Monica L. Baskin, PhD

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM SCHOOL OF MEDICINE FACULTY

CURRICULUM VITAE

Date: January 30, 2018

PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: Monica Loundy Baskin, PhD Citizenship: United States

RANK/TITLE Professor (with tenure) and Vice Chair for Culture and Diversity Department: Department of Medicine Division of Preventive Medicine Business Address: 1717 11th Avenue South, MT 618 Birmingham, AL 35294-4410

PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTSHIPS: 2016–Present Invited Member Washington University Center for Diabetes Translation Research (P30DK092950) Washington University/African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network 2015–2019 Invited Member Obesity Science Subcommittee: Council on Lifestyle and Cardiometabolic Health (LIFESTYLE) American Heart Association 2014 Invited Expert Consultant Expert Panel: Communicating about Overweight/Obesity with African American Populations Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2010–2014 Group Facilitator Trainer/Supervisor A Faith-Based Intervention to Increase Physical Activity among Blacks (1R01HL094580) Gramercy Research Group Inc. 2007 Invited Expert Consultant Active Living Research Program Meeting: A Policy and Research Roundtable with Active Living Research Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

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2005 Invited Expert Consultant Healthy Eating Research Program Meeting: Creating a Strategic Research Agenda on School Food Policies and Environments Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2004 Invited Expert Consultant Research Roundtable: Health Care Strategies for Addressing Childhood Obesity Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2004 Invited Expert Consultant Research Roundtable: Policy and Environmental Influences over Young Children’s Eating and Obesity: Building the Evidence Base Robert Wood Johnson Foundation EDUCATION: 1998–1999 Predoctoral Department of Psychiatry Psychology Internship and Behavioral Science, (APA Approved) Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA

1995–1999 Doctor of Philosophy Georgia State University, Counseling Psychology Atlanta, GA (APA Accredited) Cognate: Multicultural Issues Dissertation: A Psychoeducational Group Intervention for Adolescents Diagnosed with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD)

1992–1994 Master of Science Georgia State University, Community Counseling Atlanta, GA

1988–1992 Bachelor of Arts Emory University, Psychology and Sociology Atlanta, GA

LICENSURE: Licensed Professional Psychologist Georgia #2467 (Status: 2000–Current)

POSTDOCTORAL TRAINING: 2017 Trainee SafeZone Training, Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, UAB 2017 Trainee AAMC-Cook Ross Unconscious Bias Training for Healthcare Professionals 2016–2019 Culture of Health Leader Robert Wood Johnson (National Competitive Invitation) Foundation Culture of Health Leaders Program

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2016–2018 Participant Department of Medicine Senior Leadership Development, UAB 2016 Trainee CommonHealth Action Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Training 2014–2015 Member American Psychological (National Competitive Invitation) Association Leadership Institute for Women in Psychology—Class 7, Washington, DC

2014 Invited Participant National Association of County and City Health Officials Health in All Policies Leadership Academy, Louisville, KY

2013 Trainee Geisel Leadership Course: The Science and Practice of Leading Yourself, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, Hanover, NH

2006–2008 Trainee Built Environment (International Competitive Assessment Training Invitation) Institute, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA

2004–2006 Certified NEMS Trainer Nutrition Environmental Measures Survey Training Workshop, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA

2003–2006 Fellow NIH, National Cancer (National Competitive Invitation) Institute, and Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Minority Investigators Workshop on Behavioral Methodologies, San Francisco, CA

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1999–2000 Pediatric Psychology Department of Psychiatry Postdoctoral Fellowship and Behavioral Science, Emory University School of Medicine, Atlanta, GA ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS: Primary Appointments 2016–Present Vice Chair for Culture and Diversity Department of Medicine, School of Medicine, UAB 2013–Present Professor (with tenure) Division of Preventive Medicine, Department of Medicine, School of Medicine, UAB

2009–2013 Associate Professor (with tenure) Division of Preventive Medicine, Department of Medicine, School of Medicine, UAB

2009 Associate Professor (with tenure) Department of Health Behavior, School of Public Health, UAB

2003–2009 Assistant Professor (tenure-earning) Department of Health Behavior, School of Public Health, UAB

2002–2003 Research Assistant Professor Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health and Health Education, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA

2001 Senior Associate Faculty Department of Behavioral Sciences and Health and Health Education, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, Atlanta, GA

Secondary Appointments 2013–Present Professor Department of Nutrition Sciences, School of Health Professions, UAB

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2009–2013 Associate Professor Department of Nutrition Sciences, School of Health Professions, UAB

2005–2009 Assistant Professor Department of Nutrition Sciences, School of Health Professions, UAB

Center Affiliations 2014–Present Senior Scientist Center for Exercise Medicine, UAB

2012–Present Scientist Comprehensive Cardiovascular Center, UAB

2012–Present Scientist Center for Outcomes and Effectiveness Research and Education, UAB

2010–Present Scientist Center for Cardiovascular Biology, UAB

2009–Present Core Member Comprehensive Cancer Center, UAB

2008–2011 Scientist Diabetes Research Training Center, UAB

2004–Present Scientist Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center, UAB

2003–Present Scientist Nutrition Obesity Research Center, UAB

AWARDS/HONORS: 2017 Fellow, Society of Behavioral Medicine 2016 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Culture of Health Leader 2016 Max Cooper Award for Excellence in Research, Department of

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Medicine, UAB 2016 Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Community Service Award for Health Promotion 2013 Rural Health Heroes Award, Institute for Rural Health Research, University of Alabama 2012 Obesity Society’s Diversity Tour Abstract Winner 2009 Finalist for the UAB President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching 2008 National Cancer Institute Health Disparities Summit Travel Award 2008 Built Environment Assessment Training Institute Scholarship 2007 Jefferson County Health Department Public Health Hero Award 2007 Finalist for the UAB President’s Award for Excellence in Teaching 2007 Jefferson County Health Department Community Health Award 2007 Finalist for the International Life Sciences Institute North America Future Leaders Award 2006 National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute, and Office of Social and Behavioral Science, Minority Investigators Workshop on Behavioral Methodologies Travel Scholarship 2005 Charles Barkley Health Disparities Research Award, Minority Health and Research Center, UAB 2005 Clinical Nutrition Research Center Named New Investigator Award, UAB 2005 Academic Keys Who’s Who in Health Sciences Education 2002–2006 National Institutes of Health, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities Scholar Award 1997–1999 American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship 1997 Chet W. Harris Scholarship Award, College of Education, Georgia State University 1995–1997 Regent’s Opportunity Scholarship, Georgia State University

PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES: 2016–Present American Medical Women’s Association 2015–Present American Heart Association Councils: Epidemiology and Prevention, Lifestyle and Cardiometabolic Health 2009–2013 Emerging Scholars Interdisciplinary Network Workgroup: Race, Ethnicity, and Obesity 2008–Present African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network 2004–Present Association for Prevention Teaching and Research 2003–Present Society of Behavioral Medicine Special Interest Groups: Health Equity, Obesity and Eating Disorders, Child and Family Health, Cancer 2003–Present The Obesity Society Sections: Pediatric Obesity, Diversity, Obesity and Cancer, mHealth/eHealth, Bio-Behavioral Research 2001–Present American Public Health Association

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Sections: Mental Health, Public Health Education and Health Promotion, Nutrition 1993–Present American Psychological Association Divisions: 45, Ethnic Minority Issues; 38, Health Psychology

MEMBERSHIPS: 2014–Present Behavior and Social Science Volunteer Health Disparities Initiative Program American Psychological Association Public Interest Directorate 2012–2013 Behavior and Social Science Volunteer Socioeconomic Status–Related Cancer Disparities Program American Psychological Association Public Interest Directorate 2010 Ad Hoc Member Nascent Projects Panel Center for Clinical and Translational Science, UAB 2007–2009 Collaborative Partner Health Action Jefferson County Department of Health 2005 Ad Hoc Advisory Board Member American Heart Association/Clinton Foundation Alliance: Creating a Healthier Generation 2004–2009 Member State of Alabama Obesity Task Force 2003–2011 Member Action for Healthy Kids, Alabama Team

COUNCILS AND COMMITTEES: International Level 2017–2018 Invited Member, Nominating Committee International Society of Behavioral Medicine National Level 2017–Present Invited Member, External Advisory Board Accelerating Rural Cancer Control Research Meeting National Cancer Institute 2017–Present Chair, Diversity Leadership Pipeline Working Group Society of Behavioral Medicine 2017–Present Fellow Selection Subcommittee Society of Behavioral Medicine 2017–Present Invited Member, Advisory Panel National Center on Health, Physical Activity, and Disability Alliance 2016–2017 Invited Member, Executive Program Committee Active Living Research 2017 Annual Conference Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2016–Present Invited Member, National Advisory Committee Research in Academic Pediatrics Initiative on Diversity

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Academic Pediatric Association/National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive Kidney Diseases 2016 Invited Member, Planning Committee Roundtable on Obesity Solutions Institute of Medicine 2015–2016 Invited Member, Program Committee Active Living Research 2016 Annual Conference Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2015–Present Invited Member, Leadership Development Committee Society of Behavioral Medicine 2015–2016 Invited Member, Nominating Committee Society of Behavioral Medicine 2015–2018 Member Delegate (Elected), Executive Board of Directors Society of Behavioral Medicine 2014–Present Invited Member, Faith-Based Sector Advisory Panel US National Physical Activity Plan Alliance 2014–2015 Member, Communications Committee US National Physical Activity Plan Alliance 2013–2015 Membership Council Chair, Board of Directors Society of Behavioral Medicine 2013–Present Member, Membership Council Society of Behavioral Medicine 2012–2014 Steering Committee Councilor The Obesity Society eHealth/mHealth Section 2010 Session Co-Chair Session: Incorporating Nutrition and Food Environment Measures in Active Living Active Living Research 2010 Annual Conference Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2010–2012 Appointed Member Technical Advisory Committee to Reduce Childhood Obesity Institute of Transportation Engineers Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2008–2009 Conference Planning Committee Member and Session Co-Chair Session: Place Matters: Examining Geographic Differences in Active Living Research Active Living Research 2009 Annual Conference Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2007–2008 Workshop Planning Committee Member and Session Co-Chair Session: Obesity and Obesity-Related Disparities across the Life Course 3rd African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network Invited Workshop

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2006 Reviewer 134th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Exposition 2006–2007 Member, Multidisciplinary Planning Committee Heart Education and Risk-reduction (H.E.R.) Faith Fellowship DHHS Office of Women’s Health Grantee 2005 Reviewer 133rd American Public Health Association Annual Meeting and Exposition 2004 Program Chair Session: Geographic Information System Methodology North American Association for the Study of Obesity 2004 Annual Scientific Meeting

State and Local Level 2017–Present Supervisor Corporate Work-Study Program Holy Family Cristo Rey Catholic High School Birmingham, AL 2015–Present Appointed Chair Advancing Health Equity Priority Group Health Action Partnership United Way of Central Alabama Jefferson County, AL 2014–Present Invited Member Community Engagement and Health Education Committee Urban Food Project REV Birmingham Birmingham, AL 2014–Present Leadership Team Member Health Action Partnership United Way of Central Alabama Jefferson County, AL 2014–Present Steering Committee Member Community Matters 20/20: Assessment, Visioning, and Planning for a Healthy Jefferson County Jefferson County Department of Health Birmingham, Alabama 2014–2015 Invited Member Healthy Birmingham Task Force Office of the Mayor Birmingham, AL 2014 Steering Committee Member North Birmingham Health Impact Assessment City and Regional Planning Department Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA

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2011–Present Team Leader Jefferson County Collaborative for Health Equity (formerly Jefferson County Place Matters Team) Birmingham, AL 2011–2014 Member Birmingham-Jefferson County Food Policy Council Greater Birmingham Community Food Partners Birmingham, AL 2010–2012 Steering Committee Member Alabama Obesity Initiative Montgomery, AL 2010–2011 Executive Steering Committee Jefferson County Place Matters Team Birmingham, AL 2008 Invited Participant Office of the US Surgeon General, Jefferson County Roundtable Discussion on Childhood Overweight and Obesity Prevention Birmingham, AL 2008 Executive Committee Member Jefferson County Obesity Task Force Commissioner George Bowman, Presiding Birmingham, AL 2008 Session Moderator Session: Comprehensive Community Partnerships Southern Obesity Summit Birmingham, AL 2008 Session Chair Session: Collaborative Solutions to Health Disparities Health Action Summit Birmingham, AL

UNIVERSITY ACTIVITIES: University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) 2016–Present Leader (UAB Site), AAMC Building a Systems Approach to Community Health and Health Equity Virtual Cohort 2014–2017 Judge, UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium 2013–2014 Member, UAB School of Public Health Ann Dial McMillian Lecture Series Planning Committee 2012 Judge, UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium 2011–Present Co-Leader, Community Outreach Core, Minority Health and Health Disparities Center 2008–Present Member, UAB Psychology Training Consortium 2008–2013 Member, Data Safety and Monitoring Board Effect of a School-Based Hand Sanitizer Program on Asthma, 5R01HL086972, Lynn Gerald, PhD, MSPH (PI) 2008–2009 Member, Faculty Search Committee: Behavioral Scientist UAB Division of Preventive Medicine

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2006–2009 Member, UAB Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Internal Advisory Committee 2006–2007 Alternate Member, UAB Research Advisory Group to the Vice President of Research 2006 Member, UAB Psychology Department Medical Psychology Doctoral Admissions Committee 2006 Judge, Central Alabama Regional Science and Engineering Fair (UAB, Host Site) 2005 Faculty Participant, UAB ADVANCE Grant Site Visit 2005 Judge, UAB Graduate Student Research Days 2005 Member, UAB Psychology Department Medical Psychology Doctoral Admissions Committee

UAB Health System 2017 Member, Patient Office of Diversity and Inclusion Council

UAB School of Medicine 2017–Present Member, Department of Medicine Clinical and Population Health Program Advisory Council 2017 Member, UAB Center Internal Research Grant Review Panel 2016–Present Member, School of Medicine Work Group on Faculty Well-Being 2016 Member, Department of Medicine State of the Department Planning Committee 2016–Present Member, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology Director Search Committee 2016–Present Chair, Department of Medicine Culture Strategic Work Group 2016 Panelist, Service Learning Competition 2015 Invited Presenter, Department of Medicine State of the Department 2014–2017 Member, Department of Medicine Research Development Group 2012–Present Member, Division of Preventive Medicine Advisory Council 2012–Present Leader, Division of Preventive Medicine Cancer Research Pillar 2011–2012 Member, Department of Medicine Strategic Planning Working Group: Diabetes Prevention, Control, and Outreach 2011–2012 Member, Strategic Planning Working Group, AMC21 Steering Committee for Outcomes and Health Disparities 2011 Human Subjects Protocol Reviewer, Department of Anesthesiology, Division of Pain Management 2011 Faculty Mentor, Global Health Competition, UAB Sparkman Center for Global Health 2010–2014 Chair, Behavioral Scientist Search Committee, Division of Preventive Medicine 2010–2012 Chair, Enhancing Visibility Strategic Planning Working Group, Division of Preventive Medicine

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UAB School of Public Health 2009 Departmental Representative, School of Public Health Open House 2008 Member, Diversity and Equity Committee 2006–2007 Member, Committee for Embracing Essential Tension 2005–2009 Member, Admissions and Graduation Committee 2005 Departmental Representative, Graduation Luncheon

UAB Department of Health Behavior 2008–2009 Member, Doctoral Comprehensive Examination Committee 2007–2008 Ad Hoc Member, MPH Admissions Committee 2007 Member, Faculty Search Committee: Instructor/Research Assistant Professor 2005 Chair, Faculty Search Committee: Assistant Professor 2003–2009 Member, Doctoral Admissions Committee

UAB Department of Nutrition Sciences 2011–2015 Member, Nutrition-Energy Balance Faculty Search Committee 2005–2007 Founding Member, Nutrition Task Force for a Healthier Alabama

EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERSHIPS: Book Editing 2009 Book Proposal Reviewer Oxford University Press Social Science of Obesity 2008 Book Proposal Reviewer Elsevier Science Childhood Obesity: Current Status, Consequences and Prevention 2006–2009 Book Editor Sage Publications Handbook of Assessment Methods for Obesity and Eating Behaviors, Related Problems, and Weight: Measures, Theory, and Research (2nd ed.) 2005 Book Reviewer Children’s Press/Franklin Watts Want Fries with That? Obesity and the Supersizing of America

Journal Editing 2016–Present Member, Editorial Board Journal of Public Health Management and Practice 2015–2017 Guest Editor Elsevier Inc. Keith NR, Baskin ML, Wilhelm Stanis SA, Sallis JF, eds. The 2016 Active Living Research Conference: Equity in Active Living. Prev Med. 2017; 95(suppl): S1–S156. 2013–Present Founding Member, Editorial Board

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Health Behavior and Policy Review 2006–Present Journal Review Board Member American Journal of Health Behavior 2003–2005 Journal Editor Guilford Publications Baskin ML, Braithwaite RL, Eldred L, Marlene G, eds. Special Issue: Prevention with Persons Living with HIV. AIDS Edu Prev. 2005; 17(suppl A): 1–115.

Ad Hoc Manuscript Review 2017 Preventive Medicine Reports 2016 Obesity 2015 BMC Obesity 2012 Annals of Behavioral Medicine 2011, 2012 Translational Behavioral Medicine 2011 Journal of Childhood Obesity 2011 Journal of Nutrition, Education, and Behavior 2010, 2011 Preventing Chronic Disease 2010 American Journal of Public Health 2010 Journal of Physical Activity and Health 2009, 2010 Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport 2009 Journal of Health Disparities Research and Practice 2008 Journal of Child Health Care 2007, 2008 Professional Psychology: Research and Practice 2006, 2009 Pediatrics 2006, 2007 Journal of School Health 2006 American Journal of Health Studies 2006 Health Psychology 2005, 2006 Contemporary Clinical Trials 2005, 2006 Journal of Women’s Health 2005 Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings 2005 Risk Analysis 2005 The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2004, 2009, 2017 Obesity Reviews 2003, 2009, 2010 Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved 2003, 2009 Preventive Medicine 2003, 2004 Obesity Research 2003, 2004 Journal of Family Psychology 2003 Journal of Marital and Family Therapy 2003 The International Journal of Eating Disorders 2002 American Journal of Health Promotion 2002 Journal of Clinical Child Psychology 2002 Family Systems and Health 2001 Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology

Newsletter Editing 1998 Newsletter Editor Counseling and Psychological Services, Georgia State University 1997–1998 Editorial Assistant American Psychological Association, Division 44 Newsletter

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GRANT REVIEW COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS: 2017 Reviewer External Review of Faculty NIH R01 Submission University of Florida 2016, 2017 Ad Hoc Reviewer National Institutes of Health Special Emphasis Panel ZRG1 RPHB-W(02) 2016 Ad Hoc Reviewer National Institutes of Health Community-Level Health Promotion Study Section 2015–2017 Reviewer Internal Grant Review Panel UAB Center for Clinical and Translational Science 2015–2016 Reviewer Cancer Control and Prevention Research Extramural Grants Program American Cancer Society 2015 Reviewer Faculty Development Grants Program UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center 2015 Reviewer Pilot Grant Awards Program UAB Deep South Resource Center for Minority Aging Research 2015 Reviewer Florida Department of Health Biomedical Review Oak Ridge Associated Universities 2014 Reviewer Multi-Investigator Grants Program UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center 2014 Ad Hoc Reviewer Academic Research Enhancement Award (R15) Center for Scientific Review Special Emphasis Panel National Institutes of Health 2014 Reviewer Minority Fellowship Program-Predoctoral Fellowship in Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Program American Psychological Association 2013 Reviewer Young Investigator Program Development Grant Baylor College 2013 Reviewer Intramural Discovery Grants Program Vanderbilt University 2012, 2015–2016 Reviewer Patient-Centered Outcomes Research K-Scholar Application Letter of Intent

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UAB Center for Clinical and Translational Science, Center for Outcomes and Effectiveness Research and Education, Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center 2012 Reviewer Pilot Studies Application UAB Center for Clinical and Translational Science 2011–2015 Permanent Member National Institutes of Health Psychosocial Risk and Disease Prevention Study Section 2010, 2011 Reviewer Charles Barkley Health Disparities Research Awards UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Center 2010 Reviewer Legacy Grant Proposals UAB REACH US 2010 Ad Hoc Reviewer National Institutes of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 2009 Reviewer Active Living Research: New Connections Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2009 Reviewer Active Living Research: Round 9 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2009 Ad Hoc Reviewer National Institutes of Health NIH Challenge Grants in Health and Science Research Risk Prevention and Health Behavior IRG 2009 Reviewer Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research Centers Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2008 Reviewer Active Living Research Healthy Eating Research Rapid-Response CFP Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2008 Reviewer Maternal and Child Health Leadership Education in Developmental- Behavioral Pediatrics Maternal and Child Health Bureau Health Resources and Services Administration 2007, 2008 Reviewer Exploratory Research Centers of Excellence for Minority Health Disparities (P20) National Institutes of Health, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities 2007 Reviewer Support for Conferences and Scientific Meetings (R13)

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National Institutes of Health, National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities 2007 Reviewer Improving Public Health Practice through Translation Research Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 2007 Reviewer Information Technology Networks of Care Initiative Special Projects of National Significance Health Resources and Services Administration 2006, 2008, 2010 Reviewer State of Pennsylvania Merit Review Oak Ridge Associated Universities 2006 Reviewer Pilot and Feasibility Program Institute for Diabetes, Obesity, and Metabolism—Obesity Unit University of Pennsylvania 2006 Reviewer Innovations in Oral Health Care Initiative Special Projects of National Significance Health Resources and Services Administration 2006 Reviewer Healthy Eating Research: Round 1 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation 2004 Reviewer Outreach, Care, and Prevention to Engage HIV Seropositive Young MSM of Color Special Projects of National Significance Health Resources and Services Administration 2003 Reviewer Prevention with HIV-Infected Persons Seen in Primary Care Settings Special Projects of National Significance Health Resources and Services Administration

MAJOR RESEARCH INTERESTS: My primary research interest focuses on the reduction or elimination of health disparities through community-engaged research, including gaining a better understanding of the individual, intrapersonal, community, organizational, and policy/environmental factors associated with disease or disease risk and the design and implementation of interventions to address these factors. Specific focus on behavioral interventions promoting healthy eating and active living, disease knowledge and control, and personal empowerment characterizes my work. Ongoing funded research centers on the prevention and control of cancer, obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE: Instructor 2009 Instructor (Jefferson County Department of Health) Community Healthy Living Index (CHLI) Facilitator Training

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This course offers training to health professionals, educators, administrators, and others who were identified as facilitators for the implementation of the Community Healthy Living Index. Didactic and experiential activities are included. 2009, 2008, 2007, Course Master (UAB School of Public Health) 2006, 2005 HB 608 – Women’s Health and Social Behavior This course underscores major diseases or conditions that affect women’s health throughout the life cycle. Topics include the changing perceptions of women and women’s role and the emerging focus on women’s health research, gender-relevant health behavior models, psychosocial and behavioral factors that influence specified women’s risk behaviors, and evaluation of the effectiveness of current preventive interventions tailored toward women. 2009, 2008 Course Master (UAB School of Public Health) HB 610 – Health Promotion and Disease Prevention This course is a comprehensive overview of methods used to develop health promotion and disease prevention programs including understanding, synthesizing, and applying behavior change theories to public health program development. 2006 Co-Course Master (UAB School of Public Health) HB 610 – Health Promotion and Disease Prevention This course is a comprehensive overview of methods used to develop health promotion and disease prevention programs. It focuses on understanding, synthesizing, and applying behavior change theories to public health program development. 2004 Co-Course Master (UAB School of Public Health) HB 630/730 – Health Communication: Theory and Practice This course is designed to investigate the role of communication theories and methods in promoting public health and preventing disease. Students learn both theoretical background in communication and behavioral science and practical communication/intervention development methods. 2004 Co-Course Master (UAB School of Public Health) PUH 690 – Public Health Integrative Experience This is a case-study-based course that integrates an applied knowledge from the five core areas of public health: biostatistics, environmental health science, epidemiology, health behavior, and health policy. Students work in multidisciplinary teams with an interdisciplinary team of faculty. 2002 Course Master (Rollins School of Public Health) Social Behavior in Public Health The course surveys psychological, sociological, epidemiological, and anthropological research on aspects of health and illness, particularly related to public health. Using classic and contemporary references, this course explores the interaction between personality, gender, culture, race/ethnicity, spirituality, economics, and health. Students learn to critically analyze the relevant research articles.

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2002, 2001 Course Master (Rollins School of Public Health) Seminar in Prevention in Mental Health This seminar helps students explore the public health impact of mental disorders and recognize effective models of prevention. 2000 Course Master (Georgia State University) Counseling Systems and Interventions This course reviews current theories and emerging positions in counseling and psychotherapy with special emphasis on psychological change strategies and the techniques commonly used in implementing those strategies.

Other Education/Instruction 2007 Volunteer Health Educator CAMP BPW 2007 BPW/AL and Girls Inc. of Central Alabama Birmingham, AL 2006 Volunteer Health Educator Health Fair Project Girl Scouts of Cahaba Council 6th Ave. Baptist Church (Troop #208) Birmingham, AL 2006 Volunteer Health Educator Back to School Rally Metropolitan Church of God Birmingham, AL

MAJOR LECTURES AND VISITING PROFESSORSHIPS: 2017 Guest Lecture (UAB School of Medicine) Internal Medicine Residency Program Noon Conference Lectured on place-based health inequities, potential causes, and implications for the practice of internal medicine. 2017 Guest Lecture (UAB School of Medicine) Maternal and Child Health Network Lectured on practical ways to engage diverse audiences in dialogue to address maternal and child health disparities. 2017 Guest Lecture (UAB School of Medicine) Internal Medicine Residency Program Noon Conference This 2-session lecture focused on the science and research of unconscious bias, its influence on critical decisions in health care, and skills to increase awareness individually and organizationally. 2017 Guest Lecture (UAB School of Medicine) Women in Neurology Noon Conference This seminar presented literature on the science and research of unconscious bias and its influence on health care decision-making. 2017, 2016 Guest Lecture (UAB School of Medicine) VA Health Services, Outcomes, and Effectiveness Research Training Program

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Lectured on the definition, importance, and utilization of stakeholder engagement in health services, outcomes, and comparative effectiveness research. 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Dentistry) Cultural Awareness Course Lectured in this required course for D3 (junior) dental students about the role of segregation in health and health care disparities. 2016 Guest Lecture (UAB School of Medicine) Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Program Lectured on place-based health inequities in Jefferson County, Alabama, and potential causes and remediation. 2016 Guest Lecture (National Research Mentoring Network) NRMN Health Research Talks Lectured on various research methods for community engagement and discussed the benefits, challenges, and opportunities associated with each. Available at https://nrmnet.net/nrmn-health-research-talks/. 2016 Guest Lecturer (UAB Department of Medicine) Medical Grand Rounds Lectured on the process by which I became interested in research and how my life experiences led me to community-based participatory research focused on eliminating health disparities. 2016 Guest Lecturer (UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center, Deep South Resource Center for Minority Aging, Center of Outcomes and Effectiveness Research Education, and Center for Clinical and Translational Science) Research Methods and Secondary Data Analysis Series Lectured on a variety of research methods that maximize community engagement. 2016 Guest Lecturer (UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center) Research Seminar Series Lectured on methods, preliminary findings, and next steps for a community-based participatory research weight loss intervention delivered in rural Alabama and Mississippi. 2015 Guest Lecturer (UAB Center for Clinical and Translational Science) Training Program Lectured on community-based participatory research; its guiding principles, applications, and challenges; and opportunities for translational research. 2014 Guest Lecturer (UAB Center for Clinical and Translational Science) Summer Training Series Lectured on community-based participatory research as part of an 8- week mentored research training experience in patient-centered outcomes and comparative effectiveness research for medical students and other clinically oriented doctoral students who have completed their first year of training.

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2014 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Arts and Sciences) PSY 420-2B – Psychology of Social Inequality Lectured in this elective course on the topic of the intersection of race, socioeconomic status, place, and health in the local community. 2014 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Medicine) 06-415 – Health Disparities and Culturally Responsive Care Lectured on the topic of the intersection of race, socioeconomic status, place, and health in this elective course for medical students. 2014 Guest Lecturer (Birmingham Southern University) Exploring Birmingham Lectured in this elective course for undergraduate students on the social, political, economic, and environmental forces shaping the City of Birmingham. 2014 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Medicine) UAB Division of Preventive Medicine Grand Rounds Lecture discussed the rationale for community-based participatory research approaches and its benefits and shortfalls in attempts to eliminate cancer disparities in the Deep South. 2013 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Medicine) 06-414 – Obesity, Clinical Nutrition, and Food Policy Lectured in this co-enrolled elective course for MS2, MS3, and MS4 students on the topic of food policy in Jefferson County, Alabama. 2013 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Public Health) HB 695 – Obesity Prevention and Intervention Lectured to graduate students regarding evidence-based weight loss strategies to reduce cancer disparities in the Deep South. 2013, 2012, 2006 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Public Health) HB 609 – African American Health Issues This lecture focused on the historical context of collaborating with faith- based institutions to deliver health programs and related advantages and disadvantages. The lecture included a discussion of church-based health promotion programs I have worked on during my career. 2012, 2011 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Public Health) AAS 420 – Public Health in African and African American Communities Lectured to undergraduate students regarding community-based participatory research for cancer control and prevention. 2011, 2009 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Health Professions) NTR 799 – Obesity in the 21st Century Lectured to graduate students in nutrition science, nursing, public health, and health professions. Topics focused on the problem of obesity in the 21st century, possible causes of the increase in obesity rates, environmental influences on obesity, and ongoing challenges and future research in environmental and policy interventions. 2010, 2009 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Health Professions) NTR 636 – Scientific Methods

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Lectured to graduate students in nutrition science, nursing, public health, and health professions concerning approaches for nutrition investigation and design of experiments and research proposals. The lecture topic focused on community-based participatory research involving nutrition-related investigations. 2010, 2007 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Public Health) HCO 692 – Advanced Topics in Health Disparities Research Lectured to graduate students regarding obesity (definition, etiology and epidemiology, and racial/ethnic disparities). 2009 Guest Lecturer (Birmingham-Easonian Baptist Bible College) UAB Ministerial Public Health Certificate Program Topics focused on obesity causes, consequences, and challenges. Of particular emphasis were national and local racial/ethnic disparities in obesity and related health behaviors. Resources for developing community interventions were discussed and provided, and a dialogue about other ways to reach communities most in need was included. 2008 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Medicine) UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center Summer Enrichment Program Lectured to undergraduate students participating in a selective multi- year summer program designed to increase the number of competent, well-trained minority researchers and health care professionals working on health disparities in the Deep South. Topics included presentation of health disparities related to obesity, nutrition, and physical activity, as well as related social determinants of health. 2007, 2006 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Public Health) UAB Ministerial Public Health Certificate Program Topics focused on defining obesity, describing its etiology and epidemiology, and discussing racial/ethnic disparities, as well as model health promotion programs targeting minority group members. 2007 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Nursing) NUR 611q – Management of Diabetes Mellitus (Type 1 & 2) Topics focused on defining obesity and its prevalence, describing obesity-related health consequences, applying behavior change theory to understanding the occurrence of obesity, reviewing culturally relevant interventions, and summarizing ongoing challenges and opportunities in the field. 2005 Guest Lecturer (UAB School of Public Health) HB 609 – African American Health Issues This lecture described the epidemiology and consequences of cardiovascular disease and obesity among African Americans. The lecture included a discussion of possible multilevel causes for health disparities. A brief review of ongoing studies related to these issues on UAB campus was included. 2004 Guest Lecturer (Texas A&M University) Dr. Lee Green (Course Master) – Health Disparities Series (Online)

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This course reviewed clinical definitions of obesity and the prevalence of obesity among children, adults, and racial/ethnic minorities and discussed potential areas to reduce or eliminate obesity-related health disparities.

COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS AND TRAININGS: 2018 Facilitator (United Way of Central Alabama) Unconscious Bias in the Workplace This training presented the science and research of unconscious bias and its influence on decision-making and practical strategies for minimizing the negative impacts of bias in the workplace. 2017 Lead Facilitator (Jefferson County, Alabama) Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Training This 2-day course is designed to develop participants’ knowledge and skills to apply equity, diversity, and inclusion, professionally and personally. Participants in the training will leave prepared to decide and act more equitably through policies, programs, and practices.

THESIS/DISSERTATION COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS: Dissertation: UAB School of Health Professions 2016–Present Chair, Alana Langaigne (PhD; Nutrition Sciences), Timing of Gestational Weight Gain (GWG) and Total GWG among Overweight and Obese African American Women 2015–2017 Chair, Samara Sterling (PhD; Nutrition Sciences), An Exploratory Study of the Dietary Context of Nut Intake among Overweight and Obese African-American Women in the Rural South

Dissertation: UAB School of Public Health 2014–2015 Member, Erica Johnson (PhD; Epidemiology), Exploring Body Image and the Association between Body Image Dissatisfaction and Waist Circumference among Overweight and Obese Rural African American Women Participating in a Weight Loss Program 2013–2015 Member, Chelsea Singleton (PhD; Epidemiology), Farm-to-Consumer Outlet Usage among Low-Income Individuals in Birmingham, AL 2013–2014 Member, Michelle S. Williams (PhD; Health Promotion and Health Education), A Mixed Methods Study of Health Literacy and Its Role in HPV Vaccine Uptake among African American College Students 2009–2011 Member, Sandra Morales Foster (DrPH; Environmental Health Sciences), Stress among Veterinary Support Staff 2007–2010 Chair, Brooks Wingo (PhD; Health Promotion and Health Education), Psychological Barriers to Exercise 2006–2009 Chair, Christie Zunker (PhD; Health Promotion and Health Education), Maintaining Healthy Eating Behaviors with Women after a Weight Management Program: A Grounded Theory Approach

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2006–2008 Member, Naya McMillan (DrPH; Environmental Health Sciences), The Role of Class, Age, Gender and Race on Evacuation Behavior and Health Outcomes among Disaster Survivors 2005–2007 Chair, Kai Stewart (PhD; Health Promotion and Health Education), Contraceptive Use and Reproductive Decision-Making among African American Women with Sickle Cell Disease

Dissertation: UAB College of Arts and Sciences 2007–2012 Member, Cindy Grimes-Robinson (PhD; Health Promotion and Health Education), Benefits and Barriers to Medically Supervised Pediatric Weight Management 2006–2008 Member, Chris McDougal (PhD; Medical Sociology), Racial Trends in Body Image and Sexual Risk-Taking among Recent High School Cohorts 2006–2008 Member, Akilah Dulin (PhD; Medical Sociology), Evaluation of Neighborhood Context and Health Lifestyle Implications for Obesity Outcomes among Children 2003–2006 Co-Chair, Ronnesia Gaskins (PhD; MPH; Medical Psychology), Acculturation and Leisure-Time Physical Activity among Racially and Ethnically Diverse Women from NHANES III, 1988–1994

Masters Project: UAB School of Public Health 2008–2009 Chair, Anna Carrington (MPH), Community Gardening to Promote Improved Nutrition and Education 2008–2009 Chair, Faye Howard (MPH), Public Health Implications of African American Mistrust 2008–2009 Member, Monique Mullins (MPH), Relating Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) to Hopelessness and Risk Behavior among African Americans Living within High Poverty Neighborhoods 2007–2008 Chair, Carol S. Kim (MPH), An Examination of Barriers to the Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Acceptability 2005–2007 Chair, Kimberly Hatrick (MPH), Evaluation of a Gender-Specific Program Addressing Female Adolescent Delinquency in Jefferson County Family Court Juvenile Justice System 2005–2007 Chair, Laura Hendricks (MPH), Weight Loss Intervention for Working Women 2003–2005 Chair, Charlene Bender (MPH), A Comparison of Intrinsic Motivation and Self-Efficacy between African American and Caucasian Women and Its Relationship to Weight Management Thesis Committees: Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University 2002–2003 Member, Andrea Diallo (MPH), Church Attendance: A Moderator for the Influence of Stress on Substance Use, Drug Attitudes and Problem Behaviors in African American Adolescents 2001–2003 Chair, Catherine Cranston (MPH), Prevalence and Correlates of Drive for Thinness among a Cohort of Black and White Adolescent Females

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2001–2003 Chair, Aisha Leftridge (MPH), Feasibility of Using Two-Way Pager Communications in a Nutrition and Physical Activity Intervention for African-American Adolescents 2000–2002 Chair, Ramona Finnie (MPH), Graduate Student’s Knowledge and Attitudes about University Counseling Services and the Environmental and Situational Factors Associated with Utilization of University Counseling Services

TENURE AND PROMOTION REVIEW MEMBERSHIPS: 2017 External Reviewer, Faculty Promotion Duke University School of Medicine University of Michigan School of Medicine University of Minnesota School of Kinesiology 2016 External Reviewer, Faculty Promotion University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine/Moffitt Cancer Center 2015 External Reviewer, Faculty Promotion Pennington Biomedical Research Center 2014 External Reviewer, Faculty Promotion Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health Georgia Southern University 2013 External Reviewer, Faculty Promotion Georgia State University School of Public Health 2010–Present Faculty Promotion Portfolio Reviewer Community-Campus Partnership for Health

MENTORING EXPERIENCE: Faculty/Student Mentoring 2017–Present Faculty Mentor, Latesha Elopre, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases, UAB 2017–Present Faculty Mentor, Marion Wallace, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry, UAB 2015–2016 Faculty Mentor, Community Outreach PsychoEducation Program, Department of Psychology, UAB 2013–2014 Faculty Mentor, Larrell Wilkinson, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Human Studies, UAB 2012–Present Faculty Mentor, Tiffany Cox Carson, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Preventive Medicine, UAB K01CA190559-01A1 – The Interplay of Behavior, Environment, and Microbiota in Colorectal Cancer Risk 2011–2012 Faculty Mentor, Audwin Fletcher, PhD, Professor, School of Nursing, University of Mississippi Medical Center 2011– 2012 Faculty Mentor, Ronnesia Gaskins Brown, PhD, Assistant Professor of Research, Alpert Medical School, Department of Pediatrics 2011 Faculty Mentor, Stephanie Rauterkus, PhD, UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center: Health Disparities Research Training Program

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2011 Faculty Mentor, Debbie Wallace, PhD, UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center: Health Disparities Research Training Program 2010–2013 Faculty Mentor, Olivia Affuso, PhD, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, New Connections Investigator Award 2010 Faculty Mentor, Alexandra Walsh, MD, UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center: Health Disparities Research Training Program

Postdoctoral Research Mentoring 2014–2015 Secondary Mentor, Abigail Gamble, PhD, UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center: Health Disparities Research Training Program 2014 Primary Mentor, TaShauna Goldsby, PhD, UAB Nutrition Obesity Research Center Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (T32) 2014 Primary Mentor, Shaniece Theodore, PhD, UAB Cancer Prevention and Control Training Program Postdoctoral Fellowship (R25) and UAB Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Center: Health Disparities Research Training Program 2009 Primary Mentor, Dana-Marie Thomas, PhD, UAB Vascular Biology and Hypertension Postdoctoral Fellowship Program (T32) 2005–2007 Member, Scholarship Oversight Committee, Jeanine Maclin, MD, Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowship, Department of Pediatrics, UAB School of Medicine 2004–2007 Member, Scholarship Oversight Committee, Stephenie Wallace, MD, Adolescent Medicine Fellowship Leadership and Education in Adolescent Health, UAB School of Medicine 2004–2005 Chair, Scholarship Oversight Committee, Kerry Luke, PhD, Psychology Postdoctoral Fellowship, Leadership and Education in Adolescent Health, UAB School of Medicine

Predoctoral Student Advisement 2003–2009 Department of Health Behavior, UAB School of Public Health Advisees: Bern’Nadette Knight (PhD) Marquita Lewis (MPH) Megan Perry (MPH) Stephanie Lehr (MPH) Bianca Hoang (MPH) Clarice Davis (MPH) Carol Kim (MPH) Charlene Bender (MPH) Kimberly Hartrick (MPH) Laura Henricks (MPH) Anna Carrington (MPH) Faye Howard (MPH) Kai Stewart (PhD) Ronnesia Gaskins (PhD, MPH)

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Kimberly Jackson (PhD) Regina McConley (PhD, MPH) Christie Zunker (PhD) Brooks Wingo (PhD)

Predoctoral Student Research Mentoring 2015–Present Alana Langaine (PhD; Nutrition Sciences) 2014–2017 Samara Sterling (PhD; Nutrition Sciences) 2014 Ben Carroll (MD; Medicine, University of Mississippi Medical Center) 2014 Malik Bilal Ahmed (MD; Medicine) 2013–2015 Erica Johnson (PhD; Epidemiology) 2012–2013 Melanie Wooten (MD; Medicine) 2012–2013 Michelle S. Williams (PhD; Health Behavior) 2012 Daphne Phillips (PhD; Human Studies) 2011–2012 Narissa Ross (BS; Science and Technology Honors Program) 2011 Vinetra King (BS; Science and Technology Honors Program) 2009–2011 Herpreet Thind (PhD; Health Behavior) 2009–2011 Emily Godsey (PhD; Sociology and Social Work) 2008 Lynda Murphy (MPH; Health Care Organization and Policy) 2008 Sybil Sexton (BS; Science and Technology Honors Program 2007 Caroline Stewart (BA; EXPORT Summer Training Program) 2007 Tiffany Cox (MPH; Epidemiology) 2006 Bridgette Smith (MPH; Epidemiology) 2006 Qshequilla Mitchell (MPH; Health Care Organization and Policy) 2006 Courtney Worley (MPH; Health Behavior) 2006 Jermaine Mitchell (BA; Exercise Science) 2005 Nicole Gray (BA; EXPORT Summer Training Program) 2005 Stephanie Fitzpatrick (postbaccalaureate)

Training Grants 2012–Present Faculty Mentor, UAB/VA HSR/CER/PCOR Training Program 2003–Present Faculty Mentor, UAB Obesity Training Program

GRANT SUPPORT: Funding amounts are direct costs only. Current Research Support U54MD008620 (Vickers/Shikany) 08/01/17–7/31/19 NIH/NIMHD $75,000 Title: National Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center for African American Men’s Health This center seeks to address, through a regional approach, health disparities in conditions affecting African American men on a national scope. The Pilot Project, Bariatric Surgery in African American Males (Sayeed Ikramuddin, MD, PI), proposes to gather data to inform hypotheses aimed at identifying barriers that African American men face to undergo bariatric surgery and identifying preoperative factors that predict weight loss in this group. Role: Co-Investigator

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Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 02/01/17–1/31/19 United Way of Central Alabama $100,000 Title: Advancing Health Equity II This award is to facilitate ongoing discussion groups focused on equity, diversity, and inclusion and develop, implement, and evaluate health equity strategies in support of the Advancing Health Equity priority group of the Health Action Partnership of Jefferson County, Alabama. Role: Principal Investigator 73962 09/01/16–08/31/19 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation $60,000 Title: Culture of Health Leaders This award provides protected time and resources for participation in a leadership development program to promote a culture of health designed to develop, implement, and evaluate strategies of supportive health equity in Jefferson County, Alabama. Role: Principal Investigator Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 03/03/16–10/03/18 United Way of Central Alabama $10,000 Title: Advancing Health Equity This award is to develop, implement, and evaluate health disparities awareness materials in support of the Advancing Health Equity priority group of the Health Action Partnership of Jefferson County, Alabama. Role: Principal Investigator U54MD008176-04S1 (Fouad) (Baskin, PI: Research Project 1) 09/26/15–07/31/18 NIH/NIMHD $100,000 Title: Mid-South Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center for Health Disparities Research This diversity supplement award will allow Ms. Alana Langaigne protected time and resources to expand research with Research Project 1, Determinants of Gestational Weight Gain in Overweight Women in the Deep South. Role: Supplement Research Mentor K01CA190559-01A1 (Carson) 09/01/15–08/31/20 NIH/NCI $731,158 Title: The Interplay of Behavior, Environment, and Microbiota in Colorectal Cancer Risk This award provides support and 5 years’ protected time for Dr. Tiffany Carson to engage in intensive, supervised career development experiences in the biomedical and behavioral sciences focused on cancer health disparities. In an attempt to identify previously unexplained factors associated with the 48% greater risk of colorectal cancer among black women. Role: Primary Research Mentor U58DP005814 (Fouad) 09/30/14–09/29/18 CDC $758,391 Title: Birmingham REACH for Better Health This project aims to reduce disparities in chronic disease between African Americans and whites in Birmingham, Alabama, by addressing the two major drivers of such disparities: nutrition and physical activity. The project focuses on preexisting policy, systems, and environmental strategies that have shown limited improvement in the priority population. Role: Co-Investigator R03DK104010 (Chandler-Laney) 09/01/14–8/31/18 NIDDK $50,000 Title: The Snack Study

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The objective of this study is to establish the feasibility of conducting a randomized clinical trial among low-income pregnant women in order to test the hypothesis that reducing late-night intake of high glycemic index foods and beverages will improve glucose tolerance in pregnancy and reduce early life risk factors for obesity in the offspring. Role: Co-Investigator U54MD008176 (Fouad) (Baskin, PI: Research Project 1) 09/26/12–07/31/18 NIH/NIMHD $788,220 (Rsch Proj) Title: Mid-South Transdisciplinary Collaborative Center for Health Disparities Research This project seeks to reduce the disparities in chronic disease burden experienced by African Americans in six Mid-South states. Our goal is to address the social determinants that interplay to impact a person’s health and produce disparate health outcomes of minority populations. We will focus on pathways to obesity and chronic illness and the mechanisms connecting these pathways to health disparities throughout the life-course. Research Project 1, Determinants of Gestational Weight Gain in Overweight Women in the Deep South, seeks to examine the relative contribution of social determinants of health (e.g., social, cultural, and built environments) and interpersonal characteristics (e.g., age, race) on maternal gestational weight gain and short-term health outcomes of 200 black and 200 white mother-infant pairs in Birmingham, Alabama, and Jackson, Mississippi. Role: Principal Investigator, Research Project 1 5 R01CA160313-01A1 (Baskin) 05/01/12–03/31/18 NIH/NCI $2,427,357 Title: Promoting Weight Loss in African American Cancer Survivors in the Deep South This study will evaluate multilevel loss interventions for African American cancer survivors living in the rural Deep South. Findings from this study may decrease risk for cancer recurrence and cancer- related mortality, improve quality of life, and perhaps ultimately increase survival rates for this vulnerable population. Role: Principal Investigator

Completed Research Support 3R01CA160313-03S1 (Baskin) 07/01/14–03/31/15 NIH/NCI $129,863 Title: Promoting Weight Loss in African American Cancer Survivors in the Deep South This diversity supplement award allowed Dr. TaShauna Goldsby (Postdoctoral Fellow) protected time to expand research with the parent grant related to physical activity literacy among African Americans living in the rural Deep South. Role: Principal Investigator/Research Mentor R13HD077085 (Baskin) 08/01/13–07/31/17 NIH/NICHD $90,000 Title: The Role of Obesity in Maternal and Child Health Disparities in Jefferson County The overall goal of the proposed study was to better understand and plan interventions to reduce disparities in maternal and child health by addressing excessive rates of overweight/obesity among lower-income non-Hispanic black women of reproductive age and their young children. Role: Principal Investigator R24 MD008102-01 (Baskin) 01/01/13–05/30/17 NIH/NIMHD $750,000 Title: My Mommy and Me: A Head Start to Reducing Health Disparities This study utilized community-based participatory research to plan and pilot test a health promotion intervention for African American Head Start students and their parents living in rural Alabama. Role: Principal Investigator

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Investigator Award (Baskin) 08/01/12–12/31/14 UAB Center for Outcomes Effectiveness Research and Education $20,000 Title: Improving Obesity and Diabetes Outcomes in African American Pregnant Women: The MommyNet This study adapted an evidence-based gestational weight management intervention for social network delivery and evaluated the feasibility, acceptability, and cost of the intervention with African American women receiving care at UAB’s Center for Women’s Reproductive Health. Role: Principal Investigator Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 07/01/11–05/31/12 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation $46,296 Title: African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network III The purpose of this study was to identify youth-led strategies to address adverse marketing conditions to African American youth and families. Role: Principal Investigator Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 01/11/11–05/31/11 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation/University of Pennsylvania $50,000 Title: African American Collaborative Obesity Research Network II The purpose of this study was to collect information from business leaders and policy makers concerning their perceptions of the food marketing environment and how it may influence overeating among African American children and families. Role: Principal Investigator 5RC2MD004778 (Fouad/Scarinci) 08/01/10–07/31/11 NIH/NIMHD $347,556 Title: GO-ing Forward The overall goal of this two-year research study was to develop a comprehensive and effective multisystem measurement model to understand the underlying causes of the social determinants of health and their relation to health disparities. Role: Co-Investigator 1U54CA153719 (Partridge) (Baskin, PI: Full Research Project) 07/01/10–08/31/17 NIH/NCI $1,023,837 (Rsch Proj) Title: Deep South Network for Cancer Control—Journey to Better Health The full research project of this U54 grant tested the efficacy of evidence-based community strategies in support of a weight loss program among overweight AA women in the Deep South. Role: Research Project Leader R01 MD003997 (Baskin) 09/25/09–4/30/13 NIH/NCMHD $750,000 Title: Sociocultural Influences on Dietary Intake among Black Women in the Deep South This study examined the role of sociocultural factors in the dietary intake of African American women living in Alabama and Mississippi. Role: Principal Investigator 65659 (Baskin) 01/01/09–06/30/11 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation $207,874 Title: If You Build It, Will They Come? Interactive Effects of Social/Cultural Factors and the Built Environment on Physical Activity among African-American Youth This study identified population-specific determinants of leisure-time physical activity among African American adolescents. Role: Principal Investigator

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Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 09/01/08–04/30/09 University of Pennsylvania/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation $30,000 Title: Community Action to Increase Demand for Healthy Food in African American Communities Using ethnographic and community action strategies, this study aimed to characterize the food marketing environment contributing to caloric overconsumption among African American children. Role: Principal Investigator 3U01CA114619-04S1 (Partridge) 08/08/08–03/31/10 NIH/NCI $209,698 Title: Deep South Network for Cancer Control This research supplement expanded the funded project to include the use of food and physical activity environment assessment tools to aid community members in advocating environmental and policy change. Role: Diversity Supplement Recipient Number Not Assigned (Thomas) 05/01/08–04/30/09 UAB Center for the Study of Community Health $30,000 Title: Common Ground: Improving Girls Health through Policy and Environmental Changes The overall goal was to assess existing policies and environments associated with healthy eating among girls attending Girls Inc. and make recommendations for policy and environmental changes. Role: Co-Investigator Number Not Assigned (Ard) 01/01/08–12/31/08 UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center $30,000 Title: Facets of Fruit and Vegetable Costs The goal of this pilot study was to conduct a quasi-experimental study that systematically manipulates actual and perceived costs of fruit and vegetable items and measure impact on consumption. Role: Co-Investigator Number Not Assigned (Allison) 02/01/07–08/04/08 Frito-Lay North America $103,329 Title: Is Dietary Fat “Fattening”?: A Comprehensive Synthesis The overarching goal of this study was to clearly articulate and separate several questions that are empirically addressable and germane to the broader gestalt query “Is fat fattening?” Role: Co-Investigator Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 01/01/06–06/31/07 JP Morgan Private Bank $25,000 Title: Impact of Fruit and Vegetable Cost on Obesity in Children and Parents This study empirically tested the validity and reliability of measures of perceived food cost. Role: Principal Investigator M3624-01/01 (Baskin) 06/01/05–11/30/06 MetLife Foundation-ASPH $31,362 Title: UAB/Washington Middle School Partnership for Good Health The goal of this study was to develop and pilot a school-based nutrition and physical activity program for African American children attending seventh and eighth grade in a local public school. Role: Principal Investigator Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 01/01/05–04/30/07 UAB Minority Health and Research Center $30,000 Title: Childhood Obesity Intervention at Chris McNair Health Department The goal of the project was to implement and evaluate the feasibility and acceptance of an efficacious intervention for childhood overweight among 3- to 6-year-old African American primary care patients.

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Role: Principal Investigator 1U01HL79171 (Kiefe/Ard) 09/01/04–08/31/09 NIH/NHLBI $415,159 (Rsch Proj) Title: Deep South Partnership for Prevention of CVD Disparities ADAPT was the implementation of a culturally appropriate DASH intervention in African Americans. Role: Co-Investigator 1R01CA102671-02S1 (Franklin) 09/01/04–08/31/06 NIH/NCI $137,724 (Supplement) Title: Fruit and Vegetable Intake Issues in Head Start Children The supplement to the parent project focused on the examination of the relationship between child temperament, parenting practices, and child fruit and vegetable intake. Role: Diversity Supplement Recipient Number Not Assigned (Ard) 06/01/04–05/31/06 UAB Clinical Nutrition Research Center Pilot/Feasibility Studies $30,000 Title: Long-Term Follow-Up of EatRight Weight Management Program Participants The overall goal of this study was to document the long-term health outcomes (e.g., BMI, CVD risk factors) of participants in the EatRight Weight Management Program. Role: Co-Investigator Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 06/01/04–/05/31/06 UAB Clinical Nutrition Research Center Pilot/Feasibility Studies $30,000 Title: Family-Based Intervention for African American Children The overall objective of this research study was to develop and pilot test a family-based nutrition and physical activity intervention for African American children at risk for becoming overweight and obese. Role: Principal Investigator Number Not Assigned (Baskin) 04/26/04–08/27/05 JP Morgan Private Bank $25,000 Title: Impact of Fruit and Vegetable Cost on Obesity in Children and Parents This pilot research study had an overall goal of gaining a better understanding of the impact of economic factors such as the cost of fruits and vegetables on the prevalence of obesity among a diverse group of Birmingham-area school children and parents. Role: Principal Investigator 5U79SM54049-02 (Baskin) 10/01/01–09/30/03 SAMHSA/CMHS $1,344,000 Title: Mental Health HIV Services Collaborative Program—Coordinating Center The coordinating center provided programmatic support and technical assistance to 21 community- based organizations providing mental health services for minorities infected with HIV. The center was also responsible for coordinating program-wide activities (e.g., annual meetings, conferences, trainings) and conducting a multisite program evaluation. Role: Principal Investigator (09/02–09/03); Co-Principal Investigator (10/01–08/02) 5U79SM54049-02 (Braithwaite) 10/01/01–09/30/06 HRSA/SPNS $1,440,000 Title: Evaluation and Program Support Center—Prevention in HIV-Infected Persons Project The center provided programmatic support and technical assistance to five state and local health departments funded by the CDC to develop and evaluate innovate prevention programs for persons already infected with HIV. Role: Co-Principal Investigator/Project Director

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5R01HL062659-04 (Resnicow) 01/15/2000–06/30/04 NIH/NHLBI $1,329,600 Title: Obesity Prevention in Black Teens: Go Girls! II The overall goal of this study was to develop and test an intervention for overweight 12- to 16-year-old African American adolescent girls and their parents. Role: Co-Principal Investigator

Pending Research Support 1R21NR017504-01A1 (Baskin) 07/01/18–06/30/20 NIH/NINR $275,000 Title: Optimizing Strategies to Reduce Multi-Generational Obesity Among Low-Income African American Families The overall goal of this academic-community partnership project is to utilize a multiphase optimization strategy to systematically identify which intervention strategies (health education, parenting skills/practices training, affordable healthy food access) are associated with healthy eating among preschool children and their caregivers. Role: Principal Investigator 1R01CA225795-01 (Baskin) 04/01/18–03/31/23 NIH/NCI $2,475,289 Title: Reducing Cancer Disparities by RE-AIMing a Weight Loss Program for African American Women Living in the Rural Deep South This implementation research study will use a RE-AIM framework to evaluate the impact of our original 12-month in-person weight loss program vs. a self-directed, home-based adaptation among African American overweight or obese women living in rural counties as part of our long-term academic-community partnership focused on eliminating cancer disparities. Role: Principal Investigator

BIBLIOGRAPHY: * Indicates author was a student/trainee at the time of submission or the work was completed while a student † Indicates author is a community research partner ± Indicates senior author Manuscripts Already Published: Peer-Reviewed 1. Kaslow NJ, Collins MH, Loundy MR, Brown F, Hollins LD, Eckman J. Empirically-validated family interventions for pediatric psychology: Sickle cell disease (SCD) as an exemplar. J Pediatr Psychol. 1997; 22: 213–227. doi: 10.1093/jpepsy/22.2.213. 2. Collins MH, Loundy MR, Brown FB, et al. Applicability of criteria for empirically-validated treatments to family interventions for pediatric sickle cell disease. J Dev Phys Disabil. 1997; 9: 293–309. doi: 10.1023/A:1024973811042. 3. Chung, YB, Baskin ML, Case AB. Positive and negative supervisory experiences reported by counseling trainees. Psychological Reports. 1998; 82: 762. 4. Baskin ML, Collins MH, Brown F, et al. Psychosocial considerations in sickle cell disease (SCD): The transition from adolescence to youth adulthood. J Clin Psychol Med Settings. 1998; 5: 315– 341. doi: 10.1023/A:1026206204009. 5. Chung YB, Baskin ML, Case AB. Career development of black males: Case studies. J Career Dev. 1999; 25: 161–171. doi: 10.1023/A:1022935521347.

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6. Kaslow N, Collins MH, Rashid FL, Baskin ML, et al. The efficacy of a pilot family psychoeducational intervention for pediatric sickle cell disease (SCD). Family, Systems, and Health. 2000; 18: 381–404. 7. Baskin ML, Resnicow K, Campbell MK. Conducting health interventions in black churches: A model for building effective partnerships. Ethnic Dis. 2001; 11(4): 823–833. 8. Baskin ML, Ahluwalia HK, Resnicow K. Obesity intervention among African American children and adolescents. Pediatr Clin of North Am. 2001; 48: 1027–1039. doi: 10.1016/S0031- 3955(05)70355-2. 9. Baskin ML, Collins MH, Kaslow NJ, Hsu L. A psychoeducational group intervention for adolescents with sickle cell disease. Phylon. 2003; 50: 71–86. 10. Telfair J, Ehiri JE, Loosier PS, Baskin ML. Transition to adult care for adolescents with sickle cell disease: Results of a national survey. Int J Adolesc Med Health. 2004; 16(1): 47–64. doi: 10.1515/IJAMH.2004.16.1.47. 11. Baskin ML, Ard J, Franklin F, Allison DB. Obesity prevalence in the United States. Obes Rev. 2005; 6: 5–7. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-789X.2005.00165.x. 12. Resnicow K, Taylor R, Baskin M, McCarty Fl. Results of Go Girls: A nutrition and physical activity intervention for overweight African American adolescent females. Obes Res. 2005; 13(10): 1739– 1748. 13. Keith S, Redden DT, Baskin ML, et al. Putative contributors to the secular increase in obesity: Exploring the roads less traveled. Int J Obes. 2006; 30(11): 1585, 1594. doi: 10.1038/sj.ijo.0803326. 14. Ard J, *Fitzpatrick S, Desmond R, Sutton B, Pisu M, Allison DB, Franklin F, ±Baskin M. The impact of cost on the availability of fruit and vegetables in the homes of schoolchildren in Birmingham, Alabama. Am J Public Health. 2007; 97(2): 367–372. PMCID: PMC2781416. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2005.080655. 15. *Malpede CZ, Faulk LE, *Fitzpatrick SL, Jefferson WK, Shewchuk RM, Baskin M. Racial influences associated with weight related beliefs in African American and Caucasian women. Ethnic Dis. 2007; 17(1): 1–5. 16. Faith MS, Fontaine KR, Baskin ML, Allison DB. Towards the reduction off population obesity: Macro-level environmental approaches to the problems of food, eating, and obesity. Psychol Bull. 2007; 133(2): 205–226. doi: 10.1037/0033-2909.133.2.205. 17. Campbell MK, Carr C, Blackeney N, Resnicow K, Baskin M. Church-based health promotion interventions: Evidence base and lessons learned. Annu Rev Public Health. 2007; 28: 213–234. 18. Hughes SO, Shewchuk RM, Baskin ML, Nicklas TA, Ou H. Indulgent feeding style and children’s weight status in preschool. J Dev Behav Pediatr. 2008; 29(5): 403–10. PMCID: PMC2769986. doi: 10.1097/DBP.0b013e318182a976. 19. Durant N, Baskin ML, Thomas O, Allison DB. School-based obesity treatment and prevention programs: All in all, just another brick in the wall? Int J Pediatr Obes. 2008; 32(12): 1747–1751. PMCID: PMC3388729. doi: 10.1038/ijo.2008.165. 20. Baskin ML, *Zunker C, *Worley CB, †Dial B, †Kimbrough L. Design and implementation of a pilot obesity prevention program in a low-resource school: Lessons learned and research recommendations. Health Educ J. 2009; 109(1): 66–85. doi: 10.1108/0965428091092381.

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21. McAllister EJ, Dhurandhar NV, Keith SW, Aroone LJ, Barger J, Baskin ML, et al. Ten putative contributors to the obesity epidemic. Crit Rev Food Sci Nutr. 2009; 49(10): 868–913. PMCID: PMC2932668. doi: 10.1080/10408390903372599. 22. Jefferson W, *Zunker C, Feucht JC, *Fitzgerald SL, GreeneLF, Shewchuk R, Baskin ML, Walton N, Phillips B, Ard JD. Use of the nominal group technique (NGT) to understand the perceptions of the healthiness of foods associated with African Americans. Evaluation and Program Planning. 2010; 33(4): 343–348. 23. Ard JD, Chaney S, Desmond R, Sutton B, *Cox TL, Butsch WS, Allison DB, Franklin F, ±Baskin ML. Fruit and vegetable pricing by demographic factors in the Birmingham, Alabama metropolitan area, 2004–2005. Prev Chron Dis. 2010; 7(4): A78. http://cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2010/jul/09_0180.htm. 24. Shikany JM, Vaughn LK, Baskin ML, Cope MB, Hill JO, Allison DB. Is dietary fat “fattening”?: A comprehensive research synthesis. Crit Rev Food Sci Nutr. 2010; 50(8): 699–715. 25. Affuso O, Johnson ER, Baskin ML. Common ground: A pilot study to improve the obesogenic environment of an afterschool program for girls. Child Obes. 2010; 6(6): 306–309. 26. *Wingo BC, Evans RR, Ard JD, Grimley DM, Roy J, Snyder S, Zunker D, Acton A, Baskin ML. Fear of physical response to exercise among overweight and obese adults. Qual Res Sport Exer Health. 2011; 3(2): 174–192. 27. Davison KK, Li K, Baskin ML, Cox TL, Thomas O. Measuring parental support for children’s physical activity in white and African American parents: The Activity Support Scale for Multiple Groups (ACTS-MG). Prev Med. 2011; 52(1): 39–43. PMCID: PMC3022380. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2010.11.008. 28. Baskin ML, Gary L, Shoenberger Y-M, Scarinci I, Hardy C, Fouad M, Partridge E. Predictors of retention of African American women in a walking program. Am J Health Behav. 2011; 35(1): 39– 43. PMCID: PMC3086025. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.5993/AJHB.35.1.4. 29. *Zunker C, Cox TL, Rutt CD, Ard JD, Ivankova NV, Baskin ML. Maintaining healthy eating behaviors following weight loss: A grounded theory approach. J Ethnogr Qual Res. 2011; (5): 186–204. http://www.cedarville.edu/academics/education/. 30. Black MK, Thompson J, Baskin ML, Fouad M. Healthy happy kids: Tackling childhood obesity in Alabama’s largest city, one after-school program at a time. Child Obes. 2011; 7(3): 340–341. 31. *Gaskins R, Baskin ML, Person S. Language, duration of US residency and leisure-time physical activity among women from NHANES III. J Womens Health. 2012; 21(11): 1170–1179. doi: 10.1089/jwh.2012.3477. 32. Baskin ML, *Thind H, Gary L, Affuso O, LaGory M, Hwang S. Predictors of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) in African American young adolescents. Ann of Behav Med. 2013; 45(suppl 1): S142–150. PMCID: 4091819. doi: 10.1007/s12160-012-9437-7. 33. *Wingo BC, Baskin M, Ard JD, Evans R, Roy J, Vogtle L, Grimley DM, Snyder S. Component analysis and initial validity of the Exercise Fear Avoidance Scale. Am J Health Behav. 2013; 37(1): 87–95. doi: 10.5993/AJHB.37.1.10. 34. DiSantis KI, Grier S, Odoms-Young A, Baskin M, Carter-Edwards L, Young DR, Lassiter V, Kumanyika SK. What “price” means when buying food: Insights from a multisite qualitative study with black Americans. Am J Public Health. 2013; 103(3): 516–522. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2012.301149.

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35. Pekmezi D, Marcus B, Meneses K, Baskin ML, Ard JD, Martin M, Adams N, Robinson C, Demark-Wahnefried W. Developing an intervention to address physical activity barriers for African American women in the Deep South. J Womens Health. 2013; 9(3): 301–312. doi: 10.2217/whe.13.20. 36. Dulin-Keita A, *Thind HK, Affuso A,± Baskin ML. The associations of perceived neighborhood disorder and physical activity with obesity among African American adolescents. BMC Public Health. 2013; 13(1): 440. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-440. 37. Baskin ML, Herbey I, †Williams R, Ard JD, Ivankova N, Odoms-Young A. Caregiver perceptions of the food marketing environment of African American 3–11 year olds: A qualitative study. Public Health Nutr. 2013; 16(12): 2231–2239. doi: 10.1017/S1368980013001766. 38. *Thind H, Townsend S, Godsey E, ±Baskin ML. Physical activity resource attributes by neighborhood race/ethnicity in a southern US city. J Racial Ethn Health Disparities. 2014; Jan 7. doi: 10.1007/s40615-013-0004-0. 39. *Carson TL, Hardy C, Greene E, Carter PL, James G, Partridge EE, ±Baskin ML. Considerations for biospecimen collection among black women residing in the rural Deep South. J Community Genet. 2014; 5(3): 257–263. PMCID: 4059851. doi: 10.1007/s12687-013-0178-5. 40. *Thind H, Davies SL, Lewis T, Pekmezi D, Evans, R, Baskin ML. Does short sleep lead to obesity among children and adolescents: Current understanding and implications. Am J Lifestyle Med. 2014. doi: 10.1177/1559827614533911. 41. Robinson JC, *Carson TL, *Johnson ER, Hardy CM, Shikany JM, Green E, Willis LM, Marron JV, Jr, Li Y, Lee CH, ±Baskin ML. Assessing environmental support for better health: Active living opportunity audits to decrease cancer disparities in rural communities in the Deep South. Prev Med. 2014; 66: 28–33. PMCID: 4138048. doi: 10.1016/j.ypmed.2014.05.021. 42. Bennett GG, Steinberg DM, Stoute C, Lanpher M, Lane I, Askew S, Foley PB, Baskin ML. Electronic health (eHealth) interventions for weight management among racial/ethnic minority adults: A systematic review. Obes Rev. 2014; 15(suppl 4): 146–485. doi: 10.1111/obr.12218. 43. *Johnson ER, *Carson TL, Affuso O, Hardy CM, ±Baskin M. Relationship between social support and body mass index among overweight and obese African American women in the rural Deep South, 2011–2013. Prev Chronic Dis. 2014. PMCID: PMC4279865. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.5888/pcd11.140340. 44. *Thind H, *Goldsby TU, Dulin-Keita A, ±Baskin ML. Cultural beliefs and physical activity among African American adolescents. Am J Health Behav. 2015; 39(2): 285–294. doi: 10.5993/AJHB.39.2.15. 45. *Carson TL, Desmond R, Hardy S, Townsend S, Young L, Ard JD, Meneses K, Partridge EE, ±Baskin ML. A study of the relationship between food group recommendations and perceived stress: Findings from black women living in the Deep South. J Obes. 2015. Article ID: 203164. doi: 10.1155/2015/203164. 46. Baskin ML, Dulin-Keita A, *Thind H, *Godsey E. Social and cultural environment factors influencing physical activity among African American adolescents. J Adolesc Health. 2015; 56(5): 536–542. doi: 10.1016/j.jadohealth.2015.01.012. 47. Joseph RP, Dutton GR, Cherrington A, Fontaine K, Baskin M, Casazza K, Lorch D, Allison JJ, Durant NH. Feasibility, acceptability, and characteristics associated with adherence and completion of a culturally relevant internet-enhanced physical activity pilot intervention for overweight and obese young African American women enrolled in college. BMC Res Notes. 2015; 8: 209. [PMCID: In progress] doi: 10.1186/s13104-015-1159-z.

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48. Partridge EE, Hardy C, Baskin ML, Fouad M, Willis L, James G, Wynn T. Shifting community based participatory infrastructure from education/outreach to research: Challenges and solutions. Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action. 2015; 9(suppl): 33–39. [PMCID: In progress] 49. Umstattd MR, Moore JB, Abildso C, Edwards MB, Gamble A, Baskin ML. Rural active living: A call to action. J Public Health Manag Pract. 2016; 22(5): E11–E20. PMCID: OMC4775464. 50. Lampard AM, Nishi A, Baskin ML, *Carson TL, Davison KK. The Activity Support Scale for Multiple Groups (ACTS-MG): Child-reported physical activity parenting in African American and non-Hispanic white families. Behav Med. 2016; 42(2): 112–119. PMCID: 25350015. 51. *Singleton CR, Baskin M, Levitan E, Sen B, Affuso E, Affuso O. Perceived barriers and facilitators of farm-to-consumer outlet usage among WIC participants in Alabama. J Hunger Environ Nutr. 2016; 12(2): 1–14. doi: 10.1080/19320248.2016.1157550. 52. *Singleton CR, Baskin M, Levitan E, Sen B, Affuso E, Affuso O. Farm-to-consumer retail outlet use, fruit & vegetable intake, and obesity status among WIC program participants in Alabama. Am J Health Behav. 2016; 40(4): 446–454. 53. *Sterling S, Bertrand B, Judd S, Baskin ML. Nut intake among overweight and obese African- American women in the rural South. Am J Health Behav. 2016; 40(5): 585–593. PMCID: PMC5052083. 54. Carson TL, Jackson BE, Nolan TS, Williams A, ±Baskin ML. Lower depression scores associated with greater weight loss among rural black women in a behavioral weight loss program [published online ahead of print Dec 1, 2016]. Transl Behav Med. [PMCID: In progress] doi: 10.1007/s13142-016-0452-2. 55. St-Onge M-P, Ard J, Baskin ML, Chiuve SE, Johnson HM, Kris-Etherton P, Varady, K. Meal timing and frequency: Implications for cardiovascular disease: A scientific statement from the American Heart Association [published online ahead of print Jan 30, 2017]. Circulation. doi: 10.1161/CIR.0000000000000476. 56. *Singleton CR, Opoku-Agyeman W, Affuso E, Baskin ML, Levitan E, Sen B, Affuso O. WIC cash value voucher redemption behavior in Jefferson County, Alabama, and its association with fruit and vegetable consumption [published online ahead of print Sep 26, 2017]. Am J Health Promot. [PMCID: In progress] doi: 10.1177/0890117117730807. 57. *Walsh A, Chewning J, Li X, Dai C., Whealan K, Madan-Swain A, Waterbor J, Baskin ML, Goldman F. Inferior outcomes for black children with high risk acute lymphoblastic leukemia and the impact of socioeconomic variables. Pediatr Blood Cancer. 2017; 64(2): 267–274. 58. Keith NR, Baskin ML, Wilhelm Stanis SA, Sallis JF. The 2016 Active Living Research Conference: Equity in active living. Prev Med. 2017; 95(suppl): S1–S3. 59. *Johnson ER, Affuso O, Levitan EB, Carson TL, ±Baskin ML. Body image and dissatisfaction among rural Deep South African American women in a weight loss intervention [published online ahead of print Feb 1, 2017]. J of Health Psychol. [PMCID: In progress] doi: 10.1177/1359105317694489. 60. *Sterling S, Judd S, Bertrand B, Carson TL, Chandler-Laney P, ±Baskin ML. Dietary patterns among overweight and obese African-American women living in the rural South [published online ahead of print Mar 9, 2017]. J Racial Ethn Health Disparities. [PMCID: In progress] doi: 10.1007/s40615-017-0351-3.

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61. Ard JD, Carson TL, Shikany JM, Hardy CM, Robinson JC, Williams AG, ±Baskin ML. Weight loss and improved metabolic outcomes amongst rural African American women in the Deep South: Six month outcomes from a community-based randomized trial. J Intern Med. 2017; 282(1): 102–113. [PMCID: In progress] doi: 10.1111/joim.12622. 62. *Sterling S, Judd S, Bertrand B, Carson TL, Chandler-Laney P, ±Baskin ML. Longitudinal analysis of nut-inclusive diets and BMI among overweight and obese African American women living in the rural South (US). Prev Chronic Dis. 2017; 14: E82. PMCID: PMC5609494.

Manuscripts Already Published: Non-Peer-Reviewed 1. Baskin ML, Braithwaite RL, Eldred L, Glassman M. Introduction to the special supplement: Prevention with Persons Living with HIV. AIDS Education and Prevention. 2005; 17(suppl A): 1–5. doi: 10.1521/aeap.17.2.1.58698.

Manuscripts in Press 1. Oates G, Scarinci I, Baskin ML, Bateman L, Phillips J, Fouad MN. Determinants of obesity in two urban communities: Perceptions and community-driven solutions. Ethn Dis.

Manuscripts Submitted but Not Yet Accepted (Peer-Reviewed) 1. Baskin ML, Hardy S, Townsend SR, Young LM, Hardy CM, Ard JD, Menses K, Partridge E. Identifying influences on dietary intake among black women in the Deep South. 2. Baskin ML, Meyer RU, Salazar CL, Jukkala A. Evidence-based strategies to reduce child obesity in rural communities: A systematic review. 3. Odoms-Young A, Baskin ML, Hemphill NO, Thompson J, Ellis S. DiSantis KI, Grier SA, Lassiter V, Kumanyika SK. Food marketing in black communities: Perspectives of local food retailers and policymakers.

Manuscripts in Preparation 1. Young L, Hardy S, Hubbell A, Townsend S, Baskin ML. Use of an automated 24-hour dietary recall tool with African American women living in the Deep South.

Books and Book Chapters 1. Kaslow NJ, Wood KA, Loundy M. A cultural perspective on families across the life cycle: Family patters, assessment, and intervention. In: Belar CD, ed. Diversity in Clinical Psychology. London: Elsevier Science; 1998:173–205. 2. Kaslow NJ, Baskin ML, Wyckoff SC. A biopsychosocial treatment approach to working with depressed children and adolescents. In: Lebow J, ed. Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy. Vol. 4. New York: John Wiley and Sons; 2002:31–58. 3. Resnicow K, Baskin ML, Rahotep S, Periasamy S, Rollnick S. Motivational interviewing in health promotion and behavioral medicine. In: Cox WM, Klinger E, eds. Handbook of Motivational Counseling: Motivating People for Change. Chichester, UK: John Wiley and Sons; 2003:457–476. 4. Baskin ML, Taylor RC, Resnicow K. A multidimensional approach to the prevention and treatment of obesity in children and adolescents. In: Ling PR, ed. Focus on Obesity Research. New York: Nova Biomedical Books; 2005:23–49. 5. Baskin ML. Psychologists in public health. In: Morgan RD, Kuther TL, Habben CJ, eds. Life after Graduate School in Psychology. New York: Psychology Press; 2005:241–255.

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6. Baskin ML. Self-esteem. In: Encyclopedia of Multicultural Psychology. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications; 2006:420. 7. Baskin ML, Odoms-Young A, Kumanyika S, Ard J. Nutrition and obesity. In: Braithwaite R, Taylor S, Treadwell A, eds. Health Issues in the Black Community. 3rd ed. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass; 2009:431–460. 8. Allison DB, Baskin ML, eds. Handbook of Assessment Methods for Obesity and Eating Behaviors, Related Problems, and Weight: Measures, Theory, and Research. 2nd ed. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications; 2009. 9. Allison DB, Baskin ML. Introduction. In: Allison DB, Baskin ML, eds. Handbook of Assessment Methods for Obesity and Eating Behaviors, Related Problems, and Weight: Measures, Theory, and Research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publishing; 2009:vii–xiv. doi: 10.1080/10640266.2011.584818.

Published Peer-Reviewed Abstracts 1. Baskin ML, Resnicow K, Taylor RC. Obesity intervention among African-American adolescent girls: Lessons learned so far from Go Girls II. Obes Res. 2003; 11: A142. doi: 10.1016/S0031- 3955(05)70355-2. 2. Resnicow K, Baskin ML, Taylor RC. Obesity prevention for African-American adolescent girls: Outcomes from Go Girls II. Obes Res. 2004; 12: A142. doi:10.1016/S0031-3955(05)70355-2. 3. *Wilkes A, Baskin ML, Bernhardt J, Resnicow K. Two-way pagers as a motivational and educational tool in a nutrition and physical activity intervention. Ann Behav Med. 2005; 29(suppl): S083. 4. *Fitzpatrick S, Baskin ML, Ard J, Franklin F, Allison D. Barriers to consuming fruits and vegetables in families with 6–11 year olds. Obes Res. 2005; 13: A61. 5. Baskin ML, Taylor RC, McCarty F, Resnicow K. Psychosocial outcomes from an obesity prevention for African American adolescent girls. Obes Res. 2005; 13: A19. 6. *Smith BM, *Malpede CZ, *Worley CB, *Mitchell QP, ±Baskin ML. Fruit, vegetable and fat consumption in African-American urban middle school students. JADA. 2006; 106(8): A40. doi: 10.10/j.jada.2006.05.268. 7. Jefferson W, Feucht JC, *Cox TL, Green L, Hubbert K, *Malpede CZ, Baskin M, Ard J. A culturally appropriate pilot intervention for hypertensive African Americans based on the DASH diet. Obes. 2006; 14(9): A220. 8. *Cox TL, Malpede CZ, Ard J, Allison D, Franklin F, ± Baskin M. Perceived body image in African American girls after an obesity prevention pilot. Obes. 2006; 14(9): A226. 9. Baskin M, *Cox TL, *Fitzpatrick S, *Malpede CZ, Ard J, Franklin F, Allison D. Primary outcomes of a pilot obesity prevention intervention for African American 8–10 year old girls and their mothers. Obes. 2006; 17(9): A241. 10. Baskin M, *Fitzpatrick S, Franklin F, Feese M, Nicklas T, Hughes S, Shewchuk R. Body mass index (BMI) and child temperament: Ethnic and gender differences among 3 and 4 year olds. Obes. 2006; 14(9): A188. 11. Baskin M, Allison D. Is participation in physical education classes protective against childhood obesity? Obes. 2006; 14(9): A184. 12. Hughes SO, Baskin M, Shewchuk R, Franklin R, Nicklas T. Impact of the shared permissive feeding environment on Head Start children. Ann Behav Med. 2007; 33(suppl): S186.

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13. Baskin M, *Worley C, †Egorshin V, †Beisher LA, †Moore B, Franklin F. Childhood obesity prevention in a community health center: Outcomes and lessons learned from a pilot project. Obes. 2007; 17(supp 2): S151. 14. Davison KK, Baskin M, *Cox TL, Thomas O, Sarfoh VS. Revising the Activity Support Scale for use with African American families. Med Sci Sports Exercise. 2009; 41(suppl 5): S68. doi: 10.1249/01.mss.0000353559.98921.e8. 15. Grier S, Baskin M, Rohm-Young D, †Matthews E, †Williams R, Carter-Edwards L, †Gidson K, Odoms-Young A, †Holland L, †Watkins A, †Wroten J. Methods for studying African American responses to targeted food marketing as an influence on obesity: Community-partnered approaches. Obes. 2009; 17(supp 2): S151. 16. *Wingo BC, Ard JD, Baskin ML, Evans R, Grimley DM, Roy J, Snyder S. Fear-avoidance beliefs and exercise among overweight and obese adults Obes. 2010; 18(suppl 2): S21. doi: 10.1080/2159676X.2011.572994. 17. Affuso O, Johnson ER, Baskin ML. Common ground: A pilot study to improve the obesogenic environment of an after school program for girls. Obes. 2010; 18(suppl 2): S25. 18. Dulin-Keita A, *Thind H, *Godsey E, Baskin ML. The relationship between neighborhood disorder and perceived weight status among African American adolescents. Ann of Behav Med. 2011; 41(suppl): S215. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-440. 19. Baskin ML, Hardy S, Menses K, Ard JD. Why do African-American living in the Deep South eat what they eat? Obes Soc. 2011; 19(suppl 1): S59. 20. Baskin ML, Hardy S, Desmond R, Townsend SR, Ard J, Hardy CM, Meneses K. Dietary intake of African-American women living in the Deep South. Obes. 2012; 20(suppl): S187. 21. Baskin ML, Hardy CM, Lee CH, Williams A, Partridge EE. Retention of African American women in a community-based weight loss trial in the rural Deep South. Ann Behav Med. 2015; 49(suppl): S151. 22. Baskin ML, Hardy CM, Li Y, Partridge EE, James G, Willis L. Multilevel intervention for weight loss among African American women in the rural Deep South. Ann Behav Med. 2015; 49(suppl): S159.

Poster Sessions 1. Baskin ML, Resnicow K, Taylor RC. Obesity prevention for African American adolescent girls: Baseline findings Go Girls II. Poster session presented at: 111th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association; 2003; Toronto, Canada. doi: 10.1016/S0031- 3955(05)7070355-2. 2. Baskin ML, Ard J, Lyles T, Murdock M, Franklin F. Implementing a health education and physical education program at an urban middle school. Poster presented at: International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health Association; 2005; Philadelphia, PA. 3. *Malpede CZ, *Parham Q, *Smith B, *Worley C, ±Baskin ML. Implementing a health education and physical education program at an urban middle school. Poster session presented at: International Congress on Physical Activity and Public Health; 2006; Atlanta, GA. 4. Baskin ML, LaGory M, Hwang S-S, Gary L, Wallace G, Yancey A, †Gross F, †Maxwell T, †Hewitt T. If you build it, will they come? Interactive effects of social/cultural factors and the built environment on physical activity among African-American youth. Poster session presented at: Active Living Research Conference; 2009; San Diego, CA.

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5. Affuso O, Johnson ER, Baskin ML. Common ground: A pilot study to improve the obesogenic environment of an afterschool program for girls. Poster session presented at: Obesity Society Annual Scientific Meeting; 2010; San Diego, CA. 6. *Wingo BC, Ard JD, Baskin ML, Evans RR, Grimely DM, Roy J, Synder S. Fear-avoidance beliefs and exercise among overweight and obese adults. Poster session presented at: Obesity Society Annual Scientific Meeting; 2010; San Diego, CA. 7. Baskin ML, *Cox TL, Williams R, Ard JD. Do you see what I see? Caregiver perceptions of the food marketing environment contributing to childhood obesity. Poster session presented at: 5th Annual Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Symposium; 2010; Birmingham, AL. doi: 10.1017/S1368980013001766. 8. *Walsh A, Yu F, Madan-Swain A, Whelan K, Baskin ML. Disparities in patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia: Patients at the Children’s Hospital in Birmingham, Alabama. Poster session presented at: 5th Annual Minority Health and Health Disparities Research Symposium; 2010; Birmingham, AL. 9. Baskin ML, *Cox T, Williams R, Ard JD. Food environments contributing to caloric overconsumption among African American children in Birmingham, Alabama: Caregiver perceptions. Poster session presented at: American Public Health Association annual meeting; 2010; Denver, CO. 10. Baskin ML, Keita A, *Thind H, *Godsey E. Social and cultural environments influencing physical activity among African American adolescents. Poster session presented at: Active Living Research Annual Conference; 2011; San Diego, CA. 11. Walsh A, Baskin ML, Altekruse S. Insurance status does not explain persistently poor outcomes in the black and Hispanic children diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Poster session presented at: American Society of Pediatric Hematology and Oncology Conference; 2011; Baltimore, MD. 12. Baskin ML, Hardy S, Townsend S. Sociocultural influences on dietary intake among black women in the Deep South. Poster session presented at: 6th Annual UAB Disparities Research Symposium; 2011; Birmingham, AL. 13. *Godsey E, *Thind H, Heckman H, Townsend S, Baskin ML. Availability of recreational resources in minority and low-income status areas. Poster session presented at: 6th Annual UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium; 2011; Birmingham, AL. 14. *Godsey E, *Thind H, *Heckman H, Townsend S, Baskin ML. Availability of recreational resources by neighborhood race/ethnicity. Poster session presented at: Active Living Research Annual Conference; 2012; San Diego, CA. 15. Townsend S, Thompson J, Baskin ML. Youth-led consumer advocacy strategies to combat childhood obesity. Poster session presented at: UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium; 2012; Birmingham, AL. 16. Hardy S, Desmond R, Townsend S, Young L, Ruiter M, Ard J, Meneses K, Baskin ML. Dietary intake of African American women living in the Deep South. Poster session presented at: UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium; 2012; Birmingham, AL. 17. Young L, Hardy S, Townsend S, Hubbell A, Hardy C, Baskin ML. Use of an automated 24-hour dietary recall tool with African American women living in the Deep South. Poster session presented at: UAB Healthy Disparities Research Symposium; 2012; Birmingham, AL.

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18. Wooten M, Townsend S, Williams M, Baskin M. Community-level barriers and facilitators to active living among African Americans living in rural areas in the Deep South. Poster session presented at: Active Living Research; 2013; San Diego, CA. 19. Keita AK, *Thind HK, Affuso O, Baskin ML. The associations of perceived neighborhood disorder and physical activity with obesity among African American adolescents. Poster session presented at: Public Health Research Day, Brown University; 2013; Providence, RI. doi: 10.1186/1471-2458-13-440. 20. *Carson TL, Jackson BE, Kumar R, Lefkowitz EJ, Morrow C, Baskin ML. Black and white women display differences in abundances of colorectal cancer associated gut microbial taxa. Poster session presented at: 39th Annual Meeting of the American Society of Preventive Oncology; 2015; Birmingham, AL. 21. Carson TL, Jackson BE, Kumar R, Lefkowitz EJ, Morrow C, Baskin ML. Combination of weight and stress are associated with abundances of gut microbes. Poster session presented at: Obesity Society Annual Meeting; 2015 November; Los Angeles, CA.

Oral Presentations 1. Wright D, Kirkscey M, Loundy M, Kee L, Phillips A. Gender: The forgotten element in practicum training. Paper presented at: Conference of the Southern Regional Chapter of the Association for Women in Psychology; 1994; Hilton Head, SC. 2. Loundy M. Building self-confidence through student involvement. Paper presented at: 11th Annual Minority Advising Program/Minority Recruitment Officers Conference; 1995; Valdosta, GA. 3. Wright D, Loundy M, Wood E. Assessing the needs of African-American women enrolled in graduate school. Paper presented at: 2nd Annual Conference of the Southern Regional Chapter of the Association for Women in Psychology; 1995; Hilton Head, SC. 4. Loundy M. Interactions between African American graduate students and African American faculty; Reactions and reflections: A student response. Paper presented at: 2nd Annual Conference of the Southern Regional Chapter of the Association for Women in Psychology; 1996; Hilton Head, SC. 5. Collins M, Brown F, Loundy M, Dickman L, Hsu L, Eckman J, Kaslow N. Challenges implementing psychosocial interventions with pediatric sickle cell patients. Paper presented at: National Sickle Cell Program; 1996; Mobile, AL. 6. Chung YB, Loundy MR, Case AB. Current issues in the career development of black males. Paper presented at: National Career Development Association Conference; 1997; Daytona Beach, FL. 7. Chung YB, Case AB, Loundy MR. Supervision experience of practicum counselors. Paper presented at: 105th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association; 1997; Chicago, IL. 8. Loundy MR, Wright DJ. The role of a racial identity in African American psychosocial development. Paper presented at: 105th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association; 1997; Chicago, IL. 9. Baskin ML, Collins MH, Hsu L, Gee Platt A, Kaslow NJ. A psychoeducational peer group intervention for adolescents with sickle cell disease. Paper presented at: 7th Florida Conference on Child Health Psychology; 1999; Gainesville, FL.

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10. Chung YB, Baskin ML, Mustifa S. Ethnic identity and career motivation among black high school students. Paper presented at: 107th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association; 1999; Boston, MA. 11. Baskin ML, Braithwaite R, Hammett T, Booker C. Multi-site evaluation of CDC/HRSA prevention in HIV-infected persons (PHIP) demonstration projects. Paper presented at: 109th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association; 2001; San Francisco, CA. 12. Baskin ML, Resnicow K. Obesity among African American children and adolescents: Why target, why tailor? Paper presented at: 129th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2001; Atlanta, GA. 13. Baskin ML, Braithwaite R, Hammett T, Ward M. Implementing HIV prevention in correctional facilities: Addressing the service needs of arrestees and short-term detainees. Paper presented at: 129th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2001; Atlanta, GA. 14. Baskin ML, Taylor RC, Resnicow K. Body image perceptions among overweight African- American adolescent girls. Paper presented at: 112th Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association; 2004; Honolulu, HI. 15. Baskin ML. Barriers to fruit and vegetable consumption among African American and Caucasian families with young children. Paper presented at: UAB Minority Research Day; 2005; Birmingham, AL. 16. Ard J, Desmond R, *Fitzpatrick S, Faulk L, Franklin F, Allison D, Baskin ML. Effect of fruit and vegetable cost on availability in a multiethnic sample. Paper presented at: Experimental Biology and XXXV International Congress of Physiological Sciences Annual Meeting; 2005; San Diego, CA. 17. *Fitzpatrick S, Baskin ML, Ard J, Lyles T, Murdock M, Franklin F. African American children may have increased macronutrient variety compared to white children. Paper presented at: 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2005; Philadelphia, PA. 18. Resnicow K, Baskin ML. Motivational interviewing in medical, public health, and health promotion settings. Paper presented at: 114th Convention of the American Psychological Association; 2006; New Orleans, LA. 19. Baskin ML, †Egorshin V, †Beisher LA, *Mitchell Q, *Worley C, *Maclin J, *Mitchell J. Childhood obesity intervention at the Chris McNair Health Center. Paper presented at: 134th Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Public Health Association; 2006; Boston, MA. 20. Baskin ML, Schoenberger Y-M, Scarinci I, Hardy C, Shelton M. Factors associated with retention of African American women in a community walking program. Paper presented at: National Cancer Institute’s Cancer Health Disparities Summit; 2008; Bethesda, MD. 21. *Stephens T, Richardson S, Hardy C, Baskin ML. Measuring physical activity environments associated with cancer prevention and control in rural communities in Alabama. Oral presentation at: Minority Health and Health Disparities Center Summit Institute; 2011; Birmingham, AL. 22. Baskin ML, Keita A, *Thind H, *Godsey E. Social and cultural environments influencing physical activity among African American adolescents. Oral presentation at: 6th Annual UAB Health Disparities Research Symposium; 2011; Birmingham, AL. 23. Kumanyika SK, Disantis K, Grier S, Baskin ML, Carter-Edwards L, Odoms-Young A, Rohm- Young A, Lassiter V. Price-related influences and trade-offs on food purchasing and consumption in African Americans: A multi-site qualitative analysis. Oral presentation at: 140th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2011; Washington, DC.

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24. Baskin M, Gary L, Affuso O, *Thind H, Townsend S, *Heckman H. Predictors of moderate-to- vigorous physical activity in African American young adolescents. Oral plenary presentation at: Active Living Research Annual Conference; 2012; San Diego, CA. doi:10.1007/s12160-012- 9437-7. 25. Baskin ML, Taylor D, Townsend G, Bond J, Smedley B. Place matters for health in Jefferson County, Alabama: The status of health equity 50 years after the Civil Rights Movement of 1963. Oral presentation at: 142nd APHA Annual Meeting and Exposition; 2014; New Orleans, LA. 26. Umstattd Meyer MR, Abildso C, Baskin ML, Edwards M, Gamble A, Moore JB. Rural active living: A call to action. Oral presentation at: 12th Active Living Research Annual Conference; 2015; San Diego, CA. 27. Baskin ML, Revell E, Howard D, Taylor D, Townsend G, Botchwey N, Washington T. Integrating public health and health equity into comprehensive planning: Developing the North Birmingham Community Framework Plan. Oral presentation at: 143rd APHA Annual Meeting and Exposition; 2015; Chicago, IL. 28. Baskin ML. Addressing cardiovascular health in pregnancy in diverse populations. Oral presentation at: Scientific Sessions of the American Heart Association; 2017; Anaheim, CA.

Invited Lectures, Workshops and National Postgraduate Courses and Meetings at Other Universities 1. Baskin ML. How do communities affect childhood obesity? Lecture at: American Medical Association Working Group on Managing Childhood Obesity: Reducing Racial/Ethnic Disparities; 2003; Chicago, IL. 2. Baskin ML. The who, what, when and why of obesity among African Americans. Keynote address at: Jean Elaine Mills African-American Health Symposium: Obesity in African Americans: Causes and Cures. Eastern Carolina University and the Eastern AHEC; 2006; Greenville, NC. 3. Baskin ML. Obesity among African Americans: Challenges and opportunities. Lecture at: The 34th Annual Conference of the National Organization for the Professional Advancement of Black Chemists and Chemical Engineers; 2007; Orlando, FL. 4. Baskin ML. One size does not fit all: Within group differences among children and adolescents. Lecture at: The 3rd Invited Workshop of the African American Collaborative Research Network; 2008; Philadelphia, PA. 5. Baskin ML. Cultural competence 201: Out of the classroom, into the community. Keynote address at: Tulane-Xavier NCI Cancer Health Disparities Grant (P20) Annual Retreat; 2009; New Orleans, LA. 6. Baskin ML. Reducing obesity among African Americans: Possibility or pipe dream? Lecture at: Tulane University, Department of Psychology; 2009, March; New Orleans, LA. 7. Baskin ML. Using social movements to address obesity in America. Keynote address at: Race in America: Restructuring Inequality National Conference; 2010; Pittsburgh, PA. 8. Baskin ML. Food justice: Implementing a movement. Keynote address at: The Friedman Student Research Conference, Tufts University; 2011; Boston, MA. 9. Baskin ML. Childhood obesity: Strategies to prevent future chronic diseases (cancer, heart disease, diabetes). Keynote address at: Health Outcomes among Children and Families Living in Rural Communities: A Trans-Agency Conference. National Institutes of Health; 2011; Bethesda, MD.

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10. Baskin ML. Community-based participatory to reduce cancer disparities: Promises and pitfalls. Keynote address at: The Health Equity Series. School of Public Health, University of Michigan; 2012; Ann Arbor, MI. 11. Baskin ML. Community-based participatory research: A key to eliminating cancer disparities. Keynote address at: The Maya Angelou Center for Health Equity Cancer Prevention and Control Program and Cancer Health Disparities Advisory Group Seminar. Wake Forest School of Medicine; 2013; Winston-Salem, NC. 12. Baskin ML. Cancer prevention in rural communities: Challenges and opportunities to decrease risk. Keynote address at: The Institute of Medicine National Cancer Policy Forum; 2015; Washington, DC. 13. Baskin ML. Marketing and media environment. Keynote address at: American Academy of Pediatrics Institute for Health Childhood Weight—Shaping the Health of the Next Generation: Early Obesity Prevention Policy Roundtable Series; 2015; Washington, DC. 14. Baskin ML. Culturally-relevant intervention with African American populations. Keynote address at: The NIDDK Workshop on Enhancing Opportunities in Addressing Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes Disparities. National Institutes of Health; 2017; Bethesda, MD. 15. Baskin ML. Rural cancer prevention and control: The road less traveled. Keynote address at: Understanding Definition of Rural/Rurality: Implications for Rural Cancer Control. National Cancer Institute; 2017; Rockville, MD.

Invited Lectures and Workshops at Local and Regional Courses and Meetings 1. Collins MH, Baskin M, Brown F, Bailey W. Psychoeducational intervention for pediatric sickle cell disease (SCD). Lecture presented at: Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia Sickle Cell Camp; 1998; Atlanta, GA. 2. Collins MH, Sirl K, Baskin M, Winters H, Shaw S. Georgia Comprehensive Sickle Cell Disease Center psychological services. Lecture presented at: Transfusion and Chelation Conference for Patients and Families served by the Georgia Comprehensive Sickle Cell Center; 1998; Atlanta, GA. 3. Collins MH, Sirl K, Baskin M, Winters H, Shaw S. Pediatric psychology at the Georgia Comprehensive Sickle Cell Disease Center. Lecture presented at: Georgia School of Professional Psychology; 1998; Atlanta, GA. 4. Celano M, Baskin ML. Cross-cultural psychiatry series: Child and family therapy from the cultural psychiatry perspective. Lecture presented at: Emory University School of Medicine, Psychiatry Resident Program; 2000; Atlanta, GA. 5. Baskin ML. Obesity prevention for African American adolescent girls. Lecture presented at: Morehouse School of Medicine Social Epidemiology Research Division Cardiovascular Research Institute; 2004; Atlanta, GA. 6. Baskin ML. Preventing and treating obesity: Behavioral change strategies. Continuing Education Workshop presented at: Healthy Alabama Nutrition and Fitness Coalition Inc. Conference; 2004; Birmingham, AL. 7. Baskin ML. Healthy eating. Lecture presented at: Healthy Grandparents Support Group; 2005; Tuscaloosa, AL. 8. Baskin ML. Obesity/nutrition issues with low-income African American families. Lecture presented at: Jefferson County Committee on Economic Opportunity; 2005; Birmingham, AL.

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9. Baskin ML. Exploring opportunities for partnership for healthier weight among children. Lecture presented at: Birmingham YMCA; 2005; Birmingham, AL. 10. Baskin ML. Healthy alternatives to junk foods. Lecture presented at: UAB School of Medicine Annual Medical Student Health and Safety Fair; 2005; Birmingham, AL. 11. Baskin ML. Does it really matter what I eat and how physically active I am? Lecture presented at: Birmingham Urban League: Youth Empowerment Program; 2005; Birmingham, AL. 12. Baskin ML. Breaking the cycle: High blood pressure and overweight. Lecture presented at: Tabernacle Baptist Church; 2005; Birmingham, AL. 13. Baskin ML. Obesity and youth. Lecture presented at: UAB School of Medicine, Leadership and Education in Adolescent Health Adolescent Research Roundtable; 2005; Birmingham, AL. 14. Baskin ML. Overweight and obesity in the US: How did we get so fat? Keynote address at: Alabama State Nurses Association Continuing Education Workshop; 2005; Birmingham, AL. 15. Baskin ML. Childhood obesity prevention in primary care settings. Lecture presented at: UAB Minority Health and Research Center Career Development Support Group Meeting (MSM/TU/UAB Video Conference Series); 2006; Birmingham, AL. 16. Baskin ML. What’s the BIG deal about diabetes and obesity? Lecture presented at: Ramsey High School; 2006; Birmingham, AL. 17. Baskin ML. Childhood obesity and dental care. Lecture presented at: Birmingham Dental Care Providers Group; 2006; Birmingham, AL. 18. Baskin ML. Determinants of obesity. Lecture presented at: Black Belt Institute for Public Health 3rd Annual Meeting; 2006; Livingston, AL. 19. Baskin ML. Preventing obesity among African Americans: One family at a time. Lecture presented at: New Hope Baptist Church; 2006; Birmingham, AL. 20. Baskin ML. Obesity prevention among African American females: Trick or treat? Lecture presented at: UAB Clinical Nutrition Research Center; 2006; Birmingham, AL. 21. Baskin ML. Technology and childhood obesity. Lecture presented at: Jefferson County Health Department Pediatric Nurses Continuing Education Conference; 2007; Birmingham, AL. 22. Baskin ML. The secret to success: Healthy eating and active living. Lecture presented at: Twenty-Second Avenue Baptist Church Youth Conference; 2007; Birmingham, AL. 23. Baskin ML. Understanding and addressing health disparities in nutrition and obesity. Lecture presented at: Alabama Dietetic Association Annual Meeting; 2008; Birmingham, AL. 24. Baskin ML. Collaborative solutions to health disparities. Lecture presented at: Health Action Summit; 2008; Birmingham, AL. 25. Baskin M. Diet, physical activity and health: What’s the 4-1-1? Lecture presented at: Deep South Network for Cancer Control and Prevention, Greene County WALK Anniversary; 2008; Eutaw, AL. 26. Baskin ML. Unequal burden: Social and health disparities in minority women in Alabama. Lecture presented at: Alabama Department of Public Health [live satellite conference]; 2010 May; Montgomery, AL. 27. Baskin ML. Community-based cancer research. Lecture presented at: Morehouse School of Medicine/Tuskegee University/University of Alabama at Birmingham Partnership Summer Cancer Research Training Program; 2010; Birmingham, AL.

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28. Baskin ML. Community-based participatory research: An introduction. Lecture presented: Congregations for Public Health Inc. Congregational Neighborhood Health Ministry One Mile Radius Pastor’s Meeting; 2010; Birmingham, AL. 29. Baskin ML. Obesity and cancer prevention. Lecture presented at: Deep South Network Komen Community Health Advisor Institute; 2010; Birmingham, AL. 30. Baskin ML. Unequal burden: Social and health disparities in Alabama. Lecture presented at: Birmingham Junior League Health Impact Orientation; 2010; Birmingham, AL. 31. Baskin ML. Community-based cancer research. Lecture presented at: Summer Cancer Research Training Program; 2011; Birmingham, AL. 32. Baskin ML. Community-based cancer research. Lecture presented at: Morehouse School of Medicine/Tuskegee University/University of Alabama at Birmingham Partnership Summer Cancer Research Training Program; 2012; Birmingham, AL. 33. Baskin ML. Obesity prevention across the lifespan: More than just eat less, move more. Lecture presented at: The 7th Annual Daniel S. Blumenthal Public Health Summit. Morehouse School of Medicine; 2013; Atlanta, GA. 34. Baskin ML. Place matters for health in Jefferson County. Lecture presented at: Health Action Partnership Annual Meeting; 2013; Birmingham, AL. 35. Baskin ML. The state of health equity in Jefferson County. Lecture presented at: Healthy Community Day, Leadership Birmingham; 2013; Birmingham, AL. 36. Baskin ML. The state of health equity in Jefferson County. Lecture presented at: Environmental Protection Agency Region 4 North Birmingham Coalition Meeting; 2013; Birmingham, AL. 37. Baskin ML. The role of place in health. Lecture presented at: City of Birmingham Planning Commission Meeting; 2014; Birmingham, AL. 38. Baskin ML. Community-based cancer research: A key to eliminating cancer disparities. Lecture presented at: Morehouse School of Medicine/Tuskegee University/University of Alabama at Birmingham Partnership Summer Cancer Research Training Program; 2014; Birmingham, AL. 39. Baskin ML. Disseminating behavioral intervention: What happens when research meets the real world? Keynote address at: The 63rd Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Psychological Association; 2017; Atlanta, GA. 40. Baskin ML. A strategic approach to improving healthcare diversity. Panelist at: The 6th Annual Conference of the Alabama Association of Higher Education Diversity Officers; 2017; Birmingham, AL. 41. Baskin ML. Understanding disparities in health. Keynote address at: Healthy Community Day, Leadership Birmingham; 2017; Birmingham, AL. 42. Baskin ML. Advancing health equity as a human right. Keynote address at: UAB Community Month: Third Annual Reflection on Civil and Human Rights Lecture Series; 2018; Birmingham, AL.

MISCELLANEOUS: 1. Baskin ML. Childhood obesity. Your Community, Your Health talk show [live broadcast]. Birmingham, AL: WJLD radio station; 2004. 2. Baskin ML. Preventing and treating childhood obesity. Healthy Lifestyles Hotline [live broadcast]. Daytona Beach, FL: DBC Public Broadcasting, Channel 15; 2008.

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3. Baskin ML. Childhood obesity in the African American community. Cocoa Mode in the Eagles Nest [live broadcast]. XM Radio Channel 169; 2008. 4. Jefferson County Place Matters and Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies. Place Matters for Health in Jefferson County, Alabama: The Status of Health Equity on the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Movement in Birmingham, Alabama, A Special Report. Washington, DC: Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies; 2013. Available at: http://www.nationalcollaborative.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/PLACE-MATTERS-for-Health- in-Jefferson-County.pdf 5. Advancing Health Equity Priority Group. Advancing Health Equity in Jefferson County [video]. 2016. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H-wHhujHosU.

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