CURRICULUM V ITA - Texas A&M School of Public Health

DR. JAMES N. BURDINE - JANUARY 2020

CURRICULUM VITA

DR. JAMES N. BURDINE

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Summary

Dr. James N. Burdine serves as a Professor and Head (interim) of the Departmentof Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences, and as the Founding Director and Co-Principal Investigator of the Center forCommunity Health Development at the School of Public Health, Texas A&M University. From February2013 through January 2015, Dr. Burdine served as the Dean (interim) of the School of Public Health (SPH)and prior to that as Associate Dean for Public Health Practice from 2012-14, Assistant Dean for PublicHealth Practice from 2009-12, and Head, Department of Social and Behavioral Health from 2002-05.

Dr. Burdine is an internationally recognized expert in population health status assessment and communityhealth development. His areas of expertise include working in and with rural communities across theUnited States and with promotoras in colonia communities along the US-Mexico border. His experience alsoincludes the development of highly sophisticated cost-effective community health assessment techniquesas well as a number of national “model” programs for community-based health improvement including theNational Community Health Worker Training Center and the Tele-health Counseling Center at Texas A&M.

To this point in his career Dr. Burdine has been awarded more than $28 million in grants and contractsfrom the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Health Services and Resources Administration and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, among other funders ($14.4 million as Principal Investigator,$10.9 million as Co-Principal Investigator, $1.4 million as Co-Investigator and $0.9 million as Consultant).

Dr. Burdine’s professional publications include co-editing 5 special issues of journals, co-authoring 5 bookchapters, authoring/co-authoring 59 articles in peer-reviewed publications, and 52 technicalreports and papers. He has also authored/co-authored 173 refereed conference presentations, 45 invitedpresentations and testimonies, and 52 continuing education programs.

Dr. Burdine has also held offices with national professional organizations including President of the Societyfor Public Health Education (1993), is a member of the Delta Omega Public Health Honor Society, hasreceived awards for Excellence in Practice from the School of Rural Public Health (2006) and the FacultyRecognition Award from his department (2004, 2005, 2006).He also has served as an advisor to numerous national health-related organizations, federal and state agencies and as a reviewer for major public healthprofessional journals. Last year Dr. Burdine celebrated his 25th year teaching for the American College of Healthcare Executives.

Prior to joining the faculty of the School of Rural Public Health in 2001, Dr. Burdine spent 10 years as thePresident and Senior Scientist at Felix, Burdine and Associates, a nationally recognized health careconsulting firm. Prior to that, Dr. Burdine spend 10 years in health system management at Seton MedicalCenter and Scott & White in Texas, and HealthEast/Lehigh Valley Health Network in Pennsylvania.

Dr. Burdine lives near College Station with his wife of 50 years, Dawn DeFore Burdine; has 4 sons, 13grandchildren and raises miniature horses.

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TableofContents

Summary .............................................................................................................................................................................................i

Education .......................................................................................................................................................................................... 1

Professional Experience ............................................................................................................................................................. 1

Funded Projects ............................................................................................................................................................................. 4

Research Grants and Demonstration Projects ............................................................................................................. 4Technical Assistance and Service Contracts (only projects $25,000 or greater are listed)..................... 7

Membership and Offices Held in Professional Organizations and Honorary Societies ................................10

Honors and Awards....................................................................................................................................................................11

Service Activities..........................................................................................................................................................................12

Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences ................................................................12Texas A&M School of Public Health ................................................................................................................................12 Texas A&M Health Science Center ................................................................................................................................13 Texas A&M University ..........................................................................................................................................................14State and Federal Government/National and International Organizations .................................................14

Guest Editor of Theme Issues of Refereed Journals .....................................................................................................16

Book Chapters...............................................................................................................................................................................16

Articles and Editorials Under Review for Publication.................................................................................................17

Articles. Editorials and Commentaries Published in Peer-Reviewed Professional Journals......................17

Selected Other Publications and TechnicalReports.....................................................................................................23

Refereed Conference Presentations ....................................................................................................................................27

Invited Presentations/Testimony........................................................................................................................................42

Continuation Education Presentations/Workshops....................................................................................................46

Community Involvement..........................................................................................................................................................50

DR. JAMES N. BURDINE - JANUARY 2020 1

Education

1979 Doctor of Public Health (Dr.P.H.), Department of Health Behavior/Health Education,School of Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Dissertation title: Determining the Impact of Consumer Participation on the Prevention Orientation of Health Systems Agencies Plans.

1972 Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) in Community Health Education, Department of HealthSciences, California State University, Northridge, California.

Thesis title: Training the Patient Advocate-Health Educator in a Free Clinic Setting.

1970 Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Health Sciences, Concentration in Community HealthEducation, San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, California.

Professional Experience

2019-date Head (interim) Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Studies, School ofPublic Health, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

2017-date Founding Director and Co-Principal Investigator,Center for Community Health Development, School of Public Health, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

2017-date Affiliated Faculty, Center for Population Health and Aging, School of Public Health, TexasA&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2013-15 Dean (interim), School of Public Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas. 1

2014-date Faculty Fellow, the Center for Health Systems and Design, College of Architecture.

2014-date Affiliated Faculty, the Transdisciplinary Center for Health Equity Research, Departmentof Health and Kinesiology.

2013-date Member, the Faculty Board of the Scowcroft Institute ofInternational Affairs atthe Bush

School of Government and Public Service.

1 In 2013 the name of the school was change from School of Rural Public Health to School of Public Health.


2012-14 Associate Dean for Public Health Practice, School of Rural Public Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2010-date Affiliated Faculty,Center for Population Health and Aging, School of Rural Public Health,Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2009-12 Assistant Dean forPublic Health Practice,Schoolof RuralPublic Health,Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2009-date Affiliated Faculty,Child and Adolescent Health Research Lab, Department of Health andKinesiology, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

2007-date Professor, Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences, School ofRural Public Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center,College Station,Texas. 2

2006-2010 Affiliated Faculty, Program in Health Aging, School of Rural Public Health Texas A&MHealth Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2006-07 Co-Director,Integrative Health Science,Center for Environmentaland RuralHealth,Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

2004-17 Co-Director and Co-Principal Investigator, Center for Community Health Development,School of Rural Public Health Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2003-05 Head,Departmentof Social and Behavioral Health, School of Rural Public Health Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2003-date Member,Graduate Faculty of Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas.

2002-03 Interim Head,Departmentof Social and Behavioral Health, School of Rural Public Health Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2001-04 Director, Community Health Development Program, School of Rural Public Health, TexasA&M Health Science Center.

2001-06 Associate Professor,Departmentof Social and Behavioral Health, School of Rural Public Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2000-date Affiliated Faculty,SouthwestRuralHealth Research Center,Schoolof RuralPublic Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

2 In 2012 the name of the Department of Social and Behavioral Health was changed to the Department of Health Promotion andCommunity Health Sciences.


2000-01 Adjunct Associate Professor,Departmentof Social and Behavioral Health, School of Rural Public Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas.

1994–2019 Faculty member,American College of Healthcare Executives,Chicago,Illinois.

1992-01 President and Senior Scientist,Felix,Burdine and Associates, Inc., Allentown, Pennsylvania.

1989-93 Adjunct Associate Professor of Medicine,Departmentof Medicine,Hahnemann University School of Medicine, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

1988-93 Associate Professor (part-time),Departmentof Health Education,EastStroudsburg University, East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.

1987-92 Vice President for Community Health.Lehigh Valley HospitalSystem,Allentown, Pennsylvania. 3

1984-86 Director of Health Promotion,Scott and White Memorial Hospital, Temple, Texas.4

1982-85 Faculty Associate,Center for Health Promotion Research and Development, University ofTexas Health Science Center at Houston,Houston,Texas.

1981-83 Director of Health Promotion and Director of Education, Seton Medical Center, Austin, Texas.5

1979-81 Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Community Health Graduate Program,Department of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, University of Texas atAustin,Austin,Texas.

3 Created Department of Community Health serving all components of a multi-hospital system. Responsible for developing

programs to address a wide range of community health problems including "Healthier U.®", "The Test You Can't Fail®" - a nationally syndicated colon-rectal screening program, "Countdown Lehigh Valley®" - the model for the national “CountDown

for Cholesterol" program, the Coalition for a Smoke-Free Valley - the largest non-federally funded smoking cessation and

prevention program in the US at that time, the ALERT-Partnership for a Drug-Free Valley - a model for the Robert Wood

Johnson Foundation's Fighting Back Initiative, the NEXUS for Geriatric Planning, and Healthy Business®- an occupational medicine product line.

4 Responsibilities included creation of Health Promotion Department, the supervision of professional staff in the design, marketing,implementation and evaluation of occupational and preventive medicine programs,a variety of community health

promotion programs, the Options for a Healthy Lifestyle® program, and the Scott and White Health Education Centers.

5 Established Health Promotion Department and developed The Good Health School®,a community-based program recognized

by the American Hospital Association as a model for hospital-sponsored community health promotion efforts and recipient of its annual award for Innovation in Health Promotion.


1977-79 Evaluation Consultant,NationalStroke Center Project,Center for Health Studies, Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.

1976-78 Research Assistant,Departmentof Health Education,Schoolof Public Health,University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,ChapelHill,North Carolina.

1975-76 Teaching Assistant,Departmentof Physical and Health Education, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

1974-75 Lecturer,Departmentof Health Sciences,California State University, Northridge, Northridge, California.

1972-74 Program Director,American Lung Association of Santa Clara-San Benito Counties, San Jose, California.

Funded Projects

Research Grants and Demonstration Projects (onlyprojectsgreaterthan$20,000arelisted) 2019-date Center for Optimizing Rural Health Grant Writing Course. Co-Investigator. Development

and provision of a grant writing course for vulnerable rural hospitals across the country.Funded by the Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute’s Health Resources andServices Administration grant (PI: Nancy Dickey). Funding $105,000.

2019-date Rape Prevention and Education Evaluation (RPE) Supplement. Co-Investigator.Funded by the Texas Office of the Attorney General,this projectcovered supplementalactivities for the primary evaluation projectthatevaluates the Texas RPE program at the state level.Activities included building state evaluation capacity, assessing the public health approachand primary prevention principles, evaluation consultation, and development of acommunity readiness checklist. Dr. Lisako McKyer, PI. Funding at $249,999 for six months.

2017-18 Evaluation of Brazos Valley Community Health Resource Centers. Principal Investigator.Funded by the Episcopal Health Foundation, this project explores the history anddevelopment of the five community health resources centers in Brazos Valley counties.Additionally, the project will generate a “toolkit” of resources for replication of thisapproach to meeting local health needs. Funding at $72,000 for six months.

2017-18 Community Health Worker Experiences with Hispanic/Latino Health Access. Co-Investigator.A Schoolof Public Health Research Enhancementand DevelopmentInitiative(REDI) funded project lead by Dr. Timothy Callahan (PI). Funding at $25,000 for one year.

2016-17 Identifying culturally relevant interventions to increase medication adherence among adults with diabetes or hypertension. Co-Investigator.A Schoolof Public Health Research Enhancement and Development Initiative (REDI) funded project lead by Dr. BernardAppiah (PI). Funding at $24,900 for one year.


2016-18 “To Better,To Serve”a DentalFaculty Developmentand Loan RepaymentProgram. Co-Investigator. Health Resources and Services Administration grant to increase the numberand diversity of oral health professionals equipped to practice in community-basedsettings. Funding at $257,000 for two years.

2016-17 Strategic orientation and perception of networks: nonprofit hospitals and community health clinics in Texas. Co-Principal Investigator. A Joint Initiative of the Nonprofit ManagementProgram at the Bush School of Government and Public Service and the Center forCommunity Health Development (CCHD). Funding is $19,891.29 for one year.

2015-17 Determination of the Competency of Electronic Health Record data to Support Outcomes Feedback for Medical Intervention. Co-Principal Investigator.The projectis funded by the ClinicalScience and TranslationalScience Research Institute atTexas A&M as partof its Pilot Grant Program. Funding is $125,000.

2009-14 The Center for Community Health Development. Co-Principal Investigator.One of the CDC designated Prevention Research Centers (PRC). This project is designed to increase SRPHcapacity for prevention research building upon existing community health developmentactivities in central and south Texas. Funding was $3.4 million over five years.

2009-12 Border Environmental Health and Toxicology Educational Research Program. Co-Investigator. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) project toincrease awareness of environmental health and toxicology issues in the health care professionals and in community members along the Texas/Mexico border. Funding was $0.75 million over three years.

2005-08 Border Environmental Health Coordination: Clinical Impacts test of Promotoras-Led Education on Child Pesticides Exposure. Co-Investigator. Environmental Protection Agency/Health Resources and Services Administration funded research project evaluatingthe impactand effectiveness of promotoras in reducing household pesticide exposure among colonia residents. Funding was $0.3 million over three years.

2005-07 Using a Community Health Development Strategy to Build Community Capacity in Colonias. Principal Investigator. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funded project that utilizescommunity health workers (promotoras) in multiple roles of health educator, outreachworker, patient advocate, and community development facilitator to build local capacityfor solving health problems and improving access to care and health status for residents of colonias along the Texas/Mexico border. Funding was $2.9 million over two years.

2004-09 The Center for Community Health Development. Director and Co-Principal Investigator. One of the CDC designated Prevention Research Centers (PRC). This project is designed toincrease SRPH capacity for prevention research building upon existing community healthdevelopment activities in central and south Texas. Funding was $3.9 million over five years.


2003-05 Community Access Program: Coordinating Health Services for the Brazos Valley, Texas. Co-Principal Investigator. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Bureau ofPrimary Care Community Access Program grant. This project expands on the applicationof a community-based case management model from one to three sites in rural counties ofthe Brazos Valley,Texas.Funding was $2.1 million over three years.

2003 Binational Utilization of Health Services: Pilot Study. Principal Investigator. TAMUS Health Science Center sponsored project. The purpose of this investigation was to identify factorsfor examination in a larger study proposed for fall 2003. Residents of both South Texas and Northern Mexico were interviewed to identify these factors. Funding was $50,000 for one year.

2001-05 The Integrated Health Outreach System Project. Principal Investigator. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and HRSA demonstration project. The project engages local healthcare providers, community health workers (promotoras) and residents of two colonias in Hidalgo County in an effort to improve access to care and localhealth status. Project funding was for $3.1 million over four years.

2001-05 An Evaluation of the Integrated Health Outreach System Project. Co-Principal Investigator. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The Foundation funded an evaluation component of the IHOS project separately. Funding was for $0.75 million over four years.

2001-03 Rural Health Outreach and Community Health Development Project. Principal Investigator.HRSA Office of Rural Health Policy project to build institutional capacity to supportcommunity health development projects. Project funding was $0.5 million over two years.

1991-93 ALERT-Partnership for a Drug Free Valley. Principal Investigator. Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) Community Partnership Demonstration grant. This five-yearproject was designed to demonstrate the effectiveness of a coalition in building communitycapacity to address the prevention of substance abuse. Funding was $3.0 million over five years.

1988-93 Coalition for a Smoke-Free Valley. Principal Investigator. A multi-year study to determineif a community capacity-building approach can effectively reduce the prevalence ofsmoking among the adultpopulation to less than 5% by the year 2000.The Henry J. KaiserFamily Foundation and the Dorothy Rider Pool Health Care Trust jointly funded the projectfor $1.1 million over five years.

1988 Lehigh Valley Diabetes Education Research Project. Co-Investigator.A projectto examine community-based approaches to diabetes education. Offered through the Helwig DiabetesEducation Center at Lehigh Valley Hospital. Funding was $195,313 from the PennsylvaniaDepartment of Health.

1987 Alert-Partnership for a Drug-Free Valley. Principal Investigator.Funded by the DorothyRider Pool Health Care Trust as a pilot project to organize a community coalition toaddress prevention of substance abuse. Funding was $120,000 for one year.


Technical Assistance and Service Contracts (onlyprojects $25,000 orgreater are listed) 2019-date Robertson Community Resource Center of Robertson County. Consultant. Funded by the

Episcopal Health Foundation to develop a community health resource center in Hearne,Texas to provide health and social services to residents of Robertson County. $285,000.

2019-date Bastrop County Resource Network. Consultant.Funded by the Episcopal HealthFoundation to develop a community health resource center in Bastrop, Texas to providehealth and social services to residents of Bastrop County. $185,000.

2019-date Trinity Community Resource Center. Principal Investigator.Funded by the EpiscopalHealth Foundation to develop a community health resource center in Trinity, Texas toprovide health and social services to regional residents. $130,000.

2019 St. Luke’s Memorial Regional Health Status Assessment. Co-Principal Investigator. A collaboration of local health care providers, health and human service agencies, localgovernment and academic institutions documenting population health status in sevencounties of East Texas. $50,000.

2018-19 Promotion and Dissemination of the Community Health Resource Center Toolkit -Principal Investigator. The purpose of this project,funded by the EpiscopalHealthFoundation is to promote and disseminate the Community Health Resource Center Toolkitand modelthroughoutTexas.$25,000.

2018-19 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment – VI. Principal Investigator. A collaboration of local health care providers, health and human service agencies, localgovernment and academic institutions, this is the sixth regional assessment used forprogram planning and evaluation in the eight counties of the greater Brazos Valley.$125,000.

2016-17 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment – V. Principal Investigator. A collaboration of local health care providers, health and human service agencies, localgovernment and academic institutions, this is the fifth regional assessment used forprogram planning and evaluation in the greater Brazos Valley. $65,000.

2012-13 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment - IV. Co-Principal Investigator. A collaboration of local health care providers, health and human service agencies, localgovernment and academic institutions, this is the fourth regionalassessmentused for program planning and evaluation in the greater Brazos Valley. $245,000.

2009-10 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment - III. Co-Principal Investigator. A collaboration of local health care providers, health and human service agencies, localgovernment and academic institutions, this is the third regionalassessmentused for program planning and evaluation by the Brazos Valley Health Partnership and its memberorganizations. $189,000.


2008-09 Tarrant County Community Health Assessment. Principal Investigator. A contract with the United Way of Tarrant County to conduct a community health assessment as part of thestrategic planning process of the local United Way organization. $45,000.

2008 Cook Children’s Regional Health Assessment. Principal Investigator, secondary data component.Sponsored by the Cook Children’s Health Network,this was a 7-countyassessment of the factors influencing child health status in the Fort Worth, TX area.$77,576.

2006 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment - II. Principal Investigator. A collaboration of St. Joseph’s Regional Health Center, College Station Medical Center, Trinity Medical Center, the Brazos Valley Councilof Governments,Brazos Valley Community Action Agency, and the Schoolof RuralPublic Health, this was a second regionalassessment used for program planning and evaluation by the Brazos Valley HealthPartnership and its member organizations. $115,000.

2003-04 Rio Grande Valley Health Services District Strategic, Operational, and Transition Plans. Principal Investigator. An initiative jointly funded by a consortium 9 hospitals inCameron and Hidalgo Counties to develop: (1) a strategic plan for improving access to carefor the two counties’ medically indigent population; (2) as a continuation of the previousproject, funded by the Health Services District in Cameron and Hidalgo Counties to developan operating plan and subsequently a transition plan for the health district and its clinics toimprove access to care for the two counties’ medically indigent population. $40,000.

2002-03 South Texas Regional Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. Texas A&M Health Science Center funded an assessment of the factors influencing the health status of thepopulation of Hidalgo and Starr counties. $155,000.

2001-02 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. St. Joseph’s Regional Health Center, College Station Medical Center, the Brazos Valley Council ofGovernments, and other local entities funded a community health status assessment of theseven counties in the Brazos Valley of central Texas. $140,000.

2000-01 Concho Valley Partnership Project. Consultant. Texas Department of Health funded projector organization a community health partnership and conduct a community health statusassessment of the 12 counties of the Concho Valley. $244,000.

2000 Political and Social Implications of a Rating Scale for Community Capacity. Co-Principal Investigator. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation funded subcontract from the Research Triangle Institute to develop a white paper on the political and social implications of arating system for community capacity for health improvement. $50,000.

1999 A Study of the Medically Underserved Populations of Colorado. Principal Investigator. Colorado Community Health Network (Denver, CO). $75,000.


1998 A Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment of the Communities SurroundingSix Hospitals the Philadelphia Market. Principal Investigator. Tenet Health System funded subcontract from the Medstat Corp. $159,800.

1998 A study of the impact of the National Health Service Corps. Co-Principal Investigator. National Rural Health Association. $275,000.

1997-99 Technical assistance to the Association of Clinicians for the Underserved. Consultant. HRSA, Bureau of Primary Health Care. Series of subcontracts to provide on improving access to care. $524,665.

1996-98 Developing a Community Health Partnership/Conduct a Community Health Status Assessment as a Prelude to a Hospital Merger. Principal Investigator. Milford Memorial Hospital (Milford, DE). $202,237.

1996-98 Organizing a Community Health Partnership to Conduct a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. Muhlenberg Regional Medical Center (Plainfield, NJ). $163,900.

1996-97 Organizing a Community Health Partnership and Conducting a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. Hartford Hospital and Hartford (CT) Health Department. $126,000.

1996 Organizing a Community Health Partnership to Conduct a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. St. Joseph’s Medical Center (Joliet, IL). $118,900.

1995-date Series of contracts to develop strategic and tacticalplans forthe health district, conduct comprehensive community health status assessments,health and human services clients, and facilitate analysis and implementation ofresults (‘95, ’98,’01, ’04,’08,’10,’13 ’16 and ‘19). Consultant/Principal Investigator. Health District of Northern Larimer County (Fort Collins, CO). $435,500.

1995-98 Contract to Conduct a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment and a School-based Assessment of Child Health. Principal Investigator. St. Luke’s Hospital (Bethlehem, PA). $204,500.

1995-96 Conducting a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. Easton Hospital (Easton, PA). $129,100.

1995-96 Organizing a Community Health Partnership and Conducting a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. Kent General Hospital (Dover, DE). $143,300.

1995 Conducting a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. Spokane County Health District. $124,100.


1994-96 Organizing a Community Health Partnership and Conducting a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. Laurel Health System (Wellsboro, PA). $130,600.

1994-95 Contract to Provide Training to Association Staff on How to Organize a Community Health Partnership and Conduct a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment. Consultant. Washington Health Foundation and Washington Hospital Association. $136,000.

1994 Conducting a Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator.Meadville Medical Center, Crawford County, PA. $98,000.

1993-97 Organizing a Community Health Partnership, Conducting a Comprehensive Community Health Status Assessment and Assisting in the Planning and Evaluation of Community Health Initiatives. Principal Investigator. University Medical Center (Augusta, GA). $300,100.

1993-94 Technical Assistance to Hospitals in Columbia South Carolina to Conduct Community Health Status Assessment. Principal Investigator. American College of Healthcare Executives and Duke Endowment. $128,000.

1989 A Study of Recurrent Stroke in the Population of the Lehigh Valley. Co-Investigator. National Institute for Neurological,Communicative Disorders and Stroke. $165,887.

1988-89 A two-year study to determine impact on fetal and maternal outcome of diabetes education/care. Co-Investigator. Pennsylvania Department of Health, the Dorothy RiderPool Health Care Trust, Helwig Diabetes Center Endowment Fund, Ames Meter Companyand the Lehigh Valley Diabetes Association. $195,313.

1987-90 Alert-Partnership for a Drug-Free Valley. Principal Investigator.Dorothy Rider Pool Healthcare Trust. First year funding, $433,704.

Membership and Offices Held in Professional Organizations and Honorary Societies 2010-date National Rural Health Association, member.

2007-12 Community-Campus Partnerships for Health, member.

2006-date Association for Community Health Improvement, member; member national Advisory Council 2012-2015; Community Assessment Workgroup,member,2006-18.

2005-date Delta Omega Public Health Honor Society, Alpha Tau Chapter, member.

2003-07 Central Texas Primary Care Research Network, member.

1998-16 AcademyHealth (Association for Health Services Research), member.


1987-95 Pennsylvania Society for Public Health Education, Founding Member 1987; National Delegate 1987-90.

1980-87 Texas Society for Public Health Education, member; Chapter President,1986-87.

1979-83 Texas State Health Coalition, Vice Chair,Austin Chapter.

1970-date American Public Health Association, Member. Member Health Education Section Council, 1987-89. Member Public Health Education and Health Promotion Section, 1970-date, and Member Community-based Public Health Caucus,2008-date.

1970-2018 Society for Public Health Education. Member; House of Delegates 1987-90; President-elect 1992; President 1993; Immediate Past President 1994; Presidents’ Council 2002-date; Mid-year Scientific Meeting Planning Committee, member,2005.

Honors and Awards

2007 Excellence in Aging and Rural Health Research Award,GerontologicalHealth Section, American Public Health Association, Perceived Community Integration, Self-Reported Health Status and other Demographic Correlates in Older Central Texas Women: Beginning steps into the analysis ofrural/ urban differences.Prochaska,J., Burdine, J.,Clark,H., and Wendel, M.L.

2006 Award for Excellence in Public Health Practice,Schoolof RuralPublic Health,Texas A&M Health Science Center. Burdine, J.

2006 Faculty Recognition Award,Departmentof Social and Behavioral Health, School of RuralPublic Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center. Burdine, J.

2006 Aging and Rural Health Research Award (Honorable Mention).GerontologicalHealthSection, American Public Health Association, Grocery Store Density and Self-Reported Fruit and Vegetable Consumption: A preliminary look into the impact of the food environment on Rural Older Adults. Prochaska, J., Sharkey, J.,Ory,M., Burdine, J.,Garcia-Strickland,I., and Horel, S.

2006 Betty J. Cleckley Minority Issues Research Award (Honorable Mention). Gerontological Health Section, American Public Health Association, Sociodemographic and health care characteristics of colonia residents: The role of life stage in predicting health risks and diabetes status in a disadvantaged Hispanic population.Ory,M.,Conkling,M.,Bolin,J., Prochaska, J, Zhan, D., Burdine, J., and Mier, N.


2005 Delta Omega Public Health Honor Society, inducted Alpha Tau Chapter. Burdine, J.



1995 Mohan Singh Award, Health Education Section, American Public Health Association. Burdine, J.

1984 Innovators in Health Promotion,American HospitalAssociation,“Good Health School,” Seton Medical Center, Austin. TX. Smith,J. and Burdine, J.

Service Activities

Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences

2018-date Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences, Doctoral Program Practicum Coordinator.

2018-date Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences, Promotion and Tenure

Committee, member. 2017-18 Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences, Promotion and Tenure

Committee, chair. 2016 Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences, Faculty Annual Review

Process Task Group, chair. 2006-13 Department of Social and Behavioral Health Comprehensive Exam Committee, co-chair. 2012-17 Appointment, Tenure and Promotion Committee, Health Promotion and Community Health

Sciences Department, member. 2005-12 Appointment, Tenure and Promotion Committee, Department of Social and Behavioral

Health, member. 2004-13 Department of Social and Behavioral Health Curriculum Committee, member. 2012-date Department of Health Promotion and Community Health Sciences Doctoral Program

Committee, member. 2004-12 Department of Social and Behavioral Health Doctoral Program Committee, member. 2001-date Department Faculty Committee, member.

Texas A&M SchoolofPublicHealth

2019-date Executive Committee, School of Public Health, Texas A&M Health Science Center, College Station, Texas, member.

2018-date Doctorate in Public Health Program Committee, member. 2018-date Strengthening Teaching Excellence through Peer Support, Office of Academic Affairs, Task

Force member. 2017-date MPH Core Curriculum Committee, member.


2017-date School Council on Education for Public Health Accreditation Executive Committee, member.

2017-date School Council on Education for Public Health Accreditation Doctoral Programs Subcommittee, co-lead.

2016-17 MPH Core Curriculum Re-design Task Force, member. 2016-17 Southwest Rural Health Research Center HRSA/ORHP RFA, anonymous internal

reviewer. 2015-16 Faculty Search Committee, Department of Undergraduate Public Health, member. 2015-16 By-laws Revision Committee, member. 2015-16 School Appointment, Promotion and Tenure Committee, member. 2011-15 Strategic Planning Committee, member. 2010-13 Office of Public Health Practice Advisory Committee, member. 2010-13 Departmental Practicum Coordinators Advisory Committee, member. 2009-15 Executive Committee, member. 2009-11 Council for Education in Public Health (CEPH) Services Committee, co-chair. 2008-13 Faculty Council Leadership Council, member. 2008-12 Program for Rural and Minority Health Research Executive Committee, member. 2008-15 Administrative Council, member. 2007-08 Faculty Council, Ad Hoc Governance Committee, chair. 2007-08 Faculty Council, co-convener. 2006-10 Faculty Senators Caucus, leader. 2006-08 Nominations Committee, chair. 2005 Faculty Search Committee, Department of Social and Behavioral Health, chair. 2005-date Center for Community Health Development Executive Committee, member. 2005 Appointment, Promotion and Tenure Committee, Epidemiology Department, member. 2004-05 Faculty Search Committee, Department of Health Policy and Management, member. 2004-05 Assistant Dean for Academic Affairs Search Committee, member. 2002-05 Executive Management Team, member. 2002 South Texas Regional Dean Search Committee, member. 2002-03 Doctoral Program Curriculum Committee, member. 2001-05 Executive Committee, member. 2001-04 Curriculum Committee, member. 2001-07 Academic Council, member. 2001-02 South Texas Faculty Search Committee, co-chair.

Texas A&M Health Science Center

2015 Appointment, Promotion and Tenure Committee, College of Nursing. External member. 2015 HSC ad hoc Space Planning Committee, member.


2013-15 HSC Executive Committee, member. 2010-16 Residency Advisory Committee, Preventive Medicine Residency Program, TAMHSC College

of Medicine, member. 2010-12 ad hoc Health Science Center Expanding the Reach Work Group, member. 2010-11 ad hoc Health Science Center Military Friendly Initiative Advisory Board, member. 2011 Faculty Senate, Speaker. 2010 Faculty Senate, Deputy Speaker. 2008-09 Faculty Senate, Treasurer. 2008-11 Faculty Senate Executive Committee, member. 2006-08 Campus Master Plan Steering Committee, member. 2006-11 Faculty Senate, member. 2006-07 Faculty Senate, Elections Committee,member. 2004-05 2015 Strategic Planning Task Force, member. 2004-05 Inter-Component Regional Center Strategic Planning Task Force, co-chair. 2002-03 Houston Endowment Steering Committee, member.

Texas A&M University

2017-2018 Undergraduate Minor in Entrepreneurship Planning Committee, member. 2016-date University Research Council Working Group on Centers and Institutes, Center Directors

Representatives, member. 2016-date Academic Civil Rights Investigation Committee (ACRIC), member. 2013-15 Council of Deans, member.

State and Federal Government/National and International Organizations

2019-date All Texas Access External Stakeholder Workgroup, Texas Health and Human Services, member.

2018-date Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education and Action, reviewer. 2018-date Journal of Clinical Psychology, reviewer. 2017-date Journal of Rural Health, reviewer. 2016-date Journal of Public Health Management and Practice, reviewer. 2016-date Health Education & Behavior, reviewer. 2015-date PLOS One (open access journal), reviewer. 2015-16 Texas Department of Agriculture, Rural Health Care Summit Planning Committee,

member. 2014-date Code Red Task Force on Access to Health Care in Texas, member. 2013 George H.W. Bush 6th Biennial China-U.S. Relations Conference, 2014 Global Infectious

Diseases: Prevention, Preparedness and Response, Scientific Program Committee, member.


2013-15 Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) Public Health Funding and Policy

Committee (established by Senate Bill 969 in the 82nd Texas Legislative Session), member.

2012-15 Association for Community Health Improvement National Advisory Council, member. 2011-13 Texas Rural Leadership Program, Board of Directors, member. 2010-13 Association for Community Health Improvement, Community Health Assessment

Workgroup, member. 2010-13 Catholic Health Association of the United States, Community Health Needs Assessment and

Implementation Strategy Handbook Advisory Committee, member. 2010-date CES5Health.info, (online journal) reviewer. 2009-13 Texas Department of State Health Services/Three Schools of Public Health Collaborative,

Curriculum/Workforce Readiness Workgroup, member. 2009-date Journal of Public Health Leadership, reviewer. 2009-13 Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Primary Care Case Management Advisory

Committee, member. 2008-2015 Texas Department of State Health Services/Texas Schools of Public Health Collaborative,

member. 2008-09 Paso Del Norte Health Foundation, Strategic Planning Process, consultant. 2008-date International Journal ofPrevention Practice and Research, reviewer. 2007-date Health Resources and Services Administration, grant reviewer. 2006-13 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Prevention Research Centers, Policy

Committee, member. 2006-11 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Prevention Research Centers, Director’s

Committee, member. 2006-13 Public Health Reports Advisory Board, member and reviewer. 2006-08 Association for Community Health Improvement, Community Health Assessment

Workgroup, member. 2006-07 CHRISTUS Health System, Board of Directors, Finance and Strategies Committee, member. 2006-07 Texas Public Health Training Center, Summer Institute Planning Committee, member. 2006-13 Association of Schools of Public Health, Dr.P.H. Competencies Subcommittee of the

Education Committee, member. 2005-12 Association of Schools of Public Health, Dr.P.H. Cultural Competencies Workgroup, core

MPH Competency Development Project, member. 2003-date American Journal of Public Health, reviewer. 2004-05 Society for Public Health Education Mid-Year Scientific Meeting Planning Committee,

member. 2003-12 Texas Health Institute, Community/Public Health Workgroup, member. 2003 National Cancer Institute, Human Papillomavirus Risk Assessment Workgroup, member.


2002-05 UnitedHealth Foundation, State Health Rankings Advisory Group, member. 2002-13 Association of Schools of Public Health Council of Public Health Practice Coordinators

Council, member. 2002 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Office of Extramural Prevention Research,

Community-based Prevention Research Grant Review Panel, member. 2001 Social Science and Medicine, reviewer. 1995-date American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, reviewer. 1993-94 Centers for Disease Control, Division of Chronic Disease Control and Community

Intervention,National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Health Education Consultant Group, member.

1991-98 Health Education Research: Theory and Practice. Oxford University Press, editorial board member.

1990-91 American Hospital Association, Community Benefit Standards Review Panel, member.

Guest Editor of Theme Issues of Refereed Journals

1. Burdine, J. and Smith, L. (Eds). July/August 2017. COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice,Vol.23, Issue 4, Supplement.

2. Blakely, C. and Burdine, J. (Eds.). April 2010. COMMUNITY HEALTH DEVELOPMENT. Theme issue of the Journal ofPrimary Prevention, Vol. 31, No.1.

3. Goodman, R., Burdine, J.,Meehan,E., and McLeroy, K. (Eds.). September 1993. COMMUNITYCOALITIONS IN HEALTH PROMOTION.Theme issue of Health Education Research: Theory and Practice, Vol. 8, No. 3.

4. Gottlieb, N., Burdine, J., and McLeroy, K. (Eds.). Spring 1987. ETHICAL ISSUES IN HEALTH PROMOTION. Theme issue of Health Education Quarterly, Vol. 14, No. 1. PMID: 3557985

5. Burdine, J. (Ed.). December 1980. COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT.Theme issue of Texas Rural Health Journal, Vol. 1, No. 1.

Book Chapters

1. Burdine, J.,Clark,H.,Appiah,B.,Shea,L.,and Hollas.C.(2012).Health assessmentin rural communities: a critical organizing and capacity building tool. In Crosby, R., Vanderpool, R.,Wendel, M., and Casey, B. Rural Populations and Health: Determinants, Disparities and Solutions (171-190). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass and Pfeiffer.


2. Wendel, M., Alaniz, A., Kelly, B., Clark, H., Drake, K., Outley, C., Garney, W., Dean, K., Simpson, L.,Allen, B., Finke, P., Harris, T., Jackson, V., Player, D., Ramirez, A., Sutherland, M., Viator, C.,McKyer, L., McLeroy, K., and Burdine, J.(2012). Capacity Building in Rural Communities. In:Crosby, R., Vanderpool, R., Wendel, M., and Casey, B. Rural Populations and Health: Determinants, Disparities and Solutions (215-234). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass and Pfeiffer.

3. Wendel, M., Burdine, J., McLeroy, K., Alaniz, A., Norton, B., and Felix, M. (2009). CommunityCapacity: Theory and Application. In:DiClemente,R., Crosby, R.,and Kegler,M. Emerging Theories in Health Promotion Practice and Research, 2nd Edition (277-302). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Wiley Publishers.

4. Norton, B., Burdine, J.,McLeroy,K.,Felix,M.,and Dorsey,A.(2002).Community Capacity: Concept, Theory and Methods. In:DiClemente,R, Crosby, R, and Kegler, M. Emerging Theories in Health Promotion Practice and Research (194-227). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Publishers.

5. Felix, M., and Burdine, J. (2000). The Social Reconnaissance Approach for Understanding Women’s Health. In James, G. Winning in the Women's Health Care Marketplace: A Comprehensive Plan for Health Care Strategists (111-133). San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass Publishers.

Articles and Editorials Under Review for Publication

1. Ory M.,Lee S.,Smith M.,Alonzo J.,Clark H., and Burdine, J.Attitudes towards the Opioid Crisis: Differences between metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas in Central Texas. Submitted to PLOS ONE journal,August,2020.

2. Salinas, M., Burdine, J., and Matarrita-Cascante, D. A community-centered approach toexploring healthcare experiences and current health needs of resettled Bhutanese refugees.Submitted to the Journal ofHealth Care for the Poor and Underserved, August,2020.

3. Pavao, C., McLeroy, K., Lincoln, Y., Burdine, J., and Wright, E. Assessment of the Inclusivity of the National CLAS Standards Enhancement Initiative of Bisexual Identities. Revised submission to LGBTQ+ Evaluation,June,2020.

Articles, Editorials. and Commentaries Published in Peer-Reviewed Professional Journals

1. Wendel, M., Burdine, J., Clark, H., McKyer, E., and Mitchell, R. (2020). Kenneth R. McLeroy, PhD, MS (1947-2020) In Memoriam. Health Education and Behavior. October, 2020. https://doi.org/10.1177/1090198120964204

https://doi.org/10.1177/1090198120964204


2. Prochaska, J., Jupiter, D., Horel, S., Verdemann, J., and Burdine, J. (2020). Rural and Urban Cumulative Neighborhood-Level Determinants’ Impacts on Estimated Life Expectancy.Preventive Medicine, Vol. 139. 10.1016/j.ypmed.2020.106214

3. Appiah, B., Burdine, J.,Cummings,S.,Anabhuti,P.,Hutchinson,R.,Forjuoh,S.,and McLeroy,K. (2020). The Effect of Health-Related Information Seeking and Financial Strain on Medication Nonadherence among Patients with Diabetes, and/or Hypertension in Central Texas. The Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Services Research, https://doi.org/10.1111/jphs.12353

4. Poudyal, A., Burdine, J., Asamoah-Akuoko, L., Anum, D., Kretchy, I., and McKyer, E. (2019). Factors that influence the intention to use mobile phone caller tunes for patient reporting of adverse drug reactions: a qualitative study.Therapeutic Advances in Drug Safety. https://doi.org/10.1177/2042098619871190.

5. Zhang, X., Mkuu, R., Samman, E., Cummings, S., Sherman, L., and Burdine, J. (2019). Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms and Missing Breast Cancer and Cervical Screening: Results from Brazos Valley Community Health Survey. Psychology, Health and Medicine, Vol. 25: 402-409.https://doi.org/10.1080/13548506.2019.1668031.

6. Callaghan, T., Washburn, D., Nimmons, K., Duchicela, D., Gurram, A., and Burdine, J. (2019) Immigrant health access in Texas: policy, rhetoric and fear in the Trump Era. BMC Health Services Research, 19:342. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-019-4167-1.

7. Appiah, B., Burdine, J., Aftab, A., Asamoah-akuoko, L., Anum, D., Kretchy, I., Samman, A., Appiah,P., and Bates, I. (2018). Determinants of Intention to Use Mobile Phone Caller Tunes to PromoteVoluntary Blood Donation: Cross Sectional Study. JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2018;6(5):e117 URL: http://mhealth.jmir.org/2018/5/e117/ doi:10.2196/mhealth.9752 PMID.

8. Burdine, J.and Smith,L.(2017).Introduction: Why a SpecialIssue on Community Health Assessment? Journal ofPublic Health Management& Practice. July/August 2017, vol. 23,4:S1-2. doi: 10.1097/PHH.0000000000000576.

9. Felix, M., and Burdine, J.(2017).A PersonalHistory of the Evolution of Health Status Assessment. Journal ofPublic Health Managementand Practice. July/August 2017, vol. 23,4:S9-13. doi: 10.1097/PHH.0000000000000577.

10. Pennel, C., Burdine, J.,Prochaska,J.,and McLeroy,K.(2017). Common and Critical ComponentsAmong Community Health Assessment and Community Health Improvement Planning Models. Journal ofPublic Health Management and Practice,July/August2017, vol. 23,4:S14-21. doi: 10.1097/PHH.0000000000000588.

http://mhealth.jmir.org/2018/5/e117

https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-019-4167-1

https://doi.org/10.1080/13548506.2019.1668031

https://doi.org/10.1177/2042098619871190.

https://doi.org/10.1111/jphs.12353


11. Smith, L., and Burdine, J.(2017).Community Health AssessmentOpportunities and Challenges in the 21st Century: Implications for Professional Development. Journal ofPublic Health Management and Practice, July/August 2017, vol. 23,4:S63-64. doi:10.1097/PHH.0000000000000601.

12. Pennel, C., McLeroy, K., Burdine, J., Matarrita-Cascante, D., and Wang, J. (2017). A MixedMethods Approach to Understanding Community Participation in Community Health NeedsAssessments. Journal ofPublic Health Managementand Practice, Mar-April, Vol 23, Issues 2, 112-121. PMID: 26554464.

13. Garney, W.R., Wendel, M., McLeroy, K., Alaniz, A., Cunningham, G., Castle, B., Ingram, M., and Burdine, J.(2017). Using Community health development to increase community capacity: Amultiple case study. Family and Community Health, vol. 40, No. 118-23. January-March 2017. PMID: 27870749.

14. Pennel C., McLeroy K., Burdine J., Matarrita-Cascante D, and Wang J. (2016). Community HealthNeeds Assessment: Potential for Population Health Improvement. Population Health Management. Jun;19(3):178-86. DOI: 10.1089/pop.2015.0075.

15. Armstrong, T., Shruti, S., Elliott, T., Brossart, D., and Burdine, J.(2016).Depression and Health-Related Quality of Life Among Persons with Sensory Disabilities in a Health ProfessionalShortage Area. Rehabilitation Psychology, Vol. 6, No. 3, 240-250.

16. Pennel, C., McLeroy, K., Burdine, J.,and Matarrita-Cascante, D. (2015). Nonprofit Hospitals’ Approach to Community Health Needs Assessment. American Journal of Public Health,Vol 105(3):103-113. DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2014.302286.

17. Appiah, B., Gastel, B., Burdine, J., and Russell, L. (2014). Science Reporting in Accra, Ghana:Sources, barriers and motivational factors. Public Understanding of Science,1-15. Published inonline edition, September 5, 2014. Hard copy publication January 2015; vol 24, 1:23-37. DOI:10.1177/0963662514547478.

18. Clark,H.R.,Ramirez,A.,Drake,K.N.,Beaudoin,C.E.,Garney,W.R.,Wendel,M.L.,Outley,C., Burdine, J. N., and Player, H. N. (2014). Utilization of an interorganizational network survey toevaluate the development of community capacity through a community-campuspartnership. Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action,8(1): 41-51. DOI: 10.1353/cpr.2014.0015.

19. Brossart, D., Wendel, M., Cook, H., Castillo, L., Elliott, T., and Burdine, J. (2013). AssessingDepression in Rural Communities: Using the PHQ-9 to Determine Rates of Major DepressionEpisodes. The Journal ofClinical Psychology, Vol. 69(3), 252-263. DOI: 10.1002/jclp.21949.

20. Appiah, B., Gastel, B., Burdine, J.,and Russell,L. (2012). The future of science journalism in Ghana: evidence-based perspectives. Journal ofScience Communication,Vol11,No 1,published in online edition, March 2012. ISSN 1824-2049.


21. McCord, C., Elliott, T., Wendel, M., Brossart, D., Cano, M., Gonzalez, G., and Burdine, J. (2011). Community Capacity and Teleconference Counseling in Rural Texas. Professional Psychology:Research and Practice, Vol 42 No 6, pg. 521-527. DOI: 10.1037/a0025296.

22. Ahn, S., Burdine, J.,Smith,M.,Ory,M.,and Phillips,C. (2011). Residential Rurality and OralHealth Disparities: Influences of Context and Individual Factors. Journal of Primary Prevention,Vol 32 No 1, pg. 29-41. PMID:21249452.

23. Felix, M., Burdine, J., Wendel, M., and Alaniz, A. (2010). Community Health Development: AStrategy for Reinventing America’s Health Care System One Community at a Time. Journal of Primary Prevention, Vol 31 No 1-2, pg. 1-7. DOI 10.1007/s10935-010-0206-8. PMID: 2013523.

24. Burdine, J., McLeroy, K., Blakely, C., Wendel, M., and Felix, M. (2010). Community-basedParticipatory Research and Community Health Development. Journal of Primary Prevention, Vol31, No 1-2, pg. 9-19. DOI 10.1007/s10935-010-0206-8. PMID: 20143162.

25. Ory, M., Conkling, M., Bolin, J., Prochaska, J., Zhan, D., Burdine, J., and Mier, N., (2009).Sociodemographic and health-care characteristics of Colonia residents: The role of life-stage inpredicting health risks and diabetes status in a disadvantaged Hispanic population. Ethnicity and Disease, Vol 19 No 3, pg. 280-7. PMID:19769010.

26. Potter, M., Burdine, J., Goldman, L, et al. (2009). Demonstrating Excellence in the Scholarship ofPractice-Based Service for Public Health. Public Health Reports, Vol 124/4, ASPH Special Tear-out Publication, 1-16. PMID: 19618782.

27. Prochaska, J., Burdine, J., Bigsby, K., Ory, M., Sharkey, J., McLeroy, K., and Colwell, B. (2009). The Impactofa Community-Wide Smoke-Free Ordinance on Smoking among Older Adults. Preventing Chronic Disease, Vol 6/1:1-10. PMID: 19080023.

28. Mier, N., Ory, M., Zhan, D., Conkling, M., Sharkey, J., and Burdine, J. (2008). Health-relatedquality of life among Mexican Americans living in colonias at the Texas-Mexico border. Social Science and Medicine, Vol 66/8:1760-1771. PMID: 18261832.

29. Sharkey J, Horel S, Li Z, and Burdine J. (2007). Community Food Resources and Chronic Disease:Objective Measures and the Perceptions of Older Adults in Rural Areas. FASEB Journal [serial online]. April 15, 2007;21(5):A155.

30. Wendel, M., Burdine, J., and McLeroy, K. (2007).The evolving role of partnerships in addressing community public health issues: Policy and ethical implications. Organizational Ethics: Business, Healthcare and Policy Journal,4(1): 53-64. PMID: 18193773.

31. Wendel, M., Burdine, J., and McLeroy, K. (2007).CDC Prevention Research Centers and Community Health Development. Texas Public Health Association Journal,Vol59(2):9-12.

32. Burdine, J., Felix, M., and Wendel, M. (2007).The basics of community health development. Texas Public Health Association Journal,59(1): 10-11.


33. Burdine, J. and Wendel, M. (2007).Framing the question: needs assessmentvs.health status assessment. Texas Public Health Association Journal,59 (1),12-14.

34. Mier, N., Ory, M., Zhan,D.,Wang,S., and Burdine, J. (2007). Levels and correlates of exercise in a border Mexican-American population. American Journal of Health Behavior, 31(2):159-169. PMID: 17269906.

35. Prochaska, J., Sharkey, J., Ory,M., and Burdine, J. (2006). Assessing healthful eating amongcommunity dwelling rural older adults using self-reported fruit and vegetable consumption via acommunity-wide mailout health status assessment. Journal ofNutrition ofthe Elderly, 25 (2): 101-112. PMID: 17182469.

36. Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Wendel,M., and Somachandran, S. (2003). The political and policyimplications of a rating system of community capacity to improve population health. Family and Community Health, 26 (4): 254-267. PMID: 14528132.

37. McLeroy, K., Norton, B., Kegler, M., Burdine, J.and Sumaya,C.(2003).McLeroy etalRespond. American Journal of Public Health,93 (8): 1202-1203. PMCID: PMC1447934

38. McLeroy, K., Norton, B., Kegler, M., Burdine, J.,and Sumaya,C.(2003).Community-Based Interventions. American Journal of Public Health, 93 (4): 529-533. PMID: 12660190.

39. Reed, J., Burdine, J., and Felix, M. (2003). Aggregate Health Status: A Benchmark Index for Community Health. Journal ofMedical Systems, 27 (2): 177-189. PMID: 12617359.

40. Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Abel,A.,Wiltraut,C., and Musselman, Y. (2000).The SF-12 as a Population Health Measure: An Exploratory Examination of Potential for Application. Health Services Research, 35 (4): 885-904. PMID: 11055454.

41. Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Wallerstein,N.,Abel,A.,Wiltraut,C.,Musselman,Y.,and Stidley,C. (1999). Measurement of Social Capital (Abstract). The Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 896:393-395. PMID: 10681932.

42. Abel, A., Burdine, J., and Felix, M. (1999). Measures of Access to Primary Health Care:Perceptions and Reality (Abstract). Abstract Book Association for Health Services Research Meeting; 16:136.

43. Llewellyn, A., Burdine, J., and Felix, M. (1996). Managed care and mental health services: Implications for the consumer. Journal ofthe California Alliance forthe Mentally Ill, 7(1): 19-21.

44. Steckler, A., Allegrante, J., Altman, D., Brown, R., Burdine, J.,Goodman,R., and Jorgensen, C.(1995). Health education intervention strategies: Recommendations for future research. Health Education Quarterly, 22(3): 307-328. PMID: 7591787.


45. Felix, M., and Burdine, J. (1995). Taking the pulse of the community. Healthcare Executive, 10 (4): 8-11. PMID: 10143044.

46. Burdine, J., and Felix, M. (1995). Community-based health measurement. Medical Outcomes Trust Bulletin, 3(1): 1-3.

47. Burdine, J., and Felix, M. (1994). Beyond the integration of public health and medicine. Frontiers of Health Services Management, 10 (4): 26-31. PMID: 10134399.

48. McLeroy, K., Kegler, M., Steckler, A., Burdine, J. and Wisotzky, M. (1994).Community Coalitions for health promotion: summary and further reflections. Health Education Research: Theory and Practice, 9 (1): 1-11. PMID: 10146731.

49. Brink, S., Gottlieb, N., McLeroy, K., Wisotzky, M., and Burdine, J. (1994). A community view of smoking cessation counseling by Physicians and Dentists. Public Health Reports, 109 (1): 135-142. PMID: 8303007.

50. McLeroy, K., Steckler, A., Simons-Morton, B., Goodman, R., Gottlieb, N., and Burdine, J. (1993). Social Science Theory in Health Education: Time for a new model? Health Education Research: Theory and Practice, 8 (3): 305-312.

51. Goodman, R., Burdine, J.,Meehan,E.,and McLeroy, K. (1993). Introduction:Coalitions. Health Education Research: Theory and Practice, 8 (3): 313-314.

52. McLeroy, K., Tones, K., Steckler, A., Goodman, R. and Burdine, J.(1992). Health-Education Research - Theory and Practice - Future-Directions. Health Education Research.7(1),1-8.

53. Burdine, J., and McLeroy, K. (1992). Practitioners' use of theory: Examples from a workgroup. Health Education Quarterly, 19 (3): 331-340. PMID: 1517096.

54. Burdine, J.,McLeroy,K., and Gottlieb, N. (1987). Ethical dilemmas in health promotion: An introduction. Health Education Quarterly, 14 (1): 7-9. PMID: 3557985.

55. McLeroy, K., Gottlieb, N., and Burdine, J. (1987). The business of health promotion: Ethical issues and professional responsibilities. Health Education Quarterly, 14 (1): 91-109. PMID: 3557987.

56. Burdine, J., Chen, M., Gottlieb, N., Peterson, F., and Vacalis, D. (1984). The effects of ethnicity,sex, and social status on heart health knowledge and nutrition behavior of Texas school children. Journal ofSchool Health,54 (2): 87-90. PMID: 6563319.

57. Burdine, J., and Gottlieb, N. (1980). Community Health Assessment: A closer look. Texas Rural Health Journal, 1 (1): 7-24. (Reprinted in Tenth Anniversary Commemorative Issue Texas Journal of Rural Health, 1990).


58. Burdine, J.(1980).Introduction to the Issue. Texas Rural Health Journal,Vol.1,No.1,1-2.

59. Steckler, A., Phillips, H., and Burdine, J. (1977).The concept of an ideal HSA board. American Journal ofHealth Planning, 2: 19-24. PMID: 10305947

Selected Other Publications and Technical Reports

1. Clark, H., Burdine, J., and Catanach, C. 2019 CHI St. Luke’s Health–Memorial Community Health Assessment. April, 2019.College Station,TX,Center for Community Health Development.

2. Clark, H., Burdine, J., Catanach, C.,Lee,L.,and Mendez,S. 2019 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment.May,2019.College Station,TX,Center for Community Health Development.

3. Burdine, J., Clark, H., Catanach, C., Lu, D., and DeJean, T. Health Resource Centers: A Toolkit.May,2018.College Station,TX,Center for Community Health Development.

4. Burdine, J., Clark, H., Catanach, C., Lu, D., and DeJean, T. Health Resource Centers: A Case Study.May, 2018. College Station, TX, Center for Community Health Development.

5. Burdine, J., Alaniz, A., Rivas, V., & Catanach, C. (2016). Greater Brazos Valley Regional Health Assessment. May, 2016.College Station,TX: Center for Community Health Development.

6. Burdine, J. AEA365 A Tip-a-Day by and for Evaluators. Jim Burdine on Presenting Community Assessment Data Back to a Community – How to Present. Available at: http://aea365.org/blog/?p=1387. Last accessed June 17, 2015.

7. Burdine, J. AEA365 A Tip-a-Day by and for Evaluators. Jim Burdine on Presenting Community Assessment Data Back to a Community – What to Present. Available at: http://aea365.org/blog/?p=1180.Lastaccessed June 17, 2015.

8. Alaniz, A., Catanach, C., Garcia, K., Garney, W., Young, A. & Burdine, J.(2015). Brazos Valley Community Action Agency Community Needs Assessment May 2015. College Station, TX: Center for Community Health Development.

9. Center for Community Health Development (Burdine, J., Clark, H., Morris, K., and Wendel, M.)(2010). Planning Study for the City of Bryan Consolidation Plan. City of Bryan, TX.

10. Center for Community Health Development (Burdine, J., Clark, H., Morris, K., and Wendel, M.) (2010). Planning Study for the City of College Station. City of College Station, TX.

11. Burdine, J.,Wendel,M.,St.John,J.,and Morris,K.(2009). Developing a Regional Strategic Framework for Health: Options for Consideration. Paso Del Norte Foundation, El Paso, TX.

http://aea365.org/blog/?p=1180.Lastaccessed

http://aea365.org/blog/?p=1387


12. Burdine, J.N., Sackett, S., Wendel, M.L., Perkins, K., Henderson, D., Clark, H.R., and Morris, K.N.(2009). Tarrant County Community Assessment. College Station, TX: Center for CommunityHealth Development.

13. Burdine, J.N.,Sackett,S.,Wendel,M.L.,Perkins,K.,Henderson,D.,Clark,H.R.,and Morris,K.N.(2009). Tarrant County Community Assessment Supplemental Report: City of Arlington. CollegeStation, TX: Center for Community Health Development.

14. Burdine, J.N., Sackett, S., Wendel, M.L., Perkins, K., Henderson, D., Clark, H.R., and Morris, K.N.(2009). Tarrant County Community Assessment Supplemental Report: City of Fort Worth.College Station, TX: Center for Community Health Development.

15. Burdine, J.N., Sackett, S., Wendel, M.L., Perkins, K., Henderson, D., Clark, H.R., and Morris, K.N.(2009). Tarrant County Community Assessment Supplemental Report: Northeast Region.College Station, TX: Center for Community Health Development.

16. Sackett, S., Burdine, J., and Wendel, M. (2008). Community-wide Children’s Health Assessment and Planning Survey: Secondary Data Report. Cook Children’s Health System, Fort Worth, TX.

17. Hibler, K., Knitt, E., and Burdine, J. (2007). Summary and Overview Regional Strategies for IndigentCare/the Uninsured in Texas.Center for Community Health Development,College Station, TX.

18. McLeroy, K., and Burdine, J.(2006). Ken and Jim discuss: The Tragedy of the Commons. Communitas, Center for Community Health Development Newsletter, 2(3):2.

19. McLeroy, K., and Burdine, J.(2006). Ken and Jim discuss: The paradox of prevention. Communitas, Center for Community Health Development Newsletter, 2(2):2. Reprinted in: Ricketts TC. (2006) Improving America’s Health: Personal and Public Solutions. In: United Health Foundation. America’s Health Rankings: A Call to Action for People and Their Communities.Minnetonka, Minnesota: United Health Foundation, page 117.

20. McLeroy, K., and Burdine, J. (2006). Ken and Jim discuss: community health development. Communitas, Center for Community Health Development Newsletter, 2(1):2.

21. Wendel, M., Knitt, E., and Burdine, J. (2006). Executive Report – 2006 Brazos Valley Regional Health Status Assessment (8 volumes: The Region, Brazos County, Burleson County, Grimes County, Leon County, Madison County, Robertson County, and Washington County.) Prepared for the Brazos Valley Health Partnership.

22. Burdine, J.,Prochaska,J.,and Shen,R. (2005). Selected Trend Analyses for the 1995, 1998, 2001, and 2004 Health Status Assessments. Commissioned by the Health District of Northern Larimer County, Fort Collins, CO.

23. Parrish, J., Felix, M., Burdine, J., and Wendel, M. (2005). Rio Grande Valley Health Services District Operational Plan, McAllen, TX.


24. Center for Community Health Development (Wendel, M., and Burdine, J.2005). Assessment of Community Factors Related to Collaboration Between the Texas A&M University System Health Science Center College of Medicine, The Brazos Family Practice Residency, and the Owens-Franklin Health Center at Prairie View A&M University.

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Refereed Conference Presentations

1. American Academy of Health Behavior Conference, Attitudes towards the opioid crisis: Differences between metropolitan and non-metropolitan areas in Central Texas. Ory, M., Lee, S. Smith, M., & Burdine, J.Napa Valley,CA.Accepted for presentation,March 2020.

2. National Health Outreach Conference, Community Health Resource Centers; A grand vision for underserved, rural communities.Clark,H.and Burdine, J. Fort Worth, May, 2019.

3. Fifteenth International Congress of Qualitative Inquiry, Ecological Analysis of Bisexual Identity and Health Access: An Interpretive Critical Inquiry. Pavao, C., Lincoln, Y., McLeroy, K., Wright, E., and Burdine, J. Champaign-Urbana, May, 2019.

4. Texas Public Health Association. Forming a Community-Based Coalition to Create a Healthier Community.Mendez, S., Clark, H., and Burdine, J.San Antonio,March 2019.

5. AcademyHealth, 2018 Annual Research Meeting. The Role of Community Health Workers in Hispanic Health Access in Texas. Callaghan, T., Washburn, D., Nimmons,K.,Duchicela,D.,and Burdine, J.,Seattle,WA, June 2018.

6. Texas Public Health Association. Meeting Physical Activity Recommendations: A Comparative Study of Hypertensives and Normotensives in the Brazos Valley.Anikpo,I., Burdine, J., and Cummings, S. Waco, TX, March, 2018.

7. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. BMI as a Predictor for Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening: Results from the Brazos Valley Community Health Needs Assessment. Samman, E., Mkuu, R., Zhang, X., Cummings, S. and Burdine, J. Atlanta, November, 2017.


8. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Oral Health Status Correlates and Predictors. Daneshparvar, N., Burdine, J., Cummings, S., Hewitt, S., Gutilla, M., Mkuu, R., Samman, E., Sherman, L., Anikpo, I., Appiah, B., Zhang, X., and Rivas, V. Atlanta, November, 2017.

9. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. An Access to Care Model Illustrating Individual and Community-Level Predictors between Urban and Rural Populations.Garney,W.R., McLeroy, K.R., and Burdine, J.N. Chicago, October, 2015.

10. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Community capacity dimensions influencing success of local initiatives:The importance ofreflexivity. Wendel, M.L., Garney, W.R., Castle, B.F., Alaniz, A., Ingram, M., McLeroy, K., and Burdine, J. New Orleans, November, 2014.

11. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Examining and predicting network relationships in a longitudinal study of a community health partnership.Robinson,S.,Clark,H., McLeroy, K., and Burdine, J.New Orleans,November,2014.

12. Sunbelt XXXIV, Annual conference of the International Network of Social Network Analysis. Network analysis in the evaluation of community-based coalitions and partnerships: A systematic literature review. Clark, H. R., Foster, M. J., McLeroy, K. R., Robinson, S., Burdine, J. N.,and Ory,M. G. St. Petersburg, FL, February, 2014.

13. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Building capacity in rural communities: Opportunities and challenges. Wendel, M., Alaniz, A., Garney, W., McLeroy, K., Shaw, R., St. John, J., Clark, H., Burdine, J., and Zuniga, M. Accepted for presentation, Boston, November, 2013.

14. Association for Community Health Improvement, Preconference Workshop – Introduction to Community Health Needs Assessment Guides and Tools. Burdine, J.,Shirey,L.,and Trocchio,J. Denver, March, 2012.

15. American Academy of Health Behavior Annual Meeting. Using Community-Based Participatory Research to Address Obesity in the Brazos Valley, Texas. Smith, M., Ory, M., McKinley, A., Ahn, S., Ribardo, J., Burdine, J., Wendel, M. Hilton Head, SC, March, 2011.

16. American Psychological Association Annual Conference. Providing Counseling Services to a Rural Health Center via Telehealth.McLaughlin,C.,Salerno,K.,Cano,M.Elliott,T.,Wendel,M., Burdine, J.San Diego,CA.August,2010.

17. Texas Public Health Association 85th Annual Conference. Opportunities for community-based professional training for public health professionals. Burdine, J. Austin, April, 2009.

18. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Implementing and evaluating Sabemos in two Texas colonias: Examining interpersonal and media influences on parenting tobacco-free Hispanic/Latino youth. St. John, J., Clark, H., Stephenson, M., Johns, M., Berkowitz, J., Wendel, M., Burdine, J.,and Wilson, A. Philadelphia, PA, November, 2009.


19. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Population health status in colonias near McAllen, Texas: Can promotoras make a difference in health services utilization. Conkling, M., Blakely, C., Burdine, J., and Zuniga, M. San Diego, October, 2008.

20. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Utilizing technology to improve rural residents' access to mental health services. Elliott, T., Windwehen, L., Wendel, M., Alaniz, A., and Burdine, J. San Diego, October, 2008.

21. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. A rural–urban comparison of older adults' physical activity in Central Texas. Prochaska, P., Ory, M., and Burdine, J. San Diego, October, 2008.

22. National Rural Health Association 31st Annual Rural Conference. Mobilizing colonia residents to improve health and quality oflife through community health partnerships.St.John,J.,Felix,M., Burdine, J., and Wendel, M. New Orleans, May, 2008.

23. National Rural Health Association 31st Annual Rural Conference. WIN—Utilizing Community Health Workers as Service Coordinators in a Breast Cancer Screening and Treatment Project in Deep South Texas. St. John, J., Felix, M., Burdine, J., Wendel, M., and Ramirez, L. New Orleans, May, 2008.

24. National Rural Health Association 31st Annual Rural Conference. Involving Rural,Colonia Residents in Culturally Relevant Decision Making in Community Based Health Partnerships. St. John, J., Felix, M., Burdine, J., and Wendel, M. New Orleans, May, 2008.

25. Fifth National Health Disparities Conference. Objective and Perceived Access of Rural Adults to the Food Environment: Environmental Challenge to Prevention and Management of Diabetes. Sharkey, J., Horel, S., and Burdine, J.Nashville,November,2007.

26. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Associations Among Perceived Community Integration,Self-Reported Health Status and Other Demographic Correlates in Older Central Texas Women: Beginning Steps into the Analysis of Rural/Urban Differences. Prochaska, J., Burdine, J.,Clark, H., and Wendel, M.L. Washington, D.C., November, 2007.

27. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Utility of network analysis in assessing the development of a regional health partnership. Clark, H., Prochaska, P., Wendel, M.L. McLeroy, K.R. Burdine, J.,West,S.,and Alaniz,A.,Washington,D.C.,November,2007.

28. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Correlates of community-based physical activity levels: Examination of age and rural-urban differences. Ory, M.G., Mier, N., Prochaska, J., Zhan, D., Hora, K., Burdine, J.,and Lee,C.Washington,D.C.,November,2007.

29. DHHS Office on Women's Health Charting New Frontiers in Rural Women's Health Conference. Utilizing community health workers to engage colonia residents to improve health through resident-led community partnerships. St. John, J., Felix, M., Burdine, J. and Wendel, M. Washington, D.C., August, 2007.


30. CDC Diabetes Translation Conference. Challenge of Home and Community Food Environment to Rural Adults with Diabetes.Sharkey,J.R.,Horel,S.,Prochaska,J.D.,Creel,J.,and Burdine, J.,Atlanta, May, 2007.

31. Experimental Biology Conference. Community food resources and chronic disease: Objective measures and the perceptions of older adults in rural areas.Sharkey,J.,Horel,S.,and Burdine, J. Washington, D.C., May, 2007.

32. 2007 Annual Conference Association for Community Health Improvement. Lessons Learned from 20 Years of Community Health Status Assessments. Burdine, J., Wendel, M., and Felix, M. New Orleans, March, 2007.

33. 2nd Annual Community Health Workers/Promotores/as Conference. Community Health Workers in an ever-evolving healthcare environment: Traditional core competencies versus emerging, innovative strategies and proficiencies. St. John, J., Felix, M., Burdine, J.,and Wendel,M.University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey, Stratford, NJ, 2007.

34. Unity 2007 Community Health Workers Conference. Utilizing Community Health Workers to facilitate community health partnerships to improve health status ofisolated South Texas colonia residents. St. John, J., Wehrly, R., Villarreal, A., Felix, M., Burdine, J.,and Wendel,M.,Tampa,FL, 2007.

35. The Gerontological Society of America, 59th Annual Scientific Meeting. Public Smoking Bans and Smoking Rates Among Older Adults: Does One Size Policy fit all Ages? Prochaska, J., Sharkey, J., Ory, M., Burdine, J.,and Shen,R.Dallas,November,2006.

36. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Improving access to care through an integrated health outreach system forcolonia residents alongthe Texas- Mexico border. Burdine, J., Blakely, C., Felix, M., Wendel, M., and McLeroy, K. Boston, November, 2006.

37. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Sociodemographic and health care characteristics of Colonia residents: Exploring health risk factors among the Hispanic baby boomer population.Ory,M., Sharkey, J., Mier, N., Prochaska, J., Conkling, M., and Burdine, J. Boston, November, 2006.

38. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Using a community health partnership to influence policy makers to establish/sustain a county health department in a rural, underserved South Texas border county.St.John,J., Felix, M., Burdine, J.,and Wendel,M.Boston,November, 2006.

39. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Rural food environmentis significantly associated with increased fruit and vegetable consumption among older rural adults. Prochaska, J., Sharkey, J., Ory, M., Burdine, J.,Garcia,I.,and Horel,S.Boston,November,2006.


40. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Overall evaluation design of an HCAP Community: The Brazos Valley Health Partnership. Clark, H., Burdine, J.,Wendel,M.,Alaniz,A., and Schickedanz, A. Boston, November, 2006.

41. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Local triennial community health assessments: Gauging how far you have come and where you are headed. Bigsby, K., Plock, C., Hewitt, S., Cooper, B., and Burdine, J. Boston, November, 2006.

42. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Equitable partnerships: Communities and campuses together for change. Wendel, M., Clark, H., Alaniz, A., and Burdine, J.Boston,November, 2006.

43. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Utilizing promotores as case-managers to improve health status and quality oflife forisolated colonia residents in Hidalgo County, Texas. Martinez, A., St. John, J., Felix, M., Burdine, J.,and Wendel,M.Boston,November,2006.

44. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Strategies in transitioning the Integrated Health Outreach Systems Project (IHOS) in South Texas from being a provider-based partnership to two community-based health partnerships located in local colonias. St. John, J., Martinez, A., Felix, M., Burdine, J.,Wendel,M.Boston,November,2006.

45. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Providing better access to healthcare: An affordable transportation option for rural residents. Schickedanz, A., Wendel, M., Burdine, J.,and Alaniz, A. Boston, November, 2006.

46. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Overview of the evaluation of the Integrated Health Outreach Project in colonias in the Lower Rio Grande Valley in south Texas.Blakely,C., Burdine, J.,McLeroy,K.,Conkling,M.,and Wendel,M.Boston,November,2006.

47. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. The role of life stage in predicting health risks and diabetes status in a disadvantaged Hispanic population. Conkling, M., Bolin, J., Prochaska, J., Zhan, D., Burdine, J.,and Mier,N. Boston, November, 2006.

48. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Impactofevaluation findings on planning and policy development in the Brazos Valley Health Partnership. Wendel, M., Alaniz, A., Schickedanz, A., Clark, H., and Burdine, J.Boston,November,2006.

49. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Measuring changes in leadership in the Brazos Valley Health Partnership, an HCAP Community. Alaniz, A., Schickedanz, A., Clark, H., Burdine, J.,and Wendel,M.Boston,November,2006.

50. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Linking primary health care services with Promotora referrals in isolated settlements in The Texas-Mexico Border. Zuniga, M., Conkling, M., Blakely, C., and Burdine, J.Boston,November,2006.


51. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Changes in organizations involved in the Brazos Valley Health Partnership, and HCAP Community. Schickedanz, A., McLeroy, K., Clark, H., Burdine, J., Wendel, M., and Alaniz, A. Boston, November, 2006.

52. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Improving access to care forrural residents through the Brazos Valley Health Partnership, a Healthy Communities Access Program. Burdine, J., Wendel, M., Alaniz, A., Schickedanz, A., and Clark, H. Boston, November, 2006.

53. CDC National Health Promotion Conference. Linking Food Environment Studies to Community Health Assessments to Enhance Wellness and Health Promotion Strategies for Community Partnerships. Sharkey J., Ory M., Prochaska J., and Burdine J. Washington DC, September, 2006.

54. 2006 CDC Diabetes Translation and Obesity Conference. Challenge of Diabetes and Obesity among Hispanic Adults in Colonias in Lower Rio Grande Valley (LRGV) of Texas Sharkey,J.,Ory,M.,Mier, N., Burdine, J.Denver,May,2006.

55. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Integrated Health Outreach System Partnership: The relationship between Hidalgo County, TX community agencies and an academic institution.Martinez,A.,Alaniz,A.,Barstad,J., Burdine, J.,Dillard,H.,Maines,S.,Mupier,N.,Parrish, J., and Wendel, M., Philadelphia, December, 2005.

56. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Estrella Saludable Starr County Health Partnership:The relationship between community agencies and an academic institution. Parrish, J., Alaniz, A., Barstad, J., Burdine, J.,Dillard,H.,Maines,S.,Martinez,A.,Mupier,N.,Wendel,M., Philadelphia, December, 2005.

57. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Promotores as facilitators of community health partnerships in isolated colonias: Evidence from Hidalgo County, Texas.Martinez,A.,Parrish, J., Felix, M., Burdine, J.,Liles,C.,and Wendel,M.,Philadelphia, December, 2005.

58. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Community-Based Survey of Rural Older Adults to Determine Fruit and Vegetable Consumption.Prochaska,J.,Sharkey,J.,Ory,M.,Barron,K., and Burdine, J.,Philadelphia,December, 2005.

59. Gerontological Society of America, 58th Annual Scientific Meeting. Age Groupings Make a Difference in Correlates of Moderate Intensity Physical Exercise Among Brazos Valley Adults. Barron, K., Ory, M., Sharkey, J., and Burdine, J. Philadelphia, November, 2005.

60. Health Promotion and Education at the Crossroads: New Public Health Directions. 23rd National DHPE/CDC Conference on Health Education and Health Promotion. A case-management model utilizing Promotoras in South Texas.Martinez,A.,Parrish,J., Burdine, J.,Wendel,M.,and Felix,M. Minneapolis, May, 2005.


61. National Rural Health Association, 28th Annual Rural Health Conference. “La Estrella Saludable” Starr County Health Partnership: A rural county community-based partnership to address and improve population health status through health education, prevention and promotion.Parrish.J., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Wendel,M.,and Martinez,A.New Orleans,May,2005.

62. Society for Public Health Education Midyear Scientific Conference, Health Education andBehavioral Medicine Working Together: A Marathon Not a Sprint. Strategies for creating sustainable community-based health partnerships to improve population health status through motivated and committed local leaders.Parrish,J.,Felix,M., Burdine, J.,and Wendel,M.Boston, April, 2005.

63. 26th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine. The Epidemiology and Socioecological Determinants of Physical Activity among Mexican Americans.Mier N.,Ory M.,Barron K.,and Burdine J. Boston, April, 2005.

64. 14th Annual Midwest Farmworker Stream Forum, National Center for Farmworker Health. The Integrated health outreach system project:a collaborative approach to improving the health status of colonia residents and migrant workers.Martinez,A.,Parrish,J., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,and Wendel, M. Denver, November. 2004.

65. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Contributions of Promotoras in the Integrated Health Outreach System Projectin South Texas.Parrish,J., Medina, B., Leos, M., Garza, R., Wendel, M., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,and Reyna.P.Washington,D.C.,November,2004.

66. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Evaluation design for the Brazos Valley Health Partnership, an HCAP community. Wendel, M., Alaniz, A., Burdine, J.,Felix,M., Somachandran, S., and Jezierski, J. Washington, D.C., November, 2004.

67. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Learning Communities: a creative approach to buildinglocalhealth networks.Dillard,H.,Felix,M., Burdine, J.,Hasan,S.,Phillips,D.,Alaniz,A., and Wendel, M. Washington, D.C., November, 2004.

68. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Mujeres Unidas Family Justice Center: Improving Hispanic community environments through a comprehensive service center for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.Parrish,J.,Reyna,P.,Deanda,E.,Hasan,S.,and Burdine, J. Washington, D.C., November, 2004.

69. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Transportation barriers: Developing a system for low-income ruralresidents.Schickedanz,A.,Alaniz,A.,Rogers,M.,and Burdine, J. Washington, D.C., November, 2004.

70. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Challenges with the Integration of a Health Network. Phillips, D., Burdine, J.,Dillard,H.,Felix,M.,Parrish,J.,Reyna,P.,and Somachandran,S. Washington, D.C., November, 2004.


71. Texas State Strategic Health Partnership 2nd Annual Symposium Hospitals and CommunityHealth Partners: Aligning Health Improvement Goals, Internal Resources and ExternalRelationships. Opening Address, Panel Moderator, Burdine, J. Austin, September, 2004.

72. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Strength of religious belief and experience of pain. Pilgrim, N., Moore R., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

73. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Prevalence of back problems.Hayes,P.,LaRavia,D.,Moore,R.,and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

74. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Physician counseling of smokers to quit.Olmedo, P., LaRavia, D., Moore, R., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

75. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Personal medical homes in the Brazos Valley. LaRavia, D., Moore, R., Qui, J., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

76. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Readiness to change to improve health. Schlottmann, C., LaRavia, D., Moore, R., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

77. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Trust of physicians.Cocke,B.,Quartemont,S.,Moore,R.,and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

78. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Change in general health status. Pilcher, J., Quartemont, S., Moore, R., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

79. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Social capital and use of CRC screening services. Ahmady, A., Moore, R., Maedo, K., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

80. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Domestic violence. Rothrock, E., Shah, S., Maedo, K., Moore, R., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

81. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Diabetes in the Brazos Valley.Paladugu,K.,Lichorad,A.,Moore,R.,and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

82. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Arthritis and rheumatism in the Brazos Valley.Ravichandran,L.,Moore,R.,Quartemont,S.,and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.


83. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Safety belt and car safety seat use.Alexander,C.,LaRavia,D.,Moore,R.,and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

84. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Skin cancer in the Brazos Valley--Survey and Plan. Fiala, K., Lichorad, A., Moore, R., Burdine, J.,and LaRavia,D. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

85. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Teen pregnancy.Tran,B.,Lichorad,A.,Moore,R.,and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

86. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Pain and depression in the Brazos Valley. Garza, P., Moore, R., McClellan, D., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

87. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Hypertension in the Brazos Valley. Campos, J., Pope, R., Moore, R., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

88. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Delay of care due to cost. Tindall, L., LaRavia, D., Burdine, J.,and Moore,R.The Woodlands,TX,July,2004.

89. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Service standards in regular health care. Roberman, S., Moore, R., LaRavia, D., and Burdine, J. The Woodlands, TX, July, 2004.

90. Texas Academy of Family Physicians 55th Annual Session and Scientific Assembly. Migraine headaches.Gibson,J.,Moore,R., Burdine, J.,Topf,E.,and Gill,C.The Woodlands,TX,July,2004.

91. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Funding challenges breed creative solutions. Somachandran, S., Jezierski, J., Burdine, J.,Wendel,M.,Parrish,J.,Chandler,C.,Summers,R.,and Felix, M., San Francisco, November, 2003.

92. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Using community discussion groups as a methodology to gather data from hard to reach populations.Wendel,M., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Chandler, C., Summers, R., Somachandran, S., Jezierski, J., Parrish, J., San Francisco, November,2003.

93. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Policy implications of the Medicaid phenomenon in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. Wendel, M., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Parrish,J.,Chandler, C., Jezierski, J., Somachandran, S., Summers, R., San Francisco, November, 2003.


94. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Improving health status among minorities and border populations through health education and promotion. Parrish, J., Chandler, C., Lothman, A., Wendel, M., Burdine, J.,Somachandran,S.,Jezierski,J.,Summers,R.,Felix,M.,San Francisco, November, 2003.

95. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Results of South Texas assessment and the implications offindings forunderserved and disadvantaged populations.Chandler,C.,Parrish,J., Lothman, A., Wendel, M., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.Somachandran,S., Jezierski, J., Summers, R., San Francisco, November, 2003.

96. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Crossing borders for healthcare services: Identifying the trends. Summers, R., Parrish, J., Chandler, C., Wendel, M., Burdine, J.,Felix,M., Somachandran, S., Jezierski, J., San Francisco, November, 2003.

97. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Implications forimposing a borderon the health status of bi-national residents.Parrish,J.,Chandler,C.,Summers,R.,Wendel,M., Burdine, J.,Felix, M., Somachandran, S., Jezierski, J., San Francisco, November, 2003.

98. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Developing an integrated health outreach system for colonia residents along the Texas-Mexico border.Felix,M.,Blakely,C., Burdine, J.,Dorsey, A., Flores, I., McLeroy, K., Millard, A., Miller, K., Wendel, M., Zuniga, M., San Francisco,November, 2003.

99. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Design considerations in the evaluation of the Integrated Health Outreach System Project.Blakely,C., Burdine, J.,Dorsey,A.,Felix,M.,Flores,I.,McLeroy, K., Millard, A., Miller, K. Wendel, M., Zuniga, M., San Francisco, November, 2003.

100. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Evaluating the partnership process: Preliminary results from measuring collaboration among participants in the Integrated Health Outreach System project.Dorsey,A.,Miller,K.,Blakely,C., Burdine, J,Felix,M.,Flores,I.,McLeroy,K., Millard, A., Wendel, M., Zuniga, M., San Francisco, November, 2003.

101. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Changing roles of promotoras: Preliminary observations from the Integrated Health Outreach System project. Wendel, M., Blakely, C., Burdine, J, Felix, M., Flores, I., McLeroy, K., Millard, A., Miller, K., Zuniga, M., San Francisco, November,2003.

102. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Collateral initiatives: Intended and unintended consequences of the Integrated Health Outreach System (IHOS) project. Burdine, J.,Blakely, C., Dorsey, A., Felix, M., Flores, I., McLeroy, K., Millard, A., Miller, K., Zuniga, M., SanFrancisco, November, 2003.

103. Society for Public Health Education, Midyear Scientific Conference. Brazos Valley Health Assessment.Somachandran,S., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Wendel,M.,Jezierski,J. Las Cruces, NM, June, 2003.


104. Society for Public Health Education, Midyear Scientific Conference. Improving the Health Care Systems for Colonia Residents through Partnering Organizations Using Community Health Workers. Flores, I., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Wendel,M.Las Cruces,NM,June,2003.

105. National Rural Health Association 8th Annual Minority Health Conference. Creating an Integrated Health Outreach System for Isolated Residents of Colonias in South Texas. Burdine, J.,Flores,I., and Blakely, C. San Diego, December, 2002.

106. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Creating an integrated health outreach system for residents of colonias along the Texas-Mexico border. Burdine, J.,Blakely,C.,Dorsey,A.,Flores, I., Gamm, L., McLeroy, K., Tai-Seale, M., Wendel, M., and Zuniga, M. Philadelphia,November, 2002.

107. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Employing a community health development strategy in the evolution of a school of public health. Burdine, J.,Sumaya,C.,and McLeroy,K. Philadelphia, November, 2002.

108. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Using a triennial comprehensive community health needs assessment to set programming and policy priorities.Plock,C.,Hewitt,S.,Cooper,B., Pampalone, S., Thompson, D., and Burdine, J. Philadelphia, November, 2002.

109. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Relationship of social capital to readiness to change risk behaviors. Thompson, D., Pampalone, S., Cooper, B., Hewitt, S., Plock, C., and Burdine, J. Philadelphia, November, 2002.

110. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Assessing perceptions and preferences for the characteristics and features of a state-sponsored health insurance product for low-income families. Somachandran, S., Burdine, J.,and Felix,M.Philadelphia,November,2002.

111. AcademyHealth 2002 Annual Research Meeting. Aggregate Health Status: A Benchmark Index for Community Health.Reed,J.,and Burdine, J. Washington, D.C. June, 2002.

112. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Community Assessment of Needs, Issues and Advice to Improve Services for People with Disabilities and Caretakers. Burdine, J.,Wiltraut,C., Roussos, S., Ting, H., and Lambert, C. Atlanta, October, 2001.

113. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Web Surveys: A viable and cost-effective tool for assessmentevaluation. Burdine, J.,Abel,A.,Roussos,S.,Felix,M.,and Wiltraut,C.Atlanta, October, 2001.

114. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Healthy Colorado Now strategy: Coloradoan’s preferences and advice around health insurance coverage for all.Felix,M.,Seward,C.,Plock,C., Vander Ark, G., Burdine, J.,Abel,A.,and Roussos,S.Atlanta,October,2001.


115. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Social capital and end-of-life care in rural communities. Greiner, A., Burdine, J.,and Roussos,S.Atlanta,October,2001.

116. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Population Health Status Assessment Instrumentation and Methodology. Burdine, J.,Abel,A.,Felix,M.,and Wiltraut,C.Boston, November, 2000.

117. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Application of the Markers of Social Capital Instrumentin Sixteen Communities. Burdine, J.,Abel,A.,Felix, M., and Wiltraut, C. Boston, November, 2000.

118. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Functional Health Status Assessment: A Role in DeterminingNeed forFederalResources. Abel, A., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,and Wiltraut,C.Boston, November, 2000.

119. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Role of Social Capital Data in Planning Interventions. Abel, A., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,and Wiltraut,C.Boston,November,2000.

120. Association for Health Services Research and Health Policy. Applying Measures of Social Capital in a Community Planning Process to Improve Access to Care for Underserved Persons.Abel,A., Burdine, J., and Felix, M. Boston, 2000.

121. Outcomes Research Conference on Meeting the Challenges of the 21st Century. The Role of Outcomes Measures in a Model for Population Health. Burdine, J. and Abel, A. Philadelphia, March, 2000.

122. 14th National Conference on Chronic Disease Prevention and Control. The Social Reconnaissance: A Tool for Identifying and Addressing Community Health Disparities. Felix, M., Burdine, J.,Abel,A., and Wiltraut, C. Dallas, December, 1999.

123. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Measurement of Social Capital: Validation of a Community-based Survey Instrument. Burdine, J. Chicago, November, 1999.

124. Association for Health Services Research 16th Annual Meeting. Time Two Population Health Status Assessment: Methods, Considerations and Findings. Burdine, J. Chicago, June, 1999.

125. New York Academy of Sciences Conference - Socioeconomic Status and Health in Industrial Nations: Social, Psychological and Biological Pathways. Measurement ofSocial Capital. Burdine, J. Bethesda, MD, May, 1999.

126. American Association of Health Plans Building Bridges Research Conference. Measuring and Managing Population Health: Use of the Social Reconnaissance Approach. Burdine, J. Chicago, April, 1999.


127. National Managed Health Care Congress 2nd Annual Fall Conference. The Essentials of Population Based Management: Collection and Application of Health Status Information (Parts 1 and 2). Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Los Angeles, November, 1998.

128. American Public Health Association 126th Annual Conference. Health Education: The Humor of it All, A Tribute to the Late Hod Ogden. Burdine, J. Washington, D.C., November, 1998.

129. Association for Health Services Research 15th Annual Meeting. Correlates of Functional Health Status Among Respondents to Comprehensive, Community-Based Population Health Status Assessments. Burdine, J.,Abel,A.,and Felix,M.Washington,D.C.,June,1998.

130. Association for Health Services Research 15th Annual Meeting. The Social Reconnaissance: A Rapid Assessment Technique for Identifying Resource, Challenges, Opportunities and Community Capacity for Implementing Health Improvement Strategies.Felix,M.,Abel,A.,Wiltraut,C.,and Burdine, J.,Washington,D.C.,June,1998.

131. Association for Health Services Research 15th Annual Meeting. Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment: Baseline Data for Measuring the Impact of the National Health Service Corps. Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Abel,A.,Wiltraut,C.,Tarlov,A.,and Safran,D.,Washington,D.C.,June, 1998.

132. National Managed Health Care Congress 10th Annual Meeting. Using Community and Population Health Data to Meet Strategic, Regulatory and Community Needs: A Competitive Advantage. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Atlanta, April, 1998.

133. American Public Health Association 125th Annual Meeting. Community Health Status Assessment: A Transition in Tools and Methodology for Community Involvement. Burdine, J. and Abel, A. Indianapolis,November,1997.

134. The National Managed Health Care Congress Fall Conference. Conducting Population Based Health Status Assessments. Burdine, J. Los Angeles, November, 1997.

135. Association for Health Services Research Annual Meeting. Community-based Health Status Assessment: Methods and Applications. Burdine, J. and Abel, A. Chicago, June, 1997.

136. American Public Health Association Annual Conference. How Assessment Informs Policy: The National Health Survey. Burdine, J. and Abel, A. New York, November, 1996.

137. Medical Outcomes Trust, State-of-the-Art Health Outcomes Conference. Application of Community-based Health Outcomes Measures. Burdine, J.,Abel,A.,and White,K.Boston,May, 1996.

138. Medical Outcomes Trust, State-of-the-Art Health Outcomes Conference. Measuring and Monitoring the Health of Populations. Beare, J., Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,Perrin,E.,Ware,J.,White,K., and Abel, A. Boston, June, 1995.


139. Association for Health Services Research and the Foundation for Health Services Research Annual Meeting. Population-based Health Status Needs Assessment Methodologies. Burdine, J. Chicago, June, 1995.

140. American College Health Association. The Partnership Approach. Burdine, J. Chicago, May, 1995.

141. First Annual Washington State Joint Conference on Health. A collaborative approach for collecting and using health status data. Burdine, J.,and Felix,M.Yakima,WA,October,1994.

142. New England Healthcare Assembly Annual Meeting. Health, Health Care Organizations and Community: Mobilizing Partnerships for Community Health.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Boston, March, 1994.

143. Pennsylvania Health Educator's Institute. Mobilizing Communities for Health Care Reform. Burdine, J. Harrisburg, March, 1994.

144. National Quality Management Network Annual Meeting. Community Health Planning: Creating the Vision and Layingthe Groundwork. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Rancho Mirage, CA, February, 1994.

145. National Quality Management Network Annual Meeting. Structuring Collaboration for Community-wide Health Improvement. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Rancho Mirage, CA, February, 1994.

146. National Quality Management Network Annual Meeting. Population-based Health Assessments: A Tactical Approach. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Rancho Mirage, CA, February, 1994.

147. Centers for Substance Abuse Prevention, Foundation Public and Private Sector Biannual Meetingand Funders Forum. Population-based Community Assessment. Burdine, J. San Diego, November, 1993.

148. National Society for Public Health Education Annual Meeting. Health, Health Care Reform and Community. Burdine, J. San Francisco, October, 1993.

149. Second Annual Pennsylvania Rural Health Conference, Pennsylvania State University. Integration of Health and Human Services to Improve Health Status. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. University Park, PA, May, 1993.

150. Pennsylvania Hospital Association. The Partnership Approach.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Hershey, March, 1993.

151. Mid-year Conference of the Society for Public Health Education. Community Coalitions: Issues in Management and Measurement. Burdine, J. Austin, June, 1992.


152. Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. Using Small Area Lifestyle-Related Mortality Data Analysis for Community Health Planning. Burdine, J.,Ziegenfus,R.,and Natale-Sabino, J. Atlanta, November, 1991.

153. Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. Comparative Evaluation of Community-based Interventions. Woodhouse, L.,Livingood,W.,and Burdine, J. Atlanta, November, 1991.

154. Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. Ethical Issues in Community Approaches to Health Promotion. Burdine, J.,and McLeroy,K.Atlanta,November,1991.

155. Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. A Community Coalition Initiated Comprehensive Assessment of Smoking Prevalence, Behavior and Attitudes Toward Smoking Cessation and Prevention. Burdine, J.,Gottlieb,N.,Knoohuizen,N.,McLeroy,K.,and Wisotzky,M. Atlanta, November, 1991.

156. Pennsylvania Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Coalition for a Smoke-Free Valley. Burdine, J. Philadelphia, April, 1991.

157. National Conference on Cholesterol and High Blood Pressure Control. Comparison of Community and Worksite Cholesterol Screenings. Burdine, J.,Gruchow,H.,McLeroy,K.,and Bibeau,D. Washington, D.C., April, 1991.

158. Pennsylvania Health Educators Institute. Coalition Development. Burdine, J. Harrisburg, March, 1991.

159. Mid-year Scientific Conference of the Society for Public Health Education. Community Organization: The Foundation for Health Education Practice. Burdine, J. Portland, June, 1990.

160. Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. Increasing Community Problem Solving Capacity Through Community Coalitions. Burdine, J.,Johnson,C.,Natale-Sabino, J. Chicago, November, 1989.

161. Annual meeting of the Society for Public Health Education. Integration ofPrevention into Clinical Services: Survival in the Private Sector. Burdine, J. Chicago, November, 1989.

162. Mid-Year Scientific Conference of the Society for Public Health Education. The Smoke Free Lehigh Valley Project: An Application of Diffusion Theory. Burdine, J.,Wisotzky,M.,and Gottlieb,N. Seattle, July, 1989.

163. Mid-Year Scientific Conference of the Society for Public Health Education. Ethical Issues in Health Promotion. Burdine, J. New York, June, 1987.

164. Annual meeting of the Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. Ethical Issues in Corporate Health Promotion. Burdine, J. Dallas, December, 1985.


165. Texas Department of Health Wellness is Ageless Conference. Networking and Local Resources. Burdine, J. and Walker, M. Austin, July, 1985.

166. Annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. Ethical Issues in Health Promotion. Burdine, J. Anaheim, November, 1984.

167. Wellness at the Worksite: Health Promotion and Employee Assistance. Establishing Needs and Directions for Worksite Wellness Programs. Burdine, J.,and Gottlieb N.Austin,TX,August,1983.

168. American Hospital Association's Innovators in Health Promotion Conference. The Good Health School - A Case Study in Hospital Based Community Health Promotion. Burdine, J. Houston, June, 1983.

169. Annual Meeting of the Texas School Health Association. Locus of Control-Its Utility in School Health. Burdine, J.,Gottlieb,N.,and Peterson,F.San Antonio,May,1982.

170. Texas Conference on Health Promotion. Observations of an Explorer in Mid-Stream: Report on The Development of the Good Health School, A Hospital Based Community Health Promotion Effort. Burdine, J. Austin, April, 1982.

171. American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance, annual convention. The Texas Youth Health Awareness Survey. Burdine, J. Houston, August, 1982.

172. Annual Meeting of the Texas Public Health Association. Social Change, Health Planning and Consumer Participation. Burdine, J. San Antonio, February, 1980.

173. Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association. An Intervention Model for a Comprehensive Stroke Center Program.Mulvahill,F.,McLeroy,K.,and Burdine, J.New York, October, 1979.

Invited Presentations/Testimony

1. Health Resources and Services Administration Webinar: Community Health Status Assessment. Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute. Burdine, J. College Station, May 21,2020.

2. Bastrop County Cares, organizing meeting of Community Resource Network Advisory Committee. Rural Health Issues: Home Grown Solutions. Burdine, J., Bastrop, TX, January 21, 2020.

3. Baylor, Scott and White Health, Cultural Influences on Health Lecture Series. Rural Health Issues. Burdine, J.,Temple,TX,January 8,2020.

4. Texas A&M Health Science Center, Center for Optimizing Rural Health ECHO Sessions (webinars): Grant Writing Basics. Burdine, J.,and Clark,H.December 16,17,19 and 20,2019.


5. For the City (community leaders and residents of Washington County). Washington County Findings from 2019 Brazos Valley Health Status Assessment,Clark,H.,and Burdine, J., Brenham, TX, August 14, 2019.

6. Health Resources and Services Administration Webinar: Rural Community Engagement.Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute. Burdine, J., and Angie Alaniz. College Station, July 25,2019.

7. Brazos Valley Health Coalition. Preliminary Findings from 2019 Brazos Valley Health Status Assessment,Clark,H.,and Burdine, J., Bryan, TX, June 12, 2019.

8. CHI St. Luke’s Health-Memorial community leadership team. Overview of Methods and Findings from 2019 CHI St. Luke’s Health-Memorial Community Health Needs Assessment, Burdine, J., and Clark, H., Lufkin, TX, May 29, 2019.

9. Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute. Health Resources and Services AdministrationECHO Webinars: A Peek at Rural Community Engagement. Burdine, J., College Station, May 28, 2019.


11. Health Resources and Services Administration Webinar: Rural Community Engagement.Texas A&M Rural and Community Health Institute. Burdine, J., and Angie Alaniz. College Station, May 21, 2019.


13. Texas A&M University College of Architecture, Architecture and Health Lecture Series. The Need to Emphasize Preventive Health Incentives to Improve Health and Control Costs. Burdine, J., and Creel, L. College Station, February, 2014.

14. Texas A&M University College of Architecture, Architecture and Health Lecture Series. Global Health. Burdine, J.,College Station,February,2013.

15. Texas Public Health Association Mid-Year Meeting. Keynote address: A Paradigm Shift: Public Health as Community Facilitator. Burdine, J. College Station, September, 2011.

16. Tenth Anniversary Celebration of the Center for Community Health Development. Reflections on the History of the Center for Community Health Development. Burdine, J.College Station, September, 2011.


17. Christus Health System, Community Health Council. Health Status Assessmentand Community Benefit. Burdine, J., and Wendel, M. Houston, February, 2011.

18. Center of Excellence for Health Professions Development Nursing & Allied Health Division, SouthTexas College Symposium. Integrated Health Outreach Systems Project: A Case Study.StJohn,J., Felix, M., Burdine, J., and Wendel, M. McAllen, TX, 2007.

19. Texas Association of Information and Referral Services. Brazos Valley Health Partnership: anexample of a successful collaboration. Burdine, J., College Station, November, 2006.

20. South Texas Regional Health Summit. The Brazos Valley Health Partnership: A Case Study inCollaboration. Burdine, J.Brownsville,September,2006.

21. Brazos Valley Health Summit. Health Status of the Brazos Valley. Burdine, J.Bryan,TX,September, 2006.

22. Office of Rural Health Programs, Health Resources and Services Administration All-ProgramsMeeting. Health Conditions on the Border. Gamm, L., Parrish, J., Burdine, J.,and Wendel,M. Washington, D.C., August, 2005.

23. Health Resources and Services Administration Border Grantee All Programs Meeting. Best Practices on the Border: Primary Care. Burdine, J. Dallas, December, 2004.

24. Texas Leadership Institute, Building Healthy Communities Conference. Community Assessment and Why It is Important. Burdine, J. Bastrop,TX,November,2002.

25. Texas A&M University, School of Rural Public Health Dean’s Seminar Series. A Community Health Development Approach to Population Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. College Station, TX, March, 2000.

26. National Health Service Corps 25th Anniversary Conference. National Health Service Corps Assessment Project. Felix, M., Burdine, J.,Abel,A.and Wiltraut,C.,Washington,D.C.,April,1998.

27. The National Advisory Council of the National Health Service Corps 1997 Policy Symposium. The National Health Service Corps Impact Assessment.Felix,M., Burdine, J.,Abel,A.,and Wiltraut,C. Bethesda, MD, September, 1997.

28. Greater Cleveland Hospital Association Conference, Communication and Collaboration: MergingHealth Assessment Efforts to Improve Community Health Conference. Community Health Improvement:A National Perspective;Process forPerforming a Community Health Assessment;and Process for Applying Health Status Information. Burdine, J.,Felix,M.,and Wiltraut,C.Cleveland, June, 1997.

29. Health Quality Forum, Kansas Hospital Association. Application of Community-based Outcomes Measures. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Topeka, January, 1997.


30. Illinois Public Health Association and JointHealth Conference Annual Meeting. New Rules for Health Departments: Perspectives from other States. Burdine, J. St. Charles, October, 1996.

31. National Business Coalition on Health National Conference - Good Medicine is Good Business: The Value Link Between Purchasers and Providers. Measuring the Production of Health. Burdine, J. Orlando, October, 1996.

32. Volunteer Hospital Association Community Health Improvement Network Meeting. Change Matrix and Community Health Improvement Modeling. Burdine, J. and Reed, J. Hartford, September, 1996.

33. Michigan Health Care Institute. Strategies for Improving Your Community’s Health Status. Strategies for Improving Your Community’s Health Status. Burdine, J. and Wiltraut, C. Lansing, February, 1996.

34. Medical Outcomes Trust Board Meeting. Challenges in the Translation, Adoption and Application of Health Status Measures for Community and Enrolled Population Health Status Improvement. Burdine, J. Chicago, April, 1996.

35. Congressional Briefing. The National Health Survey. Felix, M., Burdine, J.,and Abel,A.Washington, D.C., February, 1996.

36. Centers for Substance Abuse Prevention. Managed Care. Felix, M., Burdine, J.,and Abel,A., Rockville, February, 1996.

37. New Jersey Hospital Association. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Princeton, October, 1995.

38. University of Oklahoma, College of Public Health. Public Health Grand Rounds. Burdine, J. Oklahoma City,November,1995.

39. National Business Coalition on Health Annual Meeting: The Keys to Community Health CareReform. Applications of Data: Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J. Key Biscayne, April, 1994.

40. Temple University School of Business and Management, Center for Healthcare Administration andFinance. Multi-Hospital Collaborative Venture in Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Philadelphia, March, 1993.

41. Ontario Ministry of Health, Healthy Lifestyles Promotion Program. Community Health Promotion Planning (Keynote Address). Burdine, J. Toronto, January, 1990.

42. Grantmakers in Health National Conference. Community Organizing Strategies for Health and Human Services in the 90’s: Challenge to Communities. Burdine, J. Menlo Park, November, 1989.


43. Orphan’s Court Visitorial Hearing, Lehigh County. Community Benefit and Lehigh Valley Hospital. Burdine, J. Allentown, PA, May, 1998.

44. Texas Legislature Sunset Advisory Commission, Hearing on the State Boards of Medical, Nursingand Pharmacy Examiners. The Role and Impact of Consumer Participation in Health Care System Regulation. Burdine, J.Austin,August,1980.

45. Texas House of Representatives, Committee on Health Services Subcommittee on the TexasDepartment of Health. Characteristics of the Ideal Health Department. Burdine, J. Austin, June, 1980.

Continuation Education Presentations/Workshops

1. American College of Healthcare Executives. Population Health: The Road to Transformation. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.October-November, 2018.

2. American College of Healthcare Executives. Population Health: The Road to Transformation. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.October-November, 2017.

3. American College of Healthcare Executives. Population Health: The Road to Transformation. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.March-April, 2017.

4. American College of Healthcare Executives. Population Health: The Road to Transformation. Burdine, J., On-line Education Seminar.October-November, 2016.

5. American College of Healthcare Executives. Population Health: The Road to Transformation. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.April-May, 2016.

6. American College of Healthcare Executives. Population Health: The Road to Transformation. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.February-March, 2015.

7. American College of Healthcare Executives. Population Health: The Road to Transformation. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.June-August, 2014.

8. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J., On-line Education Seminar.April-May, 2013.

9. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J., On-line Education Seminar.April-May, 2012.


10. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J., On-line Education Seminar.September-November, 2011.

11. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J., On-line Education Seminar.September-November, 2010.

12. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.November-December, 2008.

13. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.October-November, 2007.

14. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.April-May, 2007.

15. Texas Public Health Training Center, 3rd Annual Summer Institute, Community Assessment: Tools and Outcomes. Burdine, J.,and McLeroy,K.Houston,July,2006.

16. Texas Public Health Training Center, 3rd Annual Summer Institute, Building Community Capacity for Public Health.McLeroy,K.and Burdine, J. Houston, July, 2006.

17. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.July-August, 2006.

18. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.July-August, 2005.

19. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J.,On-line Education Seminar.January-February, 2004.




23. American College of Healthcare Executives Congress on Healthcare Management Conference. Use of Community/Population Health Data for Community Benefit and Service Line Planning. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Chicago, March, 2000.



25. American College of Healthcare Executives, On-line Education Seminar. Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J.,October-November, 1999.

26. American College of Healthcare Executives. Elements of Population-Based Community Health Status Assessment. Burdine, J. On-line Education Seminar.January-February, 1999.

27. National Health Service Corps Annual Conference Series, Population-Based Medicine: The Social Reconnaissance. Burdine, J. San Jose, CA, January, 1999.

28. National Health Service Corps Annual Conference Series. Population-Based Medicine: The Social Reconnaissance. Burdine, J. Atlanta, October, 1998.

29. National Health Service Corps Annual Conference Series. Population-Based Medicine: The Social Reconnaissance. Burdine, J. Chandler, AZ, November, 1998.

30. American College of Healthcare Executives. Community Health Status: Data Collection and Assessment. Burdine, J. and Abel, A. Santa Fe, July, 1997.

31. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Marco Island, April, 1996.

32. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Cape Cod, July, 1996.

33. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Orlando, December, 1996.

34. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. New Orleans, March, 1995.

35. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm. Felix, M. and Burdine, J. Washington, D.C., May, 1995.

36. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Minneapolis, August, 1995.

37. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Keystone, August, 1995.

38. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: Survival Strategies in the New Healthcare Paradigm.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Orlando, December, 1995.

39. The Hospital Research and Education Trust, Action Learning Lab. The Partnership Approach. Burdine, J. and Felix, M. Wellsboro, PA, November, 1994.


40. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System. Felix, M. and Burdine, J. Scottsdale, January, 1994.

41. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System. Felix, M. and Burdine,J. New Orleans, March, 1994.

42. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Washington, D.C., April, 1994.

43. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System. Felix, M. and Burdine, J. Hershey, May, 1994.

44. Vermont Rural Health Consortium. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Stowe, May, 1994.

45. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Santa Fe, June, 1994.

46. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Boston, October, 1994.

47. American College of Healthcare Executives. Creating Partnerships for Community Health: A Strategy for Survival in the New Health Care System.Felix,M.and Burdine, J. Jonesboro, AR, October, 1994.

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Community Involvement

2021-date Colorado County Mental Health Network, planning committee, member.

2020-date Healing Faith Uganda Board of Director, member.

2019-date Trinity County Health Resource Center planning committee, member.

2019-date Robertson County Health Resource Center Executive Committee, member.

2019-date Bastrop County Care Community Health Resource Network planning committee, member.

2017 Brazos County Health Department, Strategic Planning Retreat, facilitator.

2016 Brazos Valley Health Coalition, Priority Setting Workshop, facilitator.

2016-date Brazos Valley Health Coalition, member.

2016 CHI St. Joseph’s Health System, Board Strategic Planning Retreat, facilitator.

2015 Prenatal Clinic of the Brazos Valley, Board Strategic Planning Retreat, facilitator.

2013-17 Healing Faith Uganda, board member.

2011-13 Texas Rural Leadership Program, board member.

2007-11 Brazos Valley Health Partnership Executive Strategic Advisory Council, member.

2002-08 Brazos Valley Health Partnership, member.

2002-03 Brazos Valley Regional Leaders Forum, participant.

1992-93 Lehigh Valley Health Partnership, Community Health Status Assessment Task Force, chair.

1990-01 Board of Directors, Burn Prevention Foundation, Allentown, PA, member.

1988-89 Board of Directors, YMCA-YWCA of Allentown, member.

1987-89 Risk Reduction Project Advisory Committee, Pennsylvania Department of Health, member.


1985-86 Advisory Committee, Texas Senate Sub-Committee on Health, Interim Study on HealthPromotion in Texas, member.

1976-77 Public Education Committee, Piedmont Health System Agency, Greensboro, North Carolina, member.

1974-75 Public Education Committee's Sub-Committee for Spanish-speaking Populations, AmericanCancer Society, San Fernando Valley Chapter, member.

1973-74 Group Against Smoking Pollution (GASP), Non-smokers' Rights Legislation Project, SanFrancisco Bay Region, regional coordinator.

1972-74 Interagency Council on Smoking and Health of Santa Clara County, founding member and chair.

1971-72 North Hollywood Free Clinic, volunteer clinic services coordinator.

1970-71 Los Angeles Free Clinic, volunteer health educator.

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