COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH CURRICULUM VITAE. Miesha Marzell PhD July 8, 2014

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1 COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH CURRICULUM VITAE Miesha Marzell PhD July 8, 2014 I. EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL HISTORY A. Education (least to most recent) Institution Dates Attended Field of Study Degree Obtained Degree Date Georgetown University, Washington, DC Psychology BA 1997 University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA The, University Park, PA Workplace Mental Health Prevention Science and Health MSW 2002 PhD 2011 B. Professional and Academic Positions (least to most recent) Position Title Dates of Service Location/Institution Graduate Research Prevention Research Center, The, University Park, PA Postdoctoral Fellow School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, CA Associate Research Scientist Prevention Research Center, University of California, Berkeley, CA Postdoctoral Fellow Family Research and Services, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV Professor 2014-Present Community and Behavioral Health, College of Public Health, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA C. Honors, Awards, Recognitions, and Outstanding Achievements (least to most recent) Year Title 1

2 Year Title II. TEACHING Bunton-Waller Graduate Fellowship 2010 Student Merit Award, Research Society on Alcoholism 2013 Early Investigator Award, Research Society on Alcoholism A. Teaching Assignments on a semester-by-semester basis (least to most recent) (classroom, seminar, teaching lab) 1. University of Iowa Semester/Year Course Title/Number Semester Hours # Students Role Percent Responsible Fall Other Institutions CBH:5305:0001 Evaluation I: Theory and Applications 3 17 Instructor 100% Semester / Year Course Title/Number Semester Hours # Students Role Percent Respon sible Institution Fall 2006 BBH:302 Diversity and Health 3 79 Teaching Spring 2007 BBH:101 Introduction to Biobehaviora l Health (Health Psychology) 3 30 Teaching Spring 2007 BBH:119 Behavior, Health, and Disease 3 90 Teaching 2

3 Semester / Year Course Title/Number Semester Hours # Students Role Percent Respon sible Institution Fall 2007 BBH:119 Behavior, Health, and Disease Teaching Spring 2008 BBH:310W Research Strategies for Biobehaviora l Health 3 71 Teaching Fall 2008 BBH:101 Introduction to Biobehaviora l Health (Health Psychology) 3 30 Teaching Summer 2010 Summer 2011 Summer 2012 Fall 2012 BBH:101 Introduction to Biobehaviora l Health (Health Psychology) BBH:101 Introduction to Biobehaviora l Health (Health Psychology) PH:607 Biostatistics PH:607 Biostatistics 3 23 Instructor 100% 3 29 Instructor 100% 3 Instructor 100% Public Health Program, Touro University, California 3 Instructor 100% Public Health Program, Touro University, California B. Other Teaching Contributions (least to most recent) 3

4 1. Grand Rounds, Journal Clubs, Seminars Year(s) Title Location 2. Other Contributions to Institutional Programs Year(s) Title Location 3. Teaching Committees Year(s) Committee Name Location 4. Formal Study to Improve Teaching Abilities Year(s) Committee Name Location 5. Continuing Education Talks Year(s) Title Location C. Course Materials (least to most recent) (syllabi, instructional web pages, computer lab materials) (Description only - full materials to be included in promotion dossier) III. SCHOLARSHIP A. Publications or Creative Works (least to most recent) 1. Peer-Reviewed Papers 1. Mastroleo NR, Marzell M, Turrisi R, Borsari B. (2011) Do coaches make a difference off the field? The examination of athletic coach influence on early college student drinking. Addiction Research & Theory, 20, Mallett KA, Marzell M, Varvil-Weld L, Turrisi R, Guttman K, Abar C. (2011) One-time or repeat offenders? An examination of the patterns of alcohol-related consequences experienced by college students across the freshman year. Addictive Behaviors, 36, Mallett KA, Marzell M, Turrisi R. (2011) Past alcohol-related negative consequences and drinking behavior moderator variables predicting future consequences. Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, 72, Dodge T, Williams K, Marzell M, Turrisi R. (2012) Judging cheaters: Is substance misues viewed similarly in the athletic and academic domains? Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, 26, Scaglione NM, Turrisi R, Mallett KA, Marzell M, Ray AE. (2013) An examination of perceived sexual assault risk among first year college students: Do protective behaviors matter? (Draft/In Preparation) 6. Marzell M, Bavarian N, Paschall MJ, Mair C, Saltz RF. (2013) Do all college parties pose the same risk? An examination of the relationship between high-risk drinking environments and party characteristics using a multi-campus study. (Draft/In Preparation) 7. Marzell M, Donohue B, Chow GM. (2013) Explaining barriers to recruitment of college athletes with substance abuse use and abuse: Traditional and innovative recruiting approaches compared. (Draft/In Preparation) 4

5 8. Marzell M, Turrisi R. (2013) The relationship between exercise dependence and high risk drinking practices among college students. (Draft/In Preparation) 9. Treno AJ, Marzell M, Gruenewald PJ, Holder H. A review of alcohol and drug policy research: 75 years of the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs. Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs. (In Press) 10. Mallett KA, Marzell M, Scaglione N, Hultgren B, Turrisi R. Are all alcohol and energy drink users the same? Examining individual variation in relation to alcohol mixed with energy drink use, risky drinking and consequences Psychology of Addictive Behaviors. (In Press) 11. Antin TM, Lipperman-Kreda S, Paschall MJ, Marzell M, Battle R. College as a protective zone: The role of drinking beliefs to explain ethnic variation in drinking practices among college students Substance Use and Misuse. (In Press) 12. Marzell M, Turrisi R, Mallett KA, Ray AE, Scaglione NM. Combining alcohol and energy drinks: An examination of psychosocial constructs and alcohol outcomes among college students using a prospective design. Addiction Research & Theory. (In Press) 13. Varvil-Weld L, Marzell M, Turrisi R, Mallett KA, Cleveland MJ. Examining the relationship between alcohol energy drink risk profiles and high-risk drinking behaviors. Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research. (In Press) 14. Morrison C, Marzell M, Lee JP, Gruenewald PJ. (2013) A critical assessment of biases in studies of the social ecology of licensed drinking establishments. (Submitted) 15. Dodge T, Dwan R, Turrisi R, Brachfeld C, Marzell M, Williams K. (2013) An investigation of the independent influence of type and intensity of physical activity on alcohol consumption. (Submitted) 16. Marzell M, Morrison C, Chow GM, Gruenewald PJ. (2013) Examining drinking patterns and high-risk drinking environments among college athletes at different competition levels. (Submitted) 17. Bavarian N, Saltz RF, Marzell M, Flay BR, Smit E. (2013) Psychosocial differences between profiles of alcohol and other drug use: Results from a sample of college students. (Submitted) 18. Treno AJ, Zhao J, Marzell M, Ponicki WR, Stockwell T, MacDonald S, Gruenewald PJ, Martin G. (2013) The impact of alcohol outlet density on violence and property crime: Outcomes from British Columbia's alcohol outlet privatization. (Submitted) 2. Non-Peer-Reviewed Papers (reports, proceedings, etc.) 3. Books/Monographs 1. Marzell M, Donohue B, Loughran T. Assessing substance-related disorders in African American clients. In Benuto, LT & Leany, BD (Eds.), Guide to Psychological Assessment with African Americans. New York, NY: Springer. (In Press) 4. Chapters 5

6 5. Electronic Publications 6. Abstracts 7. Other B. Areas of Research Interest/Current Projects 1. My broad research interests are the etiology and prevention of alcohol and drug misuse among at-risk populations. My specific interests include the study of environmental and policy factors that can influence these behaviors. I also study the relationship between sports participation and substance abuse to inform prevention efforts. C. Sponsored Research (ALL grants, least to most recent) (if you are not the, state your role or contributions - in a few sentences) 1. Grants Received Source Title P.I. T32 AA National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) Prevention Science Research Training Program Ames Postdoctoral Fellow R21 DA National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) Steroid Use in Adolescents T Dodge R Turrisi Co- Project Coordinator/Graduate Research R01 AA S1 National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) Reducing High-Risk College Drinking: Examining the Consumption of Alcohol-Energy Drink Cocktails among College Students % Effort % Salary Support Direct Funds Period of Funding 07/01/ /30/ /01/ /31/ /01/ /30/2011 6

7 Source Title P.I. R01 AA National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) Community Alcohol Outlet Density, Drunken Driving and Violence: Core Group Theory Lee Associate Research Scientist National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) NIH Loan Repayment Grant Environmental Strategies and Interventions Aimed at Reducing High-Risk College Student and Ethnic Minority Underage Drinking R01 DA National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) Evaluation of a Family Behavior Therapy in Collegiate Athletes B Donohue Postdoctoral Fellow % Effort % Salary Support Direct Funds Period of Funding 09/01/ /30/ /01/ /30/ /01/ /31/ U48 DP Centers for Disease Control and Prevention The University of Iowa Prevention Research Center for Rural Health Edith Parker Principal Investigator Miesha Marzell Co-investigator, Training Core 10% $489,769 09/30/ /29/ Grants Pending Source Title P.I. D. Invited Presentations % Effort % Salary Support Direct Funds Period of Funding 1. Conference Presentations/Posters (least to most recent) Year Title Organization Presentation Type 7

8 Year Title Organization Presentation Type June 2008 Coach and peer influences on collegiate athlete drinking (Marzell M, Mastroleo NR, Turrisi R) Annual Scientific Meeting, Research Society on Alcoholism, Washington, DC Poster June 2010 Comparing moderate and heavy users of alcohol and energy drinks combined: Meidation processes explaining behavioral tendencies (Marzell M, Turrisi R) Annual Scientific Meeting, Research Society on Alcoholism, San Antonio, TX Poster June 2012 High-risk drinking in first-year college students: Patterns of alcohol and energy drink cocktail consumption (Marzell M, Ray AE) Annual Scientific Meeting, Research Society on Alcoholism, San Fransisco, CA Poster June 2013 Do all athletes drink the same? Examining college athlete drinking patterns (Marzell M, Morrison C, Mair C, Gruenewald PJ) Annual Scientific Meeting, Research Society on Alcoholism, Orlando, FL Poster IV. SERVICE A. Offices/appointments held in professional organizations (least to most recent) 1. Editorships 2. Review Panels 3. Departmental, Collegiate or University Service Positions The Advising Programs Coordinator 4. Professional Organizations (state and/or national) American Public Health Association Member 8

9 Kettil Bruun Society Research Society on Alcoholism Society for Prevention Research Member Member Member B. Other Professional Service (least to most recent) 1. Referee Manuscripts/Journal Reviews Addictive Behaviors Journal of Psychoactive Drugs Preventive Medicine The Social Science Journal Ad Hoc Reviewer Ad Hoc Reviewer Ad Hoc Reviewer Ad Hoc Reviewer 2. Organize Conference, Paper Session, etc. 3. Departmental, Collegiate or University Committees (other than teaching) 4. State Committees 5. National Committees 6. Professionally Relevant Community Involvement Centre County Youth Service Bureau Laurel Street Elementary School, Compton, CA East Oakland Youth Development Center, Oakland, CA Baby Connections Coordinator Community Liaison Intern Director of Homework Center 9

10 The Northern Appalacia Cancer Network Program Coordinator 7. Professional Consulting Northwestern Human Services Behavioral Specialist 8. Other Iris Cantor UCLA Women's Health Education and Resource Center Program Development Intern 10