Carrie Stehman, M.A.

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1 CONTACT INFORMATION Office Address: Center for Urban Population Health 1020 N. 12 th Street, Suite Telephone: (414) EDUCATION University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Master of Arts: Women s Studies December 2012 Bachelor of Arts: Women s Studies, Certificate: LGBT Studies August 2009 University of Wisconsin-Madison Madison, WI Bachelor of Arts: Art History, Certificate: Women s Studies May 2006 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Center for Urban Population Health UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health Research Specialist 11/2015-Present Assist researchers and project teams with their evaluation projects Evaluation design Data collection and management Qualitative and quantitative analyses Report writing and dissemination of findings Associate Research Specialist 7/ /2015 Assist with a variety of qualitative and quantitative analyses Assist ongoing evaluations, including data management and report preparation Coordinate data collection with community partners UW-Milwaukee College of Health Sciences 1/2013-6/2013 Limited Term Associate Research Specialist Assist with a variety of qualitative and quantitative analyses Assist ongoing evaluations, including data management and report preparation Coordinate data collection with community partners UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health 4/ /2012 Outreach Assistant (graduate student hourly) Provided general evaluation support for: The Nutrition Education Program at the Mobile Markets, Project LAUNCH, Community Health Needs Assessment Reports, Milwaukee County Department on Aging Face of Aging report Interviewed community and academic partners, performed data entry, interview guide development, qualitative analysis, and report writing Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Limited Term University Services Associate 2-5/2013 1

2 Graduate Program Assistant (graduate student hourly) 8/ /2012 Compiled and prepared prospective student applications for faculty review Maintained student files for the Graduate Certificate, MPH, and PhD programs Completed special projects as needed under supervision of the Graduate Program Manager Women s Studies Program, UW-Milwaukee Graduate Teaching Assistant 9/2010-5/2012 Independently designed and taught sections of Women s Studies 200: Introduction to Women s Studies A Social Science Perspective and Women s Studies 201: Introduction to Women s Studies A Humanities Perspective Designed syllabi, assignments, quizzes, exams, and lectures; facilitated discussions; held weekly office hours; and graded all work for undergraduate courses of students Milwaukee Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Community Health Internship Program (CHIP) Intern Summer 2011 Placement at the Center for Urban Population Health: Project Health (PI Paul Florsheim, PhD) Conducted literature review, used SPSS statistical package to clean and analyze data, summarized initial results for future communication with community stakeholders and potential grant applications Norris Health Center University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee Peer Health Advocate 11/ /2011 Developed, implemented, and evaluated programming to encourage healthy behaviors and awareness of campus and community resources for students at the University Co-facilitated health education sessions for student groups Milwaukee Health Services, Inc., MLK Heritage Health Center Social Work Department Intern 1/2010-9/2010 Provided general social work services, PNCC case management, health education, and community outreach services to patient population at Federally Qualified Health Center Co-facilitated pre-natal care and well-baby care and education for groups of expectant and new parents utilizing CenteringPregnancy and CenteringParenting curricula CURRENT PROJECTS Healthy Next Babies, Evaluation Team Member, July Present Working with families residing in Milwaukee s ten poorest ZIP Codes, this initiative aims to improve access to interconception care by emphasizing the role of both parents in developing care plans, accessing existing services, and increasing provider collaboration. Community Partner: Aurora Family Service Academic Partner: Michelle Corbett, MPH, CHES (August 2015-Present) Ron Cisler, PhD, UW- Milwaukee (July 2013-August 2015) Funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program, Lifecourse Initiative for Healthy Families, Implementation Grant. 2

3 Evaluation of the Bilingual healthy Choices Program, Evaluation Team Member November Present (Project Funded April 1, Present) Sixteenth Street Community Health Center s (SSCHC) Bilingual Healthy Choices Program strives to empower participants to adopt a more active lifestyle and healthier eating patterns. The program assists individuals and families in building capacity for making health-minded decisions for the incorporation of more physical activity in their daily lives and selecting more healthful food without increasing their grocery budget. Evaluation of the Bilingual Healthy Choices Program seeks to (1) strengthen the evaluation of the Healthy Choices curriculum through a collaborative approach that both enhances short-term outcome evaluation and adds medium-term outcome evaluation and (2) use this evaluation to build an evidencebased, family educational model and curriculum for an obesity intervention that can be replicated locally and nationally. The evaluation includes measurement of change in knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors, as well as biometric measurements. Community Partner: Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers PI: Kaija Zusevics, PhD, MPH, CHES Funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program Dementia Wellness Project for Underserved African American Elders, Evaluation Team Member April 2015-Present (Project funded April 1, Present) This Community-Academic Partnership program seeks to improve the health and well-being of underserved urban elders and their families by addressing three of the four health factors presented in the What Works for Wisconsin s Health population health model, including health behaviors (diet, exercise, stress management, smoking, and medication adherence), access to care (medical homebased coordinated care by Milwaukee Health Services, Inc.), and social and economic factors (culturally tailored education and family support). This large implementation grant expands and extends the activities of the Wisconsin Partnership Program funded Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. dementia diagnostic clinic developed in consultation with the Wisconsin Alzheimer s Institute. The existing partnership has been expanded to include the Center for Urban Population Health to further support the development and evaluation of the community health education and screening program. Community Partner: Milwaukee Health Services, Inc. Academic Partner: Mark Sager, MD Lead Evaluator: Michelle Corbett, MPH, CHES Funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program Wisconsin s Collaborative Approach to Increase Colorectal Cancer Screening, Evaluation Team Member June Present (Project funded June 30, Present) This project s purpose is to increase colorectal cancer screening rates among participating Federally Qualified Health Centers patient populations aged years by implementing evidence-based interventions and other strategies. This partnership between the Wisconsin Comprehensive Cancer Control Program, the American Cancer Society, the Center for Urban Population Health, and Milwaukee area Federally Qualified Health Centers is implementing the following interventions to increase colorectal screening rates: Provider Assessment, Feedback, and Professional Development Training; Provider Reminders; Patient Reminders and Education; and Patient Navigation. Grantee: Wisconsin Comprehensive Cancer Control Program through the UW-Madison Carbone Cancer Center PI: Noelle LoConte, MD Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 3

4 PAST PROJECTS Project LAUNCH (Linking Actions for Unmet Needs in Children s Health)- Wisconsin, Evaluation Team Member, September September 2015 (Project funded in Wisconsin October 2009-September 2015) Wisconsin Project LAUNCH primarily focuses on children ages 0 to 8 and their families in 12 high-risk ZIP codes in Milwaukee. In partnership with the state of Wisconsin s Department of Health Services and Department of Children and Families, the local Project LAUNCH program at the City of Milwaukee Health Department coordinates a comprehensive early childhood system of care to ensure that Milwaukee families have access to programs that foster wellness in all areas of a young child s life. The project focuses on connecting services and systems. Project roles: data collection from community partners, qualitative and quantitative data analysis, and reporting to national, state, and local partners. Funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Normalizing Breastfeeding: Building Social Support and Community Capacity, Evaluation Team Member, July June 2015 This initiative aims to increase breastfeeding initiation, duration, and exclusivity rates by engaging pregnant women, expectant fathers, and their families through health promotion, health education, and social support programs. Community Partner: Dalvery Blackwell, African American Breastfeeding Network PI: A. Michelle Corbett, MPH, CHES, UW- Madison Funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program, Lifecourse Initiative for Healthy Families, Small Implementation Grant. COMMUNITY REPORTS Frazer, D. and Stehman, C. (2015). Milwaukee County Health Needs Assessment: A summary of key informant interviews and focus groups. Funded by health system members of the Milwaukee Health Care Partnership: Aurora Health Care, Children s Hospital of Wisconsin, Columbia St. Mary s Health System, Froedtert Health, Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare, in collaboration with City of Milwaukee and other Municipal Health Departments in Milwaukee County. Kessler, C., Stehman, C., and Zusevics, K. (2015). Wisconsin s Project LAUNCH: Promoting Wellness in Early Childhood, Funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration through a grant to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and The City of Milwaukee Health Department. Kessler, C., Lemke, M., Stehman, C., and Zusevics, K. (2015). Empowering Child Care Providers and Parents: Increasing Developmental Screening. Wisconsin Project LAUNCH Impact: Stories from the Field. Funded by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration through a grant to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services and the City of Milwaukee Health Department. Stehman, C. (2015). Brown County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care. 4

5 Stehman, C. (2015). Racine County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care, Children s Hospital, Columbia St. Mary s, ProHealth Care, and Wheaton Franciscan Health Care. Stehman, C. and Frazer, D. (2015). Racine County Health Needs Assessment: A summary of key informant interviews. Funded by Aurora Health Care, Children s Hospital of Wisconsin, Columbia St. Mary s Health System, Froedtert Health, ProHealth Care, and Wheaton Franciscan Health Care. Stehman, C. (2015). Waukesha County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care, Children s Hospital of Wisconsin, Columbia St. Mary s Health System, ProHealth Care, and Wheaton Franciscan Health Care. Stehman, C. and Frazer, D. (2015). Waukesha County Health Needs Assessment: A summary of key informant interviews. Funded by Aurora Health Care, Children s Hospital of Wisconsin, Columbia St. Mary s Health System, Froedtert Health, ProHealth Care, and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare. Stehman, C. (2015). Winnebago County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care. Blackwell, D., Nealy, N. Corbett, A.M., Stehman, C., Soerens De Graff, S., and Bridgewater, F. D. (2015). African American Breastfeeding Network, Inc. Annual Community Report. Funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program Lifecourse Initiative for Healthy Families. Allen, S., Stehman, C., Frazer, D., and Kessler, C. (2014). Sheboygan County Health Needs Assessment: A summary of key informant interviews. Funded by Aurora Health Care, Lakeshore Community Health Center, Sheboygan County Health & Human Services- Division of Public Health, St. Nicholas Hospital, and United Way of Sheboygan County. Allen, S. and Stehman, C. (2014). Washington County Health Needs Assessment: A summary of key informant interviews. Funded by Aurora Health Care, Children s Hospital of Wisconsin, Columbia St. Mary s Health System, Froedtert Health, and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare. Blackwell, D., Nealy, N., Corbett, A.M., Kessler, C., Stehman, C., Soerens De Graff, S., and Bridgewater, F.D. (2014) African American Breastfeeding Network Annual Community Report. Funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program Lifecourse Initiative for Healthy Families. Frazer, D., Rice, J., Rahemtulla, H., Stehman, C., Lamb, M., and Kessler, C. (2012). Third Edition of The Face of Aging in Milwaukee County: Milwaukee County Department on Aging Demographic Report. Funded by the Helen Bader Foundation. Frazer, D. and Stehman, C. (2012). Brown County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care. Kessler, C., Lamb, M., Stehman, C., and Frazer, D. (2012). Milwaukee County Health Needs Assessment: A summary of key informant interviews and focus groups. Funded by Health System Members of the Milwaukee Health Care Partnership: Aurora Health Care, Children s Hospital of 5

6 Wisconsin, Columbia St. Mary s Health System, Froedtert Health, and Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare. In collaboration with City of Milwaukee and other Municipal Health Departments in Milwaukee County. Frazer, D. and Stehman, C. (2012). Milwaukee County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care. Frazer, D. and Stehman, C. (2012). Sheboygan County Health Data: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care. Frazer, D. and Stehman, C. (2012). Walworth County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care. Frazer, D. and Stehman, C. (2012). Winnebago County Health Data Report: A summary of secondary data sources. Funded by Aurora Health Care. PRESENTATIONS National Kessler, C., Stehman, C., Fong, B.M., Zusevics, K. (2015). A Graphic Novella Approach to Case Study Evaluation. Presented by Kessler, C. and Stehman, C. at, Evaluation 2015: Exemplary Evaluations in a Multicultural World. Chicago, IL (November). Blackwell, D., Corbett, A. M., Nealy, N., Davidson, D., Stehman, C. (2015). Normalizing Breastfeeding among African Americans by Building Social Support and Community Capacity. Presented by Blackwell, D. and Corbett, A.M. at the CityMatCH Annual Urban Maternal and Child Health Leadership Conference. Salt Lake City, UT (September). Corbett, A.M., Eberle, N., Kessler, C., Stehman, C., Moberg, D.P. (2014). Evaluating a Complex, Multi- Level, Multi-Community Initiative to Address Wisconsin s Racial Disparities in Infant Mortality: Integrating Data, Tools, and Conceptual Frameworks across Ground Floor, Mid-Level, and 30,000 Foot Perspectives. Poster at, Evaluation 2014: Visionary Evaluation for a Sustainable, Equitable Future. Denver, CO (October). Mauer, J., Stehman, C. (2014). Screening and Assessment: From Policy to Implementation. Presentation at Project LAUNCH Spring Training Institute. Bethesda, MD (April). Kessler, C., Stehman, C. (2013). Exploring a Collaborative, Utilization-Focused Process of Sharing Results: Moving Beyond Fitting it In. Presentation at, Evaluation 2013: Evaluation Practice in the Early 21 st Century. Washington, D.C. (October). Local Blackwell, D., Nealy, N., Davidson, D., Marshall, C., Stehman, C. (2014). Normalizing Breastfeeding: Building Social Support and Community Capacity. Presented by Blackwell, D., Nealy, N. and Stehman, C. at Wisconsin Association for Perinatal Care 44 th Annual Conference. Wisconsin Dells, WI (April). 6

7 Stehman, C., Hahn, A., Kessler, C., Frazer, D., Hunter, P. (2012). Benefit or Burden?: Evaluating a Collaborative Process of Creating a Nutrition Education Program. Presented by Stehman, C. and Hunter, P. at Wisconsin Research & Education Network (WREN), Wisconsin Health Improvement & Research Partnerships Forum, Madison, WI (September). Ratteree, K., Arneson, M., Stehman, C., Hunter, P., Kessler, C., Frazer, D. (2012) Community Engagement in the Mobile Markets Nutrition Education Project. Poster at Wisconsin Research & Education Network (WREN), Wisconsin Health Improvement & Research Partnerships Forum, Madison, WI (September). Stehman, C. (2011). Butch/Femme Identities and Bar Culture in Post-WWII United States. Presentation at University of Wisconsin Women s Studies Consortium, 35th Annual Wisconsin Women s Studies Conference and 6th Annual UW System LGBTQ Conference. Madison, WI (April). Stehman, C. (2010). A Need for Queer. Presentation at University of Wisconsin Women s Studies Consortium, 33 rd Annual Wisconsin Women s Studies Conference and 4 th Annual UW System LGBTQ Conference. Madison, WI (April). ADDITIONAL TRAINING Chicago, IL 29 th Annual Conference of the 11/2015 Evaluation 2015: Exemplary Evaluations in a Multicultural World Professional Development Workshops: Basic Survey Sampling for Evaluators and Program Managers The Psychology of Survey Respondents: Implications for Survey Questions and Response Options UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research- Community Academic Partnership Madison, WI Grounded Theory Workshop 9/2015 Reaching Our Sisters Everywhere (ROSE) Atlanta, GA 4 th Annual National Breastfeeding Summit 8/2015 Building Bridges Across the Chasm of Breastfeeding Inequities UW-Milwaukee, Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health Public Health 711: Intermediate Biostatistics 1-5/2015 UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research- Community Academic Partnership Madison, WI Qualitative Research Resources : NVivo Workshop 1/2015 UW-Milwaukee, Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health Public Health 704: Principles and Methods of Epidemiology 9-12/2014 Denver, CO 28 th Annual Conference of the 10/2014 Evaluation 2014: Visionary Evaluation for a Sustainable, Equitable Future Professional Development Workshops: An Executive Summary Is not Enough: Alternative Reporting Techniques for Evaluators Collaborative Evaluations Step-by-Step 7

8 Online estudy 045: Practical Regression Analysis for Evaluation 7/22-24/2014 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration Bethesda, MD Project LAUNCH Spring 2014 Training Institute 4/2014 UW-Milwaukee, Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health Public Health 702: Introduction to Biostatistics 9-12/2013 Public Health 707: Introduction to Statistical Computing Washington DC 27 th Annual Conference of the 10/2013 Evaluation 2013: The State of Evaluation Practice in the Early 21 st Century Pre-Conference Workshop: Utilization-Focused Evaluation Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health Baltimore, MD Graduate Summer Institute of Epidemiology and Biostatistics 6/2013 Introduction to the SAS Statistical Package UW Institute for Clinical and Translational Research- Community Academic Partnership Madison, WI Tips for Writing and Publishing Qualitative Research workshop 3/2013 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS National Women s Studies Association 2013-Present 2009-Present 8