Table of Contents SPR ABOUT THE ANNUAL MEETING and SPR Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................... 3 Welcome from the President ............................................................................................ 7 Board of Directors .......................................................................................................... 9 Welcome from the Program Planning Committee Chair ................................................... 13 Program Committees ...................................................................................................... 14 About SPR ..................................................................................................................... 20 SPR Awards .................................................................................................................... 21 Celebrating 10 Years of Prevention Science ........................................................................ 23 MEETING PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES Preconference Workshops ................................................................................................. 25 Diversity Network Committee and DNC Meeting Activities .............................................. 35 ECPN and ECPN Meeting Activities ................................................................................ 39 Sloboda and Bukoski SPR Cup ......................................................................................... 42 Wednesday Highlights ...................................................................................................... 43 Thursday Highlights ........................................................................................................ 47 Friday Highlights ............................................................................................................. 53 Daily Schedule ................................................................................................................. 57 INDEXES Author Index (with e-mails) ............................................................................................ 105 Theme Index .................................................................................................................. 125 SPR Abstract Conflict of Interest Disclosure Statement Policy .......................................... 127 HELPFUL INFORMATION Continuing Education Credit .......................................................................................... 129 Presentation Instructions ................................................................................................. 131 2011 Call for Papers ....................................................................................................... 135 Grand Hyatt Denver, Floor Plans .................................................................................... 136 SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 1 SPR Blank ??? 2 SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 1 th Acknowledgements SPR The Board of Directors and the Executive Program Planning Committee of the Society for Prevention Research wish to express their sincere thanks for the generous support of the 18th Annual Meeting provided by our U.S. Department of Health and Human Service funders: National Institute on Drug Abuse National Cancer Institute National Institute of Mental Health National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism NIH, Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Institute on Child Health and Human Development National Heart Lung and Blood Institute 18SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 3 SPR Acknowledgements The SPR Board of Directors wishes to express its sincere thanks for the generous support provided to the Society throughout the year by the following members: Josipa Basic William Hansen Laurie Miller Brotman Gale Held Brenna Bry Carol Holtzapple William Bukoski Suellen Hopfer Felipe Gonzalez Castro Nicholas Ialongo Linda Collins Sharon Lambert Rebecca Cortes Jennifer Lewis Aria Crump David MacKinnon Susan David Carol Metzler James Derzon Brenda Miller Barry Donovan Willy-Tore Moerch J. Mark Eddy Jenae Neiderhiser Ruth Edwards Thomas Nochajski Elvira Elek Ron Prinz Dennis Embry Mark Reed John Ernst Ty Ridenour Daniel Feaster Mary Jane Rotheram Steven Feldgaier Irwin Sandler Diana Fishbein Zili Sloboda Veronica Friel Peggy Stephens Deborah Gorman-Smith Patrick Tolan John Graham Peter Toyinbo Kevin Haggerty Helene White 4 SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 JOIN YOUR FRIENDS & COLLEAGUES at the 9th ANNUAL SPR FUNDRAISING DANCE to benefit minority participant scholarships. Dance to the music of Mothers of Prevention featuring your favorite musicians & colleagues: Gil Botvin - trumpet and flugelhorn Brian Bumbarger - drums Celene Domitrovich - vocals Jim Emshoff - electric piano and vocals John Graham - guitar and vocals David Hawkins - acoustic guitar and vocals John Jimenez - lead guitar Randy Swaim - bass guitar Thursday, June 3, 2010 9:30 pm – 12:00 am Cost: $20, Students $10 SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 5 Linda M. Collins, President 6 SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 Welcome from the President SPR elcome to the 18th annual meeting of the Society in Translation of Prevention Science into Policy and Practice in the for Prevention Research. Jenae Neiderhiser and the President’s National Drug Control Strategy. A roundtable discus- WAnnual Meeting Program Planning Committee have sion follows the plenary. worked hard to create an outstanding program. On behalf of the membership and the Board I thank them for their commitment I’d like to point out that the awards ceremony will be held on to making this a stimulating conference. If you want to convey Wednesday evening (this is a departure from past scheduling). your appreciation to Jenae and the members of the program Immediately after the awards ceremony we will celebrate 10 years committee, look for attendees with white ribbons on their name of our journal Prevention Science. Be sure to attend and have a tags. In addition, the names of the program committee members piece of cake! are listed on page 14. One of the first events of the conference will be the NIDA Every year, the SPR annual meeting devotes special attention to International Poster Session on Tuesday evening, which is emergent and critical issues for the field of prevention science. now in its third year. You may want to attend the SPR Cup This year’s theme is Cells to Society: Prevention at All Levels. (Wednesday), which is always fun and exciting. The ECPN This theme recognizes the recent shift toward assessment of Steering Committee has developed a fine set of offerings aimed biomarkers for problem behaviors that have implications for at junior prevention scientists (page 40). This year the newly prevention. One example of this is the incorporation of advances established Diversity Network Committee has provided a list in neuroscience into prevention research. Several very interesting of the presentations that will discuss issues of ethnicity, culture, plenary sessions build on this theme: the first plenary session, diversity, and/or disparities (page 35). Epigenetics: Implications for Prevention Science; the second plenary session, Psychosocial and Environmental Influences on Brain And, do not miss the Annual Minority Scholarship Dance, to be Development and Psychopathology; and the third plenary session, held Thursday evening 9:30 pm—12:00 am. This year our own Brain Research in the Context of Adolescent Development Research: Mothers of Prevention will be playing! Implications for Prevention Policy Aimed at Reducing High-Risk Behaviors. If you are not a member of SPR, please consider joining. If you are a member of SPR, please consider becoming involved. Any A highlight of the annual meeting will be the Presidential Ple- SPR Board member (Board members are wearing navy ribbons) nary Address to be delivered by Dr. Tom McLellan, the Deputy can give you suggestions for ways you can contribute. Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy (OND- CP). Tom has been responsible for revitalizing prevention efforts Best regards, in ONDCP, and he has given SPR a warm welcome during his time in office. His talk will be titled Goals and Goal Attainment Linda M. Collins President SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 7 SPR Blank ??? 8 SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION RESEARCH 2010 Board of Directors SPR Linda Collins, PhD, President Diana Fishbein, PhD Pennsylvania State University RTI International, Inc. 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