Faculty Collaboration Database

1968 - 1972 B.A. Sociology

1968 - 1972 BA - Mathematics and Sociology, Seton Hill College, Greensburg, PA

1972 - 1976 Fellow, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

1972 - 1974 M.S. Sociology

1972 - 1974 MS - Health Services Research, Sociology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

1972 - 1976 United States Public Health Service Fellow in Health Services Research, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

1974 - 1976 Ph.D. Sociology

1974 - 1976 PhD - Health Services Research, Sociology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

1976 - 1987 Assistant Director, Health Services Research and Training Program

1978 - 1987 Assistant Professor of Sociology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN

1979 - 1983 Assistant Director, Social Research Institute

1983 - 1985 Director, Social Research Institute, Department of Sociology

1984 - 1986 Division of Sponsored Programs, Assistant Director

1986 - 1987 Division of Sponsored Programs, Associate Director

1987 - 1995 Associate Professor of Family Medicine, Wright State University, Dayton, OH

1987 - 1989 Director, University Office of Research

1989 - 1994 Associate Dean for Research School of Medicine

1990 - 1995 Founding Director, University Center for Healthy Communities, Wright State University (Celebrated its 25th anniversary in June 2016)

1994 - 1995 Associate Dean for Community Health Development, School of Medicine

1995 - 2000 Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin

1995 - 2000 Associate Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

1995 - 1997 Chief, Department of Family and Community Medicine, Division of Community Health

1995 - 1996 Co-Director, Wisconsin Area Health Education Center System

1996 - 1999 Medical College of Wisconsin and University of Wisconsin Medical School Statewide System Director, Area Health Education Center Wisconsin System

1997 - 2002 Founding Director, Center for Healthy Communities, Department of Family and Community Medicine

1999 - 2018 Founding Director for the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment, $318 million endowment received from conversion of Blue Cross/Blue Shield United of Wisconsin.

2000 - 2006 Professor of Family and Community Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

2001 - 2011 Senior Associate Dean for Public and Community Health

2006 - 2010 Key Function Director, Community Engagement Component of Clinical and Translational Science Institute

2006 - 2010 Founding Director, Department of Population Health, Division of Health and Society

2006 - Present Professor of Population Health, Institute of Health and Equity - Medical College of Wisconsin

2007 - 2008 Interim Chair, Department of Population Health

2008 - 2011 Co-Principal Investigator and Executive Committee member, Clinical and Translational Science Institute

2010 Professor of Health and Society, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

2010 - 2011 Founding Director, Institute for Health and Society

2011 - 2012 Senior Associate Dean for Institutional and Community

2012 - 2018 Vice President, Academic Outreach

2012 - 2019 Co-Investigator, Clinical and Translational Science Institute

2015 - Present Professor of Pharmacy (secondary), Medical College of Wisconsin

2015 - 2018 Senior Associate Dean and Founding Director, Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment

2006 - 2008 Founding Director, Department of Population Health, Center for Science, Health and Society, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

2008 - 2010 Founding Director, Department of Population Health Medical College of Wisconsin, Division of Health and Society, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

2009 - 2011 Founding Director, Institute for Health and Society, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI

2011 - 2012 Senior Associate Dean for Institutional and Community Engagement, Medical College of Wisconsin

2012 - 2018 Vice President, Academic Outreach, Medical College of Wisconsin

2015 - 2018 Senior Associate Dean and Founding Director, Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Endowment, Medical College of Wisconsin

2017 - 2019 Founding Director and Stephen and Shelagh Roell Endowed Chair, Robert D. and Patricia E. Kern Institute for the Transformation of Medical Education, Medical College of Wisconsin

2018 - Present Senior Advisor for the MCW Center for the Advancement of Women in Science and Medicine (AWSM)

2018 - Present Senior Vice President for Strategic Academic Partnerships, Medical College of Wisconsin

1976 - 1987 Assistant Director, Health Services Research and Training Program, Purdue University, Richmond, IN

1979 - 1983 Assistant Director, Social Research Institute, Purdue University, Richmond, IN

1983 - 1985 Director, Social Research Institute, Purdue University, Richmond, IN

1984 - 1986 Assistant Director, Division of Sponsored Programs, Purdue University, Richmond, IN

1986 - 1987 Associate Director, Division of Sponsored Programs, Purdue University, Richmond, IN

1987 - 1989 Director, University Office of Research, Wright State University, Dayton, OH

1989 - 1994 Associate Dean, Research School of Medicine, Wright State University, Dayton, OH

1968 - 1972 Seton Hill College and Pennsylvania State Scholarships

1971 Pennsylvania Professional Education Program Award

1972 - 1976 United States Public Health Service Fellowship, Purdue University

1972 Academic Honorary Award, Alpha Lambda Delta

1972 - Present Alpha Lambda Delta, Academic Honorary and Pi Gamma Mu, Social Sciences Honorary

1972 Graduated Magna Cum Laude, Seton Hill College

1972 - 1976 United States Public Health Service Fellowship, Purdue University

1972 Social Sciences Honorary, Pi Gamma Mu

1990 Alumnae Leader in Science, Seton Hill College

1994 President’s Award for Excellence for Outstanding Collaboration , Center for Healthy Communities

1994 School of Medicine Award for Excellence in Medical Education, Wright State University

1995 Center for Healthy Communities for community advocacy by Annie E. Casey Foundation , Wright State University

1997 Reach Out Initiative profiled in “Cases of Medicine and Public Health Collaboration,” published by New York Academy of Medicine , Wright State University

1997 AAMC Award for Outstanding Community Service , Wright State University

1997 - Present Reach Out Initiative profiled in Cases of Medicine and Public Health Collaboration, published by New York Academy of Medicine

1997 - Present Wright State University School of Medicine received Association of American Medical Colleges Award for Outstanding Community Service

1998 - 2005 Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, Reviewer

1999 Community-Campus Partnerships for Health Leadership Award , Medical College of Wisconsin

2003 Center for Healthy Communities Initiative selected for Wisconsin Public Health Association Partnership of the Year Award, Medical College of Wisconsin

2005 - 2010 Community-Based Participatory Research Study Section, National Institutes of Health, Member

2005 AAMC Award for Outstanding Community Service , Medical College of Wisconsin

2007 Distinguished Alumnae Award, Seton Hill College, Medical College of Wisconsin

2008 Milwaukee Business Journal’s Women of Influence Award , Medical College of Wisconsin

2010 Servant-Leadership Award from SET Ministries, Medical College of Wisconsin

2015 - Present School of Pharmacy Founding Dean Search Committee, Chair

2016 - Present Medical College of Wisconsin Distinguished Service Award

2018 - Present Advancing Women's Leadership Group

2019 - Present BizTimes Media Health Care Heroes Award

2019 - Present MCW Strategic Initiatives Committee

2020 - Present MCW Strategic Plan Taskforce: Health Starts Within and Think Next Generation

2021 - Present MCW Engagement Survey Committee

2021 - Present MCW Organizational Development Taskforce

2022 - Present Medical College of Wisconsin 2022 Honorary Alumna Award

2023 - Present Medical College of Wisconsin Eminent Scholar Award, Medical College of Wisconsin

1976 - Present American Public Health Association, Community Health, Medical Care, and Statistics Sections (Member)

1995 - 1997 Founding Board of Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (Chair)

1995 - 2002 CCPH Board (Member)

1995 - 2006 Society of Teachers of Family Medicine (STFM) (Member)

1996 - 2006 National Rural Health Association (NRHA) (Member)

1997 - 1998 Founding Board National AHEC Organization (Secretary)

1999 - Present Wisconsin Public Health Association (WPHA) (Member)

2004 - 2006 American Political Science Association (APSA) (Member)

2005 - 2008 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) (Member)

2008 - 2009 Community Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH) (Executive Director)

Editorship

Journal Review

1991 - 1993 Member, Board of Trustees, Miami Valley Health Improvement Council

1992 - 1993 Member, Community Advisory Board, Miami Valley Hospital Community Benefits Standards Program

1994 - 1995 Member, United Health Services Board of Trustees

1995 - 1997 Member, One of three founding incorporators and trustee of “Reach out of Montgomery County” a 501(c) 3 corporation to provide voluntary health care to the underserved

2002 - Present Member, Consortium on Public and Community Health Board, Medical College of Wisconsin

2003 - 2005 Member, Partnerships for Healthy Milwaukee Executive Committee

2006 - 2008 Member, Board of Trustees, Mount Mary College

2008 - 2011 Co-Director, Violence Prevention Initiative Development Phase, Medical College of Wisconsin

2012 - Present Member, Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Community Initiatives Committee of the Board of Directors, Children's Hospital and Health Systems of Wisconsin

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health 10th Anniversary Conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 04/11/2007 - 04/14/2007

Maurana C, Ahmed S, Molidor J, Dupey P, Community-Academic Partnerships and Engagement, The AAMC 2013 Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, 11/01/2013 - 11/06/2013

Bridging Across Differences Toward Flourishing in the Profession of Medicine, Thirteenth Annual Conference of the Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues: Character and Global Challenges, Oxford, UK, 2025

American Association of Medical Colleges, Health Services Research for Council of Deans of Community-Based Medical Schools, New Orleans, LA, 11/1992

American College of Physicians, Health Promotion for the Underserved: Meeting the Challenge, Washington, DC, 04/1993

Health Professions Schools in Service to the Nation, Interdisciplinary Health Professions Collaboration: A Walk on the Wild Side workshop, San Francisco, CA, 04/1995

Plenary on Community-Academic Partnerships: Creating the Vision and Meeting the Challenges, Kickoff National Program Director’s meeting funded by the Corporation for National Service, San Francisco, CA, 04/1995

Closing plenary presentation on Community-Academic Efforts to Improve Health, Collaborative Family Health Care Coalition National Conference, Washington, DC, 07/1995

Workshop on A Multiprofessional Team Approach to Community-Oriented Primary Health Care, Collaborative Family Health Care Coalition National Conference, Washington, DC, 07/1995

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Closing presentation for Community Medicine Workshop, San Francisco, CA, 04/1996

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Building Sustainable Futures Together, San Francisco, CA, 04/1997

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Renewing our Campuses and Communities through Collaboration panel, 04/1997

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Power of Community-Academic Partnerships, San Francisco, CA, 04/1997

The Primary Care Education for the 21st Century: Lessons from National Initiatives, What Happens When the Grant Ends? Keys to Sustaining Grant-funded Initiatives in Health Professions Education, Baltimore, MD, 09/1998

Community-Campus Partnerships: A Study of Academic Health Centers and their Communities, Association of Academic Health Centers, Washington, DC, 1998

From Community-Campus Partnerships to Capitol Hill: A Policy Agenda for Health in the 21st Century, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Washington, DC, 04/2000

Strategies for Engaging Stakeholders in Community Medical Education in Regional Sites, Association of American Medical Colleges' Group on Regional Campuses Spring Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ, 04/2013

Key Elements in Selecting Communities for the Development of a Regional Medical Education Campus, Association of American Medical Colleges' Group on Regional Medical Campuses Spring Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ, 04/2013

The Role of Academic Health Centers to Improve Public Health Outcomes in Local Communities, AAHCI, Washington, DC, 04/2023

The Kern National Network for Flourishing in Medicine as a Powerful Movement to Advance Character and Flourishing in Medicine, Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues Symposium and The Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University’s Institute for Quantitative Social Science, Boston, MA, 03/2024 - Present

Bridging Across Differences: Practical Strategies for Civil Discourse in Medical Education, AAMC, Learn Serve Lead Conference, Atlanta, GA, 2024

Association of American Medical Colleges, Central Group on Educational Affairs, The Educational Power of Community Partnerships: Combining Service and Learning, Rockford, IL, 03/2000

Plenary Panel on Funders’ Perspectives on Community-Academic Partnerships, Community-Campus Partnership for Health 9th Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN, 05/31/2006 - 06/03/2006

Synthetic Estimation: A Test of its Usefulness as a Replacement for Local Surveys, American Public Health Association, Montreal, Canada, 11/1981

Community Engagement in Research: Strategies to Learn From Challenges, 43rd Annual Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Vancouver, Canada, 04/24/2010 - 04/28/2010

Using Community Health Surveys for Planning and Resources Development, National Center for Health Statistics Second Annual Conference on the Use of Data., Dallas, TX, 03/1977

Barriers to the Use of Physician Services: A Cross-Community Comparison, American Public Health Association, Washington, DC, 11/1977

. A Planning Framework for Assessing the Health Needs of Older Americans, American Public Health Association, Los Angeles, CA, 10/1978

The Missing Data Problem in Household Health Surveys, American Public Health Association, Los Angeles, CA, 10/1979

Decision-Making by Rural Community Leaders: An Interactive Computer System, American Public Health Association, Los Angeles, CA, 11/1981

Study of High-Risk Adolescent Health Care Choices, American Public Health Association, Dallas, TX, 11/1983

Adolescent Health Concerns Vary by Age, Race and Sex, Society for Pediatric Research, San Francisco, CA, 05/1984

Using Microcomputers in an Adolescent Health Clinic, American Public Health Association, Anaheim, CA, 11/1984

Adolescent Difficulties in Articulating Health Problems, American Public Health Association, Anaheim, CA, 11/1984

Factors Affecting Compliance to Diabetic Regimens, American Public Health Association, Anaheim, CA, 11/1984

Adolescent Health Needs and Care-Seeking, American Public Health Association, Washington, DC, 11/1985

Multiprofessional Faculty Development for Primary Health Care, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC, 11/1993

Student Education for Multiprofessional Primary Health Care, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC, 11/1993

The Development of a Directory of Community-Based Health Promotion/Disease Prevention Services: Student Learning and Community Benefit, Association of American Medical Colleges, Boston, MA, 10/1994

A Multiprofessional Community-Based Health Care Model, American Public Health Association, Washington, DC, 11/1994

Partnerships for Community-Based Health Promotion Activities, American Public Health Association, Washington, DC, 11/1994

Partnerships for Improved Primary Care Delivery, PartnersAmerican Public Health Association, Washington, DC, 11/1994

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Meeting the Challenge of Health Promotion for the Underserved, New Orleans, LA, 05/1995

Developing Public Health Professionals: Model Programs and Lessons Learned, American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, 11/1995

. The Development of Community-Based Clinical Training for Health Professions Students, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC, 11/1995

Learning Childhood Nutrition Through Multimedia, American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, 11/1995

17th Annual Conference on Patient Education, Academy of Family Physicians and Society Teachers of Family Medicine, Poster Excellence Award, Health Promotion/Disease Prevention Directory: Prescribing Wellness, San Antonio, TX, 12/1995

Use of an Integrated Information System to Enhance Multi-Professional Health Professions Education, Association of American Medical Colleges, San Francisco, CA, 11/1996

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention: Challenges of Working with the Underserved Population, American Public Health Association, New York, NY, 11/1996

Health Promotion and Disease Prevention: Challenges of Working with the Underserved Population, American Public Health Association, New York, NY, 11/1996

A Partnership to Improve the Public’s Health: Center for Healthy Communities, selected as one of 20 national models featured, Health Resources and Services Administration 3rd annual Primary Care Conference, Washington, DC, 02/1997

Breaking the Barriers to Reach the Working Poor: Development of an Innovative Health Care Program, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Boston, MA, 05/1997

Principles of Good Practice for Community-Campus Partnerships, Community Campus Partnerships for Health, Pittsburgh, PA, 04/1998

Town/Gown Partnerships Building Healthier Communities: Ten Years and Learning, Association of American Medical Colleges, Washington, DC, 11/1998

Managed Care, Community and Population Health: Changing sites and changing content in Undergraduate and Graduate Education, panel presentation, Association of American Medical Colleges, New Orleans, LA, 11/1998

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health: Leadership for Healthier Communities and Campuses, Putting CCPH Principles into Practice: Stories from the Heartland workshop, Seattle, WA, 03/1999

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Rural Ambassadors: Medical students reach out to Wisconsin, Seattle, WA, 04/1999

What is the Role of Community-Academic Partnerships in Fostering Community Advocacy and Civic Engagement?, Community Campus Partnerships for Health, Washington, DC, 04/2000

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Service and Learning in Underserved Communities, Washington, DC, 04/2000

Workshop for Losers: What do we do now that we didn’t get the grant?!?, Community Campus Partnerships for Health, Washington, DC, 04/2000

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Involvement of Family and Community Medicine Faculty in Community Health Programs, Orlando, FL, 05/2000

Society of Teachers in Family Medicine, Medical School-Based Rural Ambassador Program, Orlando, FL, 05/2000

Beyond the Rhetoric: Building Meaningful Partnerships with Communities, Society of Teachers in Family Medicine, 05/2000

Society of Teachers in Family Medicine, Building Meaningful Partnerships with Communities, Orlando, FL, 05/2000

American Association for Higher Learning, Moving from Service to Scholarship: Institutional Strategies for Defining, Assessing and Rewarding Community Scholarship, Tampa, FL, 02/2001

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Collaboration and Community: Linking Medical Students and Underrepresented Youth, Denver, CO, 04/2001

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Cancer Prevention in Underserved African American Communities: Implications for Practitioners, Denver, CO, 04/2001

Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Medical Student Experiences in Reaching Out to Urban Populations, Denver, CO, 04/2001

Partners for Progress: A Partnership to Improve Health in Milwaukee Public Housing, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, San Antonio, TX, 05/2001

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Spiritual and Religious Partners: Essential Elements of Building a Healthy Rural Community, San Antonio, TX, 05/2001

Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, Lessons in Community Building: From Dialogue to Action, San Antonio, TX, 05/2001

Measuring Coalition Effectiveness, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, San Antonio, TX, 05/2001

Training Family Medicine Residents in Healthy Aging: A Service Learning Experience in the Community, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, San Antonio, TX, 05/2001

Reaching Out to Urban Uninsured Populations: A Community-Based Experience in Undergraduate Medical Education, Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, San Antonio, TX, 05/2001

Community Scholarship: Recognizing and Rewarding Faculty for their Community-based Teaching, Research and Service, American Public Health Association, Atlanta, GA, 10/2001

Jumping Through Hoops-Navigating Through the Administrative Grant Proposal Process, 35th STFM Annual Spring Conference, San Francisco, CA, 04/27/2002 - 05/01/2002

Recruitment, Retention, and Promotion of Female Faculty Members, 35th STFM Annual Spring Conference, San Francisco, CA, 04/27/2002 - 05/01/2002

Teaching Community Health Concepts to Undergraduate Medical Students, 35th STFM Annual Spring Conference, San Francisco, CA, 04/27/2002 - 05/01/2002

Promoting the Community Aspect of Family Medicine’s Faculty through the Scholarship of Engagement, 35th STFM Annual Spring Conference, San Francisco, CA, 04/27/2002 - 05/01/2002

Family Practice Residents Promote Healthy Aging Through Community Presentations, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, San Francisco, CA, 04/2002

Skills for Building Effective Healthy Community-Academic Partnerships, 36th STFM Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA, 09/20/2003 - 09/24/2003

Church-based Educational Program for Cancer Prevention, Society of Teachers of Family Medicine, Atlanta, GA, 09/2003

Creating the Teaching Commons-Forming and Sustaining Communities of Educators, AAMC Annual Meeting 2006, Seattle, WA, 10/27/2006 - 11/01/2006

A Model to Translate Evidence-Based Injury Interventions into Community Practice, 137th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, 11/07/2009 - 11/11/2009

Development of a Community Medical Education Program: The Journey and the Partners, Association of American Medical Colleges Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, 2012

MAURANA C, Ahmed S, Molidor J, Dupey P., Community-Academic Partnerships and Engageme, The AAMC 2013 Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, 2013 - Present

Termuhlen P, Raymond J, Kerschner J, Bolton A, Kuhn K, Lord M, Goerlitz R, Servais E, Wilkins S, Witten A, MAURANA C., Key Elements in selecting Communities for the Development of a Regional Medical Education Campus, Association of American Medical Colleges’ Group on Regional Medical Campuses Spring Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ, 2013 - Present

Termuhlen P, Raymond J, Kerschner J, Bolton A, Kuhn K, Lord M, Goerlitz R, Servais E, Wilkins S, Witten A, MAURANA C, Strategies for Engaging Stakeholders in Community Medical Education in Regional Sites., Association of American Medical Colleges’ Group on Regional Medical Campuses Spring Meeting, Atlantic City, NJ, 2013 - Present

Miller, B., MAURANA C., Set up for Success: Education and Preparing Physicians for Professionalism in Practice, ABMS Conference, Virtual, 2020 - Present

Chimienti, S, Cox, S, Ellefson, K, Luk, J, MAURANA C, Collaborating on Common Challenges with Creative Approaches., AAMC Learn Serve Lead Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, 2022 - Present

Data Presentation Error in Household Health Surveys, American Public Health Association, Detroit, MI, 10/1980

A rural-urban partnership for prevention: Bridging the community-academic divide, American Public Health Association, Chicago, IL, 11/1999

Moving from Community Service to Community Scholarship, CGEA, Minneapolis, MN, 03/2001

1990 - 1995 Center for Healthy Communities, Dayton, Ohio (Founding Director) Participants:  Four health professions schools, (medicine, nursing, allied health, professional psychology) and Department of Social Work, one hundred community and health care organizations, and several hundred residents from Appalachian and African American communities Funding:  Sixteen grants totaling more than $5M, many from highly competitive, nationally visible programs Outcomes:  One of the first centers of its kind nationally to develop a comprehensive, interdisciplinary community-academic partnership  Improved health care in the Dayton community through renovation of two community health centers, increased access to health care providers, and reduced number of emergency room visits  Community health advocate program assisted more than 2,000 clients  Twelve multidisciplinary classroom-based and clinical education opportunities developed for more than 2,000 students in seven disciplines Recognition:  Received five national awards for various Center programs  Recognized by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) as one of the top twenty models nationally for improving the health of underserved communities  Major contributor to Wright State School of Medicine’s receipt of the 1997 AAMC Award for Outstanding Community Service

1992 - 1996 Reach Out of Montgomery County (Ohio) (Founding Co-Director) Participants:  Montgomery County Medical Society, Montgomery County Health District, Wright State School of Medicine  Recruited 256 volunteer providers, including 136 physicians Funding:  One of twenty-two (of over 1,800 applicants) programs funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.($300K)  Incorporated into 501©3 that is sustained through ongoing funds from several community organizations Outcomes:  Provided care to 2,500 patients who have no insurance  Developed a system of available resources that focused on practicing physicians but also included hospitals, the health district, health and human service agencies, and other providers Recognition:  Recognized by Robert Wood Johnson Foundation as a model program

1995 - 1999 Wisconsin Area Health Education Center (AHEC) System (Statewide Director) Participants:  Statewide network including the state’s two medical schools, fifteen nursing schools, and several other health professions  Four regional AHEC centers with community boards Funding:  Obtained $6.5M in federal dollars and $2.5M in matching state dollars Outcomes:  Reorganized and streamlined a disorganized statewide system  Led the development of several statewide initiatives  Developed several interdisciplinary education programs  Expanded cultural competency training Recognition:  Moved system from being viewed as a problem by the federal program office to serving as a model for other states

1996 - 2002 Community-Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH) (Chair of Founding Board and Board Member) Participants:  In five years on the Board, CCPH grew to a national network of over 1,000 communities and campuses that are collaborating to improve health. Funding:  Organization became self-sustaining with annual operating budget of approximately $900K. Outcomes:  Viewed as leadership organization for partnership development between communities and academics by such organizations as Association of Academic Health Centers and Association of American Medical Colleges  Three national conferences  National mentor network  Series of technical assistance publications Recognition:  As founding chair, received national leadership award for community-academic partnership development

1997 - 2002 Center for Healthy Communities, Medical College of Wisconsin (Founding Director) Participants:  Three regional and state, twenty-six community, and five national partners; several hundred participants in programs  Center has statewide emphasis (rural and urban)  Involves MCW medical students and residents Funding:  In first four years, the Center obtained fourteen federal and foundation grants for approximately $2.6M  Several grants received high merit review scores Outcomes:  Programmatic Outcomes: - Community Health Advocate program - Cancer Prevention initiative in Milwaukee public housing - Health education programs for elderly - Rural and urban community-based, and MCW-based student programs - Marion Area Coalition for Healthy Communities (rural) - Partners for Progress public housing initiative - Community Health Curriculum for third and fourth year medical students  Employment Program for public housing residents at MCW and Froedtert Hospital - Community Outreach Partnership with Froedtert Hospital  Leadership role in development of proposed MCW Institute for Public and Community Health submitted to Blue Cross/Blue Shield Recognition  HUD grant for Community Outreach Partnership Center was ranked number one in the country out of one hundred sixteen applicants.  Selected for a site visit by the National Advisory Council of the Drug-Free Communities Program based on the strength of our Coalition. Recognized as a model medical school partnership with a community  Fifteen community partners provided oral and written testimony about the significance and outcomes of their partnership with the Center at the Blue Cross hearings conducted by the Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner.  Partners for Progress Program received Wisconsin Public Health Association Partnership of the Year award.

1999 - Present Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Program (Senior Associate Dean and Board member) Work with the President, Dean and Senior Vice President to provide leadership for the development and implementation of Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin. This program has three complimentary components: a statewide community-academic partnership program; biomedical, clinical, population health research; and, medical, and public health professional education. This program resulted from the conversion of the Blue Cross/Blue Shield United of Wisconsin to for-profit status. Work closely with leadership at The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health that also received funding. Provide leadership for the Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program, the public and community health component of the endowment. Funding Approximately $300M endowment resulting from the for-profit conversion of Blue Cross/Blue Shield United of Wisconsin: 35% of the funds are allocated to public and community health community-academic partnerships, 65% to biomedical, clinical and population health research and medical and public health education. (The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health also received $300M.) Recognition  Have systematically solicited and incorporated public feedback and comments throughout the process. Comments about clarity, inclusiveness and integrity of the process have been consistently positive from Wisconsin citizens.  National merit reviewers have commented on the excellence and strength of the program.  Medical College of Wisconsin received the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Outstanding Community Service Award, national recognition for the College’s work, including the Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program.  Dean received award from Wisconsin Public Health Association (2006) in recognition of the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Healthier Wisconsin Partnership Program.

2001 - 2011 Public and Community Health (Senior Associate Dean) As Senior Associate Dean for Public and Community Health, provided overall leadership for public and community health initiatives at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Advanced the re-integration of public health and medicine and supported community-academic partnerships for health to advance the College’s core missions of education, research, clinical care and community engagement. Selected accomplishments include: -- Advanced the revision of the College’s mission from service to community engagement -- Fostered development of community-engaged faculty and community-academic partnerships -- Served in a leadership role for the College’s receipt of the Association of American Medical Colleges' (AAMC) Outstanding Community Service Award in 2005.

2008 - 2011 Medical College of Wisconsin Violence Prevention Initiative (Co-Director for Development Phase and Principal Investigator for Implementation Phase) Provide leadership as the Principal Investigator of the Medical College of Wisconsin Consortium Violence Prevention Initiative (www.mcw.edu/vpi.htm). The Consortium on Public and Community Health has invested $1.1M in the development and $8.2M in the implementation of the Violence Prevention Initiative through the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin endowment. The Violence Prevention Initiative has two major goals: 1) decrease rates of violence in identified areas of Milwaukee and, possibly, greater Wisconsin; and, 2) strengthen community capacity to prevent future violence. Implementation of this initiative is planned to continue over a 10-year period for up to $20M. Outcomes  Created infrastructure, including 16 member community-academic steering committee and community stakeholders  Reviewed the academic literature, collected data on violence statistics, and compiled information on local and national violence prevention initiatives  Developed model that integrates research, community practice, and community knowledge and experience  Conducted community assessments and developed initial model with focus on youth violence  Awarded $8.2M over 5 years for the VPI Implementation Phase (launched February 2010): o Prevention and early intervention for youth aged 0-11 yrs in school-based settings o Influence/motivate youth aged 12-17 yrs in neighborhood-based settings o At-risk youth using a positive outcomes approach that will support youth’s successful transition into adulthood o Social settings and broader community level for its intervention that will emphasize community-capacity building

2009 - 2011 Institute for Health and Society (serve as Founding Director) Provide leadership for the development of a new interdisciplinary Institute for Health and Society with a mission “to improve health and advance health equity through community and academic partnerships,” and:  link medicine, public health, and social and behavioral sciences to foster and conduct research, education, urban clinical care initiatives, and community engagement that address community-identified needs; and  serve as a model for academic leadership in building partnerships among medicine, public health and communities. The Institute will accomplish this mission through training the next generation of health professionals; researching new discoveries in population and public health; developing innovative programs for clinical care delivery; strengthening community-academic partnerships; and, translating research findings into practice. The Institute launched in October 2010.

2011 - 2012 Institutional and Community Engagement (Senior Associate Dean) As Senior Associate Dean for Public and Community Health, provided overall leadership for public and community health initiatives at the Medical College of Wisconsin. Advanced the re-integration of public health and medicine and supported community-academic partnerships for health to advance the College’s core missions of education, research, clinical care and community engagement. Selected accomplishments include:  Advanced the revision of the College’s mission from service to community engagement -- Fostered development of community-engaged faculty and community-academic partnerships -- Served in a leadership role for the College’s receipt of the Association of American Medical Colleges' (AAMC) Outstanding Community Service Award in 2005.

2012 - Present Office of Strategic Outreach (Vice President) Reporting to the President, provide leadership for the development of a new inter-institutional initiatives to advance the College’s core missions of education, research, clinical care and community engagement, including: -- development of the community medical education program -- lead the development of an inter-institutional Consortium to advance health care economics and innovation -- develop an inter-institutional partnership to encourage coordination and collaboration for community health initiatives -- lead collaborative processes for the development of other key institutional initiatives The Office of Strategic Outreach is home to the Advancing a Healthier Wisconsin Program. The Office of Strategic Outreach was established in July 2012.

1990 - 1992 Leadership and Model Development in Health Professions Education. Fifteen Medical, Nursing and Other Health Professions Schools selected to participate in four one-week workshops sponsored by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation

1993 Association of American Medical Colleges Executive Development Week-long Workshop for Associate Deans and Chairs

1998 - 2001 Faculty Development Fellowship in Academic Leadership, Department of Family and Community Medicine

1984 - Present Present seminars and workshops on various aspects of grantsmanship

1984 - 1989 Designed university-wide research development information system for Purdue University

1984 - Present Provide technical assistance to faculty in grant proposal preparation

1985 - 1989 Prepared documents on policy issues related to university research and funding trends for the Ohio State Legislature and Board of Regents

1990 - 1995 Facilitated the development of Biomedical Research Seed Grant (BRSG) guidelines for seed grants involving collaboration between basic and clinical scientists. Developed process for, and managed distribution of, funds from the Wright State University School of Medicine’s BRSG program

1990 - 1995 Presented faculty development workshops on health services research

1991 - 1994 Developed student research program for the Wright State University School of Medicine

1992 - 1995 Developed informal mentor program for researchers