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CURRICULUM VITAE
Judith C. Kulig, RN, DNSc
University of Lethbridge Faculty of Health Sciences 4401 University Drive Lethbridge, AB T1K 3M4 (403) 382-7119 (403) 329-2668 (fax) [email protected] web page: http://people.uleth.ca/~kulig/
CURRENT STATUS
Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Lethbridge University Scholar, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Lethbridge
EDUCATION
1991 DNSc Doctor of Nursing Science Department of Mental Health, Community and Administrative Nursing, University of California at San Francisco (UCSF), San Francisco, CA, USA Dissertation Title: Cambodian Refugee Women's Role Changes and Family Planning Use
1984 MSN Master of Science in Nursing University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, USA Thesis Title: Cultural Beliefs and Knowledge on Sexuality Among Cambodian Refugee Women
1983 BScN Bachelor of Science in Nursing University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB
1978 RN Registered Nurse Medicine Hat College, Medicine Hat, AB
Language Training
June - August 1989 Southeast Asian Summer Institute, University of Hawaii at Manoa, Language: KHMER, Recipient: Tuition waiver and stipend
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PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
2008 – ongoing Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada
1999 - ongoing Canadian Rural Health Research Society 1997 - 2004 Community Development Society 1992 – 2007 Western Regional Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing 1985 - 2005 Canadian Nurses Foundation 1984 - ongoing Beta Mu Chapter, Sigma Theta Tau 1978 - ongoing College & Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY Academic
July 1, 2003 - University of Lethbridge Ongoing Professor Faculty of Health Sciences (formerly School of Health Sciences; Faculty status achieved May 1, 2009)
July 1, 2009 - University Scholar—Health Sciences June 30, 2011 University of Lethbridge
June 1, 2008 – Coordinator, Support Program for Aboriginal Nursing Students (SPANS) June 30, 2010 Faculty of Health Sciences University of Lethbridge
July 1, 1995 - University of Lethbridge June 30, 2002 Associate Professor School of Health Sciences (formerly School of Nursing)
July 1, 1998 - University of Kentucky June 30, 1999 Visiting Associate Professor College of Nursing
July 1, 1997 - University of Kentucky December 1, 1997 Visiting Scholar Center of Excellence in Rural Health
September 1, 1995 - University of Lethbridge December 31, 1995 Acting Dean School of Nursing April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 3
January 1, 1992 – University of Lethbridge June 30, 1995 Assistant Professor School of Nursing
April 1989 – University of California at San Francisco May 1989 Teaching Assistant for Dr. F. Aly, PhD, RN, Visiting Professor, Lucille P. Leone Distinguished Professor in International Nursing Department of MHCAN, School of Nursing Dean, Higher Institute of Nursing, Alexandria, Egypt
January 1989 – University of California at San Francisco March 1989 Teaching Assistant for Dr. S.H. Neidlinger, RN, PhD, CNA, Assistant Professor, Department of MHCAN School of Nursing
September 1988 – University of California at San Francisco SF December 1988 Teaching Assistant for Dr. A.I. Meleis, RN, PhD, FAAN, Professor, Department of MHCAN School of Nursing
November 1987 – University of California at San Francisco April 1989 Research Assistant for Dr. A.I. Meleis, RN, PhD, FAAN, Professor, Department of MHCAN School of Nursing "Roles and Primary Health Care in Brazilian, Colombian and Egyptian Women"
Consultations March, 2004 Consultant and Participant, Summit on Resilience Sponsored by US Terrorism and Disaster Branch, Oklahoma City, OK
August 1997 – Chinook Health Region, Lethbridge, AB 2008 Academic Consultant, Wellness Services
July 1991 – Junior League of Calgary/Calgary Health Services January 1992 Consultant, Immunization in Translation Project
Clinical
1985-1987 Public Health Nurse Central Health Center, Edmonton Board of Health (EBH) Edmonton, AB
May 1983 – Community Health Nurse June 1983 Health and Welfare, Medical Services of Canada Fox Lake, AB April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 4
May 1982 – Community Health Nurse August 1982 Health and Welfare, Medical Services of Canada Hartley Bay, BC
May 1980 – Community Health Nurse June 1981 Health and Welfare, Medical Services of Canada Greenville, BC
August 1978 – Registered Nurse August 1979 Wrinch Memorial Hospital Hazelton, BC
September 1975 – Registered Nursing Assistant July 1976 Barrhead Hospital Barrhead, AB
April 1975 – Registered Nursing Assistant August 1975 High Prairie Hospital High Prairie, AB
Other July 1, 2007 - University of Queensland June 30, 2010 Adjunct Lecturer School of Nursing & Midwifery
September 2005 – Senior Faculty Release Grant April, 2006 Canadian Centre for Health & Safety in Agriculture University of Saskatchewan
May 10- 24, 2005 Visiting Scholar Alcoa Research Centre for Stronger Communities Curtin University, Perth, Australia
July 1, 2002 – Adjunct Associate Professor June 30, 2008 Centre for Health Promotion Studies, University of Alberta Edmonton, AB
December 1 2003 – Adjunct Professor June 30, 2009 Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta Edmonton, AB
December 1, 2000 – Adjunct Assistant Professor November 2003 Faculty of Nursing, University of Alberta Edmonton, AB
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July 1, 1995 – Director June 30, 1999 Regional Centre for Health Promotion & Community Studies (RCHPCS), University of Lethbridge
September 1990 – Assistant Director of Nursing October 1991 Research, Planning & Evaluation, Calgary Health Services Calgary, AB
1984-1985 Project Coordinator Navajo Nurse Mobility Project, Department of Nursing, Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ
SCHOLARLY AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Editorial Boards
January 1998 – Member, Publication Committee October 1999 Health in Rural Settings: Contexts for Action
January 1, 1991 – Member of the Editorial Board December 31, 1992 The Canadian Nurse
Executive Positions
October 2008 - Board Member (Past Chair), Canadian Rural & Remote Health Research Society June 2011
October, 2004 – Chair, Canadian Rural & Remote Health Research Society October 2008
March 2000 – Board Member, Canadian Rural & Remote Health Research Society 2004 (formerly the Consortium for Rural Health Research)
September 1995 - Chair, Alberta Association of Registered Nurses August 1997 Standing Committee on Nursing Research
February 1994 - Secretary-Treasurer February, 1996 Western Region Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing
July 1993 - Vice-President June 1994 University of Lethbridge, Faculty Association
September 1993 - Alberta Representative June 1996 Canadian Association of Nursing Research April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 6
Besides the normal work involved as the Provincial Representative, I chaired the committee that developed the Strategic Plan for CNRG; this task commenced November 1994 and was completed June 1995
1992 – 1996 Secretary-Treasurer Local Western Region Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing, School of Nursing University of Lethbridge
Feb. 23-25, 1995 Co-Chair Western Region Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing Annual Conference and Meeting "Chaos, Challenge and Opportunity: Transforming Nursing Education for Practice"
Journal Referee Editorial Roles
May 29, 2008 – North American Section of the Rural and Remote Health on-line journal ongoing (http://www.rrh.org.au/home/defaultnew.asp) Co-editor with Robert Bowman
Peer Reviewer
December, 2010 – ongoing Advances in Nursing Science
May 2007 – ongoing Journal of Nursing Scholarship
May 2006 - ongoing Qualitative Health Research
July 2004 – May 2008 Rural & Remote Health (The International Electronic Journal of Rural & Remote Health Research, Education, Practice & Policy)
March 2001 – January 2009 Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care
July 2000 – June 2004 Journal of the Community Development Society
June 1999 – ongoing Public Health Nursing
December 1994 – ongoing Western Journal of Nursing Research
December 1994 – 2001 Clinical Nursing Research
January 1992 - December 1994 The Canadian Nurse
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Ad Hoc Peer Reviewer
January 2000- ongoing Social Science & Medicine, Journal of Agricultural Safety & Health, Canadian Journal of Rural Medicine, Canadian Journal of Ethnic Studies, Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, The Canadian Geographer
Book Reviewer
January 2000 – ongoing Chapter & Book review, Lippincott, Oxford University Press Canada
January 1998 – ongoing Occasional Prospectus Reviewer, SAGE Publications
October 1998 – January 2000 Family & Community Health
September 1990 – The Canadian Nurse December 1994
External Grant Reviews November, 2011 Palliative, End of Life Care Committee, CIHR
April - August, 2011 Secondary Analysis of Databases Funding Opportunity, CIHR
April, 2010 – ongoing Member, Review Committee, Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research, British Columbia Nursing Research Initiative
April 2010 Invited Panelist, United States Dept of Agriculture & National Science Foundation, “Disaster Resilience in Rural Communities” Research Proposal Call, Washington, DC
February, 2006 – Member, Review Committee, Socio-Health Grants & Awards Committee, June 2008 Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation
January, 2005 – Member, Peer Review Committee, Gender, Sex & Health, Canadian June, 2007 Institute of Health Research
Feb – March, 2005 Peer Review Committee Member, Northern Health Research Development Program Grants, Canadian Institutes of Health Research
1996 - ongoing External Reviewer for research grants, example, Canadian Nurses Foundation, British Columbia Health Research Foundation, Social Sciences Humanities Research Council, Canadian Institutes for Health Research (formerly Medical Research Council), National Cancer Institute of Canada
AREAS OF INTEREST
Rural Health Issues Community Health Nursing Health Policy April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 8
Rural Nursing Practice Community Development Community Resiliency Disaster Mitigation & Management Multicultural Populations HONOURS 2006 College & Association of Registered Nurses of Alberta--Nursing Excellence in Nursing Research
1997 Visiting Scientist From Alberta Award, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research Award, $9500.00. For studies at the University of Kentucky Center for Rural Health, Hazard, Kentucky
May, 1995 Nominee, Heritage of Service Awards, South District, Alberta Association of Registered Nurses
May 1992 Distinguished Alumni Award, Medicine Hat College, Medicine Hat, AB
1990 Academic Merit Scholarship, University of California, San Francisco
1988-1990 National Health Fellowship, Extramural Research Program, Health Services and Promotion Branch, Health and Welfare, Ottawa, Canada
1989 The Transcultural and Nursing Council Award "Maintaining the Balance:” Childbearing Beliefs Among Cambodian Refugee Women"
1988 Patricia Smith Christenson Award, Sigma Theta Tau, National Honor Society of Nursing, Indianapolis, Indiana
1987 Hospital for Sick Children Foundation Fellowship in Child/Family Health, Canadian Nurses Foundation, Ottawa
1984 Academic Merit Scholarship, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
1977 Miss Hope Award, Canadian Cancer Society
1977 Honor Roll and Scholarship, Medicine Hat College
Teaching Responsibilities (last five years)
Undergraduate 2011 Fall N3360 Research Methodology (1 section & course leader)
2010 Fall N3360 Research Methodology (1 section) HLSC 3850 Rural Health Research
2010 Spring HLSC 3850 Rural Health Issues
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2009 Fall N3020 Health, Illness & Healing III (1 section)
2009 Spring N3020 Health, Illness and Healing III (2 sections)
2007 Spring Year 3 Coordinator, NESA Program NESA Coordinator N3360/HLSC 3260 Research Methodologies
2006 Fall Year 3 Coordinator, NESA Program NESA Coordinator
Spring Year 3 Coordinator, NESA program N3360/HLSC 3260 Research Methodologies
2005 Fall Year 3 Coordinator, NESA program N3020 Health, Illness and Healing III (2 groups)
2005 Spring N3125 Health, Illness and Healing IV (2 groups) N3360/HLSC 3260 Research Methodologies
Graduate 2011 Fall HLSC 5100 Research Methodology 2011 Spring HLSC 5400 Advanced Qualitative Methodology 2010 Spring HLSC 5990 Rural Health Issues 2005 Fall HLSC 5850 – Research Methods 2005 Spring HPS 506 – Health Promotion: Community Development Approaches
SUPERVISORSHIPS Post Doctoral Supervisor August 2011 – ongoing Anna Pujadas Botey, PhD (Human Geography) Slave Lake Wildfire
Master’s Supervisor
September, 2012 Ryan Waldorf Ongoing Master of Science (Health Sciences) University of Lethbridge
September, 2011 Sheena Simpkins ongoing Master of Science (Health Sciences) University of Lethbridge Undergraduate nursing student interest in long term care clinical settings
September, 2010 Shannon Vandenberg ongoing Master of Science (Health Sciences) University of Lethbridge Immunization Beliefs among New Parents
March, 2010 Ainslee Kimmel ongoing MEd (Psychology) University of Lethbridge April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 10
Positive & Negative Psychological Adjustment among Rural Community Members Following a Wildfire
May, 2009 September 2011 LingLing Fan Master of Arts University of Lethbridge Topic: Caring for Low German-speaking Mennonites by non-Mennonites Recipient of CIHR Graduate Student Stipend from The Discovery of Death and Dying Beliefs among Low German Speaking Mennonites: Application to Best Practice Guidelines, Kulig, J (PI) Co-supervisor with S. Ferzacca
September, 2007 Carla Ginn December 2009 Master of Science (Health Sciences) University of Lethbridge Thesis: Aboriginal Grandmothers as Health Promoters Recipient of Frederick Banting & Charles Best Canada Graduate Scholarship- -Master’s Award (CIHR)
December, 2005 Tracy Oosterbroek August, 2009 Master of Science (Health Sciences) University of Lethbridge Thesis: Experiences of Caring by Students in Problem Based Learning
December, 2005 Debbie Martin August, 2009 Master of Science (Health Sciences) University of Lethbridge Thesis: Experiences of Intimate Partner Violence
Supervisory Committees September, 2010 - Master’s Committee Member: ongoing Jennifer Stark University of Lethbridge (MEd in Clinical Psychology) Topic: Teenage Girls & Verbal Sexual Coercion
December, 2005 Master’s Committee Member: June 2009 Lewis Baarda University of Lethbridge (Geography) Topic: Social Impact of TSEs in Alberta
January 2005 – Sept 2009 Dissertation Committee Member Jean Harrowing University of Alberta (Nursing) Topic: Nursing Education, Policy and AIDS Prevention in Uganda
April 2003 – September 2003 Sandy Cahoon Second Reader, Master of Science in Management, University of Lethbridge Thesis Topic: Burnout Among Canadian Physicians
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Second Reader, Master of Science in Management, University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge, AB Topic: Understanding Organizational Change: A Case of a Native Voluntary Health Organization in Alberta
Others Thesis Examination Chair 2009 Tracy McNab MA “Picnics, Potlucks and Cookbooks: Farm Women’s Clubs & the Livelihood of Community in Southern Alberta”
2006 Kelly Suschinsky, MA “An Examination of Psychophysiological Measures of Sexual Arousal.”
Students April 2012- ongoing Stephanie Smolenski CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
June 2011 – November 2011 Elisabeth Clarke CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
July 2010 – June 2011 Maggie Fox CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
September 2009 – Ainslee Kimmel August 2010 Graduate Student Stipend from Resiliency in Rural Settlements that have experienced Wildfires: Implications for Disaster Management and Mitigation
May – December 2009 Sanjeet Sandhu CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
November, 2008 – Phillip Layton December, 2009 CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient AND Chinook Research Summer Award Recipient
May, 2008 – December 2008 Ambra Gullacher Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research Summer Studentship Award (Chinook Research Summer Award Recipient received and declined) AND July 2007 – April 2008 CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
July – September, 2006 Paige Emerson CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
External Examiner
2009 Marianne Rogerson University of Calgary April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 12
External Examiner; PhD Defense: Theory in Activity, Aging and Resilience
2006 Mary Lou Kelly University of Victoria External Examiner, PhD Defense: Developing Rural Palliative Care: A Conceptual Model
RESEARCH FUNDING (last five years) Total Research Funding Received from External & Internal U of L funding sources: $1,813,590.40 (1993 – 2012; plus $2,950,000 in training grants)
1) MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Stewart, N., & Pitblado, R., The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada II Health Canada Award: $400,00.00 Start Date: March 1, 2012
2) Kulig, J., (Principal Investigator), Mental Health Wellness & Illness Knowledge and Beliefs among Low German-speaking Mennonites: Development of Best Practice Guidelines Canadian Institutes of Health Research Award: $173,055 Start Date: April 1, 2012
3) Kulig, J., (Principal Investigator), I. Townshend, O. Awosoga, B. Shepard, D. Edge, B. Reimer, & N. Lightfoot Families & Children: Responses to Wildfires—Links to Community Resilience Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research (ACCFCR), The Alberta Government & The Institute of Catastrophic Loss Reduction Award $40,000, $60,000 & $5,000 respectively Start Date: August 1, 2011 – ongoing Webpage: Ruralwildfire.ca
4) Kulig, J., (Principal Investigator), The Discovery of Death and Dying Beliefs among Low German Speaking Mennonites: Application to Best Practice Guidelines Canadian Institutes of Health Research Award: $187,388 Start Date: April 1, 2009 – March 31, 2013 Webpage: Mennonitehealth.com
5) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator), B. Reimer, I. Townshend, D. Edge, N. Lightfoot Resiliency in Rural Settlements that have experienced Wildfires: Implications for Disaster Management and Mitigation Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council Award: $114,439 Start Date: April 1, 2007 – March 31, 2012 Webpage:ruralwildfire.ca
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6) Kulig, J., (Principal Investigator), B. Reimer, I. Townshend, D. Edge, K. Neves-Graca, N. Lightfoot Understanding Resiliency and Risk: A Case Study of the Lost Creek Fire Institute for Catastrophic Loss Reduction Award: $10,000.00 Start Date: September 1, 2006 – February 29, 2008
7) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator), Exploring Kanadier Mennonite Women’s Health: Identifying Their Knowledge and Need for Health Promotion CIHR Institute of Gender and Health Start Date: December 1 2003 – March 31, 2008 Award: $7708.00 CIHR (Open Grant) Start Date: April 1, 2004 – March 31, 2006 Award: $14,944.
Other 1. Public Health in Agricultural & Rural Environments (PHARE) PI team (11 in total) led by J. Gordon; Kulig, J. is one of 8 co-investigators Renewed: 2008 – ongoing (for 6 years) Award: $1.95 million
2. School of Health Sciences/University of Lethbridge written by: Kulig, J., Support Program for Aboriginal Nursing Students (SPANS) Health Canada, Aboriginal Health Human Resource Initiative. August 2007 – March 2010 Award: $1 million
3. Kulig, J. Kanadier Mennonite Household Survey Monies from the Baron-Eureka-Warner Family & Community Social Services (FCSS); Grasslands FCSS; Forty Mile Regional FCSS; Palliser Health Authority, Region 2 Community Partnership Enhancement Fund; Southeast SAFCA. December, 2005 – May, 2006 Award: $10,000.
PUBLICATIONS Peer Reviewed
Books
1) Kulig, J., & Williams, A. (co-editors). (2012). Health in Rural Canada. Vancouver: UBC Press.
2) Ramp, W., Kulig, J., Townshend, I., & McGowan, V. (Eds.). (1999). Health in rural settings: Contexts for action. Lethbridge: University of Lethbridge.
Contributions to Books
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1) Kulig, J., MacLeod, M., Stewart, N., & Pitblado, R. (2012). Clients in Rural Areas. In L. Stamler & L. Yui (Eds). Community Health Nursing: A Canadian Perspective. 3rd Ed (pp 363-374) Toronto: Pearson.
2) Kulig, J., Edge, D., Hegney, D., (2010). Resiliency in rural communities. In C. Winters & H. Lee (Eds). (3rd edition). (pp 385-400) Rural Nursing: Concepts, Theory, and Practice New York: Springer.
3) Kulig, J., MacLeod, M., Stewart, N., & Pitblado, R. (2008). Clients in Rural Areas. In L. Stamler & L. Yui (Eds). Community Health Nursing: A Canadian Perspective. 2nd Ed (pp 301-310) Toronto: Pearson.
4) Kulig, J. & Prak, S. (2005). Cambodian People. In J. Lipson & S. Dibble. (Ed). Culture and Nursing Care: Volume II. (pp 73-84) San Francisco: UCSF Press.
5) Kulig, J. (2003). Cambodian women. In P. St. Hill, J. Lipson, & A. Meleis (Eds.), Caring for women cross-culturally (pp. 78-91). Philadelphia: F.A. Davis.
6) Kulig, J. (2000). Culturally diverse communities: The impact on the role of community health nurses. In M. Stewart (Ed.), (2nd ed.) Community nursing: Promoting Canadians' health (pp. 194-210). Toronto: W.B. Saunders.
7) Kulig, J. (1999). Sensing collectivity & building skills: Rural Communities & community resiliency. In W. Ramp, J. Kulig, I. Townshend, & V. McGowan (Eds.), Health in rural settings: Contexts for action (pp. 223-244). Lethbridge: University of Lethbridge.
8) Kulig, J. (1996). Cambodians (Khmer). In J. Lipson, S. Dibble, P. Minarik (Eds.), Culture and nursing: A pocket guide (pp. 55- 63). San Francisco: UCSF Press. (Winner of the AJN Community Book of the Year Award).
9) Kulig, J. (1996). Insight, experience & expertise: Including front-line workers in decision-making. In M. Stingl & D. Wilson (Eds.), Efficiency vs. equality: Health reform in Canada (pp. 101-110). Halifax: Fernwood Publishing.
10) Kulig, J. (1995). Culturally diverse communities: The impact on the role of community Health nurses. In M. Stewart (Ed.), Community nursing: Promoting Canadians' health (pp. 246-265). Toronto: W.B. Saunders.
11) Kulig, J. (1994). Old traditions in a new world: Changing gender relations among Cambodian refugees. L. Camino & R. Krulfeld (Eds.), Reconstructing lives, recapturing meaning: Refugee identity, gender, and culture change (pp. 129-146). Newark, NJ: Gordon & Breach Publishers.
Journal Articles
1. Reimer, W., Kulig, J., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N., Townshend, I. (in press). The Lost Creek Fire: An Example of Community Governance under Disaster Conditions. Disasters. April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 15
2. Hall, B., Kulig, J., Grant Kalischuk, R., (2011). Ruth Youth and Violence: A Gender Perspective. Rural and Remote Health 11 (online): 1716. Available from http://www.rrh.org.au
3. Kulig, J., & Fan, Y. (2011). Suffering: Is the Concept Significant among Low German-speaking Mennonites? Journal of Mennonite Studies.
4. Kulig, J., Lamb, M., Solowoniuk, J., Weaselfat, R., Shade, C., Healy, L., White, T., Crowshoe-Hirsch, H. (2010) Nurturing a Dream: The Support Program for Aboriginal Nursing Students. First Nations Perspectives: The Journal of the Manitoba First Nations Resource Centre, 3(1) 89-109.
5. Harrowing, J., Mill, J., Spiers, J., Kulig, J., Kipp, W. (2010) Critical ethnography, cultural safety and international nursing research. International Journal of Qualitative Methods 9(3), 240-251.
6. Stewart, N., Darcy, C., Kosteniuk, J., Andrews, ME, Morgan, D., Forbes, D., MacLeod, Kulig, J., & Pitblado, R., (2010) Moving on?, Predictors of intent to leave among rural and remote RNs in Canada, Journal of Rural Health (27(1), 103-113. doi: 10.1111/j.1748-0361.2010.00308.x
7. Kulig, J., Duke, M., Solowoniuk, J., Weaselfat, R., Shade, C., Wojtowicz, B., & Lamb, M. (2010). Aboriginal Science symposium: Enabling Aboriginal student success in post-secondary institutions. Rural and Remote Health Online, 10, 1324.
8. Harrowing, J., Mill, J., Spiers, J., Kulig, J., Kipp, W., (2010). Culture, context, and community: Ethical Considerations for Global Nursing Research. International Nursing Review, 57, 70-77.
9. Kulig, J., Stewart, N., Penz, K., Forbes, D., Morgan, D. & Emerson, P. (2009). Work setting, Community Attachment and Satisfaction among Rural and Remote Registered Nurses. Public Health Nursing, 26(5), 430-439.
10. Kulig, J., Edge, D., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., & Lightfoot, N. (2009). Levels of Risk: Perspectives of the Lost Creek Fire. Australian Journal of Emergency Management, 24(2), 33-39.
11. Kulig, J., Babcock, R., Wall, M., & Hill, S. (2009). Being a Woman: Perspectives of Low German- Speaking Mennonite Women. Health Care for Women International. 30(4), 324-338.
12. Kulig, J., Edge, D., & Joyce, B. (2008). Understanding Community Resiliency in Rural Communities through Multimethod Research, Journal of Rural and Community Development. 3(3) (online).
13. Kulig, J., Edge, D., Joyce, B. (2008). Community Resiliency as a Measure of Collective Health Status: Perspectives from Rural Communities Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 40(4), 92-110.
14. Kulig, J., Wall, M., Hill, S. & Babcock R. (2008). Childbearing Beliefs among Low-German-Speaking Mennonite Women. International Nursing Review, 55(4), 420-426.
15. Kulig, J., Hall, B., & Grant Kalischuk, R. (2008). Bullying Perspectives among Rural Youth: A Mixed Methods Approach, Rural and Remote Health Journal. 8 (online): 923 Available from: http://www.rrh.org.au.
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16. Kulig, J., Andrews, ME., Stewart, N., Pitblado, R., MacLeod, M., Bentham, D., D’Arcy, C., Morgan, D., Forbes, D., Remus, G., Smith, B., (2008) How do Registered Nurses define Rurality? Australian Journal of Rural Health, 16(1), 28-32.
17. Kulig, J., Krupa, E., Nowatzki, N. (2007). Teaching and Learning about Community Development Online: Insights and Lessons Learned. Canadian Journal of Learning & Technology 33(2), 81-95.
18. MacLeod, M., Dosman, J., Kulig, J., Medves, J. (2007). The development of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society: Creating capacity through connections. Rural and Remote Health 7:622 (Online), Available from: http://www.rrh.org.au
19. Kulig, J., Stewart, N., Morgan, D., Andrews, ME, MacLeod, M. & Pitblado, R. (2006) Aboriginal Nurses: Insights from a National Study. The Canadian Nurse, 102(4), 16-20.
20. Kulig, J., Hall, B. & Grant Kalischuk, R., Violence in Rural Communities: Youth Speak Out! Rural and Remote Health 6 (online) 2006: 500. Available from: http://www.rrh.org.au
21. Kulig, J., Nahachewsky, D., Hall, B., & Grant Kalischuk, R. (2005). Rural Youth Violence: It is a Public Health Concern! The Canadian Journal of Public Health. 96(5), 357-359.
22. Hall, B., Kulig, J., Campbell, R., Wall, M. & Babcock, R. (2005). Social Work and Kanadier Mennonites: Challenges & Rewards. Journal of Religion and Spirituality in Social Work: Social Thought. 24(3), 91-104.
23. Stewart, N., D’Arcy, C., Pitblado, R., Morgan, D., Forbes, D., Remus, G., Smith, B., Andrews, M.E., Kosteniuk, J., Kulig, J., & MacLeod, M., (2005). A Profile of Registered Nurses in Rural and Remote Canada. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 37(1), 122-145.
24. Kulig, J., Hall, B., Babcock, R., Campbell, R., & Wall, M. (2004). Childbearing Knowledge, Beliefs and Practices Among Kanadier Mennonite Women The Canadian Nurse. 100(8), 34-37.
25. Kulig, J., Minore, B. & Stewart, N. (2004). Capacity building in rural health research: A Canadian perspective. Rural & Remote Health, 4 (online), 274.
26. Kulig, J., & Hall, B. (2004) Health and illness beliefs among southern Alberta Kanadier Mennonites. Journal of Mennonite Studies. 22, 185-204.
27. MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Stewart, N., Pitblado, R., Knock, M. (2004). The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada. The Canadian Nurse. 100(6), 27-31.
28. Kulig, J., Nahachewsky, D., Thomlinson, E., MacLeod, M., & Curran, F. (2004). Maximizing the involvement of rural nurses in policy, The Canadian Journal of Nursing Leadership. 17(1) 88–96.
29. Kulig, J. Discussing hope with public health nurses and community members. (2004) Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care. 4(1), 37-50.
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30. Hall, B., & Kulig, J. (2004). Kanadier Mennonites: A case study examining research challenges among religious groups. Qualitative Health Research. 14(3) 359-368.
31. Gerrard, N., Kulig, J., & Nowatzki, N. (2004). What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger: Determinants of stress resiliency in rural people in Saskatchewan, Canada. Journal of Rural Health.20(1), 59-66.
32. Kulig, J., Meyer, C., Hill, S., Handley, C., Lichtenberger, S., Myck, S. (2002). Refusals and delay of immunization within southwest Alberta: Understanding alternative beliefs and religious perspectives. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 93(2), 109-112.
33. Kulig, J. (2002). Hope at the community level according to rural-based public health nurses. Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care, 2(2), www.rno.org/journal/volume2/issue2/kulig.html
34. Kulig, J. (2000). Community resiliency: The potential for community health nursing theory development. Public Health Nursing, 17(5), 374-385.
35. Kulig, J., & Waldner, M. (1999). Lessons in community development: Attempting to create a community wellness centre. Journal of Community Development Society, 30(1), 29-47.
36. Kulig, J., Pfeuti, L, Thorpe, K., & Hall, B. (1999). The challenge of multiculturalism and post- secondary education for professionals: A review of North American literature. The Indian Journal of Social Work, 60(2), 209-232.
37. Kulig, J. (1998). Family life among El Salvadorans, Guatemalans and Nicaraguans: A comparative study. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 29(3), 469-479.
38. Kulig, J, & McCaslin, C. (1998). Mexican Mennonites: A group in transition. The Canadian Nurse, 94(6), 34-39.
39. Hall, B., Kulig, J., Thorpe, K., & Pfeuti, L. (1998). Understanding and application of culturally diverse issues within university settings. The Canadian Journal of Higher Education, 28(1), 105-128.
40. Thorpe, K., & Kulig, J. (1997). The enhancement of writing skills among post-RN students. The Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 28(1), 39-43.
41. Kulig, J., & Thorpe, K. (1996). Teaching and learning needs of culturally diverse post-RN students. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 28(2), 119-123.
42. Kulig, J., & Wilde, I. (1996). Collaboration between communities & universities: The completion of a community needs assessment, Public Health Nursing, 13(2), 112-119.
43. Doolittle, L., & Kulig, J. (1995). Interactive theatre in the classroom. Canadian Theatre Review, 85, 66- 69.
44. Rasbridge L., & Kulig, J. (1995). Infant feeding among Cambodians: The dynamics of the refugee resettlement Process. MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing, 20(4), 213-218.
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45. Kulig, J. (1995). Cambodian refugees' family planning knowledge & use. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 22, 150-157.
46. Kulig, J. (1994). "Those with unheard voices:" The plight of a Cambodian refugee woman. Journal of Community Health Nursing, 11(2), 99-107.
47. Kulig, J. (1994). Sexuality beliefs among Cambodians: Implications to health care professionals. Health Care for Women International, 15, 69-76.
48. Kulig, J., Brett, C., & Stilwell, J. (1992). Prenatal classes for new Canadians, The Canadian Nurse, 88(5), 25-28.
49. Meleis, A., Kulig, J., Neves Arruda, E., & Beckman, A. (1990). Maternal role of women in clerical jobs in southern Brazil: Stress and satisfaction. Health Care for Women International, 11, 369-382.
50. Kulig, J. (1990). Childbearing beliefs among Cambodian refugee women. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 12(1), 108-118.
51. Kulig, J. (1990). A review of the health status of Southeast Asian refugee women. Health Care for Women International, 11(1), 49-63.
52. Kulig, J. (1988). Conception and birth control use: Cambodian refugee women's beliefs and practices. Journal of Community Health Nursing, 5(4), 235-246.
53. Kulig, J. (1988). Childbearing Cambodian refugee women. The Canadian Nurse, 84(6), 46-47.
54. Kulig, J. (1987). Native American registered nurses and state board examinations. Journal of American Indian Education, 26(2), 29-38. Other, Including Proceedings of Meetings
1) Kulig, J. Culturological Assessment of a Coastal Tsimshian Village, Application of Cultural Concepts to Nursing Care. Proceedings of the Ninth Annual Transcultural Nursing Conference Salt Lake, City, Utah, The Transcultural Nursing Society, 1984.
Invited Publications – Books
1) Kulig, J. (2002). Values. In L. Breslow (Ed.), Health education encyclopedia of public health (pp. 1273-1275). New York: Macmillan Reference.
2) Kulig, J. (1996). Case Examples. In J. Lipson & S. Steiger (Eds.), Self-care nursing in a multicultural context (pp. 78-79, 268-269). Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE.
3) Kulig, J. (1993). The state of Cambodia. In J. Church, Handbook: Caring for culturally diverse elderly. Calgary: Carewest Administration Center.
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4) Lukas, A., & Kulig, J. (1985). Bridging the gap: Birth practices, birth control and sexuality among Cambodian and Vietnamese women. WID Working Paper Series No. 10, Cambridge, MA: WID - Joint Harvard - MIT Group.
Invited Publications – Journals
1) Kulig, J., (2006). Commentary for: African American Culture and Hypertension Prevention. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 28(7) 855-857.
2) Kulig, J. (2006). Commentary for: African American Beliefs About Diabetes Western Journal of Nursing Research, 28(1), 30-32.
3) Kulig, J. & MacKinnon, D. (2005). Aboriginal Casinos: Who’s Cashing In? Optimum Online: The Journal of Public Sector Management 35(4).
4) Kulig, J. (2000). Commentary for Determinants of Psychological Well-being in Irish Immigrants. Western Journal of Nursing Research, 22(2), 140-142.
5) Brown, D., & Kulig, J. (1996/7). The concept of resiliency: Theoretical lessons from community research. Health & Canadian Society, 4(1), 29-50.
Invited Publications – Journal Editor
1) Arbour, L., Parkinson, A., & Kulig, J., (Guest Editors). Circumpolar Health Special Issue: Human Health at the Ends of the Earth Rural and Remote Health 10 (online).
2) Kulig, J., (2010) (Guest Editor) Rural Health Research, Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 42(1)
3) Kulig, J. (2005). (Guest Editor). Rural Health Research, Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 37(1)
4) Kulig, J., & Brown, D. (1996/7). (Scientific Guest Editors), Special Issue of Health and Canadian Society, (4)1.
Invited Publications – Editorials
1) Arbour, L., Parkinson, A., & Kulig, J., Human Health at the Ends of the Earth. Rural and Remote Health, 10 (online), 1534.
2) Kulig, J., (2010). Rural Health Research in Canada: Assessing our Progress. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 42(1), 7 – 11.
3) Bowman, R C, & Kulig, J. C., The North American section of Rural and Remote Health: the time has come! Rural and Remote Health 8 (online) 2008:1016. Available from: http:www.rrh.org.au
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4) Kulig, J. (2005). Rural health research: Are we beyond the crossroads? Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 37(1), 3 - 6.
Invited Publications - Newsletters
1) Kulig, J., (2007). Community Resiliency. Living Ethics, 68, 11.
2) Kulig, J., (2007). Community Resiliency Research: Reflections on a Decade of Research. Rural Nurse: Australian Rural Nurses & Midwives, 15(1), 1,4.
3) Kulig, J., (2006). Health Service Delivery in Canada. The Network: Towards Unity for Health 25(1), 11.
4) Kulig, J. (1986). Native American RNs success on state boards. The IHS Primary Care Provider, 11(5), 132-134.
5) Kulig, J. (1981). Through a very small window. Registered Nurse's Association of British Columbia Journal, 13(4), 25.
Not Peer Reviewed
Journal Articles
1) Kulig, J., & Radtke, J. (1996). Making of a cross-cultural video-tape. Nurse Educator, 21(1), 6.
Newsletters/Magazines 1. Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., Edge, d., & Lightfoot, N. (2011). Rural communities facing disasters: What have we learned? Municipal World, 121(5), 23 – 29.
2. Kulig, J. & Lamb, M., (2009). Making Dreams Possible. Alberta RN 65(8), 30.
3. McTighe, C., & The Rural Wildfire Study Group1 (2008). From Surviving to Thriving—the Resiliency of Rural Communities in the Face of Adversity. Rural Routes, 8(33), 20 – 21.
4. Kulig, J., & Grypma, S. (2006). Honouring Pioneer Aboriginal Nurses from the Blood Reserve. Alberta RN 62(8) 14-16.
Other, including Proceedings of Meetings
1) Kulig, J., Kimmel, A., Gullacher, A., Reimer, B., Townshend, I., Edge, D.S., Lightfoot, N., McKay, M., Barnett, M., Clague, J., & Coghlan, A. (2010). Mallard Fire: Lessons Learned. Retrieved from www.ruralwildfire.ca
1 The Rural Wildfire Study Group includes J. Kulig, W., Reimer, I. Townshend, D. Edge, K. Neves-Graca, N. Lightfoot, M. Barnett, J. Claque, M. McKay & D. Hutton. April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 21
2) Kulig, J., Kimmel, A., Gullacher, A., Reimer, B., Townshend, I., Edge, D.S., Lightfoot, N., McKay, M., Barnett, M., Clague, J., & Coghlan, A. (2010). McLure Fire: Lessons Learned. Retrieved from www.ruralwildfire.ca
3) Kulig, J., Gullacher, A., Reimer, B., Townshend, I., Edge, D.S., Lightfoot, N., Neves-Graca, K., McKay, M., Hutton, D., Barnett, M., Clague, J., & Coghlan, A. (2008). Lost Creek Fire: Lessons Learned. Retrieved from: www.ruralwildfire.ca.
4) Kulig, J., MacLeod, M., & Lavoie, J. (2007, February). Nurses and First Nations and Inuit Community-Managed Primary Health Services. The Nature of Rural and Remote Nursing, 5, Retrieved from http://www.ruralnursing.unbc.ca/factsheets/factsheet5.pdf. (also reprinted in Nursingbc February, 2007, 14-15)
5) Kulig, J. & Stewart, N. J. (2006, August). Aboriginal nurses in rural and remote Canada. The Nature of Rural and Remote Nursing, 4, Retrieved from http:www.ruralnursing.unbc.ca/factsheets/factsheet4.pdf.
6) Kulig, J. (2005, May). What educational preparation do nurses need for practice in rural and remote Canada? The Nature of Rural and Remote Nursing, 2. Retrieved from http://www.ruralnursing.unbc.ca/factsheets/factsheet2.pdf.
7) Kulig, J. (1985). The Navajo nurse mobility project. Students: A dynamic ingredient - Recruitment and retention. Proceedings of the Third Annual Perspectives on Nursing Education Proceedings, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Submitted for Publication
1. Kulig, J., Lightfoot, N., Edge, D., Townshend, I., Reimer, W., & (submitted) Impacts of Wildfires: Are they Always due t Loss? Journal of Western Applied Forestry
2. Kulig, J., Edge, D., Townshend, I., Lightfoot, N., & Reimer, W. (submitted). Community Resiliency: Emergiing Theoretical Insights. Journal of Community Psychology
Unpublished Documents
Technical Reports
1) Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N. (2011). Understanding Links between Wildfires and Community Resiliency: Lessons Learned for Disaster Preparation and Mitigation. Lethbridge: University of Lethbridge.
2) Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N., Kimmel, A., & Hosgood, E., (2010). Report of the Household Survey: Coaldale, AB Lethbridge, AB. University of Lethbridge.
3) Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N., Kimmel, A., & Hosgood, E., (2010). Report of the Household Survey: La Ronge, SK. Lethbridge, AB. University of Lethbridge.
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4) Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N., Kimmel, A., & Hosgood, E., (2010). Report of the Household Survey: Barriere, BC. Lethbridge, AB. University of Lethbridge.
5) Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., Edge, D., Neves-Graca, K., Lightfoot, N., Barnett, M., Claque, J., Coghlan, A., McKay, M., & St. John, R., (2007) Understanding Resiliency and Risk: A Final Report of the Lost Creek Fire Pilot Study. Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge, 99 pages. (Ruralwildfire.ca)
6) Stewart, N., Kulig, J., Penz, K. Andrews, ME., Houshmand, S., Morgan, D. MacLeod, M. & Pitblado, J.R. (2006). Aboriginal nurses in rural and Remote Canada: Results from a National Survey. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: University of Saskatchewan, College of Nursing, 28 pages.
7) Kulig, J. (2006). Low-German-Speaking Mennonite Household Survey. Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge, 24 pages.
8) Kulig, J., Babcock, R., Wall, M., Hill, S. (2006). Growing Up as a Woman: The Health Perspectives of Low-German-Speaking Mennonite Women. Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge, 118 pages.
9) Hall, B., Kulig, J., & Grant Kalischuk, R. (2006). Rural Youth Violence: A Focus on Health Phase II Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge, 64 pages.
10) Kulig, J., Edge, D., with Guernsey, J. (2005). Community Resiliency and Health Status: What are the Links? University of Lethbridge, 361 pages.
11) Kulig, J & Entz, T (2004). Workplace and Youth Organizations: Determining the Interrelationships with Brooks Composite High School Students. Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge, 64 pages.
12) MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Stewart, N., & Pitblado, R. (2004). Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada. Canadian Health Services Research Foundation. www.chsrf.ca
13) Kulig, J., Hall, B., Grant Kalischuk, R., (2003). Violence Among Rural Youth: A Focus on Health Interim Report: Phase I Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge, 62 pages.
14) Kulig, J., Thomlinson, E., Curran, F., Nahachewsky, D., MacLeod, M., Stewart, N., & Pitblado, R. (2003). Rural and Remote Nursing Practice: An Analysis of Policy Documents Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge. R03-2003.
15) Kulig, J., Thomlinson, E., Curran, F., MacLeod, M., Stewart, M., & Pitblado, R. (2002). Recognizing and addressing the challenges: The impact of policy on rural and remote nursing practice. The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada. Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge. R02-2002
16) Hart, M., Meyer, C., Kulig, J., Thomlinson, E., & Curran, F. (2002). Health policy development: Connections to nursing An annotated bibliography. The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada. Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge. R01-2002 April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 23
17) Kulig, J., Hall, B., Wall, M., Janzen, W., Campbell, R., Babcock, R. (2002). Kanadier Mennonites: Gaining An Understanding of Their Health and Illness Beliefs. Lethbridge, AB: University of Lethbridge, 88 pages.
18) Stewart, N., D’Arcy, C., Pitblado, R., MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Forbes, D., Morgan, D., Remus, G., Smith, B., & Andrews, M.E. (2002). Development of a survey questionnaire and a sampling frame of rural postal codes: Nursing practice in rural and remote Canada. First Nations and Inuit Health Branch, Health Canada.
19) Canadian Institute for Health Information (2002). Supply and distribution of registered nurses in rural and small town Canada. Ottawa: Author. Report prepared by Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada Study Group. Authors for this report were Pitblado, R., Medves, J., MacLeod, M., Stewart, N., & Kulig, J.
20) Kulig, J. (2002). Discussing hope with public health nurses and community members: Furthering our understanding of rural communities. Final Report, 39 pages.
21) Minore, B., Kulig, J., Stewart, N., & Mack, G. (2001). Rural health research training/teaching: Where do we stand? Final Report, 55 pages.
22) Kulig, J., Meyer, C., Hill, S., Handley, C., Lichtenberger, S., & Myck, S. (2001) Refusals and delay of immunization in Chinook Health Region: Understanding alternative beliefs and religious perspectives. Final Report, 40 pages.
23) Kulig, J. (Managing Editor) (1999). Six years that made a difference: The Regional Centre for Health Promotion and Community Studies. Lethbridge: University of Lethbridge.
24) Kulig, J. (1999). Evaluation report: The Good Samaritan Nursing Center. Final Report, 61 pages.
25) Kulig, J. (1999). Individual community resiliency among Mexican Mennonites: Final report, 25 pages.
26) Kulig, J. (1999). The meaning of hope for public health nurses: Understanding the rural perspective. Final Report, 28 pages.
27) Kulig, J., & Waldner, M. (1998). Attempting to create a community wellness center: Linking the process to community resiliency. Final Report, 66 pages.
28) Kulig, J. (1998). The enhancement of community resiliency by community-based workers in Central Appalachia. Final Report, 68 pages.
29) Kulig, J., Campbell, R., & Golec, J. (1997). Health promotion models in a rural community: Clarifying the process. Final Report, 43 pages.
30) Kulig, J. (1996). “Surviving and thriving:” Resiliency in the Crowsnest Pass. Final Report, 53 pages.
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31) Kulig, J., & Hanson, L. (1996). Discussion and expansion of the concept of resiliency: Summary of a think tank. Final Report, 35 pages.
32) Kulig, J., Hall, B., & Thorpe, K. (1996). Understanding and application of culturally diverse issues within university settings. Final Report, 72 pages.
33) Kulig, J., Jenson-Ross, C., & Yanicki, S. (1996). Community assessment of north Lethbridge. Final Report, 66 pages.
34) Ebel, B., Chiotti, Q., & Kulig, J. (1995). Developing economic parameters, with special reference to southern Alberta agriculture: A report on the workshop held in Banff, Alberta, January 26-28, 1995.
35) Kulig, J. (1995). Community assessment of Kanadier (Mexican) Mennonites. Final Report, 63 pages.
36) Kulig, J., Brandt, B., & Wilde, I. (1994). Community assessment of Magrath Municipal District. Final Report, 70 pages.
37) Chugh, U., Agger-Gupta, N., Dillmann, E., Fisher, D., Gronnerud, P., Kulig, J., & Kurtz, S. (1994). My beliefs are a key to my health--The case for culturally sensitive health care: A comparative study of health beliefs related to culture in six north-east Calgary communities. Calgary: Citizenship & Heritage Secretariat & Calgary Catholic Immigration Society.
Audiovisual Materials
1) Development of Kanadier Mennonites. (2002). Funded by LEE Grant. This CD ROM is a case example of the community development work with the Kanadier Mennonites and a learning resource for graduate students enrolled in the Centre for Health Promotion Studies, University of Alberta graduate distance learning program.
2) Development of Interacting with the Rural Community: Creating Health. (1997) Funded by Health Canada, RCHPCS, & Chinook Health Region. Co-created with L. Doolittle. This videotape & accompanying booklet is the culmination of a health promotion project completed in a rural community. 100 copies were distributed free of charge.
3) Development of Wilfredo & Magdalena's Story: A New Life in Canada. (1995). These materials are based on Paulo Friere's work and focus on family violence among Spanish-speaking people. They are meant to be used to educate small groups about the nature of family violence in a non- threatening and culturally sensitive manner and have been marketed and sold within North America; 22 copies have been sold.
4) Development of “Como puedo yo ayudarla a usted?” How Can I Help? (1993 – 1994). Videotape. Funded by Alberta Multiculturalism Commission, Citizenship & Heritage Secretariat. Co- developed with Jan Radtke. This video-tape production incorporated community development principles, 65 copies were marketed and sold within North America.
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5) Development of Cultural Assessment. (1992). Videotape. In collaboration with Alan Gergel of the University of Lethbridge Media Centre. This videotape was marketed and 108 copies sold within North America.
6) Family Planning Videotapes in Vietnamese and Cambodian (1984). Co-produced with A. Lukas, and developed with the Vietnamese and Cambodian communities.
Media
ARTICLE/INTERVIEW TITLE/TOPIC MEDIUM DATE 1. Update on Slave Lake Study CBC Edmonton AM March 23, 2012 2. SPANS program 95.5 (radio) October 7, 2011 3. Slave Lake Research QR77 August 15, 2011 4. A study in resiliency The Lethbridge Herald August 12, 2011 5. Report of initial visit to Slave Lake CTV Lethbridge (also aired in August 12, 2011 CTV Calgary & Edmonton)) 6. Experts say strategies needed to support, The Western Producer August 11, 2011 retain rural nurses 7. Research in Slave Lake Calgary CBC Eyeopener August 11, 2011 8. Research in Slave Lake 94.1 (radio) August 11, 2011 9. Research being conducted in Slave Lake CTV Lethbridge August 5, 2011 10. Kulig Study a Blueprint for Recovery The Legend, The University of June, 2011 Lethbridge 11. Are you prepared? The Journal (newspaper) June 9, 2011 12. Slave Lake Wildfire CBC Radio, Alberta at Noon May 19, 2011 13. Slave Lake Wildfire QR77 May 19, 2011 14. Slave Lake Will Be Stronger After the Fire Lethbridge Herald May 18, 2011 15. Slave Lake Residents Face Grieving Period Canadian Press* This story May 17, 2011 was picked up by 35+ media outlets across Canada and in the United States 16. Slave Lake Wildfire CKBN May 17, 2011 17. Slave Lake Wildfire Global TV Lethbridge May 17, 2011 18. Slave Lake Wildfire CBC Edmonton May 16, 2011 19. Slave Lake Wildfire CTV Lethbridge*This story was May 16, 2011 also aired by CTV Calgary & Edmonton 20. Slave Lake Wildfire City TV May 16, 2011 21. Seeking to Understand Snapshot, U of L Faculty of Spring, 2011 Health Sciences Newsletter 22. Exploring Health Horizons Through Lethbridge Herald (The Public March 19, 2011 April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 26
ARTICLE/INTERVIEW TITLE/TOPIC MEDIUM DATE Community-Based Research Professor) 23. Falling Through the Cracks Corporate Knights (magazine) Fall, 2010 24. La Ronge Forest Fire Nearly Done MBC Radio September 3, 2010 25. In God’s Hands? The Ottawa Citizen & May 22, 2010 Canada.com 26. Wildfire study presentation March 15 Barriere Star Journal March 15, 2010 27. Aboriginal nursing program Lethbridge CTV News March 6, 2010 28. Aboriginal nursing program Lethbridge Global News March 5, 2010 29. Aboriginal nursing program hinges on Lethbridge Herald March 4, 2010 today’s budget 30. Three year resiliency study almost complete Barriere Star Journal November 23, 2009 31. Reaching Out: Life saving technology Lethbridge Herald June 16, 2009 saving rural areas 32. Immunity Challenge Lethbridge Herald January 31, 2009 33. Wildfire study reports Star Journal October 6, 2008 34. Study looks at ability to recover from Kamloops Daily News July 30, 2008 disasters 35. Fort Macleod is praised as a “sticky” Macleod Gazette May 7, 2008 community 36. La Ronge Mallard Fire subject of wildfire The Northerner January 31, 2008 study 37. La Ronge wildfire study CBC La Ronge,Keewatin January 25, 2008 Country with Tom Roberts 38. La Ronge wildfire study CBC Regina Morning Show January 25, 2008 with Sheila Coles 39. La Ronge wildfire study CBC La Ronge, Keewatin January 24, 2008 Country with Tom Roberts 40. La Ronge wildfire study CKBI (radio) January 23, 2008 41. La Ronge wildfire study NBC (radio) January 23, 2008 42. University to research disaster management Star Journal December 24, 2007 in Barriere and area 43. La Ronge chosen for wildfire study The Northerner September 6, 2007 44. RHA Heightens Cultural Awareness of the 2006/07 Annual Report to the October 2007 Kanadier community: RHA Central, Manitoba 45. Study looks at Pass residents’ ability to rise The Lethbridge Herald July 16, 2007 from the ashes 46. Canadian rural communities that never say My Country, Australian April 27, 2007 die Broadcasting Corporation 47. Community Resiliency Research: Personal Perspectives, Australian April 10, 2007 April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 27
ARTICLE/INTERVIEW TITLE/TOPIC MEDIUM DATE Perspectives Broadcasting Corporation, Radio National 48. Community Resiliency Australian Broadcasting March 7, 2007 Corporation, Hobart, Tasmania site 49. Global Warming; Issues of Resiliency My Country, Australian March 7, 2007 Broadcasting Corporation 50. Resilience in Rural Communities Life Matters, Australian March 6, 2007 Broadcasting Corporation 51. Small towns, large hearts The Border Mail, Albury March 7, 2007 Australia 52. Resiliency of the Crowsnest Pass Pass Promoter February 16, 2007 53. Lost Creek Fire Complete Crowsnest Pass Herald February 6, 2007
PRESENTATIONS AT MEETINGS
Invited – Keynote Address
1) Kulig, J., (2010). Disasters, Resilience and Rural Communities: Lessons Learned. As part of the “Post-Disaster Response: Research into Community Resiliency after Wildfires.” CIHR Café Scientifique, November 3, 2010 Sponsored by: CIHR & The University of Lethbridge
2) Kulig, J. (2007). Building Resiliency in Rural Communities: The Role of Rural Nurses. 5th International Rural Nursing Congress, March 4 – 6, 2007. Albury, Australia.
3) Kulig, J., (2003). Community resiliency: A foundation to community building. Building a New Saskatchewan—Community by Community, Annual Community Development Society of Saskatchewan Meeting, November 21, 2003, Saskatoon, SK.
4) Kulig, J. (2003). The effects of rural change on individuals, families and communities. Reaching Out! Seminar on Rural Mental Health Issues, Badlands Recreation Association Meeting, March 3 - 4, 2003, Moose Jaw, SK.
5) MacLeod, M., & Kulig, J. (2002). The nature of nursing practice in rural and remote Canada. Joint Keynote address. Rural Health: From Practice to Research. Second Biennial Rural Health Conference, November 14 & 15, 2002, Strathmore, AB.
6) Kulig, J. (2001). Negotiating the terrain: The challenges & rewards of rural nursing. Rural Nursing: A Key to Rural Health, First Annual Rural Nursing Conference, October 26, 2001, Brandon, MB.
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7) Kulig, J. (2001). Building community resiliency: Hope for the future of rural communities. It’s Not Clinical, But It’s Critical! Building Supportive Alliances to Serve the Rural Community, Annual Mental Health Conference, March 22 & 23, 2001, Yorkton, SK.
Invited
1. Kulig, J. (March 21, 2011). Rural Health: Expanding our Horizons through a Community-Based Research Program. University Scholar Presentation, University of Lethbridge.
2. Kulig, J., (May 25, 2010). Community Resiliency: Applying the Concept to Rural Communities. (virtual panel presentation). Diversity in Action: Resilient Rural Communities. Rural Women New Zealand, National Conference May 24 – 27, 2010
3. Kulig, J. (April 22, 2010). Death and Dying among the Low German-speaking Mennonites. Mennonite Central Committee Networking Meeting, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico, April 19 – 25, 2010.
4. Kulig, J., (March 9, 2010). Learning about Community Resiliency through Wildfire Research. Department of Nursing, Boise State University, March 8 – 10, 2010.
5. Kulig, J., (March 8, 2010). Wellness, Women’s Sexuality & Death and Dying: Reflecting on a Research Program among the Low German-speaking Mennonites. Department of Nursing, Boise State University, March 8 – 10, 2010.
6. Kulig, J., (2008). Lessons Learned: The Lost Creek Fire. Partners In Protection 12th Annual General Meeting, Jasper, AB, Sept 30-October 3, 2008.
7. Kulig, J., (June 6, 2008) Community Resiliency in Rural Communities: Lessons Learned from the Ground Level. (virtual presentation). Rural Health Symposium 2008, Wellington, New Zealand, June 5- 7, 2008.
8. Kulig, J. (2008). Communities that “Stick” Together: How You Can Make a Difference! Volunteer Appreciation Week, FCSS, Fort MacLeod. April 29, 2008.
9. Kulig, J., (2008). Reflecting on a Research Program with the Low German-Speaking Mennonites. What do we know? What do we still need to know? Connecting the Pieces: Low German Mennonite Culture Workshop. April 14, 2008, Taber, AB.
10. Kulig, J. (2007). Rural Sustainability: Conceptual & Practical Considerations. The University of Queensland/Blue Care Research & Practice Development Centre, Brisbane, Australia.
11. Kulig, J. (2006). Community Resiliency: A Useful Framework for Rural Communities. Resiliency Think Tank sponsored by David Thompson Health Region, Mental Health Services, Ponoka, AB, June 7, 2006.
12. Kulig, J. (2006). Community Resiliency: Applying the Concepts to Rural Communities. Resiliency Think Tank sponsored by Calgary Health Region, January 25, 2006.
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13. Kulig, J. (2005). Recovery After Disaster: The Significance of Community Resiliency. May 19 (video link to communities in Northern Western Australia) & 20 (Public Lecture), 2005 as Visiting Scholar, Alcoa Research Centre for Stronger Communities, Curtin University, Perth, Australia.
14. Kulig, J. (2005). Kanadier Mennonite Women: Traditional Ideas in a Modern World. May 17 (Humanities Division) &19 (Women on Wellness Network), 2005 as Visiting Scholar, Alcoa Research Centre for Stronger Communities, Curtin University, Perth, Australia.
15. Kulig, J. (2005). Rural and Remote Nursing Practice in Canada. May 16 (Faculty of Nursing) &19 (Public Lecture), 2005 as Visiting Scholar, Alcoa Research Centre for Stronger Communities, Curtin University, Perth, Australia.
16. Kulig, J., (2004). Community Resiliency: A Framework for Enhancing the Health of Rural Communities. Integrated Chronic Disease Prevention: Getting it Together. 1st National Conference, Ottawa, ON, Nov 6-9, 2004.
17. Kulig, J., Edge, D., Guernsey, J. (2003). Bouncing back: Resiliency in changing rural communities. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly: Innovative Approaches to Planning in the Region, Annual Alberta Association Canadian Institute of Planners Conference, Jasper, AB, October 26-28, 2003
18. Kulig, J. (2003). Kanadier Mennonites: Health and Illness. Mennonite Cultural Awareness Workshop March 13, 2003, Bow Island, AB.
19. Kulig, J. (2003). Rural Peer Support Networks: Considering the Models. Session Speaker: Reaching Out! Seminar on Rural Mental Health Issues, March 3 - 4, 2003, Moose Jaw, SK.
20. Kulig, J. (1998). Sensing collectivity & building skills: Rural communities & community resiliency. Theme Speaker. Health in Rural Settings: From the Ground Up, September 9 - 12, 1998, University of Lethbridge, Lethbridge AB.
21. Kulig, J. (1996). Community resiliency: Advancing our understanding through community research AND Mexican (Kanadier) Mennonites: Caught in two worlds. 1996 Senator Norman M. Paterson Visiting Professor, Centre for Agricultural Medicine: Celebrating Our Science. December 2–3, 1996, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK.
22. Kulig, J. (1995). Insight, experience and expertise: Front-line workers in decision-making. Regional Centre for Health Promotion and Community Studies Conference entitled: Efficiency and Equality: Analyzing the Social Impact of Health Reform in Alberta, February 3-5, 1995, Lethbridge, AB.
23. Kulig, J. (1990). Family planning issues among Cambodian Refugees. 3rd Conference Northwest Regional Consortium For Southeast Asian Studies, University of Washington, Seattle, WA.
24. Kulig, J., Neves Arruda, E., & Meleis, A. (1989). Brazilian women as office workers: You cannot count on them. 12th Annual Symposium on Portuguese Traditions, Dept. of Latin American Studies, UCLA, Los Angeles, CA.
25. Kulig, J. (1988). Canadian approaches to Cambodian health. Cambodian Health Issues, Stockton, CA. April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 30
26. Kulig, J. (1987). Health issues facing newcomers. Transcultural Nursing Conference, Edmonton, AB.
27. Kulig, J. (1985). Bridging the gap: Birth practices, birth control and sexuality among Cambodian and Vietnamese women. Harvard-MIT Joint WID Group, Cambridge, MA.
Invited Workshop
1) Kulig, J., (2011). Low German-speaking Mennonites: From Research Knowledge to Application to Literacy. Networking Meeting: Southern Alberta Language Assessment Services Ltd. September 30, 2011, Lethbridge, AB.
2) Kulig, J., & Wall, M. (2010). Low German-speaking Mennonites: Understanding their Lives and Health Issues. Grassland Para Professional PD Conference, Brooks, AB.
2) Kulig, J. Rurality: Its Characteristics, Culture & Context for Palliative Care. Kaleidoscope: Dialogue & Diversity in Hospice Palliative Care. The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association & The Alberta Hospice Palliative Care Association Annual conference, Edmonton, AB, September 25-28, 2005.
Invited Seminar 1. Kulig, J., & MacLeod, M., (2010) Rural Practice and Rural Health Issues (for PHARE trainees across Canada). Public Health in Rural and Agricultural Environments, University of Saskatchewan.
2. Kulig, J., (2008) Knowledge Translation Seminar (for PHARE trainees across Canada), Public Health in Rural and Agricultural Environments, University of Saskatchewan, February 29, 2008.
Contributed
Peer Reviewed
1) Townshend, I., Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N., Shepard, B., Awosoga, O., Pujadas Botey, A., (2012). Social Factors in Resilience: Some Lessons Learned from Recent Wildfire Events. Western Division, Canadian Association of Geographers, 54th Annual Meeting, March 10 - 12, 2012, Kelowna, BC. 2) 3) Townshend, I., Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Edge, D., & Lightfoot, N. (2011). Disasters and Community Resilience: Urban Lessons from “Peripheral” Wildfire Communities. Internal Geographical Union, Urban Commission, Canterbury, UK.
4) Townshend, I., Reimer, W., Edge, D., Kulig, J., & Lightfoot, N. (2011). On the Structure of Perceived Resiliency & Community Cohesion in Wildfire Communities. Resilience 2011: Resilience, Innovation & Sustainability: Navigating the Complexities of Global Change. 2nd International Science & Policy Conference. March 11 – 16, 2011, Tempe, AZ.
5) Kirychuk, S., Gordon, J., Dosman, J., Duchaine, C., Bartlett, K., Pickett, W., MacLeod, M., Laprise, C., Morgan, D., Senthilselvan, A., Reeder, B., Potter, A., Guernsey, J., & Kulig, J., (2010). April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 31
Public Health and the Agricultural Rural Ecosystem (PHARE) Training Program. (Poster). Canadian Rural Health Research Society 9th Annual Conference, Sept 23 – 25, 2010, Fredericton, NB.
6) Kulig, J., (2010). Understanding Death and Dying among Low German-speaking Mennonites: Implications to Best Practice Guidelines. Canadian Rural Health Research Society 9th Annual Conference, Sept 23 – 25, 2010, Fredericton, NB.
7) Edge, D., Kulig, J., Kimmel, A., Lightfoot, N., Reimer, W., & Townshend, I. (2010). Rural Community Resiliency, Wildfires and Disaster Preparedness: Policy Implications for Canada. Canadian Rural Health Research Society 9th Annual Conference, Sept 23 – 25, 2010, Fredericton, NB.
8) Kulig, J., Kimmel, A., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N., Reimer, B., & Townshend, I. Community Resiliency as a Response to Wildfires: Canadian Case Examples. 2nd Human Dimensions of Wildland Fire April 27 – 29, 2010, San Antonio, TX.
9) Lamb, M. & Kulig, J. Pommotsiiysinni: Sharing Knowledge through the SPANS Program. Success for First Nations, Métis & Inuit Students, ATA Conference, March 2010, Edmonton.
10) Lamb, M. & Kulig, J., Pommotsiiysinni: Sharing Knowledge through the SPANS Program. Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada 33rd Annual Conference, October 15 – 17, 2009, Edmonton, AB.
11) Kulig, J., Edge, D., Lightfoot, N., Reimer, W., & Townshend, I., Community Resiliency & Response to Wildfires: Stories from Barriere & La Ronge. Canadian Rural Health Research Society 8th Annual Conference, October 15 – 17, 2009, Kingston, ON.
12) Kulig, J., Community Resiliency: Links to Rural Life. Public Health & the Agricultural Rural Ecosystem. October 19-23, 2008, Saskatoon, SK.
13) Kulig, J., Fox, T.L., & Daniels, M. Support Program for Aboriginal Nursing Students; One Step at a Time. Aboriginal Nurses Association 32nd Annual Conference, August 13 - 15, 2008, Halifax, NS.
14) Kulig, J., Reimer, W., Townshend, I., Edge, D., Neves-Graca, K., & Lightfoot, N. The Impacts of the Lost Creek Fire on Community Resiliency. 9th National Rural Health Alliance Conference, March 7 – 10, 2007, Albury, Australia.
15) Aitken, L., Blahey, G., Gaudet, D., Kulig, J., Johnson, B., Landry, R., & Dosman, J. Health and Safety Research and its Effective Translation to the Agricultural Sector. Canadian Injury Prevention Conference, Toronto, ON, November 11-13, 2007.
16) Ghali, L, Hawe, P., Bond, L., Sholz, B., Butler, H. & Kulig, J., Promoting Mental Health in Schools: The Brooks Composite University of Calgary CORE Connections Project. Alberta Mental Health Showcase, Banff, AB, November 28-30, 2005.
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17) Kulig, J. “I am in a different time:” Sexuality & Reproductive Health Knowledge & Beliefs among Kanadier Mennonite Women. Canadian Centre for Health & Safety in Agriculture Annual Meeting, Quebec City, Quebec, October 26-27, 2005.
18) Kulig, J., MacLeod, M., Stewart, N.,Pitblado, R. The face of rural nursing in Canada: A profile of Aboriginal nurses. Aboriginal Nurses Association of Canada, Annual Conference, Vancouver, BC., September 15-16, 2005.
19) MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Stewart, N. Pitblado, R., Ulrich, C. & Bentham, D. How may our findings be useful? Translating research knowledge on nursing practice in rural and remote Canada. Eight National Rural Health Conference, Alice Springs, Australia, March 10-13, 2005.
20) MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Stewart, N. & Pitblado, R. The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural & Remote Canada (Poster). Rural Health: Celebrating Diversity and Strength 5th Canadian Rural Health Research Society Conference & 4th International Rural Nursing Congress, October 21-23, 2004, Sudbury, ON
21) Stewart, N., MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., & Medves, J. Scope of Registered Nursing Practice in Rural & Remote Canada. Rural Health: Celebrating Diversity and Strength 5th Canadian Rural Health Research Society Conference & 4th International Rural Nursing Congress, October 21-23, 2004, Sudbury, ON
22) Kulig, J., Edge, D. & Guernsey, J. Community Resiliency and Health Status: What are the Links? Rural Health: Celebrating Diversity and Strength 5th Canadian Rural Health Research Society Conference & 4th International Rural Nursing Congress, October 21-23, 2004, Sudbury, ON.
23) Kulig, J., Hall, B., & Grant-Kalischuk, R. Rural Youth Violence: A Quantitative Study. Rural Health: Celebrating Diversity and Strength 5th Canadian Rural Health Research Society Conference & 4th International Rural Nursing Congress, October 21-23, 2004, Sudbury, ON.
24) Bond, L., Bowes, G., Butler, H., Ghali, L., Glover, S., Hawe, P., Kulig, J., Patton, G. & Shiell, A., Implementing Complex Interventions: Theory and Methods of Transferring Successful Programs from one Context to Another. 12th Annual Meeting of the Society for Prevention Research: Crossing Borders: Linking Prevention Science, Policy & Practice. Quebec City, Quebec. May 25-27, 2004.
25) Edge, D., Kulig, J., Guernsey, J. Linking Community Resiliency and Health Status: Results from a Pilot Investigation. Population Health in Our Communities, Annual Canadian Public Health Association Meeting, June 13-16, 2004, St. John’s Nfld.
26) Grant-Kalischuk, R., Hall, B., & Kulig, J. Violence among Rural Youth: Meanings, Challenges, and Solutions. Population Health in Our Communities, Annual Canadian Public Health Association Meeting, June 13-16, 2004, St. John’s Nfld.
27) Yanicki, S. & Kulig, J., Social Support and Family Strengths: How do low-income single mothers view support received from a home visitation program? Population Health in Our Communities, Annual Canadian Public Health Association Meeting, June 13-16, 2004, St. John’s Nfld. April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 33
28) Bond, L., Bowes, G., Butler, H., Ghali, L., Glover, S., Hawe, P., Kulig, J., Patton, G. & Shiell, A. Implementing complex interventions: Theory and methods of transferring successful programs from one context to another. Crossing Borders: Linking Prevention, Science, Policy & Practise. 12th Annual Meeting for the Society for Prevention Research, May 26-28, 2004, Quebec City, Quebec.
29) Kulig, J., Hall, B., Grant Kalischuk, R., (2003). Rural Youth Violence: Painting the Picture. Future of Rural Peoples: Rural Economy, Healthy People, Environment, Rural Communities, Fifth International Symposium, October 19- 23, 2003, Saskatoon, SK.
30) Pitblado, R., MacLeod, M., Stewart, N., Kulig, J. The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada Study: 2003 Updates. (Poster) Future of Rural Peoples: Rural Economy, Healthy People, Environment, Rural Communities, Fifth International Symposium, October 19- 23, 2003, Saskatoon, SK.
31) Kulig, J., Thomlinson, E., Nahachewsky, D., (2003). Educating Rural/Remote Nurses for Policy/Leadership Roles Energizing Nursing Leadership Through Teaching, Practice, and Research, WRCAUSN Annual Conference, February 20 – 22, 2003, Lethbridge, AB.
32) Kulig, J., Hall, B., Janzen, W., Wall, M., Campbell, R., & Babcock, R. (2002). Health and illness beliefs among the Alberta Kanadier Mennonites. Return of the Kanadier: A History Conference on a Migrant People, October 3–5, 2002, Winnipeg, MB.
33) Kulig, J., Hall, B., Babcock, R., Campbell, R., Janzen, W., & Wall, M. (2002). Health authorities and non-governmental agencies: Jointly understanding religious diversity. Partnerships in Nursing Research: Challenges, Effectiveness and Spin-Offs, Canadian Conference on Nursing Research, June 12-15, 2002, Quebec City, QC.
34) MacLeod, M., Stewart, N., Kulig, J., Pitblado, R., Knock, M., & Murphy, L. (2002). Creating Canada-wide research and funding partnerships: Issues and lessons from a study of rural and remote nursing practice. Partnerships in Nursing Research: Challenges, Effectiveness and Spin- Offs, Canadian Conference on Nursing Research, June 12-15, 2002, Quebec City, QC.
35) MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Stewart, N., & Pitblado, R. (2001). Navigating research and funding partnerships: Challenges in a Canada-wide study of rural & remote nursing practice. Health Research in Rural & Remote Canada: Taking the Next Steps, 2nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Rural Health Research Consortium, October 18-21, 2001, Saskatoon, SK.
36) Kulig, J., Hall, B., Janzen, W., Campbell, R., Babcock, R., & Wall, M. (2001). Kanadier Mennonites: Understanding their health & illness beliefs. Health Research in Rural & Remote Canada: Taking the Next Steps, 2nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Rural Health Research Consortium, October 18-21, 2001, Saskatoon, SK.
37) Kulig, J. (2001). Hope & a community’s health: The perspective of public health nurses and community members. Health Research in Rural & Remote Canada: Taking the Next Steps, 2nd April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 34
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Rural Health Research Consortium, October 18-21, 2001, Saskatoon, SK.
38) Mack G., Minore, B., Kulig, J., & Stewart, N. (2001). Rural health research teaching/training: Where do we stand? (Poster). Health Research in Rural & Remote Canada: Taking the Next Steps, 2nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Rural Health Research Consortium, October 18-21, 2001, Saskatoon, SK.
39) Meyer, C., Kulig, J., Hill, S., Handley, C., Litchtenberger, S., & Myck, S. (2001). Understanding Immunization Refusal and Delay among Diverse Groups. Showcasing our Past: Creating our Future, Alberta Public Health Association Annual Meeting, June 21 – 22, 2001,Red Deer, AB.
40) Kulig, J., Meyer, C., Hill, S., Handley C., Lichtenberger, S., & Myck, S. (2000). Refusals and Delay of Immunization within Rural Southern Alberta: Understanding Alternative Beliefs and Religious Perspectives. Rural and Remote Health: Exploring the Issues, Making the Connections. First Scientific Meeting of the Rural Health Research Consortium, October 21-23, 2000, Ottawa, ON.
41) Kulig, J., Campbell, B., Hill, S., Komar, H., Fowler, P., Scovill, S., Wall, M., Wasylyshyn, S., Turcato, G., Stodalka, M., Yates, M., & Babcock, R. (2000). Community Development with Kanadier (Mexican) Mennonites: Considering Religious Diversity (Project Presentation). Rising Tide: Community Development for a Changing World, 32nd Annual International Conference of the Community Development Society, July 23-26, 2000, Saint John, NB.
42) Kulig, J., Lock, S., Stanhope, M., & Rayens, M.K. (2000). Determining Healthy Behaviors Among Elementary Populations. Health and Well-Being in the New Millennium: A Research Agenda, 14th Annual Conference of the Southern Nursing Research Society, February 3-5, 2000, Little Rock, AK.
43) Lock, S., Kulig, J., Rayens, M.K., & Stanhope, M. (2000). Clients within a University Affiliated Nursing Center: A Comparison of Three Clinics (Poster), Health and Well-Being in the New Millennium: A Research Agenda, 14th Annual Conference of the Southern Nursing Research Society, February 3-5, 2000, Little Rock, AK.
44) Kulig, J. (1999). Mennonites from Mexico: Linking Health Promotion & Resiliency (Poster). International Nursing Research Conference, June 16-18, 1999, Edmonton, AB.
45) Kulig, J., & Shingleton, S. (1999). Plain Language Teaching for Diabetics: Making a Difference at Nathaniel Mission (Poster). International Nursing Research Conference, June 16-18, 1999, Edmonton, AB.
46) Kulig, J., Plemmons, S., Sebastian, J., & Stanhope, M. (1999). The Good Samaritan Nursing Center: Evaluating its Success (Poster). International Nursing Research Conference, June 16-18, 1999, Edmonton, AB.
47) Campbell, R., & Kulig, J. (1998). Multicultural Community Development: Creating Programs for Kanadier (Mexican) Mennonites. Best Practices in Public Health: An Essential Contribution, A April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 35
Promising and Exciting Future, Canadian Public Health Association 89th Annual Meeting, June 7 - 10, 1998.
48) Kulig, J. (1998). Community Resiliency in Central Appalachia: The Role of Community-Based Workers. 4th Qualitative Health Research Conference, February 19-21, 1998, Vancouver, BC.
49) Brown, D., & Kulig, J. (1997). Community Resilience and the Analysis of Social Structures: Using Sociological Theory in Community Research. Society for Applied Sociology 15th Annual Meeting, October 30 - November 2, 1997, Chicago, IL.
50) Kulig, J., & Campbell, R. (1997). Health Promotion Models & Health Care Reform: Community- Directed Policy, Investing in Health: The Shaping of Public Policy. Canadian Public Health Association 88th Annual Conference, July 6-9, 1997, Halifax, NS.
51) Campbell, R., Kulig, J., Johnston, B., Turcato, G., Babcock, R., & Scovill, S. (1997). Multicultural Community-Based Programs: Creating Programs for Kanadier (Mexican) Mennonites (Poster). Community-Directed Policy Investing in Health: The Shaping of Public Policy, Canadian Public Health Association 88th Annual Conference, July 6-9, 1997, Halifax, NS.
52) Kulig, J. (1997). Community Resiliency: Creating a Model for Healthy Communities Working in Public Health. Alberta Public Health Association Annual Conference, May 21-23, 1997, Calgary, AB.
53) Johnston, B., Kulig, J., Campbell, R., Turcato, G., Babcock, R., & Scovill, S. (1997). Kanadier (Mexican) Mennonites: Meeting the Nutritional Needs of Special Populations (Poster). Working in Public Health, Alberta Public Health Association Annual Conference, May 21-23, 1997, Calgary, AB.
54) Kulig, J., & Brown, D. (1997). An Exploratory Study of Community Resiliency (Poster). Method- Power-Change Society for Applied Anthropology Meetings, March 4 - 9, 1997, Seattle, WA.
55) Kulig, J. (1997). From the Classroom to Clinical Settings: Post-RN Students’ Participation in Community-Based Needs Assessment. Taking Hold of Our Future: Linking Education, Practice, Research and Technology, WRCAUSN Annual Conference, February 20-22, 1997, Edmonton, AB.
56) Stewart, M., Kulig, J., & Brown, D. (1996). Understanding Resiliency in Communities: Parallel Studies to Expand the Concept. Health Promotion and Population Health: A Meeting of Ideals, Fourth Canadian Conference on Health Promotion, June 9 - 12, 1996, Montreal, PQ.
57) Brown, D., & Kulig, J. (1996). Resiliency in Communities: Expanding the Concept. Toward a New Millennium: Breaking New Ground, Alberta Public Health Association Annual Conference, May 2-4, 1996, Lethbridge, AB.
58) Kulig, J. (1995). The Impact of Transcultural Nursing Education on Post-RN Students, Creating Links & Transforming Practice. Nursing Research Conference sponsored by Ryerson Institute of Technology, June 22-23, 1995, Toronto, ON. April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 36
59) Reimer, M., Estabrooks, C., Edwards, J., Forbes, D., Gray, C., Kulig, J., Pauly, B., Hodgson, M., & Duggleby, W. (the AARN Nursing Research Committee). (1995). A Strategic Plan for Research: The Alberta Initiative (Poster). Creating Links & Transforming Practice, Nursing Research Conference sponsored by Ryerson Institute of Technology, June 22-23, 1995, Toronto, ON.
60) Thorpe, K. & Kulig, J. (1995). Writing Skills as Key to the Evolving Roles in Nursing, Chaos, Challenge & Opportunity: Transforming Nursing Education for Practice. Western Region Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing, Feb. 23-25, 1995, Lethbridge, AB.
61) Thorpe, K., & Kulig, J. (1994). Cultural Diversity & Nursing Education. Canadian Society for the Study of Higher Education, June 16-18, 1994, Calgary, AB.
62) Chugh, U., Aggar, N., Dillman, E., Fisher, D., Gronnerud, P., Kulig, J., Kurtz, S., & Stenhouse, A. (1994). Comparative Views of Health Beliefs: A Case for Sensitive Health Care. New Altitudes in Health Promotion, Third Annual Health Promotion Research Conference, June 16 - 18, 1994, Calgary AB.
63) Kulig, J. (1994). Family Life Changes among El Salvadoran Refugees, Making a Difference. Meeting the Challenge, International Nursing Research Conference, May 4 - 6, 1994, Vancouver, BC.
64) Kulig, J., & Thorpe, K. Educators Dialoguing with Culturally Diverse Students. Teaching Excellence in Nursing Education, Western Region Canadian Association of University Schools of Nursing Conference, February, 1994, Saskatoon, SK.
65) Kulig, J., & Restoule, P. (1992). The Evolution of Focus Practice within Community Health Nursing. Quality of Nursing Life: Taking Charge of Change, February, 1992, Calgary, AB.
66) Kulig, J., Brett, C., & Stilwell, J. (1991). Prenatal Classes for Immigrant & Refugee Women. 82nd Annual Canadian Public Health Association Meetings, June, 1991, Regina, SK.
67) Kulig, J. (1990). Old Traditions in a New World: Gender Relations among Cambodian Refugees. 89th American Anthropological Association Meetings, New Orleans, November, 1990.
68) Kulig, J. (1989). Cambodian Refugee Women: Role, Status and Childbearing Dynamics. 88th American Anthropological Association Meetings, November, 1989, Washington, DC.
69) Kulig, J. (1988). Maintaining the Balance: Childbearing Beliefs Among Cambodian Refugee Women. Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, June, 1988, Tampa, FL.
70) Kulig, J. (1986). Poonley, Fire and Bad Blood: Postpartum Practices among Cambodian Refugee Women. Council of Nursing Anthropology, May, 1986, Edmonton, AB.
71) Kulig, J. (1986). Cross Cultural Family Planning (Poster). Alberta Public Health Association Annual Meeting, 1986, Edmonton, AB.
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72) Kulig, J. (1985). The Navajo Nurse Mobility Project. Third Annual Perspectives on Nursing Education Conference, June, 1985, San Antonio, TX.
73) Kulig, J. (1984). Cambodian Refugee Women's Viewpoints on Sexuality and Birth Control. Arizona. Public Health Association, 56th Annual Meeting, September, 1984, Flagstaff, AZ.
74) Kulig, J., & Lukas, A. (1984). Cambodian Refugee Women's Viewpoints on Sexuality and Birth Control & The Production of Culturally Appropriate Health Education Materials. Indochinese Health Conference, 3rd Annual Meeting, 1984. San Diego, CA.
75) Kulig, J. (1983). Culturological Assessment of a Tsimshian Village. Transcultural Nursing Conference, September, 1983, Scottsdale, AZ.
Not Peer Reviewed
1. Kulig, J., (2006.) Research Results: Success Story: how did her research team disseminate results from the rural nursing study to relevant users? As part of: Symposium on Knowledge Translation: CCHSA/NCCEH Rural and Remote Health: Taking Action Together. October 19-21, 2006. Prince George, BC.
2. Kulig, J. A Program of Rural Health Research, Board of Governors, University of Lethbridge, March 23, 2006.
3. Babcock, R., Kulig, J., Wall, M & Hall, B. Kanadier Mennonite: Gaining an Understanding of their Health & Illness Beliefs Regional Research Day, sponsored by Palliser Health Region, Medicine Health College, Alberta Consultative Health Research Network September 23, 2004 Medicine Hat, AB
4. Kulig, J., (2004). Preparing, Recruiting & Retaining Health Professionals in Rural Areas. Pre- conference workshop at: Rural Health: Celebrating Diversity and Strength 5th Canadian Rural Health Research Society Conference & 4th International Rural Nursing Congress, October 21-23, 2004, Sudbury, ON
5. MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Stewart, N. & Pitblado, R. (2004). , The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada, Charting the Future: Rural & Remote Nursing in Canada. Pre- Convention Workshop, at: Public Health & Patient Safety: An Agenda for Action, CAN 2004 Biennial Convention and Annual Meeting, June 21, 2004, St. John’s, Nfld, 75 participants.
6. Kulig, J. (2000). Transcultural Family Nursing. Annual Women and Children’s Health Workshop, Chinook Health Region, November 3, 2000, 40 participants.
7. Kulig, J. (1999). Community Resiliency Research as part of the Community Development. Society of Saskatchewan Tour, July 23, 1999, 11 participants.
8. Kulig, J. (1998). Using Research to Support Best Nursing Care. Workshop conducted for South District, Alberta Association of Registered Nurses, 1998, 8 participants.
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9. Kulig, J. (1995). Cultural Diversity Workshop. Lethbridge Family Services, 1995, 9 participants.
10. Kulig, J. (1991). Pregnancy in Cross-Cultural Settings: Theoretical Notions. Presented for the teaching staff of the Louise Dean School and staff of the Perinatal Division of Calgary Health Services, 1991, 30 participants.
11. Kulig, J. (1987). Cross-Cultural Training for the clerical staff of the Edmonton Board of Health, 1987, approximately 100 individuals in attendance.
12. Kulig, J. (1986-87). Women's Health Issues (family planning, menstruation and general health) for the immigrant and refugee women enrolled in employment training programs with Edmonton Catholic Social Services, 1986-87, three classes with 10-12 women per class.
13. Kulig, J. (1987). Culture Shock and Adjustment to Life in Canada for the mixed group of immigrant and refugee women and men in employment training programs with Edmonton Catholic Social Services, 1987, 15 students.
Knowledge Translation Presentations “Knowledge Translation is a dynamic and iterative process that includes the synthesis, dissemination, exchange and ethically-sound application of knowledge to improve the health of Canadians, provide more effective health services and products and strengthen the healthcare system. (http://www.researchnet- recherchenet.ca/rnr16/vwOpprtntyDtls.do?prog=1425&view=seedlist&org=CIHR&type=AND&resultCou nt=25&sort=program&all=1&masterList=true&language=E, retrieved April 4, 2012). The following list denotes the groups for whom a presentation or a written synthesis regarding the specific study was done.
1. Kulig, J., & Pujadas Botey, A. Families & Children: Responses to Wildfires—Links to Community Resilience 1) Preliminary Interview Results, 3 agency and 2 public presentations, Slave Lake AB, March 20-22, 2012
2. Kulig, J. The Discovery of Death and Dying Beliefs among Low German Speaking Mennonites: Application to Best Practice Guidelines 1) Understanding Death and Dying among Low German-speaking Mennonites: Implications to Best Practice Guidelines, 5 agency and public presentations, Winkler and Morden, MB, March 1 – 4, 2011. 2) Death and Dying among the Low German-speaking Mennonites. Mennonite Central Committee Networking Meeting, Cuauhtémoc, Mexico, April 22, 2010.
3. Kulig, J., Reimer, B., Townshend, I., Edge, D. & Lightfoot, N., Resiliency in Rural Settlements that have Experience Wildfires: Implications for Disaster Mitigation and Management 1) Household Survey Results: Coaldale Site, Coaldale, AB, May 10, 2010 2) Community Resiliency and Response to Wildfires: McLure Fire, Barriere, BC, March 15, 2010 3) Learning about Community Resiliency through Wildfire Research, Dept of Nursing, Boise State University, March 8 2010 April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 39
4) Resiliency in Rural Settlements that have Experience Wildfires: Implications for Disaster Mitigation and Management: Qualitative Interview Findings, Barriere, BC, October 27, 2008 5) Resiliency in Rural Settlements that have Experience Wildfires: Implications for Disaster Mitigation and Management: Qualitative Interview Findings, LaRonge, SK, October 15 - 17, 2008 6) Resiliency in Rural Settlements that have Experience Wildfires: Implications for Disaster Mitigation and Management: Qualitative Interview Findings, Barriere, BC, September, 23, 2008
4. Kulig, J., Reimer, B., Townshend, I., Edge, D., Neves-Graca, & Lightfoot, N. Understanding Resiliency and Risk: A Case Study of the Lost Creek Fire 1) Learning about Community Resiliency through Wildfire Research, Dept of Nursing, Boise State University, March 8. 2010 2) The Lost Creek Fire: Vulnerability & Community Resiliency, Alberta Health & Wellness Hot Topics, April 11, 2008. 3) The Lost Creek Fire: Vulnerability & Community Resiliency, Institute of Catastrophic Loss Reduction, Toronto, ON, February 15, 2008. 4) Understanding Resiliency & Risk, Crowsnest Pass, AB, February 12, 2007.
5. Hall, B., Kulig, J., & Grant Kalischuk, R., Violence Among Rural Youth: A Focus on Health. 1) Rural youth find voice on violence. By D. Hutton. Agricultural Health and Injury Prevention Research and Control, Canadian Centre for Health & Safety in Agriculture 2006 2(2), 2.
6. Kulig, J. Exploring Kanadier Mennonite Women’s Health: Identifying Their Knowledge and Need for Health Promotion 1) Faculty and student lecture, Dept of Nursing, Boise State University, March 8. 2010 2) Community Partnership Enhancement Fund, Medicine Hat AB, May 8, 2007. 3) Regional Health Authority, Central Manitoba Inc., May 10, 2007, 134 participants. 4) Parent Centre & Lethbridge Family Services, September 27, 2006. 5) Southern Alberta Kanadier Association (SAKA), Coaldale, AB, April 25, 2006. 6) Population Health, Chinook Health Region, March 22, 2006. 7) Public Health Nurses, Palliser Health Region, March 16, 2006. 8) Public Health Nurses, Chinook Health Region, March 8, 2006. 9) Community Members, Vauxhall, AB, March 13, 2006. 10) Community Members, Grassy Lake, AB, March 9, 2006. 11) Community Members, Bow Island, AB, March 2, 2006. 12) Humanities Division & Women on Wellness Network, Nurses, Perth, Australia, May 17 & 19 2005.
6. Kulig, J. The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada: 1) Public Lecture, sponsored by the Alcoa Centre for Stronger Communities, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia, May 19, 2005. 2) Faculty of Nursing, Curtin University of Technology, Perth, Australia, May 16, 2005. 3) Health Programs and Services Executive Network, Winnipeg, MB. June 2, 2005. April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 40
4) Nursing Managers, Inuit Health Dept, Nunavut (Pangnirtang, Rankin Inlet, Cambridge Bay & Iqualiut), via teleconference, April 28, 2005. 5) Rural Nursing Group, Capital Health, Edmonton, AB April 18, 2005. 6) First Nations & Inuit Health Branch, Alberta Region, Edmonton, AB. April 18, 2005. 7) Health & Human Resources Sub-Committee, Advisory Committee on Health Delivery & Human Resources (ACHDHR), Ottawa, ON April 4, 2005. 8) Hot Topics, Alberta Health & Wellness, Edmonton, AB, March 4, 2005. 9) Rural Nursing Forum, Calgary Health Region, Calgary, AB, March 2, 2005. 10) Nurse Managers & Practitioners & Association of Registered Nurses of Newfoundland & Labrador (ARNNL), via teleconference with 12 sites, January 25, 2005. 11) Canadian Association of Rural and Remote Nurses, Canmore, AB, November 19, 2004. 12) Front-line Nurses, Chinook Health Region, September 27, 2004.
7. Kulig, J. & Edge, D. Community Resiliency & Health Status: What are the Links? 1) Community Stakeholders, Killam, AB, March 21, 2005. 2) Community Stakeholders, Hinton, AB, March 7, 2005. 3) Red Deer City Council, Red Deer, AB, December 20, 2004. 4) Community Members, Hinton, AB, September 30, 2004. 5) Community Members, Killam, AB, June 29, 2004. 6) Community Members, Red Deer, AB, June 2, 2004.
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February – December 2000 Member, Standards, Tenure and Promotion Ad Hoc Committee
March 1997 - February 1998 Member, Dean Search Committee
September, 1993 - May, 1995 Member, Core Curriculum Committee, SACNE
University February 2011 – ongoing Member, Service Learning Committee
February 2011 – ongoing Member, Vice-President Research Advisory Committee
December, 2010 – April 2011 Member, Associate Vice President Research Search Committee
September, 2010 – ongoing FoHS Member, General Faculties Council
September, 2010 – ongoing Graduate Programs in Education, Faculty of Education, U of L
June, 2006 – January, 2007 Member, Search Committee, Vice President Academic
September 2005 – June 2007 Member, University Budget Committee
September 2004 – June 2007 Member, Honorary Degree Committee
September 2003 – March 2004 Member, Faculty of Fine Arts, Standards, Tenure and Promotion Committee
June 2003 – June 2006 Member, MSc Management Committee
January 2002 – April 2002 Member, First Nations Task Force April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 42
May 2000 Member, School of Fine Arts Dean Review Committee
September, 1996 – 1999 School of Nursing Representative, General Faculties Council,
September 1996 - June 1998 Faculty Handbook Appeals Committee Member
September 1994 - June 1997 Member, Human Subject Review Committee
June, 1994 - December, 1996 Representative, Canadian University Consortium on Health & International Development (CUCHID)
November 1992 - April 1995 Member, Committee for the Development of Teaching at the University of Lethbridge
Other
September 2008 – May 2009 Chair, Aboriginal Science Symposium, May 6 – 9, 2009, University of Lethbridge
January 2006 – June 2009 Member, Canadian Centre for Health & Safety in Agriculture (CCHSA) Knowledge Translation Committee
September 2005 – June 2007 Member, Victorian Order of Nurses Board, South Region of Alberta
December 2004 – June 2006 Member, Research Advisory Group, Research & Evidence Branch, Alberta Health & Wellness
September, 2006 – June 2007 Member, Design & Implementation Team, Child and Youth Data Laboratory, Alberta Centre for Child, Family & Community Research
January, 2006 – June 2007 Member, Alberta Data Laboratory
February – June 2005 Member, Ad Hoc Committee for Rural Health Week (3rd week of June), Province Wide Initiative
January 2004 – October 2004 Member, Conference Planning Committee and Chair, Scientific Program, Rural Health: Celebrating Diversity & Strength. Fifth National Canadian Rural Health Research Society Conference & Fourth International Rural Nursing Congress, October 21-23, 2004
June 2003 – June 2004 Member, Pre-convention workshop planning committee, Charting the Future: Rural & Remote Nursing in Canada. Public Health & Patient Safety: An Agenda for Action, CNA 2004 Biennial Convention and Annual Meeting, June 21, 2004, St. John’s, Nfld
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February – June 2004 Member, Ad Hoc Committee for Rural Health Week (3rd week of June), Province Wide Initiative
February– June 2003 Advisory Committee Member, Curriculum Development for the Youth Criminal Justice Act
February – June 2003 Member, Ad Hoc Committee for Rural Health Week (3rd week of June), Province Wide Initiative
September 2002 – June 2005 Member, Health Research Fund Advisory Committee, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research
January 1996 – 2008 Member, Southern Alberta Mexican Mennonite Coalition (formerly Kanadier (Mexican) Mennonite Committee Interdisciplinary, interagency committee with the Chinook Health Region, Palliser Health Region, University of Lethbridge
March – October 2001 Member, Conference Planning Committee & Chair, Scientific Committee, 2nd Scientific Meeting of the Rural Health Research Consortium, (held October, 2001)
May 31, 2001 Expert Witness, representing Rural Health Research Consortium, Senate Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology
March - October, 2000 Chair, Scientific Committee, Scientific Meeting of the Consortium for Rural Health Research (held October, 2000)
September 1998 – Member, Health Traineeship Advisory Committee December, 2000 Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research
December, 1999 External Reviewer, Abstracts, for the 14th Annual Conference of the Southern Nursing Research Society, Little Rock, Arkansas
May, 1999 - October, 1999 Expert Panel Member Canadian Health Network Resource Mapping Project, Rural Health
September 1998 - June 1999 Member, Conference Planning Committee Investing in Prevention...Creating a Preferred Future May 18-20, 1999, Lethbridge AB
November - December, 1998 External Reviewer, Abstracts for International Nursing Research Conference, June 16-18, 1999, Edmonton, AB
March, 1997 – Member, Scientific Committee and Planning Committee September 1998 Health in Rural Settings: From the Ground Up, Conference held: September 9 - 12, 1998, Lethbridge, AB
January 1996 - August 1998 Member, Research Committee, Chinook Health Region April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 44
September 1995 - June 1998 Advisory Board Member, Alberta Centre for Well-Being
September 1993 – 1995 Member, Alberta Association of Registered Nurses Standing Committee on Nursing Research. Besides the normal grant review process, this committee developed: Towards 2005: A Strategic Plan for Nursing Research in Alberta, Approved by AARN Provincial Council, December 1994
May, 1994 Telemedicine Canada Lecture "Making Cultural Assessments Work for You: Working with Families from Diverse Backgrounds"
April, 1994 Telemedicine Canada Lecture, "Cultural Assessment with Obstetrical Patients: Making the Most of Differences"
May, 1993 Telemedicine Canada Lecture, "Cross Cultural Perspectives of Childbearing in a Clinical Practice"
October 1991 Panel Member: "International Nursing - Who Benefits?" produced by ACCESS Alberta in cooperation with Nursing Distance Education, School of Nursing, University of Calgary
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APPENDIX A
TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES (prior to 5 years) (X = Medicine Hat College Location)
2004 Spring N3139 – Community Nursing Theory N3125 - Health, Illness and Health IV Year 3 Coordinator, NESA program
Fall N3020 Health, Illness and Healing III (2 groups) N4010 Nursing & Community Development
2003 Spring N2990 – Rural Nursing: Theory & Practice (Independent Study) N3125 – Health, Illness & Health IV N3139 – Community Nursing Theory HLSC4980 – Applied Studies Clinical Placement Coordinator (Post Diploma) Year 3 Coordinator, NESA program
Summer N3011 – Clinical Practice N3990 – International Transcultural Nursing N4005 – Clinical Practice Clinical Placement Coordinator (Post Diploma) Year 3 Coordinator, NESA program
Fall N3020 – Health, Illness & Health IV N3139 – Community Nursing Theory N4010 – Nursing and Community Development Clinical Placement Coordinator (Post Diploma) Year 3 Coordinator, NESA program 2002 Spring N3006 - Clinical Practice N3125 - Health, Illness & Healing III N3139 - Community Nursing Theory N4005 - Post-Diploma Clinical Practice Year 3 Coordinator, NESA program
Summer N3009 - Clinical Practice (Sessions I & II; II & III) N4250 - Senior Practicum Clinical Placement Coordinator (Post Diploma)
Fall N3011 - Post-Diploma Clinical Practice N3020 - Health, Illness & Healing III N3139 - Community Nursing Theory N3140 - Community Nursing Practicum N4010 - Nursing and Community Development April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 46
HLSC 3245 - Palliative Care Practicum Clinical Placement Coordinator (Post Diploma)
2001 Fall N3011 - Clinical Practice N3139 - Community Nursing N3140 - Community Nursing Practicum (Planner only) N4010 - Community Development and Nursing N4990 - Culturally Diverse Populations
2000 Spring N2010 - Social and Cultural Issues Influencing Health Care N3220 - Nursing Research N4990 - Community Development with Seniors
Summer N4990 - Nursing and Community Development
Fall N3000 - Nursing Theory N4010 - Community Development and Nursing
1999 Spring N3000 - Social and Cultural Issues N3220 - Nursing Research N4500 - Advanced Community Nursing
Fall N3000 - Nursing Theory N3007 - Introduction to Community Nursing N4010 - Community Development and Nursing
1998 Spring N3000 - Social and Cultural Issues N3220 - Nursing Research
Fall N3000 - Nursing Theory
1997 Spring N3007 – Community Nursing N4500 - Advanced Community Nursing
1996 Spring N3007 - Community Nursing N4500 - Advanced Community Nursing
Summer N4850 - Childbearing & Childrearing in a Cross-Cultural Context
Fall N2000 - Social & Cultural Issues Influencing Health Care N4701 - Transcultural Nursing
1995 Spring N3007 - Community Nursing N4500 - Advanced Community Nursing N4850 - History of Nursing
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N4701 - Transcultural Nursing
1994 Spring N3000 - Nursing Theory N3007 - Introduction to Community Health Nursing N4500 - Advanced Community Nursing N4990 - Transcultural Fieldwork N4990 - Cross Cultural Health Education Material
Summer N4850 - Childbearing & Childrearing in Cross-Cultural Context (Sessions I & II) N5990 - Advanced Readings on Cross Cultural Health (Sessions I & II)
Fall N3000 - Nursing Theory N4701 - Transcultural Nursing N5990 - Advanced Transcultural Nursing
1993-1994 Cross-Cultural Understanding: A Study in Caring Nurse-Client Interactions
1993 Spring N4500 - Advanced Community Nursing N4500X - Advanced Community Nursing N4701 - Transcultural Nursing N4990 - Transcultural Fieldwork
Fall N4701 - Transcultural Nursing
1992 Spring N4900 - Transcultural Nursing
Summer N4900 - Cross Cultural Childbearing Cycles (Sessions II & III)
Fall N3007X - Introduction to Community Health
Graduate 2003 Spring INTD 509 - Health Promotion: Community Development Approaches 2002 Fall INTD 509 - Health Promotion: Community Development Approaches 2000 Fall INTD 509 - Health Promotion: Community Development Approaches
SUPERVISORSHIPS Master’s Supervisor November 2001 – March Sharon Yanicki 2004 Master of Science (Health Promotion), University of Alberta Thesis Topic: Social Support and Family Assets Among Low Income, Lone Mother Families in a Home Visitation Program
January 2001 – January 2002 Cathy Meyer Master of Science (Health Science), University of Lethbridge Thesis Topic: Understanding Perspectives Amongst Young Adults Regarding Immunization in Southern Alberta April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 48
Committee Memberships
September 1993 – Master's Committee Member February 1996 Nina Acharya University of Lethbridge Topic: Health Care Institutions & Notions of Cultural Diversity
1993 – 1994 Dissertation Committee Member Margaret Osborne University of Texas at Austin Topic: Cross-cultural understanding: A study in caring nurse-client interactions
OTHERS Students May – June, 2005 Wendy Aleman Chinook Research Summer Award Recipient University of Lethbridge
October 2003 - Tim Entz February 2004 CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
May – June 2003 Karen Houweling Chinook Research Summer Award Recipient University of Lethbridge
May – July 2002 Deana Nahachewsky Chinook Research Summer Award Recipient University of Lethbridge AND January – April 2003 CIHR, Health Professional Student Research Award Recipient
May – July 2001 Melissa Hart, Chinook Research Summer Award Recipient University of Lethbridge
External Examiner 2002 Wil-Lie Chin University of British Columbia External Examiner, PhD Defense: East Meets West: Exploring Immigrant Chinese Mothers’ Breastfeeding Choices
2001 Cathy Ulrich University of Northern British Columbia External Examiner, Master of Science in Community Health Thesis: The Nature of Public Health Nursing Practice: Finding Coherence in Complexity
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Memorial University of Newfoundland External Examiner, Master of Nursing Thesis: Empowerment as a Way to Improve Nutrition in Pregnancy in Waru Jaya, West Java Indonesia: An Action Research Study
1998 Ruth Babcock University of Lethbridge External Evaluator, Master of Education Thesis Defense: Community Participatory Action Research With the German Speaking Mennonites
1994 Beth Dorsey University of Calgary External Member, Master of Nursing student within the Faculty of Nursing
1992 Irma Tamminen University of Calgary External Member, Master of Nursing student within the Faculty of Nursing
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APPENDIX B RESEARCH (prior to 5 years)
1) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator), Edge, D., & Guernsey, J. Health status and community resiliency? What are the links? CIHR Start Date: January 1, 2003 – June 30, 2005. Award: $99,436.03
2) Ghali, L., Hawe, P., Albrecht, L., Bond, L., & Kulig, J. (Co-investigator), McLennan, J., Patton, G., & Swann, D. Improving Social Environments and Health of Rural Teens: A Whole-School, Community-Based Approach Alberta Foundation for Medical Research AND Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission July 1, 2002 – June 30, 2005 Award: $95,500 AND $154,723
3) Hall, B., Kulig, J. (Co-principal Investigator), Grant-Kalischuk, R., Hasselback, P., Swann, D., Noble, G., & Mathieson, L. Violence Among Rural Youth: A Focus on Health Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research July 1, 2002 – March, 2006 Award: $85,500
4) MacLeod, M., Kulig, J. (Co-principal Investigator), Stewart, N., Pitblado, R., 14 co-investigators, & 20 advisors from across Canada The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural & Remote Canada March 1, 2001 – June 30, 2005. Award: $592,000 [Canadian Health Services Research Foundation ($100,000), The Nursing Fund ($100,000), Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research ($60,000), Michael Smith Health Foundation ($60,000), Nova Scotia Health Research Fund ($26,666), Nunavut Government ($3,000), Saskatchewan Department of Economic & Co-operative Development ($35,000), Government of Ontario ($100,000), Health Canada ($25,000), & University of North British Columbia (77,000)]
5) Minore, B., Zampora, J., Boone, M., Thompson, R., & Kulig, J. (Mentor) Finding Better Paths: Rural Young Offenders Access to Mental Health Services CIHR Development Grant, Lakehead University July 1, 2002 – June 30, 2004 Award: $19,000
6) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator), Hall, B., Janzen, W., Wall, M., Campbell, R., & Babcock, R. Kanadier Mennonites’ Health and Illness Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research April 2000 – June 2002 Award: $25,182.71 April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 51
7) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Discussing Hope with Public Health Nurses and Community Members University of Lethbridge Research Fund January 2000 – October 2001 Award: $4,429.25
8) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Delaying or Choosing Not to Immunize Within Chinook Health Region: Understanding Diverse Perspectives Alberta Health/Connaught November 1999 – December 2000 Award: $6,872.50
9) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) The Meaning of Hope for Public Health Practice The Hope Foundation December 1998 - September 1999 Award: $1,000
10) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) The Mennonite Nutrition Project: How Does Health Promotion Enhance Community Resiliency? CARA September 1998 - September 1999 Award: $3,088
11) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Evaluation of the Good Samaritan Nursing Center, University of Kentucky: (a) Demographic Profiles of Good Samaritan Nursing Center Clinical Sites, November, 1998 - 1999 (b) Demographic Profile of the HOPE Center, November, 1998 – 1999 (c) Diabetic Teaching at Nathaniel Mission, October, 1998 – 1999 (d) Cardinal Valley School Assessment, October, 1998 – 1999 (e) Health Behaviors among Elementary School Children: Assessing the Impacts of Health Education, 1999 (f) The Good Samaritan Nursing Center: The First Year Review, 1999 All research funded through the Good Samaritan Foundation
12) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) The Development of a Community Wellness Centre in the Crowsnest Pass: Enhancing Community Competence and Resiliency Regional Centre for Health Promotion & Community Studies February 1, 1997 - June 30, 1998 Award: $6,073.34 April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 52
13) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) The Enhancement of Community Resiliency by Community-Based Workers within Central Appalachia University of Lethbridge Research Fund July 1, 1997 - January 31, 1998 Award: $3,919.92
14) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator), Brown, D., Golec, J., Scott, C., Campbell, R., Donahue, S., Belliveau, M., Cook, A., & Teneycke, L. Development of Community-Appropriate Health Promotion Models in Southern Alberta Health Canada Health Promotion Contribution Program April 1, 1996 - August 1997 Award: $27,000
15) Kulig, J.( Co-Principal Investigator), & Brown, B. A Study of Resiliency in Communities--A Parallel Research Project with the Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre Regional Centre for Health Promotion & Community Studies, Lethbridge, AB September, 1995 - December, 1996 Award: $22,000.00
16) Kulig, J. (Co-Principal Investigator), Hall, B., & Thorpe, K. Understanding & Application of Culturally Diverse Issues within University Settings SSHRC GRG and Multiculturalism & Citizenship Canada May 1995 - December, 1996 Award: $4,236.50 and $6,800.00
17) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Community Assessment of the Kanadier (Mexican) Mennonites Regional Centre for Health Promotion & Community Studies This project included supervision of the students in Advanced Community Nursing while they collected and analyzed the data about the Kanadier Mennonite peoples. The final analysis and report was written by J. Kulig 1995 Award: $2000.00
18) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator), Brandt, B., & Wilde, I. Community Assessment of Magrath Municipal District Regional Centre for Community Studies & Health Promotion Proposal developed with Armstrong-Esther C., Norton, S., Coe, S., & Donahue, S. This project entailed the students in Advanced Community Nursing conducting the needs assessment, J. Kulig, B. Brandt & I. Wilde, prepared the final report. December, 1993 - September, 1994 Award: $2,500.00
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19) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) The Impact of Transcultural Nursing Education on Post-RN Students September, 1993-September, 1994 Award:
20) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Family Life Changes among Central American Refugees Alberta Foundation for Nursing Research July 1993 - December, 1994 Award: $9,253.00
21) Kulig, J. (Co-Principal Investigator), & Thorpe, K. Cultural Backgrounds of Post-RN Nursing Students University of Lethbridge Teaching Development Fund 1993 Award: $1,900.00
22) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Family Life Changes among El Salvadoran Refugees: An Exploratory Study University of Lethbridge Research Fund 1993 Award: $3,587.00
23) Kulig, J. (Consultant) Cultural Views Related to Health in a Calgary Community Alberta Multiculturalism & Canada Employment & Immigration 1991 - 1994 Award: $40,000.00
24) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Cambodian Refugee Women's Role Changes and Family Planning Use University of California at San Francisco Graduate Funds 1988 - 1990 Award: $2,000.00
25) Kulig, J. (Principal Investigator) Conception and Fetal Development-Ideas Shared by Cambodian Refugee Women Alberta Foundation for Nursing Research 1987 Award: $9,123.00
26) Kulig, J. Native American Nurses and State Board Examinations Funded Internally by Northern Arizona University 1985 April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 54
Educational
1) Doolittle, L., Kulig, J., Skinner, E., & Wall, P. Standardized Patients Program University of Lethbridge Teaching Development Fund April 2002 – April 2004 Award: $4,600
2) Wall, P., & Kulig, J. Expanding Opportunities for Health Promotion Skill Development Learning Enhancement Envelope January, 2000 – August 2003 Award: $28,000
Other 1) Kulig, J & Edge, D. Health Status & Community Resiliency in Resource-Reliant Communities Monies for research team development and submission of national grant to CIHR March 2005 CIHR through University of Saskatchewan February – March, 2004 Award: $6700.00
5) MacLeod, M., Kulig, J., Pitblado, R., & Stewart, N. on behalf of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society New Models, New Values: Research in Rural and Northern Interdisciplinary Health Care Workshop presented by the authors at: Future of Rural Peoples: Rural Economy, Healthy People, Environment, Rural Communities, Fifth International Symposium, October 19- 23, 2003, Saskatoon, SK. CIHR through the Rural and Northern Health Research Initiative September – October 2003 Award: $18,000.00
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APPENDIX C STUDY LEAVES
July 1 – December 31, 1997 Relocated to Southeastern Kentucky to conduct research
January 1 – June 30, 2001 Conducted research and spent time at the Office of Nursing Policy and Office of Rural Health, Ottawa
July 1 2007 December 2008 Focused on SSHRC research grant (Resiliency in Rural Settlements that have experienced Wildfires: Implications for Disaster Management and Mitigation), prepared publications, a book proposal and preparations for being co-editor of the North American section of Rural and Remote Health. I also prepared a proposal related to beliefs and practices regarding death and dying among LGS Mennonite peoples; it was submitted to CIHR Fall 2008. Study leave was interrupted by an extended sick leave due to trimalleolar fracture (i.e., ankle and tibia) with complications (August 2007 – January 2008).
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APPENDIX D (prior to 5 years)
ARTICLE/INTERVIEW TITLE/TOPIC MEDIUM DATE 1. Rural living is risky business, new Lethbridge Herald September 20, 2006 Canadian study suggests 2. The after effects of the Lost Creek Fire Pass Herald September 12, 2006 3. Researching fire effects Pass Promoter September 8, 2006 4. University Coalition to encourage Lethbridge Herald May 11, 2006 healthy lifestyle 5. U of L nursing researcher honored Lethbridge Herald April 22, 2006 6. U of L nursing researcher honored Global Television Lethbridge April 20, 2006 7. The Rural & Remote Nursing Practice in Global Television March 17, 2005 Canada Study Lethbridge 8. The Rural & Remote Nursing Practice in CFCN Lethbridge March 14, 2005 Canada Study 9. Rural nursing shortage across Canada Calgary Herald March 12, 2005 reduces quality of care 10. The Number of Rural Nurses… Lethbridge Herald March 7, 2005 11. The Rural & Remote Nursing Practice in CBC Radio Wildrose February 28. Canada Study Country 2005 12. The Rural & Remote Nursing Practice in Prince George CBC February 26, Canada Study 2005 13. The Rural & Remote Nursing Practice in Prince George Citizen February 26, Canada Study 2005 14. The Rural & Remote Nursing Practice in Press Conference February 25, Canada Study 2005 15. Research looks at rural communities The Lethbridge Herald October 2, 2004 where citizens tackled adversity together 16. Hintonites are a resilient bunch Hinton Parklander September 27, 2004 17. First Ministers’ report to strengthen CBC Radio Wildrose September 16, health care Country 2004 18. Community resiliency study CBC Radio Wildrose June 28, 2004 Country 19. Rural health study to expand Calgary Herald June 26, 2004 20. Understanding Health Communities— U of L Media Advisory June 20, 2004 Community Meeting: Hardisty, June 29 21. Rural health agenda and federal CBC Radio Wildrose May 31, 2004 election Country April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 57
ARTICLE/INTERVIEW TITLE/TOPIC MEDIUM DATE 22. Prepare for health survey Hinton Parklander March 29, 2004 23. Community resiliency study Big 105 Radio March 29, 2004 24. Rural research delves into social aspect Western Producer February 18, 2004 25. Thriving communities need people The Western Producer December 4, 2003 26. Health report sounds alarm bells for Lethbridge Herald October 1, 2003 women 27. Pass folks show ability to handle crisis Lethbridge Herald August 7, 2003 28. Pass residents will prevail Lethbridge Herald August 2, 2003 29. Students say violence is an issue Crowsnest Pass Promoter June 24, 2003 30. Health of Hardisty community studied The Community Press June 17, 2003 31. Does Hinton’s attitude affect its health? The Hinton Parklander June 16, 2003 32. Community resiliency study The Hardisty World June 12, 2003 33. CIHR Grant on community service CBC – aired Wildrose June, 2003 Alberta Non Show 34. CIHR Grant on community service Hinton local radio stations June, 2003 35. Rural youth violence study Crowsnest Pass Promoter September 17, and Herald 2002 36. Rural youth violence to be studied Lethbridge Herald September 13, 2002 37. Rural youth violence study (B. Hall & R. Radio station at High River; Grant Kalischuk interviewed) CBC Winnipeg (phone in talk show); Claresholm Local Press; & Western Producer 38. Rural health emergencies studied (re: Western Producer June 27, 2002 rural nursing) 39. Study to help understand rural nursing Lethbridge Herald June 26, 2002 40. Mennonites returning to their roots Lethbridge Herald May 19, 2002 41. Health action backed (re: immunization Calgary Sun April 6, 2002 study) 42. Study sheds light on rural nursing Legend April, 2002 43. Vauxhall community help centre CFCN Television April, 2002 opening 44. AHFMR Rural youth violence study U of L and U of C web March, 2002 page 45. The nature of nursing practice in rural Featured in the AARN February, 2002 and remote Canada 58(2) p 7 46. Issue of rural health for a series of rural CBC Radio International, October, 2001 health in Latin America with aired in Latin America April 4, 2012 Judith C. Kulig 58
ARTICLE/INTERVIEW TITLE/TOPIC MEDIUM DATE comparisons to Canada 47. Rural Nurses Brandon Sun, Brandon, MB October 26, 2001
48. Health in Rural Settings: Context for 95.5 FM (local radio 1999 Action publication station) 49. Crowsnest Pass must be seen as Lethbridge Herald December 1, amalgamated community, letter to the 1998 editor 50. Rewards for good health: ‘A simplistic Lethbridge Herald April 1, 1998 approach’ 51. Community Resiliency Mountain Talk, weekly 1997 show on WMMT, community radio station out of the Appalshop, Whitesburg, Letcher County, Kentucky 52. Health promotion research project Pincher Creek Echo 1997 53. North Lethbridge Assessment Numerous contributions to 1996 the media – Channel 3 and 2&7 – press conference 54. Women and cultural change Lethbridge Herald 1996 55. Resiliency Think Tank Radio interview 1996 56. Community resiliency study Pass Herald and Pass 1996 Promoter 57. Cultural diversity Channel 3 (5 o’clock news 1995 58. Nominee for Heritage Award Channel 2&7 – Rene 1995 Newhouse 59. WRCAUSN Conference Aperture CBC Radio 1995 60. Magrath Municipal District Needs “11 AM” – Rene Newhouse January 26, Assessment 1994 61. Learning by living: Understanding University of Lethbridge October 27, Cambodian lives and Lethbridge Herald 1992