progress Role: Committee member
C.J. Humes MPH in progress Role: committee member
Jordyn Anklam MD-MPH in progress
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Curriculum Vitae
Role: committee member Title: “Evaluation of Providers and Teens Communicating for Health (PATCH) Program Youth Development Model” Current position: Medical student
Tomas Schlenker Shapiro Summer Research Fellowship participant in 2020 Role: Research mentor Project title: “Data analysis pilot of the Resource Navigator Program at the South Side MEDiC clinic” Current position: Medical student
Kari Boldt Olson, MD, MPH MD-MPH granted in 2021 Role: Committee Member Capstone: “An Evaluation of Health Outcomes and Health Care Utilization Patterns After Participation within the Community Connections Team” Current position: Medical Resident
Annette Crawford, MPH MPH granted in 2020, UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health Role: Committee Chair Capstone: “Evaluability Assessment of the Center for Patient Partnerships’ Patient Advocacy Program: Design, Recommendations, and Implications for Informing Quality Improvement Efforts” Current position:
Alexandra Bryant Shapiro Summer Research Fellowship Participant in 2018 Role: Research mentor Project title: “Evaluation of Northeast Family Medical Center Community Resource Navigator Program” Current position: Medical student
Emily Hoyer MD-MPH in progress Role: Committee Chair Capstone: “Program Planning Toolkit: Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin’s Guide for Building and Maintaining Healthy Programs” Current position: Medical student
Rebecca Nye MD-MPH in progress Role: Committee Chair Capstone: “The Community Resource Navigator Program: Developing a Proactive Health Care Workforce and Fulfilling the Wisconsin Idea” Current position: Medical student
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Curriculum Vitae
Hayley Severson MD-MPH in progress Role: Committee Chair Capstone: “The Community Resource Navigator Program: Evaluation of its Impact on Patients” Current position: Medical student
Lisa Charron, MS, MPH MPH granted in 2018 Role: Research mentor Capstone: Planning Healthy Rural Communities: A Comprehensive Plan Assessment Tool Current position: PhD Student
Karissa Ryan, MPH MPH granted in 2016 Role: Research Mentor Capstone: Development of a State Dashboard to Measure Obesity Prevention Policies Current position: Site Quality Coordinator at Seton Healthcare Family, Austin, TX
Donna Ugboaja, MD Prevention Innovations in Medical Education (PRIME-Madison) and Shapiro Summer Research Fellowship Participant in 2016 Role: Research Mentor Project Title: Assessing childhood fitness in Wisconsin schools: A qualitative study Current Position: Resident Physician, University of Minnesota
Liza Hirsch, JD BA awarded in 2005 Role: Research Mentor Undergraduate Honors Thesis Current Position: Attorney at Massachusetts Advocates for Children
Jamie Brenner, PsyD BA awarded in 2005 Role: Research Mentor Undergraduate Honors Thesis Current Position: Clinical Psychologist, Mental Health Center of Denver, CO
Heather Hestekin, PharmD, BCPS BA awarded in 2009 Role: Research Mentor Undergraduate Honors Thesis Current Position: Lead Pharmacist, Emergency Medicine & Transitions of Care, Memorial Care Long Beach Medical Center
Laura Kwitek, DNP
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Curriculum Vitae
DNP awarded in 2014 Role: Committee Member Dissertation: “Factors Associated with Weight Management Among Pregnant and Postpartum Women in Dane County Wisconsin” Current position: Nurse Practitioner with UW Health
Service Activities (Examples: administrative activities, program development, committee assignments, journal or grant reviewer, etc.)
Departmental Committees
Survey of the Health of Wisconsin (SHOW) Scientific Advisory Board 2019-
UWSMPH Committees
MPH Curriculum Committee 2018- Health Disparities Research Scholars Program Advisory Board 2017- ICTR-CAP Faculty 2017-
Community Committees
Health Community Solutions Team, United Way of Dane County 2020-
Regional Committees
Wisconsin Public Health Research Network Steering Committee 2016-2019 Reducing Rural Cancer Disparities Together, Advisory Board 2015-2017 Wisconsin Public Health Surveillance Framework, Advisory Group 2017-2018
National/International Committees
Not applicable
Editorial Activities
Consulting Editor, Psychology of Women Quarterly
Manuscript Reviewer
Assessment
British Journal of Developmental Psychology
Clinical Medicine & Research
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Developmental Psychology
European Journal of Psychology of Education
International Journal of Behavioral Development
Journal of Adolescence
Journal of Adolescent Health
Journal of Agromedicine
Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology
Journal of Counseling Psychology
Journal of Early Adolescence
Journal of Research on Adolescence
Personal Relationships
Preventive Medicine
Psychological Assessment
Psychology of Women Quarterly
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology
Sex Roles
Grant Reviewer
ICTR-CAP
Other Activities (Activities not mentioned above that may help to strengthen the application, if applicable)
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