SHERC Executive Committee
Purpose
The SHERC Executive Committee performs the following primary functions:
- Provide overall management, administrative and logistical support for all center activities
- Advise on trainings/workshops for grant writing, manuscript writing, clinical/translational research
- Foster mentoring for all Project Leads
- Meet with the Advisory Committee twice annually
- Facilitate statistical and methodological support (i.e. interdisciplinary approaches to addressing health disparities) through the Research Infrastructure Core
- Link investigators to the Community Engagement Core (CEC) to develop and build upon community partnerships and to participate in CEC webinars and training
- Review Pilot Project Proposals and recommend funding
- Ensure an interactive evaluation, assessment, and feedback system
- Develop a course of action if programmatic goals are not being met or new directions are needed
Learn more about members of the SHERC Executive Committee.
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Members
Multiple Principal Investigator
Administrative Core Lead and Recruitment Core Lead
Director, Center for Health Equity Research (CHER)
Regents’ Professor, Department of Health Sciences
Community-based participatory research, HIV/AIDS & substance abuse prevention, chronic disease prevention, diverse & rural populations
Diane Stearns, PhD
Multiple Principal Investigator
Investigator Development Core Lead and Administrative Core Co-Lead
Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, NAU
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry; College of the Environment, Forestry, and Natural Sciences
Metal Toxicology, Faculty Development, Building Institutional Research Capacity
Paul Flikkema, PhD
Research Infrastructure Core Co-Lead
Professor, Electrical Engineering; Real-Time Intelligent Systems and Networks Lab; School of Informatics, Computing & Cyber Systems
Informatics & computing, analyzing samples, national databases, remote sensing, GIS
Samantha Sabo, DrPH, MPH
Community Engagement Core Co-Lead
Associate Professor
Social and political context of chronic disease, border health, indigenous community health, Community Health Workers, social determinants of health of vulnerable populations, community-based participatory research
Anna Schwartz, PhD, FNP-BC, FAAN
Investigator Development Core Co-Lead
Professor, School of Nursing
Cancer survivorship and physical activity
Nicolette Teufel-Shone, PhD
Community Engagement Core Lead
Professor of Health Sciences
Building community capacity to address health promotion in Native American communities, chronic disease prevention
Robert T. Trotter, II, PhD
Research Infrastructure Core Lead
Regents’ Professor, Anthropology
Medical anthropology, alcohol & drug addiction, corporate anthropology
Kelly Laurila, MA
Evaluator
Program management, program evaluation, National Institutes of Health, National Science Foundation, training program evaluation and institutional research capacity
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