Presentations
Meit, M. and Pack, R. (January, 2023). Recovery Ecosystem Index. Opioid Settlement Abatement Summit. Washington, DC.
Meit, M. (November, 2022). Health Equity, Poverty, and Rural Resilience. Rural Health Association of Tennessee Annual Conference. Pigeon Forge, TN.
Meit, M. (November, 2022). Building Recovery Ecosystems. Appalachian Translational Research Network Annual Health Summit. Lexington, KY.
Meit, M. (October, 2022). Health Equity, Poverty, and Rural Resilience. The 2022 Rural Summit. Abingdon, VA.
Meit, M. (October, 2022). Development of Rural Recovery Ecosystem Index. West Virginia Rural Health Conference. Lewisburg, WV.
Meit, M. (October, 2022). Addressing Substance Use Disorder with Recovery Ecosystems. Appalachian Regional Commission Conference. Flintstone, MD.
Meit, M. and Heffernan, M. (July, 2022). Using Data to Better Understand Substance Use Disorder and Opioid Use Disorder. National Association of Drug Court Professionals Conference. Nashville, TN.
Meit, M. (July, 2022). Rural Health Townhall. National Association of County and City Health Officials Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA.
Minnick, C. and Kronstadt, J. (July, 2022). Rural and Small Health Department Accreditation Review: Key Findings and Recommendations. National Association of County and City Health Officials Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA.
Meit, M. and Minnick, C. (July, 2022). Following the Money: Do Block Grant Resources Equitably Reach Rural Communities? National Association of County and City Health Officials Annual Conference. Atlanta, GA.
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Archived Presentations
Moser, M. and Quinn, M. (January, 2019). Building an ACEs Informed University: Strategy for Recruitment and Retention. Council of Academic Chairs Meeting at East Tennessee State University. Johnson City, TN.
Quinn, M. (April, 2018). From Global to Local: Linkages of working in underserved, low-resource communities. Moving Mountains: Local/Global Health Perspectives. Johnson City, TN.
Baker, K., Quinn, M., Ariyo, T., Peluso, Anthony, Smyth, M., Cano, A., Peterson, A., Mwirigi, K., Owens, H.O. (October, 2017). Exploring Adverse Childhood Experiences among mothers and daughters in south central Appalachia. Adverse Childhood Experiences Summit. Asheville, NC.
Quinn, M., Collins, K., Caldara, G., Owens, H., Ozodiegwu, I., Loudermilk, E., Stinson, J. (September, 2017). Modification of the adverse childhood experiences international questionnaire for cultural competency: methods for understanding childhood trauma in low-resource settings. Sexual Violence Research Initiative Forum. Rio de Janiero, Brazil.
Quinn, M., Stinson, J. (August, 2014). Exposure to violence during childhood: Implications for adult health. Oral presentation at the International Epidemiologic Association’s World Congress of Epidemiology 2014. Anchorage, AK.
Quinn, M., Southerland, J., Richards, K., Slawson, D., Phillips, E., Johns-Wommack, R. (November 2013). Quantifying Strategies for Working Together: A case study of Tennessee’s Coordinated School Health Program. Oral presentation at the Rural Health of Tennessee Conference. Pigeon Forge, TN.
Wykoff, R. "Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Kentucky and America’s Poorest State." Tennessee Public Health Association. September 18, 2019. Hazard, Kentucky.
Wykoff, R. "The Impact of Poverty on Health: Implications for Tennessee." Tennessee Public Health Association. September 11, 2019. Franklin, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R. “Update on the Health Status of Tennessee.” Leadership Tennessee. May 5, 2019. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from West Virginia and America’s Poorest State.” The Center for Rural Health Development “Governance and Leadership Forum.” April 27, 2019. Daniels, West Virginia
Wykoff, R. “Update on the Health Status of Tennessee.” Senate Health and Welfare Committee. February 20, 2019 Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Poverty and Health.” 24th Annual Conference Rural Health Association of Tennessee. November 14, 2018 Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Project EARTH” 59th Annual Tri-Cities Quality Forum conference. November 8, 2018 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The History of Polio and the Polio Plus Campaign.” World Polio Day Presentation. Johnson City Rotary Club. October 23, 2018. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Social Determinants of Health and Mental Health.” Promoting Mental Health in Central Appalachia. American Psychiatric Association. October18, 2018 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. Meeting Summary “ASPPH Workgroup on the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning.” September 25, 2018. Alexandria, Virginia
Wykoff, R. “Building a Thriving Tennessee: Poverty and Health” 2Gen Launch Meeting. The Tennessee Department of Human Services. June 1, 2018 Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “How Do We Improve the Quality of Life in Our Region: The Impact of Poverty on Health” Niswonger Scholars Summer Leadership Training (Video/Greeneville, Tennessee). May 28, 2018
Wykoff, R. “The Tightening Web and the Vicious Cycle.” Summit on Children: The Science and Story of Poverty. April 11, 2018. Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “A Conceptual Orientation to Public Health Teaching.” Teaching Public Health Symposium. March 28, 2018. Boston, Massachusetts
Wykoff, R. “The Health of the Region” Leadership Tennessee. March, 19, 2018 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Update on the Health Status of Tennessee” Tennessee Senate Health and Welfare Committee.” January 10, 2018. Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Challenges of Appalachia and America’s Poorest State: Why it Matters” 2017 Public Health Learning Network Learning Exchange. November 5, 2017 Atlanta, Georgia (by skype)
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons From Appalachia and America’s “Poorest State.” Minority Association of Pre-health Students. October 3, 2017. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons From Appalachia and America’s “Poorest State.” SCORE Conference: “Better Health, Better Learning”. August 28, 2017. Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Poverty and Health: Lessons from Appalachia and America’s “Poorest State.” Federal Reserve 2017 Policy Summit on Housing, Human Capital and Inequality. June 22, 2017. Cleveland, Ohio
Ariyo, T., Baker, K., & Yadav, R. (2016, September 14-16). Correlates of HPV Vaccine Acceptance among College Women in East Tennessee. Poster session presented at the Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Conference, Nashville TN.
Yadav, R., Wang, L., Warren, K.J., Zheng, S., Baker K., & Maisonet, M. (2016, September 14-16). Formal Sex Education and Age at First Intercourse, National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) 2006-2010. Poster session presented at the Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Conference, Nashville TN.
Ariyo, O.,Baker, K., Peluso, A., & Florence, L.C. (2016, April 7). Supporting the Case for a Maternal Social Media Campaign to Reduce Indoor Tanning among Teenage Girls. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Peluso, A., Baker, K., Peterson, A., & Pagoto, S. (2016, April 7). Social Media Use among Public High Schools in Tennessee: Potential Platforms for Parent-Based Health Campaigns. Poster session presented at the Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Yadav, R., Baker, K., Bailey, B., & Maisonet, M. (2016, April 6 – 9). Sex-education Policy and Teen Pregnancy in Tennessee. Poster session presented at the Association of Maternal and Child Health Programs (AMCHP) Annual Conference, Washington, DC.
Baker, K., Foster, K., Pagoto, S., Buller, D., Walkosz, B., Hillhouse, J.J., & Griffith, J. (2016, April 2). Social Media Use among Parents in Tennessee. Poster session presented at the 37th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J., Turrisi, R., Scaglione, N., Dean, R., & Florence, L. C. (2015, December 10). Continuing the Conversation: Long-term Follow-up of a Mother-daughter Skin Cancer Prevention Program. Paper presentation presented at the 3rd International Conference on UV and Skin Cancer Prevention, Melbourne, Australia.
Baker, K., Dean, R., Smith, C., Petgrave, D., Rowe, C., Schetzina, K., & Polaha, J. (2015, October 17). Reach, Effectiveness, and Adoption of the Family Check-Up in a Pediatric Primary Care Setting in Northeast Tennessee: An Interprofessional Collaboration. Poster session presented at the 17th Annual Collaborative Family Healthcare Association Conference, Portland, OR.
Masters, J., Baker, K., Housenick, M., Florence, C., & Hillhouse, J. J. (2015, April 9). Indoor Tanning and Substance Use in a Sample of College-Aged Males. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Freeland C., Baker K., Dean R., Masters J., Patel H., Polaha J., & Bishop T. (2015, April 9). Perceptions of interprofessional education through the eyes of students: a thematic analysis. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Dean R., Baker, K., Smith, C., Petgrave, D., Rowe, C., Schetzina, K., & Polaha, J. (2015, April 9).Implementation of the Family Check-Up: Reach and Adoption in Primary Care. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Wellmont Health System Grand Rounds (May & September 2016)
Tools for Health Literacy and their Application in Skin Cancer PreventionYWCA Bristol Emerge Workshop: Expert Led. Female Focused. (March 2016)
Knowing When to Lean In in East Tennessee17th Annual Collaborative Family Healthcare Association Conference (October 2015)
The Role of Public Health Professionals in Integrated Primary Care1st Annual Southeastern IPE Conference (June 2015)
It Takes a Village: Strategic Planning for Interprofessional EducationMaking Lifelong Connections (MLC): Leadership, Networking and Career Development for MCHB Trainees (April 2015)
MLC Leadership PanelEast Tennessee State University, Division of Student Affairs, Emerging Leaders Academy Panel Discussion (March 2015)
Overcoming ObstaclesJiann-Ping Hsu College of Public Health, Community Grant Writing: A Three Part Series (February 2015)
Part 1: Finding Funding OpportunitiesEast Tennessee State University, Women’s Studies Program, Women on Wednesdays Lecture (January 2015)
The Campus-Community Interface: Examples from Women’s HealthFlorida Comprehensive Cancer Control Program Webinar Series (May 2014)
NCI Research: Skin Cancer Prevention in High Risk PopulationsJohnson City Kiwanis Club Program (May 2014)
NCI Research: Skin Cancer Prevention in High Risk PopulationsITT Technical Institute, Johnson City, Tennessee (April 2014)
The Importance of Technology in Higher EducationThe Rotary Club of Johnson City, Tennessee (February 2013)
Prescription Drug Abuse in AppalachiaEast Tennessee State University, Department of Health Sciences, HSCI 2010: Anatomy & Physiology I
(Guest Lectures presented in June 2012, November 2012)
The Effects of UV Radiation on the Skin
2012 CDC National Cancer Conference Indoor Tanning Expert Meeting (August 2012)
East Tennessee State University, College of Public Health Grand Rounds (March 2012)
Preventing Skin Cancer in Adolescent Girls Through Intervention with their MothersChina-Tennessee Health Education Training Institute (November 2011)
Community Coalitions as a Model for Communicating Health RiskUniversity of Utah School on Alcoholism and Other Drug Dependencies (June 2009, June 2010)
Case Study of a Recovering PharmacistWykoff, R. “Overview of the Health Status of the Region” Healthy Kingsport/Johns Hopkins Global Obesity Prevention Center Meeting. April 6, 2017. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Challenges in Northeast Tennessee.” Keynote Presentation. Turner Center for Social Venture. March 24, 2017. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health.” Health Middle Tennessee Workshop. March 22, 2017. Mt. Juliet, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Appalachian Tennessee and America’s “Poorest State.” Keynote Presentation. Healthy Middle Tennessee Conference. March 21, 2017. Mt. Juliet, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Appalachian Tennessee and America’s “Poorest State.” Keynote Presentation. Rural Health Check-Up: Southeast Tennessee Regional Health Summit. March 3, 2017. Chattanooga, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Poverty and Inequality: Lessons from Appalachian Tennessee and America’s “Poorest State.” Keynote Presentation. Treating Health Inequities with New Knowledge (THINK Academy). February 24, 2017. Charlotte, North Carolina
Wykoff, R. “What is Public Health?” Knox Area High School Counselors. February 23, 2017. Gray, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Update: Health Status of Tennessee and the Economic Impact of Poor Health.” Senate Health and Welfare Committee. February 8, 2017. Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. 16th Annual Environmental Protection Agency New Partners for Smart Growth Conference. February 4, 2017. St. Louis, Missouri.
Wykoff, R. “Further Discussions on the Social Determinants of Health.” College of Public Health, Guangdong Pharmaceutical University, Guangzhou, China January 4, 2017.
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Tennessee and America’s “Poorest State.” 22nd Annual Meeting, Rural Health Association of Tennessee. November 17, 2016. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Challenges of Appalachian Tennessee.” Leadership Tennessee. November 13, 2016. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Teaching Frugal Innovation.” First Baptist Church. October 25, 2016. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Appalachia and America’s “Poorest State.” Office of Sustainable Communities, Environmental Protection Agency. October 20, 2016. Washington, DC
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health.” Coalition for Kids, Board of Directors Meeting. October 19, 2016. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Leading Change in Health: Lessons from America’s “Poorest State.” IDEAcademy Event. September, 14, 2016. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Overview of the College of Public Health” ETSU Community and Government Relations Advisory Council. August 3, 2016. Gray, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Extending the Vision: Working Together to Improve Health and Well-Being in Tennessee.” Special Seminar Department of Plant Science, University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture. April 28, 2016. Knoxville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Cultivating Health and Well-Being in Tennessee” Keynote Organic Crops Field Tour, East Tennessee Ag Research and Education Center, April 28, 2016. Knoxville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Strategies for Advancing a Culture of Health in Central Appalachia.” Seventh Annual Gathering of the Appalachia Funders Network. April 20, 2016. Roanoke, West Virginia
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Appalachia” Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation’s Grantee Summit 2016. April 12, 2016. New Orleans, Louisiana
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Central Appalachia.” Regional Roadmap 2: down the Road to a Healthier Appalachia Workshop. April 5, 2016 Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Tennessee and America’s “Poorest State.” Rural Health Association of Tennessee. East Regional Meeting. April 4, 2016. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in West Tennessee.” Jackson Regional Partnership Meeting. March 31, 2016. Jackson, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “What is Public Health?” Knox Area High School Counselors. February 25, 2016. Gray, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Carter County.” Sycamore Shoals Hospital Foundation Board meeting. February 4, 2016 Elizabethton, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Tennessee.” The Senate Health and Welfare Committee. January 13, 2016. Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Re-Thinking Public Health in Tennessee” and “Opportunities to Work Together to Improve Public Health in Tennessee and in China.” Meetings at Guangdong Pharmaceutical University. December 8, 2015. Guanzhou, China
Wykoff, R. “Overview of Tobacco as a Health Challenge.” Tobacco Working Group meeting. November 19, 2015. Gray, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of our Region.” Board of Directors, Bristol Regional Medical Center. November 11, 2015. Bristol, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of our Region: Challenges to Population Health.” Wellmont Medical Associates Retreat. November 7, 2015. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Update on the Health Status in the East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia Region: What’s the Problem?” 6th Annual Healthcare Symposium. October 16, 2015. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “What Can Your Community Do To Improve Health?” The Board of Directors, Wellmont health System. October 13, 2015. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Connecting the Dots Among Food, Health, Education and Workforce Development.” Eastern Tennessee/Southwest Virignia Food Systems Connectivity Convening Conference. October 1, 2015 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Central Appalachia.” Community Roundtable Meeting. August 13, 2015, Elizabethton, Tennessee; August 20, 2015: Abingdon, Virginia; September 15, Marion, Virginia; September 24, 2015, Erwin, Tennessee; September 29, Lebanon, Virginia.
Wykoff, R. Opening Remarks: The launch of the #LiveSugarFreed campaign. Kingsport, Tennessee. September 22, 2015
Wykoff, R. “What is the Health Status of Our Region and What Can Be Done to Improve it?” In Home Tennessee Meeting. July 16, 2015. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Johnson County” Johnson County Community Foundation Board. June 18, 2015. Mountain City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Dickenson County.” Dickenson Center for Education and Research. June 10, 2015. Clintwood, Virginia
Wykoff, R. “The Three-Legged Stool: Economic Development, Health and Education.” Keynote address. Tennessee Valley Corridor National Summit. May 28, 2015. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Teaching Frugal Innovation: How to Help Everyone Do More with Less” Rotary Club of Johnson City. May 19, 2015. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Hancock County.” The Hancock County Community Health Forum. May 8, 2015. Sneedville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of West Tennessee.” Weakley County Community Health Forum. May 6, 2015. Martin, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of the Region” 6th Annual Gathering of the Appalachia Funders Network April 15, 2015. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. Wykoff, R. “Health Status of the Mountain States Health Alliance Service Area.” MSHA Strategic Planning Group. April 14, 2015. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. Rural Summit: “The Role of Rural Education in the 21st Century Economy.” Panel Discussion. March 31, 2015 Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Many Mountains Plenary: Health Status of Central Appalachia.” 38th Annual Appalachian Studies Conference. March 27, 2015 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of the Region.” Mountain States Health Alliance, Social Responsibility Committee. March 18, 2015 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Update on the Health Status of Tennessee” Senate Health and Welfare Committee. February 11, 2015 Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Focus on Health in the Tri-Cities” Tri-Cities Community Health Forum. February 6, 2015. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of the World’s Children.” Global Health Interest Group and Pediatric Interest Group. James H. Quillen College of Medicine. January 28, 2015. Johnson City, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Our Region.” Northeast Regional Emergency Planning Committee. November 19, 2014. Elizabethton, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Framing the Future: The Launch of Creative Educational Models in Public Health” Featured Address/Panel Discussion. 4th Undergraduate Education for Public Health Summit. November 15, 2014. New Orleans, Louisiana
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Central Appalachia.” Practicing Medicine in the Modern Era. October 17, 2014. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health: Lessons from Appalachia.” Keynote address 3rd Annual State of Public Health Conference, September 9, 2014 Athens, Georgia
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Central Appalachia.” Video Presentation: The Public Good Projects Site Visit to Tennessee July 17, 2014. Knoxville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Central Appalachia: Cocke County.” The Cocke County Partnership Forum on Health, Education and Economic Development. June 13, 2014 Newport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding and Improving Health in Central Appalachia.” The State Street Conference: Health Across Borders June 12, 2014 Bristol, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Overview of the ESSENTIALS Course.” Infusing Sustainability into the Classroom. ETSU Faculty Training Workshop. May 13, 2014 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Understanding Population Health.” Breakfast with the Expert. Department of Health Services Management and Policy, ETSU College of Public Health. February 4, 2014 Johnson City, Tennessee
Beatty K.E., Meit, M., Carpenter, T., Khoury, A., Masters, P. (2015) Local Health Department Clinical Service Delivery along the Urban/Rural Continuum. 143rd APHA Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, October 31-November 4.
Fey, J., Lovelace, A., Beatty K.E., Kidwell, G., Masters, P., Slawson, D. (2015) Reducing Childhood Obesity and Chronic Disease in Central Appalachia. Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Educational Conference, Cool Springs, TN, September 9-11.
Beatty K.E., Wilson K., Ciecior A. (2014). Describing the Continuum of Collaboration among Local Health Departments with Hospitals around the Community Health Assessments. AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, San Diego, CA, June 8-10.
Stringer, L., Beatty K.E., Wilson K., Ciecior A., (2015) From the Hospitals' Perspective: Collaboration among Non-Profit Hospitals and Local Health Departments. AcademyHealth Public Health Systems Research Interest Group Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, June 16-17.
Beatty K.E., Meit, M., Carpenter, T., Khoury, A., Masters, P. (2015) ) Local Health Department Clinical Service Delivery along the Urban/Rural Continuum. AcademyHealth Public Health Systems Research Interest Group Meeting, Minneapolis, MN, June 16-17.
Beatty K.E., Carpenter, T., Brownson R., Erwin, P. (2015) Accreditation Seeking Decisions in Local Health Departments. 8th Annual Keeneland Public Health Systems and Services Conference, Lexington, KY, April 20-22.
Wykoff, R. “Improving the Health Status of Rural Appalachia.” Invited Lecture. Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, F. Edward Hebert School of Medicine. January 29, 2014 Bethesda, Maryland
Wykoff, R. “Economic Development, Education and Health: Improving Quality of Life in Cocke County.” Cocke County Economic Development Forum. November 7, 2013 Newport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Greatest Challenge in Global Health” Tennessee Public Health Association 2013 Annual Conference. September 12, 2013 Franklin, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. Guest Speaker: Initiation Ceremony: The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, East Tennessee State University Chapter. April 25, 2013 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Education, Economic Development and Public Health: The Three Legged Stool.” 18th Annual Rural Development Conference: Achieving Sustainable Prosperity. April 11, 2013 Cookeville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The ETSU College of Public Health and the ESSENTIALS Course.” The Rotary Club of Greeneville, Tennessee. April 2, 2013 Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of the World’s Children.” Global Health Interest Group and Pediatric Interest Group. James H. Quillen College of Medicine. March 18, 2013. Johnson City, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R. “Health Challenges Facing Tennessee.” Senate Health and Welfare Committee. February 6, 2013 Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The ESSENTIALS Course at the ETSU College of Public Health.” Kiwanis Club of Johnson City. January 30, 2013
Wykoff, R. “Disease Prevalence” Leadership Kingsport Healthcare Day. December 13, 2012 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “What are the Critical Component Elements of a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Health.” Oral Presentation. Academic Public Health Caucus. Section 2201 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. October 29, 2012 San Francisco, California
Brooks, B., Dean, R., Petgrave, D., Rowe, C., Smith, C., Polaha, J., Schetzina, K., & Baker, K. (2015). Implementation and adoption of the family check-up in a pediatric setting. Poster presentation at the 10th annual Primary Care and Prevention Research Day, Quillen College of Medicine, East Tennessee State University, Johnson City, Tennessee.
Baker, K., Proctor-Williams, K., Blackwelder, R., Cross, B., Tillman, K. (2014, October 1-3).Interprofessional Education and Faculty Attitudes. Poster session presented at the Fall 2014 Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC) Institute, Herndon, VA.
Dean, R., Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., & Varvil-Weld, L. (2014, September 10-12). The Relationship Between Maternal Permissiveness and Indoor Tanning Communication with Teenage Daughters. Poster session presented at Annual Meeting of the Tennessee Public Health Association, Franklin, TN.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., Palchick, N., Florence, L.C., & Housenick, M. (2014, April 24). A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Mother-Daughter Intervention to Reduce Teen Skin Cancer Risk. Paper presented at the 35th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Philadelphia, PA.
Musick, J., Forrester, A., Green, L., Jones, R., Proctor-Williams, K., & Baker, K. (2013, November 14). Faculty Attitudes and Perceptions Toward Interprofessional Education. Poster session presented at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Convention, Chicago, IL.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., Scaglione, N., Florence, C., & Housenick, M. (2013, April 4). A Randomized Controlled Trial of a Mother-Daughter Intervention to Reduce Teen Skin Cancer Risk. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Florence, C., Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Stapleton, J., & Housenick, M. (2013, April 4). The Association Between Perceived Stress and Tanning Dependency in Young Women. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Housenick, M., Baker, K., & Hillhouse, J.J. (2013, April 4). Descriptive Statistics of Male Tanning in a Local Sample. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Musick, J., Forrester, A., Green, L., Jones, R., Proctor-Williams, K., & Baker, K. (2013, April 4). Interprofessional Education and Faculty Attitudes. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Smith, C., Lawson, C., & Stapleton, J. (2013, March 20-23). The Effect of Initial Indoor Tanning with Family on Tanning Dependence. Poster session presented at the 34th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Francisco, CA.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., Scaglione, N., & Lawson, C. (2012, August 22). Intergenerational Tanning: Maternal Influences on Teens’ Tanning Intentions and Behavior. Oral session presented at the 2012 CDC National Conference, Washington, D.C.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., Buller, D., Robinson, J. K., & Pagoto, S. (2012, April 11-14). Maternal Influences on Teen Tanning: Findings from a Nationally Representative Study. Poster session presented at the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, New Orleans, LA.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., Scaglione, N., & Lawson, C. (2012, April 5). Like Mother, Like Daughter: Maternal Influences on Teen Tanning. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Scott, C., Quinn, M., Alamian, A., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., & Baker, K. (2012, April 5). Prevalence and Sociodemograpic Correlates of Indoor Tanning Among Female Teens in the United States. Poster session presented at the Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Lawson, C., Baker, K., & Hillhouse, J. (2012, April 5). Maternal Tanning Influences Daughters’ Perceived Attractiveness and Intentions to Tan. Poster session presented at Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Odame, E., Baker, K., & Hillhouse, J. (2012, April 5). Peer Influences on Teen Tanning. Poster session presented at the Appalachian Students Research Forum, ETSU, Johnson City, TN.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., Shields, A., Stapleton, J., Jain, S., & Longacre, I. (2011, June 16). Skin Cancer Prevention in Young Women: Evaluating a Measure of Pathological Tanning. Poster session presented at the Summit on Cancer in Tennessee, Franklin, TN.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Pagoto, S., & Turrisi, R. (2011, April 28). Using the Theory of Planned Behavior to Evaluate Sunless Tanning. Poster session presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Turrisi, R., Shields, A., Jain, S., & Longacre, I. (2011, March 24). A Dual Process Model of Pathological Tanning Behavior. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., & King, L. (2010, September 15-17). The Impact of Maternal Monitoring and Permissiveness on Indoor Tanning in High School Females. Poster session presented at the Tennessee Public Health Association Conference, Nashville, TN.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Pagoto, S., & Turrisi, R. (2010, April 8). Understanding Access and Descriptive Norms to Improve Skin Cancer Interventions. Poster session presented at The Appalachian Student Research Forum, Johnson City, TN.
Baker, K., Hillhouse, J.J., Pagoto, S., Turrisi, R., & Skelton, K. (2010, March 18-19). Modeling Indoor & Sunless Tanning Behavior with the Theory of Planned Behavior. Poster session presented at the 20thAnnual Art & Science of Health Promotion Conference, Hilton Head, SC.
Wykoff, R. “The Critical Component Elements for Undergraduate Public Health Education Programs.” Undergraduate Education for Public Health Summit, 2012. October 27, 2012. San Francisco, California
Wykoff, R. “Overview of the College of Public Health and Introduction to the ESSENTIALS Course.” Johnson City and Kingsport Continued Learning Groups. October 24, 2012 Valleybrook, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Factors that Impact Health in Tennessee.” Meeting of State CEOs of Pioneering Healthy Communities. October 18, 2012 Bristol, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Epidemiology of Influenza” Keep Flu Out Campaign. October 2, 2012 Sullivan County Regional Health Department Blountville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Population Health: The Public Health Perspective” Population Health CME Training Program. Regional Health System Leaders. September 24, 2012. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Population Health: The Why of Population Health” Population Health CME Training Program. Regional Health System Leaders. September 24, 2012. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Overview of the College of Public Health and the ESSENTIALS Course.” Partners in Excellence inaugural meeting. September 22, 2012. Grey, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Public Health Education in Tennessee: Current and Future Priorities.” Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Conference. September 13, 2012 Franklin, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Education, Economic Development and Public Health.” Carter County Tomorrow August 27, 2012 Elizabethton, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Education, Economic Development and Public Health.” East Tennessee Regional Health Forum. June 28, 2012 Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Critical Component Elements of Undergraduate Public Health.” Association of Schools of Public Health
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of the World’s Children.” Global Health Interest Group and Pediatric Interest Group. James H. Quillen College of Medicine. April 25, 2012. Johnson City, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Tennessee.” The Tennessee Environmental Conference: Improve Our Environment and Public Health Through Smart Choices.” March 13, 2012 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Rethinking Appalachia: Health, Education, and Economic Development” Elizabethton Kiwanis Club, February 28, 2012. Elizabethton, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R. “The Mingled Destiny of Global and Domestic Public Health” Keynote Address. 2012 Tennessee Global Health Forum.” February 23, 2012 Nashville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Overview of Health and Wellness Task Force Proceedings” {Recorded Video Presentation} Regional Economic Summit. November 1, 2011. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Models of Undergraduate Public Health Education: East Tennessee State University” Panel Moderator and Presenter: Summit on Undergraduate Education in Public Health. Association of Schools of Public Health. October 29, 2011. Washington, DC
Wykoff, R. “The Local Health Department of the Future: And Your Role in It.” Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Conference. September 15, 2011. Franklin, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Tennessee—And What You Can Do About it.” Keynote address 124th Annual Convention, Tennessee Pharmacists Association. July 19th, 2011. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Local Health Department of the Future and Your Role in it: The 21st Century Public Health Workforce” Keynote address 2011 Wisconsin Public Health Association and Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards Annual Conference. May 25, 2011. Appleton, Wisconsin
Wykoff, R. Commencement Address. James H. Quillen College of Medicine. May 6, 2011. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of Our Region: Opening Remarks” HEAL Appalachia Obesity Symposium. April 27, 2011 Kingsport Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Socioeconomic Status and its Impact on Health in Appalachia.” Appalachian Health Summit. April 21, 2011 Lexington, Kentucky.
Wykoff, R. “The Impact of Socioeconomic Disparities on Health in Central Appalachia.” Virginia Rural Health Summit. April 6, 2011. Wintergreen, Virginia
Wykoff, R. “What Do We Really Know About the Health Status of our Region of Appalachia—And What Can We Do About it?” Healthy Appalachia Institute Research Symposium. March 18, 2011. Wise, Virginia
Wykoff, R. “What is the Health Status of Our Region and What Can We Do About it?” Washington-Unicoi-Johnson County Medical Society Quarterly Meeting. March 17, 2011 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Future of Public Health and Your Role in it” Statewide District Directors Meeting, Tennessee Department of Health. November 15, 2010. Cookeville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Current (Desperate) Health of Our Region.” Pioneering Healthy Communities. October 28, 2010. Bristol, Tennessee/Virginia
Wykoff, R. “What ETSU has to offer that other universities do not.” The 20th Annual Rural High School Health Sciences Career Fair. October 21, 2010. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of the World’s Children.” Global Health Interest Group and Pediatric Interest Group. James H. Quillen College of Medicine. September 22, 2010. Johnson City, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R. “The Mountain States Health Alliance/East Tennessee State University Obesity Collaborative” Tennessee Public Health Association Annual Training Meeting. September 17, 2010. Franklin, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Update on the Health Status of Tennessee.” Pioneering Healthy Communities Board of Directors Meeting. September 14, 2010. Blountville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Overview of the College of Public Health” The Thoughtful Path Community Meeting. Munsieville Township, Gauteng Province South Africa. August 19, 2010
Wykoff, R. “Health Challenges of Rural America and Central Appalachia” United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Office of Force Readiness and Deployment Training Event. August 11, 2010 Gray, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “My World and My Role in It” Survive and Thrive Workshop: Road Map for New Local Health Officials. National Association of County & City Health Officials/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. National on-line/archive. August 5, 2010
Wykoff, R. "Health and Wellness: In Search of the Positive Tipping Point for East Tennessee." The Niswonger Scholars Meeting June 1, 2010. Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Greene County and the Region.” The Greene County Health Council. May 19, 2010. Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. "Healthcare Reform" The Forum Group. May 18, 2010. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Childhood Obesity in the Region” HEAL Appalachia Obesity Symposium. April 21, 2010. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The County Health Rankings.” Northeast Regional Health Council meeting. April 12, 2010. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Why Prevention is Important” 14th Annual Primary Care Conference. James H. Quillen College of Medicine. March 31, 2010, Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Rural Health Disparities in the United States: VISN 6,7, and 8.” Department of Veterans Affairs, VA Rural Health Professions Institute. March 22, 2010, Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of the World’s Children.” Johnson City Rotary Club. March 18, 2010 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Challenges of Rural America and East Tennessee” United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Office of Force Readiness and Deployment Training Event. March 17, 2010 Knoxville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Introduction to the College of Public Health.” Chamber of Commerce Leadership Day Event. February, 18, 2010. Johnson City Tennessee
Wykoff, R. Leadership and Policy and the Niswonger Foundation “Wellness and Learning: Finding the Link in Southern Appalachia” Conference. February 16, 2010. Greeneville, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Improving the Health of Our Region.” Grand Rounds. Bristol Regional Medical Center, February 9, 2010. Bristol, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Overview of the College of Public Health” ETSU Staff Senate. February 8, 2010 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Introduction to the College of Public Health” Rotary Club of Johnson City. January 26, 2010. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Rural Health Disparities in the United States.” Department of Veterans Affairs, VA Rural Health Professions Institute. January 25, 2010, Mountain Home, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Applying What We Have Learned Through International Health.” The Rural Health Association of Tennessee’s 15th annual conference. Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, November 19, 2009
Wykoff, R. “When Did I see Thee Sick.” A panel discussion on Healthcare Reform from a faith perspective. November 5, 2009. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R> "Health Status of Tennessee: How High is the Wall in Your Town?" Kiwanis of Kingsport. October 23, 2009. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Leading Challenge in Global Health” Clemson University. Kick-off presentation “Health Issues and Ideas” Lecture Series. October 16, 2009. Clemson, South Carolina
Wykoff, R. “Disease Prevalence in the Tri-Cities Region.” The ENCORE Group for Leadership Kingsport. October 13, 2009. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of Tennessee” The Forum Group (Regional Business Leaders). September 23, 2009. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of Tennessee” Washington County Medical Society Quarterly Meeting. September 15, 2009 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Tennessee.” First Presbyterian Church, Adult Group. July 26, 2009 Elizabethton, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “International Experiences on Public Health Delivery.” Tennessee-China Rural Healthcare Exchange Training Workshop. June 15, 2009, Xi’an, China
Wykoff, R. “Overview of Public Health in the United States.” Tennessee-China Rural Healthcare Exchange Training Workshop. June 15, 2009, Xi’an, China
Wykoff, R. “Why is Prevention Important for Primary Care Physicians?” Internal Medicine Grand Rounds. James H. Quillen College of Medicine. CME Event. May 12, 2009, Johnson City, Tennessee
"The Health Status of the Region: What can we do about it?" Rotary Club of Bristol. May 5, 2009. Bristol, Virginia
Wykoff, R. “Our Health—Challenges and Solutions” Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation: 2009 Greenways and Trails Forum. April, 3, 2009. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Why Public Health is Important to Tennessee.” Healthcare Research Journal Club University of Memphis. February 3, 2009. Memphis, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. "Rural Health" Fact Finding Visit by the Robert Wood Johnson Commission to Build a Healthier America. January 20, 2009. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of our Region” Mountain Empire Study Group. November 18, 2008. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of our Region” CHIP Leadership Meeting. October 10, 2008. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of our Region.” REACH! Legislative Breakfast. September 17, 2008. Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Challenges of Research in Rural India and the United States.” Joint Indo-US Workshop on Environmental Risks of Respiratory Disease. September 5, 2008. Chandigarh, India.
Wykoff, R. “The impact of the ETSU College of Public Health” AARP Meeting. August 14, 2008 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. "Your World and Your Role in It" National Association of County and City Health Officials/Robert Wood Johnson Foundation "Survive and Thrive Workshop: Road Map for New Local Health Officials." August 12, 2008. Columbus, Ohio
Wykoff, R. “Addressing the Health Challenges for the United States” University of South Alabama, Division of Health Sciences June 26, 2008 Mobile, Alabama
Wykoff, R. “Overview of the US Healthcare System” China-Tennessee Rural Health Exchange. May 22, 2008 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. "The Impact of the ETSU College of Public Health" ETSU Foundation Annual Meeting. May 8, 2008 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. "The Importance of Regional Collaborations" Appalachian Cardiovascular Health Network. May 7, 2008 Asheville, North Carolina
Wykoff, R. “Update: Public Health in East Tennessee.” Sunshine Rotary Club. April 2, 2008 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Tennessee—The Good News.” The Clinchfield Senior Adult Center, March 20, 2008 Erwin, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Update: Public Health in East Tennessee.” Rotary Club. February 7, 2008 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Opening Remarks” CME Conference: “Medical Challenges - Preventing and Managing of Falls in the Elderly.” December 7, 2007 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Food Safety and Health” Third Annual Jacob Francisco Memorial Lecture. November 14, 2007. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R.Panel discussion: “Panel on Health Care Disparities” sponsored by the Student Women in Medicine Society and the Student National Medical Association October 29, 2007 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Public Health in Tennessee” ENCORE Quality of Life Day. September 25, 2007 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Public Health in Tennessee” Washington County Chamber of Commerce Membership Breakfast. August 8, 2007. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Socioeconomic Disparities and Health” 23rd Annual Southwest Virginia Pediatrics Conference. August 4, 2007. Abington, Virginia
Wykoff, R. “Perspectives on Public Health” Cumberland Health District Training Session. June 14, 2007 The Breaks Interstate Park, Breaks, Virginia
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Tennessee: The Good News” Rotary Club May 31, 2007. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Future Priorities in Global Health” Appalachia Summer Institute of Epidemiology, Opening Session. May 14, 2007. Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of Tennessee and the Health Impacts of Poverty” East Tennessee Grand Region, Tennessee Public Health Association. May 11, 2007 Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
Wykoff, R> “Public Health and the Future of ETSU’s College of Public Health.” ETSU Retirees Association April 17, 2007 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Consequences of Second Hand Smoke” CHART Meeting. April 9, 2007 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Public Health in Tennessee.” The Rotary Club of Johnson City, Tennessee March 27, 2007 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of Tennessee: The Good News” 6th Annual East Tennessee Environmental Conference March 15, 2007 Kingsport, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of Tennessee” Philosopher’s Club: Munsey Memorial United Methodist Church February 25, 2007 Johnson City, Tennesee
Wykoff, R. “Health Status of Tennessee” Independent Realtors Association. February 23, 2007 Gray, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Health Status of Tennessee: What it Means for All of Us.” February 7, 2007 Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “Societal Disruption and the Brain Drain: The Global Impact of AIDS” World AIDS Day Presentation December 1, 2006 Quillen College of Medicine Johnson City, Tennessee
Wykoff, R. “The Greatest Challenge for Global Health in 2006” International Education Week Presentation: Honors College November 14, 2006
Wykoff, R. “Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in Children: The Communities Role” The 2006 Regional Children’s Health Summit. October 23, 2006 Johnson City, Tennessee
Beatty K.E., Wojciehowski K., Mayer J., Elliott M., Brownson R. (2014). Intentions to Seek Accreditation through PHAB's National Voluntary Accreditation Program. 7th Annual Keeneland Public Health Systems and Services Conference, Lexington, KY, April 7-10.
Beatty K.E., Wilson K., Ciecior A. (2014). Missed Opportunities – describing collaboration between LHDs and hospitals around a community health assessment. 7th Annual Keeneland Public Health Systems and Services Conference, Lexington, KY, April 7-10.
Gulzar, S., Leep C., Beatty K.E (2013). Local Health Departments' Performance of Community Health Assessment, Community Improvement Plan, and Strategic Planning: Do these activities predict plans for seeking accreditation? 141th APHA Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, November 2-6.
Beatty K.E., Wojciehowski K., Mayer J., Elliott M., Brownson R. (2013). Local Health Departments' Intentions to Seek Accreditation through PHAB's National Voluntary Accreditation Program. AcademyHealth Public Health Services Research Interest Group Meeting, Baltimore, MD, June 25-26.
Beatty K.E., Wojciehowski K., Mayer J., Elliott M., Brownson R. (2013). Organizational and Structural Factors Related to Voluntary Accreditation of Local Health Departments in Missouri. 6th Annual Keeneland Public Health Systems and Services Conference, Lexington, KY, April 9-11.
Beatty K.E., Wojciehowski K., Mayer J., Elliott M., Brownson R. (2013). Influences and Barriers to Rural Health Department Accreditation in Missouri. 6th Annual Keeneland Public Health Systems and Services Conference, Lexington, KY, April 9-11.
Beatty K, Harris JK. (2010). The Development of Public Health Systems and Services Research: A Citation Network Analysis. APHA Annual Meeting, Denver, CO, November 6-10.
Harris JK, Beatty K. (2009). The role of inter-organizational partnerships in health services provision among rural, metropolitan, and urban Local Health Departments. Public Health Systems and Services Research Annual Keeneland Conference, Lexington, KY, April 7-9.
Ying Li. Improving public health through reducing fine particulate matter pollution. 2015 Tennessee Environmental Conference. Kingsport, TN, 03/2015.
Ying Li. National health co-benefits of controlling black carbon emissions in the United States. The Earth Institute Fellows Symposium: Meeting the Challenges of Sustainable Development in a Changing World. Columbia University, New York, NY, 11/2013.
Ying Li, Daven Henze, Darby Jack & Patrick Kinney. Assessing the national public health burden associated with exposure to ambient black carbon in the United States. The 25th Conference of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, Basel, Switzerland, 08/2013.
"Translation And Communication Talks" AcademyHealth Annual Research Meeting, Translation & Communications Interest Group. Minneapolis MN, June 13, 2015.
"Local Health Departments and Clinical Services: Lessons from South Carolina" Rural Learning Collaborative, National Organization of State Offices of Rural Health (NOSORH), May 25, 2015.
"Success Stories in Translating and Disseminating Research" National Health Policy Conference. Washington, D.C., February 10, 2015.
"Transition of Direct Services from Local Health Departments: The Case of EPSDT" AcademyHealth Public Health Systems Research Close-Up Briefing, Reserve Officers Association, Washington DC. October 21, 2014
“Opportunities to Collaborate: Health Challenges of in Tennessee and Northeast Tennessee” NETWORKS—Sullivan Partners. October 24, 2006 Kingsport, Tennessee
Other Presentation Venues
20th Tennessee Valley Corridor Annual Summit
6th Appalachian Funders Network Annual Meeting
38th Appalachian Studies Annual Conference
3rd Annual State of Georgia Health Conference
Department of Preventive Medicine and Biometrics, Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
18th Annual Virginia Rural Development Conference
Wisconsin Public Health Association/Wisconsin Association of Local Health Departments and Boards Annual Conference
Appalachian Health Conference (Kentucky)
Virginia Rural Health Summit
Healthy Appalachia Institute Research Symposium
United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Office of Force Readiness and Deployment
Department of Veterans Affairs Rural Health Professions Institute