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ANNETTE MARIE LA GRECA CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL INFORMATION Department of Psychology P.O. Box 249229 University of Miami Coral Gables, FL 33124-0721 (305) 284-9146; (305) 284-4795 (fax) Email: [email protected] Internet: www.psy.miami.edu/Faculty/ALaGreca/ PLACE OF BIRTH: New York, New York FL STATE LICENSE #: PSY 3005 ABPP: Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology (2003) EDUCATION B.S. Fordham University, Bronx, New York. Degree awarded Summa cum laude. Major fields: Psychology and Mathematics. M.S. Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. Major field: Clinical Psychology. Ph.D. Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana. Major: Clinical Psychology--APA Accredited Program. Related Area: Cognitive - Developmental. Special Concentration: Quantitative Methods. HONORS AND AWARDS 2014 Distinguished Career Award, APA Division 53 (Society Clinical Child and Adolescent Psych) 2013 Distinguished Professor of Psychology (Endowed Professorship), University of Miami 2013 Purdue Distinguished Women Scholar, Purdue University 2012 Fellow, Association for Psychological Science, Academy of Behavioral Medicine 2008 APA Presidential Citation, for Outstanding Contributions to Science, Practice, and Education Within the Fields of Clinical-Child and Pediatric Psychology. 2007-2009 Cooper Fellow, College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Award, University of Miami 2007 International Scholar Award, Australian Rotary Health Research Fund 2006 Provost’s Scholarly Activity Award, University of Miami 2004 Charles Spielberger EMPathy Award, APA, Division 12 (Society of Clinical Psychology) 2003 Martin P. Levin Mentoring Award, APA, Division 54 (Society of Pediatric Psychology) 2002 Special Acknowledgement, Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy, for Professional Contributions in Response to the Terrorist Events of Sept. 11, 2001 2002 Phi Kappa Phi, Honorary Member, University of Miami 2002 Charter Fellow, APA, Division 53 (Society of Clinical Child Psychology) 2001 Charter Fellow, APA, Division 54 (Society of Pediatric Psychology) 1997 Logan Wright Distinguished Research Award, Society of Pediatric Psychology, APA Division 54 1994 Nominated by University of Miami, Carnegie Foundation, Professor of the Year 1993 Excellence in Teaching, Graduate Advisory Group, University of Miami 1991 Lee Salk Distinguished Service Award, Society of Pediatric Psychology, APA Division 54 1991 Fellow, American Psychological Association (APA), Divisions 12 and 38 1 HONORS AND AWARDS (continued) 1984 Who's Who in the South and Southwest 1983 Phi Beta Kappa, Charter Member, University of Miami 1981 Outstanding Young Women of America PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Present Position Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Pediatrics (2013 – present) Professor of Psychology and Pediatrics (1986 – present) Director of Clinical Training (Spring 2000 – present) 1986-2000 Director, Clinical-Child/Pediatric Health Programs (1982-2000) Director, Child Division (1987-2000) Department of Psychology, University of Miami 1984-1986 Director of Clinical Psychology Mailman Center for Child Development Department of Pediatrics, University of Miami 1982-1886 Associate Professor of Psychology and Pediatrics Coordinator of Clinical-Child/Pediatric Training Department of Psychology, University of Miami 1978-1982 Assistant Professor of Psychology and Pediatrics Department of Psychology, University of Miami GRANTS (Active support, past 20 years) National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, (NHLBI, HL 36588) Program Project on Psychophysiology and Cardiovascular Reactivity (N. Schneiderman, PI) Co-Investigator; 25% effort; and Co-Director of Project 3, Stress, reactivity, and glycemic control in diabetes. Award of over $1,000,000 in direct costs for the 5 years of Project 3. Dates: 6/86 - 5/91. BellSouth Foundation, Atlanta, GA. PI: Annette La Greca. Helping Children’s Adaptation Following Hurricane Andrew. Award of $60,000, direct costs. Dates: 4/93 - 6/95. Supplementary Award of $6,650. Dates: 7/94 - 6/95. National Institute of Mental Health (RO1 - MH48082). PI: Annette La Greca. Peer Relations, Peer Support, And Adjustment. Award of $358,190, direct costs. Dates: 8/93 - 8/96. National Institute of Mental Health, (Mental Health Training Grant: Jose Szapozcnik, PI). Role Of Friendships And Family Support As Moderators Of A Preventive Intervention’s Impact. Mentor: Annette La Greca Trainee: Nadia Lopez Award of $12,000, direct costs. Dates: 3/95 - 2/96. American Psychological Association, Dissertation Research Award Mentor: Annette M. La Greca Awardee: Mitchell Prinstein. Dates: 4/96 - 3/97. Amount = $500. Dutch National Research Federation A. La Greca, Co-investigator; Hans Koot, PI (Erasmus University, the Netherlands) Adolescents’ Adaptation To Insulin Dependent Diabetes Mellitus. Funding: 4/98 - 3/01. Amount: 349,000 guilders ($175,000 US). 2 BellSouth Foundation, Atlanta, GA. PI: Annette La Greca. Parents And Children: Coping In The Aftermath Of A National Disaster. Total Direct Costs: $25,000. Dates: 10/1/01-6/30/02 Fetzer Institute, Kalamazoo, Michigan PI: Annette La Greca. The Role Of Environmental Stress In The Etiology Of Type 1 Diabetes. Total Direct Costs: $89,177. Dates: 10/96 – 12/02 Supplemental: $11,000. Dates: 10/98 – 12/02 National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases Co-Investigator = A. La Greca. (PI = A. Delamater) Family Based Adherence Intervention For Childhood Diabetes. Total Direct Costs: $628,623. Dates: 4/1997 - 3/2003 National Institute of Child Health and Development, Training Grant, T32 HD07510 Co-Directors = A. La Greca, Alan Delamater Health Behavior Research In Minority Pediatric Populations Funding for Predoctoral Trainees: 5/98 – 4/03. Direct Costs: $390,650 over 5 years. Funding for Postdoctoral Trainees: 5/99 – 4/03. Direct Costs: $352,762 over 4 years. BellSouth Foundation, Atlanta, GA. PI: Annette La Greca. Keeping Children Safe: A Program To Help Children Cope With Community Violence. Total Direct Costs: $150,000. Dates: 2/00-12/03 SAMHSA, National Child Traumatic Stress Network Co-PI = Annette La Greca; PI = W. Silverman. Identifying Children At-Risk And Building Resiliency For Traumatic Events. Funding Period: June 2003 – May 2006 Total Direct Costs: $34,500. National Institute of Mental Health, RO1-MH070878 Co-PI = Annette La Greca, PI = Maria Llabre. Long-Term Effects Of War-Related Trauma In Children. Funding Period: 5/05 – 4/07. Direct Costs: $385,050 National Institute of Child Health and Development, RO1 HD044651 PI = N. Fox, U Maryland, Consortium PI = Heather Henderson Consultant = Annette La Greca The Effects Of Early Temperament On Social Behavior In Adolescence. Funding Period: 11/04 – 10/07. National Institute of Child Health and Development, Training Grant, T32 HD07510-06 Co-Directors = A. La Greca, A. Delamater. Health Behavior Research In Minority Pediatric Populations Funding Period: 7/1/03 - 6/30/08. Direct Costs: $225,918 per year; $1,129,590 over 5 years Research Education in Disaster Mental Health (REDMH), NIMH funded Training Grant Research Education for Disaster Mental Health PI = Fran Norris; Participating Faculty Mentor = Annette La Greca. Dates: 1/2004 – 12/2008 National Institute on Drug Abuse, R01 Co-PI = Annette La Greca, PI = C. Rowe (Psychiatry). Family Based Drug Services For Young Disaster Victims. Total Costs: $1,567,990. Dates: 5/2006 – 4/2010. National Institute of Child Health and Development, R21 Co-PI = Annette La Greca, PI = A. Delamater (Pediatrics). Improving Self Management In Minority Youth With Type 1 Diabetes. Total Direct Costs: $416,625. Funding Period: 4/30/07 – 3/31/10 Australian Research Council: Institute of Health and Welfare PI = Michael Sawyer (University of Adelaide, School of Medicine) Caregiver Time And The Mental Health Of Mothers Caring For Children With Chronic Disabilities Role on Project: Co-I. 5-year grant: 1/2006 – 12/2010 3 National Institute of Health, NRSA Grant, F31 Awardee: Rebecca Siegel. Social Functioning Of Youth With Symptoms Of Mania Primary Mentor: Annette M. La Greca. Funded: July 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009 University of Miami, Provost Research Award Children’s Risk And Resilience Following Natural Disasters: Genetic Vulnerability Role on Project: PI. Funding Period: June 1, 2010 – May 30, 2011 Funds: $8,476. National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, R03 Exploring CBT-DM’s Absolute And Relative Efficacy For Depressed T1DM Latino Youth Funding Period: 7/1/11 to 6/30/14. Total Funds: $550, 909. Role on Project: Consultant. PI = Eduardo Cumba, Univ Puerto Rico. ACTIVE GRANT SUPPORT AND SUBMISSIONS National Institute of Mental Health, R34 MH095959-03 Coping with Peer Victimization and Reducing Anxious/Depressed Symptoms Funding Period: 7/15/12 to 4/30/15. Direct Costs: $479,000 over 3 years; Total Costs: $691,981. Role on Project: Principal Investigator No Cost Extension: Until 4/30/16 Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Doctoral Foreign Study Award (#201210DFS-303899-191868) Peer Victimization and Adolescent Substance Use: Prospective Associations and Preliminary Impact of a Preventive PEERS Intervention. Funding Period: 8/15/13 to 11/14/15. Total Funds: $78,750 Role on Project: Primary Mentor. Awardee: Sherilynn F. Chan National Institute of Child Health and Development, Training Grant, 1T32HD087410-01 Health Behavior Research in Minority Pediatric Populations. Submitted: 6/9/15 Requested Funding Period: 7/1/16 - 6/30/21. Total Funds: $1,892,252 over 5 years. Role on Project: Co-Director. National Institute of Drug Abuse, Grant 11888903,