1 CURRICULUM VITAE Updated June 2018 Kelley Newlin Lew, DNSc, ANP-C, CDE, FAAN University of Connecticut School of Nursing U-2026, 231 Glenbrook Rd Storrs, CT 06269-2026 [email protected]I. EDUCATION Degree Institution Major Field Minor Field Date Completed BA Arizona State History, Latin 1986-1991 University American BSN Florida Atlantic Nursing Science 1995-1997 University, College of Nursing MSN Yale University, School of Nursing Nursing Science 1999-2001 DNSc Yale University, School of Nursing Nursing Science 2001-2006 National Institutes of Health (NIH) Florida Atlantic University, College of Nursing Science 2006-2009 Postodoc. Fellow Nursing Certificate Univ. of North Qualitative 2007 Carolina at Chapel Hill, Methods School of Nursing II. REGISTRATION Connecticut __1999-2018_#62685__ (RN) _2002-2017___#2764_ (APRN) III. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE A. Experience in Higher Education (Present position first) From- To Institution Nature of Work Academic Status 2012-Present University of Connecticut Assistant Professor Tenure-Track 2009-2012 New York University Assistant Professor Tenure-Track 2003-2004 University of Connecticut Adjunct Faculty (Per Diem) Clinical Nurse Faculty
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CURRICULUM VITAE Updated June 2018
Kelley Newlin Lew, DNSc, ANP-C, CDE, FAAN University of Connecticut School of Nursing
A. Experience in Higher Education (Present position first)From- To Institution Nature of Work Academic Status 2012-Present University of
Connecticut Assistant Professor Tenure-Track
2009-2012 New York University Assistant Professor Tenure-Track 2003-2004 University of
Connecticut Adjunct Faculty (Per Diem)
Clinical Nurse Faculty
B. Experiences Other than Higher Education
From- To Position Title Institution 2013-2017 Nurse Practitioner/Certified
Diabetes Educator (NP/CDE) Community Health Center, Inc., New London, CT.
2012 NP/CDE New York University Endocrine Associates, New York, NY
2011- 2012 Director Diabetes Care & Lifestyle Center, New York University, New York, NY
2009-Present Co-Director Moravian Church Diabetes Clinics, Bluefields and Pearl Lagoon, Nicaragua
2007-2009 NP/CDE Diabetes Research Institute, University of Miami School of Medicine, Miami, FL
2006-2009 NP/CDE Community Wellness Center/Diabetes Education & Research Center, Florida Atlantic University, West Palm Beach, FL
2005-2006 NP/CDE Valley Medical Associates Derby, CT
2001-2006 Research Assistant Yale University School of Nursing, New Haven, CT
2003-2005 Teaching Assistant, Methods for Nursing Research
2000-2003 Registered Nurse,
Yale University School of Nursing, New Haven, CT Hospital of Saint Raphael, New Haven, CT
Cardiac/Telemetry
IV. PUBLICATIONSA. Books and Book Chapters
1. Melkus, G.D. & Newlin, K. (2005). Cultural context of diabetes education and care. In ChildsB., Cypress M., & Spollett G. (Eds.), Complete nurse’s guide to diabetes care. (pp. 207- 219). Alexandria, VA: American Diabetes Association.
2. Melkus,. G.D. & Newlin, K. (2009). Cultural considerations in diabetes care. In Childs B.,Spollett G., Cypress M. (Eds.), Complete nurse’s guide to diabetes care. 2nd edition. (pp. 246-264). Alexandria,VA: American Diabetes Association.
3. Newlin Lew, K. & Melkus,. G.D. (2017). Cultural considerations in diabetes prevention& self-management. In Childs B., Spollett G., Cypress M. (Eds.), Complete nurse’s guide to diabetes care. 3rd edition (pp. 330-353). Arlington, VA: American Diabetes Association.
B. Journal Articles (* indicates data-based)
1. Newlin, K., Knafl, K., & Melkus, G.D. (2003). African-American spirituality: Aconcept analysis. Advances in Nursing Science, 25(2), 57-70.
2. *Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., Chyun, D., Jefferson, V., & Langerman S. (2003). Therelationship of spirituality & health outcomes in Black American women with type 2 diabetes, Ethnicity & Disease, 13(1), 61-68.
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3. *Chyun D., Amend, A., Newlin, K., Langerman, S., & Melkus, G.D. (2003). Coronaryheart disease prevention & lifestyle interventions: Cultural influences. Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 18(4), 302-316.
4. Kehoe, K., Melkus, G.D., & Newlin, K. (2003). Culture in the context of care: Anintegrative review. Ethnicity & Disease, 13(3), 344-353.
5. *Clay, K.S., Newlin, K., & Leeks, K.D. (2005). Pastors’ wives as partners: anappropriate model for church-based health promotion. Cancer Control,12(Suppl 2), 111-115.
6. *Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., Jefferson, V., Langerman, S., Womack, J., & Chyun D.(2006). Enrollment of Black American women with type 2 diabetes into a self-management clinical trial. Ethnicity & Disease, 16(4), 956-62.
7. *Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., Tappen, R., Chyun, D., & Koenig, H. (2008). The relationshipsof religious and spiritual factors to glycemic control in Black American women with type 2 diabetes. Nursing Research, 57(5), 331- 39.
8. Wick, A. & Newlin, K. (2008). Incretin-based therapies: Therapeutic rationale andpharmacological promise for type 2 diabetes. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 21, 623-630.
9. Dyess, S., Chase, S.K., & Newlin, K. (2009). State of research for faith community nursing 2009. Journal of Religion & Health. 49(2), 188-99. 10. Newlin, K. & Melkus, G.D. (2010). Religion among Black Americans: Implications for
diabetes care. Practical Diabetology, 29(4), 26-29. 11. *Melkus, G.D., Chyun, D., Vorderstrasse, A.A., Newlin, K., Jefferson, V., & Langerman
S. (2010). Physiological and psychosocial outcomes of a self-management interventionfor Black women with type 2 diabetes. Biological Research in Nursing, 12(1), 7-19.
12. *Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., Peyrot, M., Keonig, H.G., & Chyun, D. (2011). Coping as amediator in the relationships of religion and spirituality to mental health in Black women with type 2 diabetes. International Journal of Psychiatry in Medicine, 40(4), 439-459.
13. *Sadler, L., Newlin, K., Spruill, I., & Jenkins, C. (2011). Beyond the medical model:Interdisciplinary programs of community-based health research. Clinical Translational Science, 4(4), 285-97.
14. Newlin, K., Dyess, S., Allard, E., Melkus, G.D., & Chase, S. (2012). Amethodological review of faith-based health promotion literature: Advancing the science to expand delivery of diabetes education to Black Americans. Journal of Religion and Health, 51(4),1075-97.
15. Newlin Lew, K., Kent, D.J., Munoz, A.A., Melkus, G.D. (2013). Therapeutic options forlowering LDL-C: A nurse practitioner’s perspective. American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 25(9), 488-494.
16. Lew Newlin, K. Quality improvement strategies for diabetes management decrease HbA1c,cholesterol and blood pressure, and increase screening for disease complications. (2013). Evidence-Based Nursing, 16(3), 89-90.
17. Newlin Lew, K, Nowlin, S., Chyun, D., & Melkus, G.D. (2014). State of the science:Diabetes self-management interventions led by nurse principal investigators. Western Journal of Nursing Research (Special Diabetes Edition), 36(9), 1111-1157.
18. *Newlin Lew, K., Arbauh, N., Banach, P., & Melkus, G. (2015). Diabetes: Christianworldview, medical distrust and self-management. Journal of Religion & Health, 54(3), 1157-72.
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19. Newlin Lew, K. & Wick, A. (2015). Pharmacotherapy of type 2 diabetes mellitus: Navigating current and new therapies. Med-Surg Nursing, 24(6), 413-438.
20. *Newlin Lew, K., McKim Mitchell, E., & Maclean, Y. (2016). Diabetes prevention and management among minority ethnic groups in Nicaragua: Findings from phase 2 of a community-based participatory research study. Health Education Journal, 75(8), 939- 949.
21. *Newlin Lew, K., Mclean, Y., Beyers, S., Taylor, H., & Cayasso, K. (2016). Type 2diabetes prevention and self-management among Nicaraguan ethnic minorities: Findings from phase 3 of a community-based participatory research study. International Journal of Human Rights in Healthcare, 10(1), 28-42.
22. *Newlin Lew, K., Mclean, Y., Beyers, S., Taylor, H., & Cayasso, K. (2018). Combineddiabetes prevention & disease self-management intervention for Nicaraguan ethnic minorities: A pilot study. Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action, 11(4), 357-366.
24. *Newlin Lew, K., Dorsen, C., & Long, T. (2018). Prevalence of overweight, obesity, pre-diabetes, and diabetes in sexual minority men: Findings from the 2014 BRFSS. TheDiabetes Educator: TDE, 44(1), 83-93.
25. *Newlin Lew, K, Wagner, J., & Braizat, O. (2018). Quality of life in ethnic minorities withdiabetes: Findings from the 2014 BRFSS. Journal of Racial and Ethnic Health Disparities. [Epub ahead of print].
26. *Newlin Lew, K., Dorsen, C., Melkus, G., & Maclean, M. (in press). Prevalence of obesity,pre-diabetes, and diabetes in sexual minority women of diverse races/ethnicities. Findings from the 2014-2015 BRFSS. The Diabetes Educator: TDE.
27. * Newlin Lew, K., Arbuah, N., & Nguyen, T. (accepted for publication, pendingminor revisions). Faith and diabetes health beliefs in a homeless population: A qualitative study.
28. *Newlin Lew, K., Long, T., & Dorsen, C., (2018). Prevalence of overweight,obesity, pre-diabetes, and diabetes in transgender persons. Findings from the 2014-2015 BRFSS. Manuscript submitted for publication.
29. *Newlin Lew, K. (2018). Diabetes self-management and health-related quality of life in sexual minority women. Manuscript submitted for publication. 30. Newlin Lew, K., Starweather, A., Cong, X., Judge, M. (2018). The gut microbiome and type 2 diabetes: An integrative review. Manuscript submitted for publication. 31. *Newlin Lew, K. Maclean, Y., Arbuah, N., Nguyen, T. Melkus, G.D. (2018).
Combined, church-based diabetes prevention and self-management education targeting families: "A big benefits package" for Black American Nicaraguans. Manuscript submitted for publication.
32. *Newlin Lew, K., Arbuah, A., Sewer, O., Burgess, T., & Melkus, G.D. (2018). Achurch-based, combined type 2 diabetes prevention and self-management intervention for African Americans in Harlem. Manuscript in preparation.
C. Published Abstracts (* indicates data-based)
1. *Melkus, G.D., Newlin, K., Chyun, D., Jefferson, V., & Laing, N. (2001). Spiritual well-being in Black women with type 2 DM. Diabetes, 50(Suppl.1), 1648.
2. *Melkus, G.D., Jefferson, V., Spollett, G., Langerman, S., Chyun, D., D’Eugenio, D., &Newlin, K. (2001). Culturally sensitive intervention of care and education improves
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glycemic control for Black women with type 2 DM. Diabetes, 50(Suppl.1), 811. 3. *Melkus, G.D., Chyun, D., Amend, A., Spollett, G., Langerman, S., Jefferson, V., & Newlin,
K. (2003). Diabetes-related emotional distress, anxiety, and quality of life in Blackwomen with type 2 diabetes. Diabetes, 52(Suppl.1), 491-492.
4. *Newlin K., Melkus, G.D., Knafl, G., Laing, N., & Jefferson, V. (2003). The relationship ofquality of life to spiritual, emotional, and physiologic factors in Black American women with type 2 diabetes. Diabetes & Metabolism, 59(Suppl. 29), 2809.
5. *Melkus, G.D., Amend, A., Langerman, S., Newlin, K., Womack, J., Galasso, P., Jefferson,V., Spollett, G., & Chyun, D.A. (2004). Self-management of type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease risk factors in Black women. Circulation, 109(20), 290.
6. *Chyun, D.A., Melkus, G.D., Amend, A.M., Langerman, S., Galasso, P.E., Jefferson, V.,Newlin, K., Spollett, G., Grey, M., & Willoughby, C. (2004). CHD risk profile & dietary intake in Black women with T2DM. Diabetes, 53(Suppl. 1), 222.
7. *Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., & Chyun, D. (2007). The relationship of spirituality to bloodglucose control in Black American women with type 2 diabetes. Diabetes, 56(Suppl.1), 498.
8. Parker, M.E., Noell, D., Newlin, K., Pandya, A., & Hsu, S. (2007). Assuringnursing’s voice in the electronic health record. In IEEE international conference
on natural language and knowledge development engineering, Beijing, China. Proceedings. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, NLP-KE, 107. 9. *Newlin, K., Mclean, Y., & Melkus, G. (2008). Developing a church-based
diabetes program for Black Nicaraguans: Exploration of faith values and health beliefs related to diabetes care. Diabetes, 57(Suppl. 1), 844.
10. *Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., Mclean, Y., Dekker, T., Wick, A., & Chyun, D. (2010).Nicaraguan Creole and Miskito adults with or at-risk for type 2 diabetes: Exploration of quality of life, A1c, and receipt of diabetes related education/advice. Diabetes, 59(Suppl. 1), A282-A283.
11. *Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., Mclean, Y., Dekker, T., Wick, A., & Chyun, D.(2010). Mixed- methods results to inform church-based diabetes education in Nicaragua. Diabetes, 59(Suppl.1), A282.
12. *Newlin, K. & Melkus, G.D. (2010). Exploration of diabetes-related factors inNicaraguan adults with or at-risk for diabetes. Clinical and Translational Science, 3(2)1, S48.
13. *Newlin, K., Arbuah, N., Sewer, O., Burgess, T., & Melkus, G.D. (2011).Translating evidence-based diabetes prevention and self-management education into a faith-based setting. Clinical Translational Science, 4(2), P54.
D. Other
1. Kehoe, K., Melkus, G.D., & Newlin, K. (2003). For the patient: Equal health care begins withsensitivity to the cultural background of the patient. Ethnicity & Disease, 13(3), 4.
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V. HONORS RECEIVED/ SPECIAL CERTIFICATIONS
Date Honor/Award/ Special Certifications 2016 Fellow, American Academy of Nursing 2013 Semi-Finalist, Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Faculty Scholars Fellowship
2010 Rising Star Nurse Scientist Award, Eastern Nursing Research Society 2010 Speaker, Nurse Scientist Panel. The Road Ahead: Establishing the Specialty of Clinical
Research Nursing. International Association of Clinical Research Nurses, NIH, Bethesda, MD
2007 Consultation, Peer Programs in Diabetes, World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland
2006-2008 NIH Extramural Loan Repayment Program for Health Disparities Research
2006 Certified Diabetes Educator, National Credentialing Board of Diabetes Educators 2006 Distinguished Alumna Award, FAU College of Nursing, Boca Raton, FL 2001 Certified Adult Nurse Practitioner, American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
VI. RESEARCH AND EVALUATION GRANTS RECEIVED
A. Grants and Contracts: Federal, Regional, State
Year(s) Funder Title Role Amount
2018 AstraZeneca Familias Saludables: Family-Based, Combined Diabetes Prevention and Self- Management Program for Hispanics
PI Pending ($150,000)
2018 DAISY Foundation Latent Autoimmune Diabetes in Adulthood: Self-Management & Health Outcomes
PI $5,000
2017 National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR)
Managing Symptoms of Diabetes with Family (P20 pilot)
PI Not funded
2017 NINR Academic Community Partnership to Study Novel Multi-Level Interventions to Foster Healthy Eating among Intergenerational Southeast Asian Families
co-I Not funded Score 50
2016 National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK)
Telehealth Strategies to Improve Diabetes Medication Adherence for Patients Seen at Community Health Centers
co-I Not fundedNot scored
2000 Yale Alumni Scholarship Award, Yale University School of Nursing, New Haven, CT
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Year(s) Funder Title Role Amount
2015 NIDDK Diabetes Intervention for Federally Qualified Health Centers
PI Not funded Score 31
2015 National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD)
Innovative Diabetes Prevention & Self- Management Intervention for African American Churches
Social Forces and Religious Care for the Underserved with Chronic Disease A Pilot Randomized Trial of a Combined Diabetes Prevention & Self-Management Intervention in Nicaragua A Pilot Randomized Trial of a Combined Diabetes Prevention & Self-Management Intervention in Nicaragua Addressing the Diabetes Epidemic on Nicaragua’s Atlantic Coast Maximizing Effectiveness: Translating a Combined Diabetes Prevention & Self-Management for Black Adults to Church Settings An Innovative Model of Diabetes Self- Management Education/Training to Improve Access, Availability, & Quality of Diabetes Care for Older Adults Nicaragua: Evidence-Based Diabetes Self-Management Education in a Church-Based Setting Translating the Diabetes Prevention Program and Diabetes Education into a Faith-Based Setting Church-Based Diabetes Education in Nicaragua
PI __
2006-2009
NINR Postdoctoral Fellowship F32 NR010043
PI $160,287
2006- 2008
NIMHD
Faith Communities and Black American Women with Type 2 Diabetes NIH Extramural Loan RepaymentProgram for Health Disparities Research
-- $60,000
2002- 2006
NINR Predoctoral Fellowship F31 NR008190
Spirituality and Health Factors in Women with Diabetes
PI $123,433
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B. Internal Grants
Year(s) Funder Title Role Amount
2018 UConn Faculty Scholarship Facilitation Fund
Barriers to Care in Sexual Minority Women with Diabetes
co-I Pending
2015 UConn Faculty Scholarship Facilitation Fund
Exercise & Nutrition Patterns in Nicaraguan Youth
PI $2,000
2014 UConn Faculty Large Grant
Nicaragua: Translating Diabetes Self-Management Education/Training in a Church-Based Setting (resubmission)
PI Not funded
2013 UConn Faculty Large Grant
Nicaragua: Translating Diabetes Self-Management Education/Training in a Church-Based Setting
PI Not funded
2012 NYU Research Challenge Myocardial Infarction & Stroke PI $11,000NYChallenge Fund Myocardial Infarction & Stroke PI $11,000
U Research Nicaraguans with or at-risk for Diabetes
PI NYU Research Challenge Myocardial Infarction & Stroke PI $11,000 $11,000
2011-2012
NYU College of Nursing, Muriel & Virginia Pless Center for Research
Percentage of Body Fat among Chinese American Adults with Diabetes, Prediabetes, and without Diabetes
co-I $15,000
2010-2011
NYU Global Research Challenge Fund
Translational Church-Based Education in Nicaragua
PI $15,000
VII. CONSULTATIONS
Year(s) 2018 Diabetes Self-Management Education for Hispanic & English-Speaking Seniors,
Clinical Directors Network, New York, NY 2014-2016 Diabetes Self-Management & Support LIVE (Learning in Virtual Environments)
Grant No. 5R01HL11818903 2014 IPHONE Application for Type 1 & Type 2 Diabetes Screening, Assessment,
Diagnosis, & Medical Management & Education for Older Adults, The Hartford Foundation
2012-2013 Dr. Jonathan Tobin. Health Information Technology (HIT) for Facilitating Problem-Solving in Diabetes Management, Grant No. 1R01DK090372-01A1
2012 Colesevelam Nurse Practitioner Advisory Board, Chair 2007 Consultation on Peer Programs in Diabetes, World Health Organization,
Geneva,Switzerland
Myocardial Infarction & Stroke in
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VIII. REVIEW ACTIVITIES AND EDITORIAL BOARDS
2016 Biomed Central (BMC) Health Services Research, Manuscript Reviewer
2015 Annals of Behavioral Medicine, Manuscript Reviewer
2015 Heart & Lung, Manuscript Reviewer
2015 Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, Manuscript Reviewer
2015 Healthcare for the Poor & Underserved, Manuscript Reviewer
2014 Western Journal of Nursing Research, Manuscript Reviewer
2014 Canadian Journal of Diabetes, Manuscript Reviewer
2014 Public Library of Science, Manuscript Reviewer
2014 Journal of Immigrant Health, Manuscript Reviewer
2013-2105 American Nurses Foundation, Grant Review Committee
2013-2015 Diabetes Educator, Manuscript Reviewer
2013 Canadian Journal of Diabetes, Manuscript Reviewer
2013 Western Journal of Nursing Research, Manuscript Reviewer
2013 Journal of Immigrant Health, Manuscript Reviewer
2013 Public Library of Science, Manuscript Reviewer
2011 NYU Global Health Challenge Research Grant, Grant Reviewer
2010-2015 Research in Nursing and Health, Manuscript Reviewer
2006-2007 Ethnicity and Disease, Manuscript Reviewer
2006, 2015 Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, Manuscript Reviewer
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IX. PRESENTATIONS
No. Year A. International Oral Presentations
2. 2011 Dickinson Vaughn, V., Hammer, M., Newlin, K., Ercolano, E., Nocella, J.,Chyun, D., Melkus, G.D. Systematic Review of Nurse-Led Experimental Studies of Self- Management for Chronic lllness. Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Tau International, 22nd International Nursing Research Congress.
No. Year B. National Oral Presentations
2. 2011 Newlin, K. Translating Evidence-Based Diabetes Prevention & Self-ManagementEducation into a Faith-Based Setting. Clinical Translational Science, Nurse Scientist Special Interest Group
4. 2010 Newlin, K. The Road Ahead. Establishing the Specialty of Clinical ResearchNursing (panel presentation). International Association of Clinical Research Nurses. NIH, Bethesda, Maryland.
2007 Newlin, K. Development of an Electronic Health Record for Nurse-Managed Community-Based Health Centers Caring for Ethnic Minority Populations. (panel presentation). National Nursing Centers Consortium, Washington, DC.
1. 2013 Melkus, G.D, Amoah, A.G.B., K, Kurth, A., Ogedegbe, Newlin Lew, K. GlobalLeadership: Building Academic Nursing Scholarship, Education, and Service: Building an Electronic Health Record in Ghana. Sigma Theta Tau, 42nd Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, Indiana.
1. 2012 Newlin, K. Nurse Scientist Panel (invited speaker). Nurse Scientist Engagementin the Clinical Translational Structure: Are You There Yet? National CTSI Nurse Scientist Special Interest Group, Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science. Washington, DC
3. 2010 Newlin, K. Beyond the Medical Model: Contributions from Nursing Science inImproving Health of Our Communities (panel presentation). NIH Community Engagement Conference. Arlington, VA
5. 2008 Newlin, K. Cultural Competency: Are we speaking the Right Language? AmericanAssociation of Diabetes Educators live webinar (in collaboration Dr GailMelkus).
6. 2002 Newlin, K. Spirituality & Health Outcomes in Black Women with Type 2Diabetes. 2002 Mayo Spiritual Care Research Conference. Mayo Clinic,
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No. Year C. Regional & Local Presentations
1. 2017 Newlin, K. Diabetes Management. Nurse Residency Program. CommunityHealth Center, New London, CT
3. 2016 Newlin, K. Diabetes Management. Nurse Residency Program. CommunityHealth Center, New London, CT
5. 2015 Newlin Lew, K. Translation of Evidence-Based Diabetes Self Management andPrevention Programs to Community Sites. UCONN Center for Health, Intervention, & Prevention. Storrs, CT.
7. 2015 Newlin Lew, K. Creating a Culture of Health in the Caribbean Basin throughNursing Research. Eastern Nursing Research Society 2015 Scientific Sessions. Washington, DC.
9. 2014 Newlin Lew, K. Health Beliefs Among Midlife & Older African AmericanAdults with Diabetes. Jackson Aging Symposium. University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT.
10. 2013 Newlin, K. Diabetes Management. Nurse Residency Program. Community HealthCenter, New London, CT (3 presentations)
11. 2013 Newlin, K. Diabetes Translational Research: Faith-Based Partnerships. RowesScholar Dinner. University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT
13. 2012 Newlin, K. In-Patient Diabetes Management. Nursing Grand Rounds, New YorkUniversity Hospital, New York, New York
14. 2011 Newlin, K. NYU Socio-Behavioral Health Research Mini-Conference.Translating Diabetes Education Programs in Faith-Based Settings.
15. 2011 Newlin, K. Diabetes Translational Research: Faith-Based Partnerships. HillmanScholars Lecture Series. NYU College of Nursing. New York, New York
16. 2011 Newlin, K. The Relationship of Periodontal Disease and Diabetes. NYU College
2. 2016 Newlin Lew, K. Doctoral Findings to Advance Nursing Research & Practice in Africa and the Dominican Republic. Eastern Nursing Research Society 2016 Scientific Sessions.
4. 2015 Newlin Lew, K. Insulin Therapy. Nurse Residency Program, Community HealthCenter of New London. New London, CT.
6. 2015 Newlin Lew, K. Diabetes Prevention and Self-Management Intervention forEthnic Minority Nicaraguans. Eastern Nursing Research Society 2015 Scientific Sessions.
8. 2015 Newlin Lew, K. Creating a Culture of Health in Africa and Asia throughNursing & Interdisciplinary Research. Eastern Nursing Research Society 2015 Scientific Sessions. Washington, DC.
12. 2012 Newlin, K. Diabetes Translational Research. 2012 Sigma Theta TauInduction Ceremony. University of Connecticut, School of Nursing, Storrs, CT
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17. 2010 Newlin, K. Diabetes: Faith-Based Partnerships to Foster CommunityIntervention Translation. Translational Research in Progress (TRIP). NYU Clinical Translational Institute, NYU College of Medicine. New York, New York
19. 2004 Newlin, K. Spirituality: Conceptual Distinction, Measurement, Mental HealthResearch, and Practice Implications. Institute of Living, Hartford Hospital, CT.
No. Year D. Poster Presentations, Non-Published Abstracts
1. 2015 Bak, E., Newlin Lew, K. Nutrition and Exercise Patterns in Nicaraguan Youth.ATHENA Research Series. University of Connecticut, School of Nursing, Storrs, CT.
2. 2013 Banach, P. Newlin, K., Mclean, Y., Melkus, G.D., Chyun, D..Nicaragua: Efficacy of a Nurse-Led Diabetes Intervention Program. ATHENA Research Series. University of Connecticut, School of Nursing, Storrs, CT.
2. 2010 Newlin, K., Mclean, Y., Dekker, T., Melkus, G.D. Nicaraguan Adults with orat-risk for Diabetes: Exploration of Diabetes-Related Factors. VIII Conference of the Global Network of WHO Collaborating Centres for Nursing and Midwifery.
4. 2010 Newlin, K., Melkus, G.D., Mclean, Y., Dekker, T., Chyun, D. ParticipatoryAction Research: Exploring Diabetes-Related Factors & Community Action Strategies in Nicaragua. Poster Presentation, Eastern Nursing Research Society 22nd Annual Scientific Sessions.
5. 2008 Parker, M., Newlin, K. Community Nursing Practice Model: Model Validationand Nursing Documentation Software. 30th Annual International Association for Human Caring Conference. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Nursing, Chapel Hill, NC.
of Dentistry.
18. 2005 Newlin, K. Diabetes Care: Diagnosis & Classification, Standards of MedicalCare, Medications, Self-Management, & Overcoming Barriers to TreatmentAdherence. State of Connecticut Department of Mental Retardation, Hartford, CT.
20. 1998 Newlin, K. Lived Experiences as a Volunteer Nurse at Mother Teresa’sMissionaries of Charity. Oral Presentation, Sigma Theta Tau, Iota XiChapter, Cross Cultural Nursing Experiences, Boca Raton, FL
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X. PROFESSINAL SERVICE
A. Regional ServiceYear(s) 2015-present Chair, Global Health RIG, Eastern Nursing Research Society 2013-2016 Conference Planning Committee (invited member), Eastern Nursing
Research Society 2013-2014 Awards Committee (elected member), Eastern Nursing Research Society2013-2015 Grant Review Committee, American Nurses Foundation
B. University of ConnecticutDate Service Activities 2017-Present Pre-Licensure Admissions Committee 2015-2017 Clinical Advancement and Recognition Committee 2014 Graduate Faculty Council, School of Nursing Representative Alternate 2013 Graduate Faculty Council, School of Nursing Representative 2012-2015 Urban Service Track, Student Mentor 2012-2017 Global Affairs Committee 2012-Present Pre-Licensure Curriculum 2012-Present Graduate Curriculum Committee 2012-Present PhD Curriculum Committee
XI. DISSERTATION AND THESIS SUPERVISIONMajor Advisor, Paul Banach, University of Connecticut School of Nursing
Honors/BSN Program, Graduation: Spring 2013 Major Advisor, Deborah Wachtel, University of Connecticut School of Nursing
DNP Program. Associate Advisor, Healther Morrison, University of Connecticut School of Nursing
PhD Program, Graduation: Spring 2014 Major Advisor, Emily Bak, University of Connecticut School of Nursing
Honors/BSN Program Graduation: Spring 2015 Associate Advisor, Ranekka Dean, New York University College of Nursing PhD
Program, Graduation: Spring 2017
XII. TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Year Courses Taught 2015-2018 NURS 5429: APN Practicum III 2015-2018 NURS 5419: APN Practicum II 2014-2018 NURS 5030: Research Methods for Evidence-Based Practice2014-2018 NURS 5400: Health Promotion, Prevention, and Common Health Problems in
APN Practice 1. Guest Lecturer, Dyslipidemia & Obesity
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2014-2016 NURS 5400: Health Promotion, Prevention, and Common Health Problems in APN Practice 1. Guest Lecturer, Diabetes Clinical Management
2013-2018 NURS 5409:APN Practicum I 2012-2013 NURS 5062: Advanced Health Assessment across the Lifespan 2010, 2012 NURSE-GN 3353: Knowledge Development and Appraisal 2010-2011 D10.1609: Organ Systems: Guest Diabetes Lecture 2010 NURSE-GN 3355 PhD Forum: Guest lecturer 2010 N41.2022 Advanced Pathophysiology II: Guest Diabetes Lecture 2010 D10.1609 Organ Systems: Guest Renal Lecture 2010 N41.2037 Advanced Pathophysiology II: Guest Diabetes Lecture
