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CURRICULUM VITAE

Margaret A. Potter, JD, MS

Business Address: A718 Crabtree Hall 130 DeSoto Street Pittsburgh, PA 15261

Email Address: [email protected]

Business Phone: 412-383-2400 Birthplace: Chicago, Illinois

Business Fax: 412-383-2400 Citizenship: United States

EDUCATION AND TRAINING Undergraduate 6/1971 Mundelein College (now, Loyola University), Chicago, IL Bachelor of Arts, Humanities

Graduate 12/1973 Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL Master of Science, Biomedical Science

Information

6/1979 Rutgers School of Law, Newark, NJ Juris Doctor

APPOINTMENTS AND POSITIONS Academic Appointments 1985 - 1987 Graduate School of Public Health,

University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA Research Assistant, Department of Health Services Administration

1987 - 1989 Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

Research Associate, Department of Health Services Administration


Research Assistant Professor, Department of Health Services Administration

1994 - 1995 School of Law, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

Assistant Professor (secondary)


Associate Director, Health Policy Institute, Department of Health Services Administration

1/2002 - 5/2002

U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta, GA

Visiting Scholar in Prevention Research Public Health Practice Program Office


Assistant Professor, Department of Health Services Administration

2002 - 2006 Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education

ORISE Fellow assigned to Office of the Chief of Science, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

2008 - 2009 University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, Bradford, PA

Interim Director, Center for Rural Health Practice

2004 - 2012 Graduate School of Public Health University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

Associate Professor, Department of Health Policy & Management

2011 - 2012 Graduate School of Public Health University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

Director, JD-MPH Joint Degree Program, Department of Health Policy & Management


Director, Graduate Certificate Program in Public Health Preparedness & Disaster Response

mailto:[email protected]


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5/7/2012 - 5/12/2012

College of Public Health and Health Informatics, King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Visiting Professor


Associate Dean for Public Health Practice


Director, Center for Public Health Practice

1994 - Present

University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA Graduate Faculty

2012 - Present

Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA

Professor, Department of Health Policy & Management

Professional Positions 1971 – 1975 West Side Veterans Administration Hospital,

Chicago, IL Research Editorial Assistant

1975 – 1977 University of the Health Sciences, The Chicago Medical School, Chicago, IL, and Veterans Administration Hospital, North Chicago, IL

Research Editor

June-August, 1978

Office of the New Jersey Attorney General, Princeton, NJ

Law Clerk

1979 – 1982 Fuerst, Singer & Yusem, Somerville, NJ Associate Attorney

1983 – 1984 Fuerst, Singer & Yusem, Somerville, NJ Partner

LICENSURE

1979 - 1991 Supreme Court of New Jersey, Member of Bar

1979 - 1991 United States District Court for the District of New Jersey, Member of Bar

1984 - 2005 Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, Member of Bar

1984 - 2005 United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania, Member of Bar

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 1984 - 2005 Allegheny County Bar Association; Chair, Health Law Section (1993)

1995 - Present American Public Health Association

1995 - Present Pennsylvania Public Health Association

1995 - Present Delta Omega National Honor Society in Public Health

2003 - Present Public Health Leadership Society

2004 - Present Academy Health


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HONORS AND AWARDS

1972 - 1973 Fellow, National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health

1988 - 1998 Biographee, Who’s Who in American Law (6th through 11th editions)

1993 Outstanding Teacher, Alumni Society, Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

2000 First Place Linkages Award, Council on Linkages Between Public Health Practice & Academia, National Association of County & City Health Officials and Association of State & Territorial Health Officials

2001 Curriculum Innovation Award, Delta Omega Honor Society in Public Health

2002 Scholar, National Public Health Leadership Institute

2003 Award for Academic Public Health Practice, Pennsylvania Public Health Association

2011 Theodore R. Ervin Award for Outstanding Service, Public Health Foundation, Washington, DC

2013 Faculty Award for Excellence in Academic Public Health Practice, Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health and Pfizer Pharmaceuticals

PUBLICATIONS

Peer-reviewed Journal Articles 1. Potter MA. Taxation of nonprofit hospitals: a cost impact model. Hospital & Health Services

Administration. 1992; 37 (1):89-102. PMID: 10116115.

2. Potter MA, Settle SE. Toward a consensus for health care reform: the use of focus group interviews. Health Services Management Research. 1994; 7 (2):101-110. PMID: 10134731.

3. Potter MA, Longest BB Jr. The divergence of federal and state policies on the charitable tax exemption of nonprofit hospitals. Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law. 1994; 19 (2):393-419. PMID: 8077636.

4. Potter MA, Pistella CL, Fertman CI, Dato VM. Needs assessment and a model agenda for training the public health workforce. American Journal of Public Health. 2000; 90 (8):1294-1296. PMCID: PMC1446326. PMID: 10937012.

5. Wright K, Nelson J, Potter MA, Quill B. Demonstrating excellence in academic public health practice. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2000; 6 (1):10-24.

6. Potter MA, Kindling A. Collaborating for faculty and workforce development in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Public Health Reports. 2001; 116 (2):186-188. PMCID: PMC1497300. PMID: 11847306.

7. Dato VM, Potter MA, Fertman CI, Pistella CL. A capacity mapping approach to public health training resources. Public Health Reports. 2002; 117 (1):20-27. PMCID: PMC1497407. PMID: 12297678.

8. Potter MA, Barron G, Cioffi J. Evaluating public health workforce development using the National Public Health Performance Standards Program. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2003; 9 (3):199-207.

9. Potter MA, Eggleston MM. Supporting academic public health practice: a survey of organizational structures in public health schools. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2003; 9 (2):165-170. PMID: 12629916.

10. Trauth JM, Jernigan J, Myers SM, Potter M, Fedor K, Procopio J, LoPiccolo MA, Platt-Schulhoff L, Eshman K, Messina A, Peterson K, Gallagher J, Fertman C. Developing an academic-community partnership in the context of Pennsylvania’s State Health Improvement Plan. Public Health Reports. 2003; 118 (2):169-174. PMCID: PMC1497518. PMID: 12690073.


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11. Potter MA, Ley CE, Fertman CI, Eggleston MM, Duman S. Evaluating workforce development: perspectives, processes, and lessons learned. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2003; 9 (6):489-495.

12. Potter MA, Sweeney P, Thomas C, Miller TM, Gourley T. Connecting silos: the legal bases for public health emergency response in Pennsylvania. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2005; S50-S56. PMID: 16205544.

13. Potter MA, Burns HK, Gerald Barron, Grofebert A, Bednarz D. Cross-sector leadership development for preparedness. Public Health Reports. 2005; 120 (1):109-115.

14. Potter MA, Quill BE, Aglipay GS, Anderson E, Rowitz L, Smith LU, Telfair J, Whittaker C. Demonstrating excellence in practice-based research for public health. Public Health Reports. 2006; 121 (1):1-16. PMID: 16416689. 15. Potter MA, Sweeney P, Iuliano AD, Allswede MP. Performance indicators for response to selected infectious disease outbreaks: a review of the published record. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2007; 13 (5):510-518. PMID: 17762697

16. Potter MA, Fitzpatrick T. State funding for local public health: observations from six case studies. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2007; 13 (2):163-168. PMID: 17299320.

17. Gebbie KM, Potter MA, Quill B, Tilson H. Education for the public health profession: a new look at the Roemer proposal. Public Health Reports. 2008; 123:18-26. PMCID: PMC2431092. PMID: 18770916. 18. Potter MA, Fertman CI, Eggleston MM, Holtzhauer F, Pearsol J. A public health training center experience: professional continuing education at schools of public health. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2008; 14 (4):E10-E16. PMID: 18552638. 19. Butler J, Quill B, Potter MA. Perspectives on the future of academic public health practice. Public Health Reports. 2008; 123 (1):102-105. PMCID: PMC2099316. PMID: 18348487. 20. Lave JR, Potter MA. Pennsylvania Medical Assistance: connections within the commonwealth’s public health system. Commonwealth: A Journal of Political Science. 2008; 14:163-184.

20. Potter MA, Burdine J, Goldman L, Olson D, Silver GB, Smith LU, Villanueva AM, Wright K. Demonstrating excellence in the scholarship of practice-based service for public health. Public Health Reports. 2009; 124 (4):1-15. PMID: 19618782.

22. Lee BY, Brown ST, Cooley P, Potter MA, Wheaton WD, Voorhees RE, Stebbins S, Grefenstette JJ, Zimmer SM, Zimmerman RK, Assi TM, Bailey RR, Wagener DK, Burke DS. Simulating school closure strategies to mitigate an influenza epidemic. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2010; 16 (3):252-261. PMCID: PMC2901099. PMID: 20035236.

23. Potter MA, Miner KR, Barnett DJ, Cadigan R, Lloyd L, Parker C, Savoia E, Shoaf K, Olson D. The evidence base for effectiveness of preparedness training: report on a five-year retrospective analysis. Public Health Reports. 2010; 125 (5):15-23. 24. Lee BY, Brown ST, Cooley P, Grefenstette JJ, Zimmerman RK, Zimmer SM, Potter MA, Rosenfeld R, Wheaton WD, Wiringa AE, Bacon KM, Burke DS. Vaccination deep into a pandemic wave; potential mechanisms for a “third wave” and the impact of vaccination. American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2010; 39 (5):e21-e29. PMCID: PMC2975455. PMID: 20965375. 25. Brown ST, Tai JH, Bailey RR, Cooley PC, Wheaton WD, Potter MA, Voorhees RE, LeJeune M, Grefenstette JJ, Burke DS, McGlone SM, Lee BY. Would school closure for the 2009 H1N1 influenza epidemic have been worth the cost?: a computational simulation of Pennsylvania. BMC Public Health. 2011; 11:353. PMCID: PMC3119163. PMID: 21599920. 26. Lee BY, Song Y, Bartsch SM, Kim DS, Singh A, Avery TR, Brown ST, Yilmaz SL, Wong KF, Potter MA, Burke DS, Platt R, Huang SS. Long-term care facilities: important participants of the acute care facility social network? PLoS One. 2011; 6 (12):e29342. PMCID: PMC3246493. PMID: 22216255.


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27. Wagner M, Tsui F, Cooper G, Espino JU, Harkema H, Levander J, Villamarin R, Voorhees R, Millett N, Keane C, Dey A, Razdan M, Hu Y, Tsai M, Brown S, Lee BY, Gallagher A, Potter M. Probabilistic, decision-theoretic disease surveillance and control. Online Journal of Public Health Informatics. 2011; 3 (3):pii. PMCID: PMC3615794. PMID: 23569617. 28. Lee BY, Brown ST, Bailey RR, Zimmerman RK, Potter MA, McGlone SM, Cooley PC, Grefenstette JJ, Zimmer SM, Wheaton WD, Quinn SC, Voorhees RE, Burke DS. The benefits to all of ensuring equal and timely access to influenza vaccines in poor communities. Health Affairs. 2011; 30 (6):1141-1150. PMCID: PMC3385997. PMID: 21653968. 29. Ricci EM, Huber GA, Potter MA, Lenkey JL, Weissberger BA. A method to enhance public health faculty participation in health policy formation. Public Health Reports. 2011; 126 (5):757-762. PMCID: PMC3151197

30. Potter MA, Brown ST, Lee BY, Grefenstette J, Keane CR, Lin CJ, Quinn SC, Stebbins S, Sweeney PM, Burke DS. Preparedness for pandemics: does variation among states affect the nation as a whole? Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2012; 18 (3):233-240. PMID: 22473116.

31. Lee BY, Bartsch SM, Wong KF, Yilmaz SL, Avery TR, Singh A, Song Y, Kim DS, Brown ST, Potter MA, Platt R, Huang SS. Simulation shows hospitals that cooperate on infection control obtain better results than hospitals acting alone. Health Affairs. 2012; 31 (10):2295-2303. PMCID: PMC3763190. PMID: 23048111.

32. Schuh RG, Tony Eichelberger R, Stebbins S, Pomer B, Duran L, Mahoney JF, Keane C, Lin CJ, Potter MA. Developing a measure of local agency adaptation to emergencies: a metric. Evaluation and Program Planning. 2012; 35 (4):473-480. PMID: 22459008.

33. Lee BY, Singh A, David MZ, Bartsch SM, Slayton RB, Huang SS, Zimmer SM, Potter MA, Macal CM, Lauderdale DS, Miller LG, Daum RS. The economic burden of community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (CA-MRSA). Clinical Microbiology and Infection. 2012; 19 (6):528-536. PMCID: PMC3463640. PMID: 22712729. 34. Potter MA, Brown S, Cooley P, Sweeney PM, Hershey T, Gleason SM, Lee BY, Keane C, Grefenstette JJ, Burke DS. School closure as an influenza mitigation strategy: how variations in legal authority and plan criteria can alter the impact. BMC Public Health. 2012; 12 (1):977. PMID: 23148556. 35. Lee BY, Bartsch SM, Wong KF, Singh A, Avery TR, Kim DS, Brown ST, Murphy CR, Yilmaz SL, Potter MA, Huang SS. The importance of nursing homes in the spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) among hospitals. Medical Care. 2013; 51 (3):205-215. PMCID: PMC3687037. PMID: 23358388. 36. Comfort LK, Scheinert S, Yeo J, Schuh R, Duran L, Potter MA. Using Bayesian influence diagrams to assess organizational performance in 4 California county health departments, April-July 2009. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2013; 19:S63-S64. PMID: 23514661.

37. Potter MA, Schuh R, Pomer B, Stebbins S. The adaptive response metric (ARM): toward an all-hazards tool for planning, decision support, and after-action analysis. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2013; 19:S49-S54.

38. Potter MA, Houck OC, Miner K, Shoaf K. Data for preparedness metrics: legal, economic, and operational. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2013; 19:S22-S27.

39. 39. Everett K, Gleason SM, Wheaton WD, Lee BY, Potter MA, Brown S. Geospatial analytics to evaluate point-of-dispensing sites for mass immunizations in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2013; 19:S31-S36. PMID: 23903392. 40. 40. Sweeney PM, Bjerke EF, Guclu H, Keane CR, Galvan J, Gleason SM, Potter MA (corresponding). Social network analysis: a novel approach to legal research on emergency public health systems. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2013; 19(6). PMCID: PMC4012763. PMID: 24080820.


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41. Huber GA, Barron GM, Duchak L, Raniowski M, Alsahlani H, Potter MA (corresponding). State procurement law: facilitating the collaboration between health department and school of public health. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2014, 20(3): 330-335.

42. Guclu H, Bjerke EF, Galvan J, Sweeney P, Potter MA. State-level legal preparedness for nuclear and radiological emergencies in the U.S.: a network analysis of state laws and regulations. Public Health Reports 2014, 129 (Supp. 4): 154-165. PMID: 25355987. 43. Schuh RG, Basque M, Potter MA. The Effects of Funding Change and Reorganization on Patterns of Emergency Response in a Local Public Health Agency. Public Health Reports 2014, 129 (Supp. 4): 166-172. PMID: 25355988.

44. Sweeney PM, Bjerke EF, Potter MA, Guclu H, Keane CR, Ashely KD, Grabmair M, Hwa R. Network Analysis of Manually-Encoded State Laws and Prospects for Automation. In R Winkels, N Lettieri, S Faro (Eds.), Diritto Scienza Tecnologia/Law Science Technology. Naples, Italy: Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane. ISBN 9788849527698. 2014.

Editorials & Review Articles 1. Potter MA. The cost of excess hospital beds: what doctors can do. Allegheny County Medical Society

Bulletin. 1989; 78 (2). 2. Potter MA, Kindling A. “Bridging the Waters” revisited: academia and practice collaborate

across the cultural divide. The Link. Quarterly Bulletin of the Council on Linkages Between Academia and Public Health Practice. 2000; 14 (2):1, 5.

3. Potter MA. Editorial: a twenty-first century call for public health workforce development. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2001; 7 (4):6-7.

4. Baker EL, Potter MA, Jones DL, Mercer SL, Cioffi JP, Green LW, Halverson PK, Lichtveld MY, Fleming DW. The public health infrastructure and our nation’s health. Annual Review of Public Health. 2005; 26:303-318.

5. Potter MA. Editorial: the public health system of the Pennsylvania Commonwealth: where do we go from here? Commonwealth: A Journal of Political Science. 2008; 14:1-6.

6. Potter MA. Editorial: Dynamics of preparedness: system and impacts. Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. 2013; 19:S1-S2.

Books & Book Chapters 1. Wright K, Nelson J, Potter MA, Quill B. Demonstrating Excellence in Academic Public Health

Practice. Washington DC: Association of Schools of Public Health; 2000.

2. Potter MA, Quill BE, Aglipay GS, Anderson E, Rowitz L, Smith LU, Telfair J, Whittaker C. Demonstrating Excellence in Practice-based Research for Public Health. Washington DC: Association of Schools of Public Health; 2006.

3. Potter MA, Gebbie KM, Tilson HH. The public health workforce. In: Novick LF, Morrow CB, Mays GP, editors. Public Health Administration: Principles for Population-Based Management, second edition. Sudbury, MA: Jones & Bartlett Publishers, 2008. 225-260.

4. Mercer SL, Green LW, Cargo M, Potter MA, Daniel M, Olds RS, Reed-Gross E. Reliability-tested guidelines for assessing participatory research projects. In: Minkler M, Wallerstein N, editors. Community-Based Participatory Research for Health: From Process to Outcomes, second edition. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass, A Wiley Imprint, 2008. 407-418.

5. Potter MA, Burdine J, Goldman L, Olson D, Silver GB, Smith LU, Villanueva AM, Wright K. Demonstrating Excellence in the Scholarship of Practice-based Service for Public Health. Washington DC: Association of Schools of Public Health; 2009.


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6. Potter MA. Public health. In: Loue S, Sajatovic M, editors. Encyclopedia of Immigrant Health. New York: Springer+Business Media LLC, 2012. 1238-1241.

7. Potter MA. Public Health Systems in the United States. Oxford Bibliographies; 2013.

8. Barron GM, Duchak L, Potter MA. The public health workforce. In: Shi L, Johnson JA, editors. Novick & Morrow’s Public Health Administration, third edition. Sudbury, MA: Jones and Bartlett, 2014. 201-220.

Monographs & Reports 1. Potter MA, Project Team Leader. Health Care for the Medically Indigent in Southwestern

Pennsylvania. HPI Policy Series #15. University of Pittsburgh Health Policy Institute, 1988.

2. Potter MA, Project Team Leader. The Tax Exempt Status of Western Pennsylvania Hospitals: Bases for Exemption: Implications of Change. HPI Policy Series #16. University of Pittsburgh Health Policy Institute, 1990.

3. Potter MA, Project Team Leader. A New Health Care System for Southwestern Pennsylvania: Focus Group Interviews. HPI Policy Series #18-A. University of Pittsburgh Health Policy Institute, 1992.

4. Potter MA, Project Team Leader. A New Health Care System for Southwestern Pennsylvania: Vision, Decision, and Strategy. HPI Policy Series #18-B. University of Pittsburgh Health Policy Institute, 1993,.

5. Potter MA. Book review of The Logic of Health Care Reform, by Paul Starr: Health care reform and the preemption (if not the end) of ideology. Institute of Politics REPORT, Winter 1993/94. 6. Potter MA, Leak AG. Health Care System Change and Its Employment Impacts in Southwestern Pennsylvania. HPI White Paper. University of Pittsburgh Health Policy Institute, 1994.

7. Potter MA. Access to Health Care in Southwestern Pennsylvania: Current Status and Policy Alternatives. HPI Issue Brief. University of Pittsburgh Health Policy Institute, 1995.

8. Potter MA. McKean County Health Needs Assessment: Report on Focus Groups. University of Pittsburgh Center for Public Health Practice, 1997.

9. Marsh GM, Potter MA, Lin CJ, Ricci EM, Medsger A, Schall L. Report on Year One of the Community Health Project: November 1, 1996 through October 31, 1997. Prepared for the Secretary of the Department of Health, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. University of Pittsburgh Center for Public Health Practice, 1997.

10. Marsh G, Potter MA, Ricci EM, Keane CR, Lin CJ, Buchanich J, Medsger A, Schall L. Evaluation Study of the Community Health Project: Findings and Recommendations. Prepared for the Secretary of the Department of Health, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. University of Pittsburgh Center for Public Health Practice, 1999.

11. Potter MA. Strategy: access competency-based training through state and regional public health training programs. Companion Document to Healthy People 2010 Workforce Development Objectives. Washington, DC: Public Health Foundation.

12. Potter MA, Eggleston MM, Gettig E, Sain A. Public Health Content in “All-Hazards” Training. A Comparison of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Competencies for Public Health Workers and the Office of Domestic Preparedness’ Weapons of Mass Destruction Training Program. Center for Public Health Practice, University of Pittsburgh: March 2004.

13. Mercer S, Potter MA, Green LW. Learning from Principal Investigators of Research Projects Funded Through the Extramural Prevention Research Program: How Can CDC Best Support Participatory Research and the Dissemination and Translation of Research Findings? Prepared for the Chief Science Officer, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, under Contract no. 200-1999-00064, TO no. 019C-07, Academy for Educational Development, September 2005.


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14. Potter MA. Present Law: Pennsylvania’s Preparedness Capacity. In: Thomas C (editor), Status Report: Preparedness for Health Emergencies in Pennsylvania. Implications for Public Policy. University of Pittsburgh Institute of Politics: March 2005.

15. Potter MA. Disconnects in Pennsylvania Public Health Policy. In: Thomas C (editor), Status Report: Preparedness for Health Emergencies in Pennsylvania. Implications for Public Policy. University of Pittsburgh Institute of Politics: March 2005.

16. Potter M, Miner K, Barnett D, Cadigan R, Lloyd L, Olson D, Parker C, Rothney E, Savoia E, Shoaf K. Evidence-Based Gaps: Findings and Recommendations. 2006-2007 ASPH/CDC Evidence-Based Gaps Collaboration Group Report. Centers for Public Health Preparedness Network. Washington DC: Association of Schools of Public Health; October 2007.

17. Bjerke E, Potter MA. Groundwater Protection and Shale Gas Development: A Review of Pennsylvania Law. Center for Public Health Practice, University of Pittsburgh; October 2014.

RESEARCH

Current Grants & Contracts

Funding Agency Grant Number & Amount

Project Title Role & Effort Funding Period

Pennsylvania Department of Health

4100066456; $800,000

Walk Works PI (sole); 2.5 – 15%

7/1/2014 - 6/30/2018

National Institutes of Health, General Medical Sciences

2U54 GM088491-06; $150,000

Policy Studies Component, MIDAS Center of Excellence

Component Lead Investigator; 7.5%

7/1/2014 - 6/30/2019

U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration

UB6HP27882; $8.4 million

Region 3 Public Health Training Center

PI (sole); 15% 9/1/2014 - 8/31/2018

Past Grants & Contracts (recent)



U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

1POITP000304; $7,125,000

Preparedness & Emergency Response Research Center

PI (sole); 20% 9/2008 - 9/2015

U.S. DHHS, Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response

HITEP130004; $575,000

Hurricane Sandy in the Rockaways, Queens: Response and Recovery of Access to Primary Care

PI (sole); 10% 9/2013 - 9/2015


1 UB6HP20180; $2,062,000

Pennsylvania Public Health Training Center

PI (sole); 15% 9/1/2010 - 8/31/2014

National Institutes of Health, General Medical Sciences

1U54GM088491; $650,000

Preparedness Policy Project, MIDAS Center of Excellence

Project Lead; 15%

7/1/2009 - 6/30/2014


1 D76HP20790; $400,000

Public Health Training Center Equipment Grant

PI (sole) 6/1/2010 - 6/30/2011


$469,382 Walk Works Intergovernmental Agreement

PI (sole); 2.5 % 6/1/2010 - 12/31/2011


1P01HK000086; $750,000 (PI: M. Wagner)

Informatics Center of Excellence-II

Co-Investigator; 10%

9/2009 - 9/2014


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Two Rivers Health & Wellness Foundation; Dorothy Rider Pool Trust

$30,000

$55,000

Local Public Health Department Plan for Lehigh Valley, PA

PI (sole) 1/2007 - 4/2007;

7/2006 - 12/2006


SAP#4100041338RI; $260,000

$125,000

$125,000

One-Stop Shop for Continuing Education and Regional Preparedness Leadership Institute

PI (sole); 5.0 % 9/1/2006 - 9/1/2007

5/1/2006 - 8/31/2006

5/2006 - 8/2006


$1,500,000 Pennsylvania & Ohio Public Health Training Center

PI (sole); 15% 9/1/2005 - 8/31/2010


CU90/CCU324238; $5,400,000

Center for Public Health Preparedness

PI (sole; (assumed Co-Director role after Jan. 1, 2006)

9/1/2004 - 8/31/2009

U.S. Department of Justice

2004-DD-BX-1188; $150,000

Strategic Medical Intelligence Initiative

Co-Investigator; 10%

6/2004 - 5/2006


$241,000 Geographic Expansion of Preparedness Center

PI (sole) 9/2003 - 8/2004


$2,250,000 Center for Public Health Preparedness

PI (sole) 7/8/2002 - 9/30/2004


$1,600,000 Pennsylvania & Ohio Public Health Training Center

PI (sole) 9/2000 - 8/2005

Invited Research Presentations 1. Potter MA. Managed Competition: Is It the Future or Just an Oxymoron? Presented at: Ethics for

Lunch Series, Center for Ethics & Medicine, University of Pittsburgh; 1994 Mar 20; Pittsburgh, PA.

2. Potter MA, Brown S, Lee BY, Grefenstette JJ, Keane C, Lin CJ, Quinn SC, Stebbins S, Sweeney PM, Burke D. Preparedness for Pandemics: Does Variation Among States Affect the Nation as a Whole? Presented at: MIDAS National Network Meeting; 2012 Feb 3; Boston, MA.

3. Potter MA. Public Health, Medicine, and Public Policy: A System Approach to Smoking Cessation. Presented at: College of Public Health, King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences; 2012 May 22; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

4. Potter MA, Bjerke EF, Guclu H. Network Analysis of U.S. Public Health Systems for Emergency Preparedness as Explicitly Defined by Statute and Regulation and Why Modelers Might Care. Presented at: MIDAS Network Meeting; 2012 Jun 7; Atlanta, GA.

7. Potter MA. Data for Preparedness Metrics: Legal, Economic, and Operational. Presented at: Dynamics of Preparedness Conference; 2012 Oct 22; Pittsburgh, PA.

8. Schuh R, Duran LG, Stebbins S, Potter MA, Pomer B. Development and Application of the Adaptive Response Metric (ARM). Presented at: MIDAS National Center of Excellence, University of Pittsburgh, Dynamics of Preparedness Conference; 2012 Oct 23; Pittsburgh, PA.


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9. Potter MA, Felter EM, Ricci EM. Application and Translation of Public Health Scholarship: A New Challenge for ASPH Associate Deans. Presented at: 2012 Annual Meeting American Public Health Association; 2012 Oct 27; San Francisco, CA.

10. Potter MA. Act 13 Disclosure Provisions: Policy Considerations for Public Health and Emergency Preparedness. Presented at: University of Pittsburgh Journal of Environmental & Public Health Law Conference; 2013 Feb 28; Pittsburgh, PA.

11. Potter MA. Measuring and Assessing Public Health Preparedness: From Theory to Practice. “Data for Accountability.” Presented at: Emergency Public Health & Disasters Conference, Southwest Regional Public Health Training Center and the California-Nevada Public Health Training Center, in collaboration with the UCLA Center for Public Health & Disasters & Loma Linda University for PHP; 2013 May 21; Torrance, CA.

12. Potter MA, Ferrell-Bjerke E, Schuh R. Public Health Adaptive System Studies: Tools & Prototypes for Policy & Practice. Presented at: Webinar Series, Office of Public Health Preparedness & Response, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention; 2013 Aug 8.

13. Potter MA. Law & Policy in Post-Sandy Access to Primary Care Services: Facilitators & Barriers. Presented at: National Public Health Law Conference, 2014 Oct 16; Atlanta, GA.

14. Potter MA and Harrington S. Adapting to Emergency Stress. Presented at: 2015 Preparedness Summit, National Association of County and City Health Officials; 2015 Apr 16; Atlanta, GA.

Peer-reviewed Research Presentations 1. Potter MA. “Update on Workforce Training Initiatives in Schools of Public Health” (Session

Presider); “University of Pittsburgh’s Northeast Workforce Training Project” with V.M. Dato. Presented at: Academic Public Health Caucus of the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting; 1999 Nov 7-11; Chicago, IL.

2. Potter MA. Maximizing Use of Technology for Programs & Training. Presented at: 18th National Conference on Health Education and Health Promotion co-sponsored by the Association of State and Territorial Directors of Health Promotion and Public Health Education; 2000 May 17; Denver, CO.

3. Potter MA. Collaborating for Faculty- and Workforce-Development in Allegheny County, PA. Presented at: Combined Annual Meetings of the National Association of County and City Health Officials and the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials; 2000 Jul 19; Los Angeles, CA.

4. Potter MA. Public Health Workforce Competencies. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Public Health Association; 2000 Oct 4; Harrisburg, PA.

5. Potter MA, Dato VM. Increasing the Availability of Distance-Accessible Programs in Graduate Public Health Education. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2000 Nov 13; Boston, MA.

6. Potter MA, Eggleston M. Sustaining Practice in Schools of Public Health. Presented at: Spring Retreat of the Council of Practice Coordinators, Association of the Schools of Public Health; 2001 Apr 18; San Diego, CA.

7. Potter MA, Eggleston M. Survey of Practice Activities in Schools of Public Health. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the Community-Campus Partnerships for Health; 2001 May 5; San Antonio, TX.

8. Potter MA, Dato VM, Erlen J, Haley J, Washburn C, Eggleston M, Thompson JL. Public Health 101: Training Course from Needs Assessment to the Web. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2001 Oct 22; Atlanta, GA.

9. Potter MA. Moving from the Classroom to the Worksite: Comparing Training with Traditional Teaching. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2001 Oct 22; Atlanta, GA.

10. Potter MA. The Response of Public Health Schools to Terrorist Attacks (Facilitator of Panel


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Discussion). Presented at: Annual Business Meeting of the Academic Public Health Caucus, American Public Health Association; 2001 Oct 23; Atlanta, GA.

11. Potter MA, Barron G, Cioffi J, Halverson P. Evaluating a Public-Health Training Program with the National Public Health Performance Standards. Presented at: First Meeting of the Public Health Systems Research Affiliate of the Academy for Health Services Research and Health Policy; 2002 Jun 22; Washington, DC.

12. Mercer SL, Potter MA, Green LW. Participatory’ Research: Guidelines and Lessons from the CDC’s Extramural Prevention Research Program. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2002 Nov 12; Philadelphia, PA.

13. Potter MA, Barron GM, Cioffi JP. Evaluating the Investment in Workforce Development Using the National Public Health Performance Standards. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2002 Nov 13; Philadelphia, PA.

14. Potter MA. Federalism and the Challenge of Emergency Preparedness in Public Health. Presented at: 2003 Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association; 2003 Jun 6; Pittsburgh, PA.

15. Potter MA. Reuniting Schools of Public Health & Public Health Practice. Presented at: Institute of Medicine Forum on Emerging Infections; 2003 Jun 13; Washington, DC.

16. Potter MA, Ley CE, Barron GM, Fertman CI. Evaluation of Public Health Workforce Training: Lessons Learned. Presented at: Academy Health Annual Research Meeting; 2003 Jun 28; Nashville, TN.

17. Potter MA. Emergency Preparedness & Response in Pennsylvania: A Lot of Parts; A System Not. Presented at: Symposium of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Association; 2003 Oct 14; Harrisburg, PA.

18. Potter MA, Quill B. New Paradigms of Practice-Based Research: IOM Recommendations & Schools of Public Health. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2003 Nov 17; San Francisco, CA.

19. Mercer SL, Green LW, Potter MA, Fraser EE, Coleman KD, French JK. Community-Based Investigators Talk to Funders: What Modifications Could Funding Agencies Make to Their Programs to Promote Successful Participatory Research? Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2003 Nov 18; San Francisco, CA.

20. Potter MA. Training Scenarios for Integrated Response to a Smallpox Attack. Presented at: Institute of Medicine Committee on Smallpox Vaccination Program Implementation, National Academies of Science; 2004 Mar 29; Washington, DC.

21. Potter MA, Eggleston MM, Barron GM, Bednarz GD, Ley CE, Fertman CI, Cook EL. Evaluation of Strategic Workforce Development in a Local Public Health Agency. Presented at: Annual Research Meeting of Academy Health; 2004 Jun 6; San Diego, CA.

22. Burns HK, Potter MA, Dunbar-Jacob JM, May JB. Monitoring the Nursing Workforce in Pennsylvania: Survey Results and Policy Implications. Presented at: Annual Research Meeting of Academy Health; 2004 Jun 9; San Diego, CA.

23. Potter MA. “Epidemiologists in the Public Health Workforce” for When Science Meets Policy Session. Presented at: American College of Epidemiology Annual Meeting; 2004 Sep 14; Boston, MA.

24. Potter MA. Academic Community-Based Research in Pennsylvania: University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Public Health Association; 2004 Oct 15; Philadelphia, PA.

25. Mercer SL, Potter MA, Fraser EE, Devine J, Borwankar R, Green LW. Academic Productivity and Career Progression from Community-Based and Participatory Research: Are There Rewards? Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2004 Nov 8; Washington, DC.

26. Mercer SL, Devier JR, Brown VJ, Potter MA, Olds RS, Daniel M, Green LW. How Choosing Different Models of Participatory Research Influences Ratings on Scales Proposed for Peer Review and Funding Decisions. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2004 Nov 8.


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27. Mercer SL, Devier JR, Daniel M, Brown VJ, Olds RS, Potter MA, Cargo M, Green LW. The Guidelines for Participatory Research: Assessing Their Reliability, Validity, and Usefulness to Funders for Peer Review of Participatory Research Applications. Presented at: Midyear Conference of the Society for Public Health Education; 2005 Apr 13-16; Boston, MA.

28. Potter MA. Shared Evaluation Approaches Yield Better Partners. Presented at: First All-Grantees Meeting of the Bureau of Health Professions, Health Resources and Services Administration; 2005 Jun 2; Washington, DC.

29. Potter MA, Sweeney PM, Iuliano D, Allswede M. A Good Outbreak is Hard to Find: Seeking Performance Indicators for Evaluation of Preparedness Training. Presented at: Annual Research Meeting of Academy Health; 2005 Jun 26-27; Boston, MA.

30. Potter MA, Sweeney PM, Iuliano D, Allswede MP. A Good Outbreak is Hard to Find: Seeking Performance Indicators for Evaluation of Preparedness Training. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the Pennsylvania Public Health Association; 2005 Oct 25; Pittsburgh, PA.

31. Potter MA. Preparedness for Public Health Emergencies in Pennsylvania: The Legal and Policy Implications. Presented at: 133rd Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association; 2005 Dec 4-8; Philadelphia, PA.

32. Potter MA, Fitzpatrick T. State Funding Formulas for Local Public Health. Presented at: Public Health Systems Research Conference (sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation); 2006 Feb 9; Washington, DC.

33. Potter MA, Fitzpatrick T. State Funding Formulas for Local Public Health. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the American Public Association; 2006 Nov 6; Boston, MA.

34. Lin CJ, Potter MA, Burns HK. Private Contracting for Clinical Public Health Services: A Study of Cost and Profitability. Presented at: Public Health Systems Research Interest Group, Annual Meeting of Academy Health; 2007 Jun 2; Orlando, FL.

35. Potter MA. Preparedness & Emergency Response Research Center at the University of Pittsburgh. Presented at: CDC Preparedness & Emergency Response Research Centers Grantees Meeting; 2008 Nov 6; Atlanta, GA.

36. Potter MA. Preparedness Adaptive Response Models. Presented at: CDC/COTPER Preparedness & Emergency Response Research Centers Webinar Series 2009, Session I; 2009 Jan 22.

37. Potter MA. Targeting System Improvements Using Metrics and Models of Performance. Presented at: Opening Plenary Session of the Preparedness Summit of the National Association of County & City Health Officials; 2009 Feb 18; San Diego, CA.

38. Potter MA. Health Reform in an Information Age: the Role of the Electronic Medical Record. Presented at: World Health Organization Winter School 2009 on Evidence-Based Practice, Clinical Guidelines & Quality Management in Health Promotion; 2009 Feb 24; Windber, PA.

39. Potter MA. Report from the Advisory Committee for Statewide Review of Public Health Law. Presented at: Pennsylvania Public Health Association Research Meeting; 2009 Oct 8; Pittsburgh, PA.

40. Potter MA, Lee BY, Brown ST, Cooley PC, Wheaton B, Voorhees R, Stebbins S, Grefenstette J, Zimmer S, Zimmerman RK, Assi TM, Bailey R, Wagener D, Burke D. Should Schools Close to Mitigate a Flu Pandemic? How Computational Models Assist in Decision-Making. Presented at: 2010 Preparedness Summit of the National Association of County and City Health Officials; 2010 Feb 17; Atlanta, GA.

41. Potter MA, Brown ST, Lee BY, Sweeney PM, Lin CJ, Zhou X, Hershey T, Gleason SM, Epstein J, Cooley P, Grefenstette J, Burke D. Agent-Based Modeling of Public Health System Preparedness: School Closure as a Pandemic Mitigation Strategy. Presented at: Public Health & Services Research Keeneland Conference 2010; 2010 Apr 21; Lexington, KY.

42. Potter MA, Brown ST, Lee BY, Sweeney PM, Lin CJ, Zhou X, Hershey T, Gleason SM, Epstein J, Cooley P, Grefenstette J, Burke D. Agent-Based Modeling of Public Health System Preparedness: School Closure as a Pandemic Mitigation Strategy. Presented at: MIDAS Network Meeting; 2010 May 5-6; Washington, DC.


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43. Keane C, Lin CJ, Quinn SJ, Potter M, Stebbins S. Local health Department Capacity: Synergy of Epidemiology/Communicable Disease Control Capacity and Disaster Response. Presented at: Academy Health; 2010 Jun; Boston, MA.

44. Potter MA, Brown S, Lee BY, Sweeney PM, Hershey TB, Baily R, Tai J, Lin CJ, Zhou X, Gleason SM, Epstein J, Keane C, Cooley P, Stebbins S, Grefenstette JJ, Burke D. State Specific Indicators of Preparedness for Closing Schools as a Pandemic Mitigation Strategy: Results from Computational Modeling. Presented at: Academy Health, Public Health Systems Research Interest Group; 2010 Jun 29; Boston, MA.

45. Sweeney PM, Keane C, Bjerke EF, Marryshow K, Kanzler J, Wein J, Potter MA. Public Health Systems and Services Research Methods Workshop. Presented at: AcademyHealth, Public Health Systems Research Interest Group; 2010 Jun 29; Boston, MA.

46. Sweeney PM, Keane C, Bjerke EF, Marryshow K, Kanzler J, Weiner JB, Potter MA. Legal Networks of Public Health Systems. Presented at: Academy Health, Public Health Systems Research Interest Group; 2010 Jun 30; Boston, MA.

47. Duran LG, Hershey TB, Brown S, Lee BY, Lin CJ, Sweeney PM, Potter MA, Stebbins S. Geospatial Mapping of Local Public Health Capacity of Counties in Eight States: A Prototype for Public Health System Planning and Development. Presented at: National Association of County and City Health Officials Annual Research Meeting; 2010 Jul 15; Memphis, TN.

48. Duran LG, Stebbins S, Schuh R, Keane C, Lee BY, Lin CJ, Potter MA. Geospatial Mapping of Public Health Department Governance at the Local Level across the United States. Presented at: 19th Annual Meeting, National Association of Local Boards of Health; 2010 Sep 8; Coeur d‘Alene, ID.

49. Keane C, Sweeney PM, Bjerke EF, Marryshow K, Potter MA. Legal Networks for Public Health Emergencies. Presented at: MIDAS Network Meeting; 2010 Oct 6-7; Pittsburgh, PA.

50. Felter EM, Potter MA. Status of Research Translation for Public Health Practice and Policy in Accredited Schools of Public Health: Framing for the Future. Presented at: Annual Meeting of the Association of Schools of Public Health, Council of Practice Coordinators; 2010 Nov 6; Denver, CO.

51. Potter MA, Brown S, Lee BY, Epstein JM, Gleason SM, Grefenstette JJ, Hershey TB, Keane C, Lin CJ, Quin SC, Stebbins S, Sweeney PM, Zhou X, Burke D. Preparedness for pandemics: does variation among states affect the nation as a whole? Presented at: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2010 Conference of Modeling for Public Health Action: From Epidemiology to Operations; 2010 Dec 9; Atlanta, GA.

52. Duran LG, Stebbins S, Schuh R, Keane C, Lee BY, Lin CJ, Margaret A. Potter. Geospatial Mapping of Local Health Department Governance Types Across the U.S. Presented at: AcademyHealth Public Health Systems Research Interest Group Annual Meeting; 2011 Jun 14; Seattle, WA.

53. Potter MA, Brown S, Lee BY, Gleason SM, Grefenstette JJ, Hershey TB, Keane C, Lin CJ, Quinn SC, Stebbins S, Sweeney PM, Zhou X, Burke D. Preparedness for Pandemics: Does Variation Among States Affect the Nation as a Whole? Presented at: AcademyHealth Public Health Systems Research Interest Group Annual Meeting; 2011 Jun 14; Seattle, WA.

54. Sweeney PM, Keane C, Bjerke EF, Marryshow K, Galvan JA, Potter MA. Applying scientific research methods to law: Demonstrating state public health system emergency preparedness and response capacity. Presented at: Academy Health, Public Health Systems Research Interest Group Annual Meeting; 2011 Jun 14; Seattle, WA.

55. Potter MA, Sweeney PM, Lee BY, Brown S, Hershey TB, Epstein J, Keane C. Using Computational Models to Demonstrate the Impact of Distributed School Closure Authority on the Spread of Infectious Disease. Presented at: American Public Health Association Annual Meeting; 2011 Nov 1; Washington, DC.

56. Huber GA, Potter MA. Community Health Needs Assessments under the Affordable Care Act. Presented at: Webinar Series; 2012-2013; Pittsburgh, PA.

57. Bjerke EF, Guclu H, Potter MA, Sweeney PM, Fink L, Mwaungulu G. Network Analysis of State Laws Pertaining to Infectious Disease Outbreaks. 2013 Models of Infectious Disease Agent Study. Presented at: (MIDAS) National Network Meeting; 2012 Oct 22-24; Pittsburgh, PA.


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58. Brown S, Tai JH, Cooley PC, Wheaton WD, Potter MA, Voorhees R, LeJeune M, Grefenstette JJ, Burke DS, McGlone SM, Lee BY. Would school closure for the 2009 HINI influenza have been worth the cost?: A computational Model. Presented at: Dynamics of Preparedness Conference; 2012 Oct 22-23; Pittsburgh, PA.

59. Bjerke EF, Potter MA, Guclu H, Marryshow PM, Sweeney PM, Galvan J. Redefining the Public Health System for Infectious Disease Emergency Preparedness and Response. Presented at: Dynamics of Preparedness Conference; 2012 Oct 24; Pittsburgh, PA.

60. Potter MA. Public Health System Support for Controlling Infectious Disease. Presented at: 140th Annual Meeting American Public Health Association; 2012 Oct 31; San Francisco, CA.

61. Bjerke EF, Guclu H, Sweeney PM, Potter M. Real Tools for Emergency Preparedness. Presented at: NACCHO Public Health Preparedness Summit 2013; 2013 Mar 12; Atlanta, GA.

62. Schuh R, Potter MA, Basque M, Pomer B. The Adaptive Response Metric - An Analysis of the 2009-2010 HINI Outbreak. Presented at: NACCHO Public Health Preparedness Summit 2013; 2013 Mar 12; Atlanta, GA.

63. Bjerke EF, Guclu H, Sweeney PM, Keane C, Potter MA, Day P, Fink L, Mwaungulu G, Margaret A. Potter. Wait! The Public Health System Looks Like That? Presented at: Public Health Systems & Services Research Keeneland Conference 2013; 2013 Apr 10; Lexington, Kentucky.

64. Sweeney PM, Bjerke EF, Potter M, Guclu H, Ashley KD, Grabmair M, Hwa R. Network Analysis of Manually-Encoded State Laws and Prospects for Automation. Presented at: International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law; 2013 Jun 10-14; Rome, Italy.

65. Bjerke EF, Guclu H, Potter MA, Sweeney P, Fink L, Mwaungulu G. Using Network Analysis and Legal Analysis to Explore Public Health Systems: An Innovative Approach. Presented at: AcademyHealth Public Health Systems Research Interest Group Annual Meeting 2013; 2013 Jun 25; Baltimore, Maryland.

66. Potter MA. Engaging Computational Methods for Public Health Law and Policy. Presented at: Academy Health, Public Health Systems Research Interest Group; 2014 Jun 17-18; San Diego, CA.

67. Potter MA (panel facilitator; presenter). Tools and Methods from Hurricane Sandy Recovery Research. Presented at: 2015 Preparedness Summit, National Association of County and City Health Officials; 2015 Apr 16; Atlanta, GA.

68. Ashley KD, Bjerke E, Potter MA, Guclu H, Savelka J, Grabmair M. Statutory Network Analysis plus Information Retrieval. Paper presentation at the Second Workshop on Network Analysis in Law, December 2014, Krakow, Poland.

TEACHING

Graduate Courses, Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

Date(s) Course Number & Title Role 1992–1994 HSAdm 2002, Law and the Public’s Health Primary Instructor 1995 LAW 411, Health Law Survey Primary Instructor 1998 PUBHLT 2003, The Politics of Public Health in

Pennsylvania Faculty Team Member

2001–2005 PUBHLT 2008, Capstone Course: Roundtable Case Series Course Director

Faculty Team Member

2006–2010 EOH 2513, Issues in Bioterrorism Primary Instructor 2011–2013 HPM2003; EOH2513, Policy and Decision Making

for Public Health Emergencies and Bioterrorism Primary Instructor

2011 HPM2135, Health Policy Faculty Team Member

2012–2014 HPM 2001 Health Policy & Management Core Course Faculty Team Member


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2015 HPM 2143, Public Health Systems Course Director 2015 HPM 2105, U.S. Healthcare Systems Faculty Team Member

Lectures

Date(s) Institution Course Lecture Title 2000–2003 SUNY- Albany School of

Public Health SPH 569 Public Health Leadership

Public Health Workforce Development

2000–2003 Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

HSADM 2000 Introduction to Health Services Administration

Public Health Workforce Competencies

3/26/2001 Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

BCHS Community Health Needs Assessment Course

Using Focus Group Methodology


Epidemiology Department Seminar

Epidemiologists in the Nation’s Public Health Infrastructure

5/4/2004 College of Public Health, Ohio State University

Public Health Grand Rounds The Smallpox Scenario

9/9/2004 School of Medicine, West Virginia University

Public Health Grand Rounds The Public Health Workforce


PUBHLT 2011 Essentials of Public Health

Public Health Law and Ethics


Occupational Medicine Residents’ Seminar

The Public Health System


HPM 2821 Current Topics in Health Economics and Policy

Modeling Emergency Preparedness in the Public Health System


Epidemiology Department Tipping Point Lecture Series

Policy Advocacy and the Public Health Researcher


EPIDEM 2023 Participatory Modeling & Simulation in Public Health

Translating Modeling to Policy

2010 Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

PUBHLT 2014 Public Health Overview Course

Public Health & Medicine: The MRSA Challenge to Health Care Reform

3/2010 Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh

HPM 2150 Strategic Management of Health Services Organizations

Public Health and Health Care Providers in an Era of Health Care Reform


MIDAS Summer Fellowship Program Public Health Systems Research

Public Health Systems Research


HPM 2150 Strategic Management of Health Services Organizations

Public Health & Medicine: Problem for Strategic Management

2013–2014 Graduate School of Public Health, University of

MIDAS Summer Fellowship How Modeling & Simulation Can Affect


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Date(s) Institution Course Lecture Title Pittsburgh Program Public Health Policy


HPM 2081 Public Health Agency Management

The Public Health Systems and How They Are Changing under Healthcare Reform & Economic Constraints


HPM 2105 Systems, Leadership & Professional Development

Population Health Systems

Continuing Education Courses

Date Description 9/1993 – 10/1993

Potter MA. Pennsylvania Blue Shield Executive Development. 6.0 hrs, Executive MBA Program, Katz Graduate School of Business, University of Pittsburgh.

3/11/1994 Potter MA. Health Reform’s Impact on Specialty Practice Relationships. 30th Annual Spring Meeting, Pittsburgh Ophthalmology Society.

5/25/1994 Potter MA. Health Care’s Future. 11th Annual Medical Update, Family Health Council, Inc..

3/20/1997 Potter MA, Claus JM. Collaborating for Lifelong Learning: Video-Based Distance Education.

4/27/1997 Potter MA. Community-wide Initiatives to Improve Health. Post-conference Workshop, Community Campus Partnerships for Health.

5/1/1997 - 5/15/1997

Potter MA. New and Resurgent Infectious Diseases: Public Health and Private Care (3 sessions). Video Colloquium Series in Public Health, Center for Public Health Practice, University of Pittsburgh. 6/26/1997 Potter MA. Medicaid Managed Care Contracting. Satellite TV conference, Center for Public Health Practice; Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania.

9/12/1997 - 9/13/1997

Potter MA. Media Communications in Public Health. Symposium for public health professionals, Center for Public Health Practice; Innovations Project, American Public Health Association. 11/10/1997 Potter MA, Burns HK, Gurian G. Privatization of Public Health: Panacea or Pariah. Annual Meeting, American Public Health Association. 4/27/1998 Potter MA, Hannibal K, Hojvat-Gallin N. Interdisciplinary Service Learning to Promote Community Health: Lessons Learned from the Schweitzer Fellows Program Experience. Conference Workshop, Community Campus Partnerships for Health. 10/8/1998 Potter MA. Public Health ‘98: Change Affecting Pennsylvania’s State and Local Health Agencies. Training Day Symposium, Center for Public Health Practice; Allegheny County Health

11/17/1998 Potter MA, Dotson S. Interdisciplinary Course in Chronic-Disease Prevention for Rural Communities. Academic Public Health Caucus Meeting, American Public Health Association. 1999 - 2001 Potter MA. Orientation to Public Health, Parts I, II, and III (Course Director). Three 1-hour Workshops at Annual Meetings, Pennsylvania Public Health Association.

1999 - 2001 Potter MA. Orientation to Public Health, Parts I, II, and III (Course Director). Training & orientation programs for staff, Allegheny County Health Department. 4/7/1999 Potter MA. The Public Health Agency as Learning Organization. Spring Meeting, Northeast Regional Public Health Leadership Institute.


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Date Description 4/29/1999 Potter MA. Public Health Workforce Development. Sixth Annual National Public Health

Leadership Development Network Conference, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention. 5/12/1999 Potter MA. Public Health Issues on the Horizon in Allegheny County. Spring Symposium, Center for Public Health Practice, University of Pittsburgh; Allegheny County Health Department.

6/30/1999 - 7/2/1999

Dato VM, Potter MA. Distance Learning Readiness of Public Health Agencies. Seventh Annual Conference on Distance Learning in Public Health, U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration; Centers for Disease Control & Prevention; Public Health Training Network; Association of Schools of Public Health. 7/28/1999 Potter MA. The Public Health Agency as Learning Organization. Annual Meeting, National Association of Local Boards of Health. 3/23/2000 Potter MA. Public Health Law, Policy and Politics. Teleconference Lecture, Northeast Regional Public Health Leadership Institute

4/2000 - 9/2002

Potter MA. Public Health Law and Ethics. Six-hour training course for the Public Health Institute, Pennsylvania Department of Health. 8/11/2000 Potter MA. Public Health Law. In-service training for staff, Southwest District, Pennsylvania Department of Health. 10/13/2004 Potter MA. Advocacy for Public Health Infrastructure. Annual Meeting Workshop, Pennsylvania Public Health Association.

10/22/2004 Potter MA. Overview of Activities of the University of Pittsburgh Center for Public Health Preparedness. Videoconference Lecture, Pennsylvania Rural Development Council. 7/8/2005 Potter MA. Preparedness Law and Policy: Recommendations for Pennsylvania’s Elected Officials. Elected Officials Forum, Institute of Politics, University of Pittsburgh. 10/25/2005 Potter MA. Pennsylvania’s Public Health Infrastructure: Advocating for a Better System. Annual Meeting Workshop, Pennsylvania Public Health Association. 2/25/2006 Potter MA. What I Wish I Knew When I Started This Job. Preparedness Summit Workshop, National Association of County and City Health Officials.

4/7/2006 Potter MA. The Public Health Workforce. World Health Day Symposium, Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh. 9/20/2006 Potter MA. Starting Up County Health Departments: Policies, Financing, and Lessons Learned. Annual Meeting Workshop, Pennsylvania Public Health Association

11/17/2008 Potter MA. Public Health Infrastructure in the Commonwealth. Annual Meeting Workshop, Pennsylvania Public Health Association.

3/9/2009 Potter MA. Public Health in Pennsylvania. Workshop for Elected Officials, Capital Campus Pennsylvania, Mercatus Center of George Mason University.

10/8/2009 Potter MA. Update from the SR 194 Advisory Committee: Updating Pennsylvania’s Public Health Laws. Annual Meeting, Plenary Presentation, Pennsylvania Public Health Association

10/5/2010 Potter MA. Updating Pennsylvania’s Public Health Laws: the Synch-Up with National Health Reform. Annual Meeting, Plenary Presentation, Pennsylvania Public Health Association.


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Mentoring & Advising Master's Students

Year(s) Student, Degree/Discipline Role and Topic 1988 - 1989 Marsha F. Zak, MPH (4/1989), Division of

Public & Community Health Sciences Essay Advisor, Managerial Monitoring and Control of Legal Expenditures Within a Healthcare Organization

1989 - 1990 Shawn N. Wright, JD, MPH (4/1990), Division of Public & Community Health Services

Essay Advisor, 1981 Federal Medicaid Reforms of Hospital Inpatient Reimbursement: The Response of Pennsylvania

1991 - 1992 Mary Catherine Meeks, RN, MPH (4/1992), Division of Public & Community Health Services

Essay Advisor, The Patient Self-Determination Act in Practice

1994 - 1996 Michael Dustin Shankle, MPH (4/1996), Division of Public & Community Health Services

Essay Advisor, Partnership: Innovative Researcher Approaches for the Nineties; Mentor in Field Placement

1996 - 1997 Jennifer Merriam Bushee MA, Ethics (4/1997), Department of History & Philosophy of Science

Thesis Committee Member, Hygienic Hijinks: A Critique of the Public Health Service Violence Prevention Campaign

1997 - 1998 Craig Robbins, MD, MPH (6/1998), Multidisciplinary Public Health Program

Essay Advisor, Physician Practice in Managed Care

1997 - 1998 David W. Doupe, RN, MPH (7/1998), Multidisciplinary Public Health Program

Essay Advisor, The Gathering Storm: The Nurse Administrator Practitioner, Their Role in Health Care

1997 - 1998 Richard Rubin, DDS MPH (8/1998), Multidisciplinary Public Health Program

Essay Advisor, Health Professional Licensure and Dentist Certification

1998 Lee R. Mandel, MD, MPH (12/1998), Multidisciplinary Public Health Program

Essay Advisor, Medical Licensure in the Telemedicine Context

1998 - 1999 Leslie Tar, MD, MPH (4/1999), Multidisciplinary Public Health Program

Essay Advisor, Handling Medical Waste

2002 - 2003 Patricia McGovern Sweeney, JD, RN, MPH/JD (8/2003), Health Policy & Management

Essay Advisor, Enforcement of Lead Abatement Laws to Prevent Childhood Toxic Exposures

2004 - 2005

James Brian Byers, Community Organizing & Social Administration, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh

Mentor in Field Placement: Legislative Office for Research Liaison, Pennsylvania House of Representatives

2005 - 2006 Chinyere Ekechuku, MD, MPH (12/2006), Multidisciplinary Public Health Program

Essay Advisor, A Model Rotation in Public Health Practice for Clinical Professionals; Mentor in Field Placement

2005 - 2006 Tiffany Fitzpatrick, MSW (4/2006), Community Organizing & Social Administration, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh


2007 Carla M. Henry, MPH (12/2007), Department of Behavioral & Community Health Sciences

Essay Advisor, Understanding Household Disaster Preparedness in Southwestern Pennsylvania

2007 Kristin Rucinski, MSW (12/2007), Community Organizing & Social Administration, School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh


2008 - 2009

Bruce Guerdan, MD, MPH (8/2009), Multidisciplinary Public Health Program

Essay Advisor, Disaster Preparedness/ Disaster Management: The Development of an Assessment Tool to Judge the Adequacy of Community Based Physician Knowledge

2009 Jaime Bialor, MPH (8/2009), Department of Behavioral & Community Health Sciences

Essay Advisor, Impact of Public Health Training for Rural First Responders


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2012 - 2013

Olivia Houck, MPH (4/2013), Department of Infectious Disease & Microbiology

Thesis Committee Member, Modeling Staffing Dynamics for POD Operations in an Infectious Disease Emergency; Mentor in Research Placement

2012 - 2013 Sonia Easaw, MPH (4/2013), Department of Health Policy & Management

Essay Advisor, Goals of the Prevention and Public Health Fund

2012 - 2013 Amanda Paige Burns, MPH (4/2013), Department of Health Policy & Management

Mentor in Field Placement at Center for Public Health Practice, Restrictions on Physician Disclosure of Fracking Chemicals

2013 Laura Wilson, MPH (12/2013), Department of Health Policy & Management

Essay Advisor, Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) and Infant Mortality: Toward an Integrated Surveillance Approach

12/2013 Natalie Mueller, MPH (12/2013), Department of Behavioral & Community Health Sciences

Essay Reader, Literature Review on Maternal and Child Health in Emergency Preparedness

2014 Rapeepan Dejpichai, MPH (6/2014), Department of Epidemiology

Essay Reader, Active Disease Surveillance in Tsunami Affected Area, Southern Thailand

2014-15 Jingyi Huang, MPH candidate, Department of Health Policy & Management

Supervisor in special project, WalkWorks Policy Toolkit

2014-15 Megan Ziegler, MPH candidate, Department of Health Policy & Management

Supervisor in special project, WalkWorks Policy Toolkit

2014-15 Adaobi Nwoka, MPH candidate, Department of Health Policy & Management

Supervisor in special project, Food Security for Rural Seniors; and advisor for Master’s Thesis

2015-16 Margaret Anne Robertson, MPH candidate, Department of Health Policy & Management

Supervisor in special project and advisor for Master’s Thesis, Youth Vaccination Mandates in Pennsylvania

Doctoral Students

Year(s) Student, Degree/Discipline Role & Topic 1992 - 1993 Anabela Abreu, MD, PhD (4/1993), Division

of Public & Community Health Services Dissertation Committee Member; Community-Based Primary Care Centers in the United States

1993 - 1994 Ella Webster, MD, Ph& Community Health Services (4/1994), Division of Public

Dissertation Committee Member; Lead Screening in Children

1995 - 1998 Allison Leak, RN, Department of Health Services Administration

Placement; Medical Dissertation Committee Member, Mentor in Research Assistance in Four Western States

2008 - 2013 Xiaozhi Zhou, MS, PhD (12/2013), Department of Biostatistics

Dissertation Committee Member, mentor in esearch placement; Improvement of Model Efficiency and Evaluation of Intervention Strategies in an Agent-based Simulation Model of Infectious Disease

2009 - 2013 Ashima Singh, PhD ( 5/2015), Department of Epidemiology

Dissertation Committee Member; mentor in research placement. Epidemiology and Economics

2011 – Frank Pokrywka, PhD (expected 12/2015), School of Education, University of Pittsburgh

Dissertation Committee Member; The Roles of Planning Practice, Planning Theory and Committee Organization in Creating a University Pandemic Flu Plan


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SERVICE University Service

Departmental Activities 2004 – 2005 Chair, Ad Hoc Search Committee for Assistant Professor, Department of Behavioral and

Community Health Sciences

2008 – 2009 Member, Ad Hoc Search Committee for Chair, Department of Health Policy & Management

2010 – present Member, Doctoral Admissions, Department of Health Policy & Management

2013 – 2014 Member, Placement & Professional Development, Department of Health Policy & Management

2013 – present Executive Committee, Department of Health Policy & Management

University Activities 1995 - 2004 Ex Officio Member, Educational Policies and Curriculum Committee, Graduate School of

Public Health

1999 - 2002 Member, Community Relations Committee, Senate of the University of Pittsburgh

2001 - 2006 Member, Porter Prize Committee, Graduate School of Public Health

2001 - 2005 Member, Advisory Board, Programs for Health Care to Underserved Populations, School of Medicine

2001 Member, Health Services Industry Advisory Board, College of General Studies, University of Pittsburgh

2001 Consultant, Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine

2002 - 2003 Member, National Preparedness Work Group; Chair; Public Health and Preparedness Committee, Office of Vice Provost for Research, University of Pittsburgh

2003 - 2009 Co-Chair, Center for National Preparedness, University of Pittsburgh

2004 - 2007 Chair, Accreditation Committee, Graduate School of Public Health

2005 Chair, Ad Hoc Search Committee for Executive Director, Center for Public Health Preparedness, Graduate School of Public Health

2007 - 2009 Member, Ad Hoc Search Committee for Director, Center for Rural Health Practice, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford

2002 - 2014 Member, Advisory Committee, Center for Rural Health Practice, University of Pittsburgh at Bradford

2014-2015 Member, Faculty Appointments, Promotion, and Tenure Committee

Academic Service Editorial Boards 2006 - 2010 Member, American Journal of Disaster Medicine

2012 - present Member, Journal of Public Health Management and Practice


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Reviewing & Editing 1999 - present Reviewer, Journal of Public Health Management and Practice

2001 - 2002 Issue Editor, Public Health Workforce Development, Journal of Public Health Management & Practice

2007 Reviewer, The Public Health Memory Jogger II, a publication of GOAL/QPC and the Public Health Foundation

2007 - 2009 Reviewer, American Journal of Disaster Medicine

2007 - present Reviewer, Public Health Reports

2007 - 2008 Issue Editor, Public Health in Pennsylvania, Commonwealth: A Journal of Political Science

2008 - present Reviewer, American Journal of Preventative Medicine

2008 - present Reviewer, American Journal of Public Health

2009 - present Reviewer, Biosecurity and Bioterrorism: Biodefense Strategy, Practice, and Science

2012 - 2013 Issue Editor, Dynamics of Preparedness, Journal of Public Health Management & Practice

2015 - present Reviewer, Health Affairs

Conference Planning 2001 - present Reviewer, Academic Public Health Caucus, American Public Health Association 2003 - 2003 Reviewer, Academy Health, Annual Research Meeting

2012 - 2015 Reviewer, Public Health Systems & Services Interest Group, Academy Health Annual Research Meeting

2011 - 2012 Planning Committee Chair, Dynamics of Preparedness, sponsored by MIDAS Center of Excellence, University of Pittsburgh, October 7-8, 2012

2012 - 2013 Planning Committee Chair, Workshop on Engaging Computational Methods in Law and Policy Research for Public Health, sponsored by the MIDAS Center of Excellence, University of Pittsburgh, October 8-9, 2013

Study Panels 2007 Reviewer, Institute of Medicine Committee Report: Training Physicians for Public

Health Careers. Washington DC: The National Academies Press

2011 Reviewer, Institute of Medicine report: For the Public’s Health. Revitalizing Law and Policy to Meet New Challenges. Washington DC: The National Academies Press

2011 Reviewer, Institute of Medicine report: For the Public’s Health: the Role of Measurement in Action and Accountability. Washington DC: The National Academies Press

2010 - 2011 Member, Committee on Oral Health Access to Care, Institute of Medicine


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Service for Professional Practice Public Policy & Programming 1992 - 1993 Member, Governor’s Task Force to Reduce Welfare Dependency, Pennsylvania

Department of Public Welfare

2/22/1993 Testimony on the Pennsylvania Healthcare System, Healthcare Committee of the Pennsylvania Economic Development Partnership on Managed Competition

1996 - 1999 Member, Medical Assistance Advisory Committee, Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare

6/1/1999 Legislative Testimony, Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Task Force on Family Violence

2002 - 2005 Member, Advisory Group on Public Health Preparedness, Department of Health, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

7/31/2002 Legislative Testimony on Pennsylvania’s Preparedness for a Bioterrorism Incident, Health & Welfare Committee, Pennsylvania House of Representatives.

2003 - 2010 Faculty Associate, Pennsylvania Legislative Office for Research Liaison

7/14/2004 Legislative Testimony on Access to Health Care, Democratic Policy Committee of the Pennsylvania General Assembly

11/17/2005 Legislative Testimony on Lessons from Katrina, Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee

2007 - 2008 Member, Advisory Group for the Blueprint for a Healthier America Project, New York Academy of Medicine; Trust for America’s Health

2008 - present Chair, Advisory Committee to Pennsylvania Senate Task Force on Public Health Laws

2012 - 2013 Member, Model Design Working Group, National Health Security Preparedness Index Project, Association of State & Territorial Health Officials

2012 – 2013 Co-chair, Preparedness & Emergency Response Research Centers, National Health Security

Professional Practice 1992 - 1993 Member, Joint Committee on Advance Medical Directives; Uniform Living Will

Committee, Allegheny County Bar Association and Allegheny County Medical Society, Chair (1992)

1995 - 2014 Member, Council of Public Health Practice Coordinators, Association of Schools [and Programs] of Public Health, Vice Chair (2001); Acting Chair (2002)

1996 - 2000 Reviewer, internship & fellowship applications, Association of Schools of Public Health; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration

1996 - 2006 Member, Advisory Board, Pittsburgh Schweitzer Fellows Program

1998 Oral Board Examiner, Allegheny County (Pennsylvania) Health Department

1999 Member, Advisory Committee on the Public Health Training Centers Grant Program, U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration

1999 - 2000 Member, Advisory Committee, Southeast Public Health Training & Curriculum Project, Tulane University School of Public Health & Tropical Medicine

1999 - 2001 Member, Advisory Committee for the Public Health Institute, Pa. Department of Health


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2000 - 2001 Member, Working Group on Public Health Competencies, Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

2002 - 2002 Delphi Panelist, MPH Core Competencies Project, Association of Schools of Public Health 2003 - 2005 Member, Consultation Committee for Public Health Preparedness, Association of Schools of Public Health

2004 - 2005 Chair, National Network of Public Health Training Centers, U.S. Health Resources & Services Administration

2004 - 2007 Member, Board of Directors, Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania

2005 - 2007 Member, Advisory Committee, Public Health Finance Project, Robert Wood Johnson

2006 - 2010 Member, Board of Directors; Chair (2008-2010), Public Health Foundation

2008 - 2012 Site Visitor, Council on Education for Public Health

2010 - 2010 Chair, Legal Working Group, Public Health Preparedness Core Competencies Project, Association of Schools of Public Health; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

2011 Member, National Advisory Board on Chemical Nerve Agents and Organophosphorous

2012 - 2014 Member, Academic Public Health Practice Section, Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health

Advisory Committees 1993 - 1995 Member, Advisory Committee, Ethics Task Force, Hospital Council of Western

Pennsylvania

1994 - 1995 Member, Steering Committee, Unified System of Local Health Care Management, Allegheny

1994 - 1996 Member, National Research Advisory Committee for the Community Benefit Research Initiative, Western Consortium for Public Health, University of California/San Francisco

1995 - 1997 Member, Advisory Committee, Models Task Force, Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania

1996 - 1997 Member, Leadership Committee, Center for Healthcare Innovation, Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania

2002 - 2002 Member, Subcommittee on Service Criterion for Public Health Schools Accreditation, Association of Schools of Public Health

2003 - 2013 Member, Public Health Practice Committee, Association of Schools of Public Health

2008 - 2009 Member, Advisory Committee, Preparedness & Emergency Response Research Center, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health

2014 – present Member, Research Advisory Committee, Public Health Accreditation Board, Washington, DC

2015 – present Member, Technical Advisory Committee, Consortium for Resilient Gulf Communities, RAND Gulf States Policy Institute, RANDCorporation

2012 - 2014 Member, Advisory Committee to the Regional Resource Library, National Library of Medicine


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Community Volunteer Activities 1989 - 1992 Member, Advisory Council; Chair, Resource Development Committee (1992), Foster

Grandparent 1993 - 1994 Pro Bono Attorney for Project Challenge, Allegheny County Bar Association 1997 - 1998 Advisor, Health Occupations Students of America, Carrick High School, Pittsburgh PA 2004 - 2007 Member, Hospital Council of Western Pennsylvania, Board of Directors 2006 - 2007 Consultant to Dorothy Rider Pool Trust and Two Rivers Health and Welfare

Foundation, Plan for a Northampton County (Pennsylvania) Health Department 2007 - 2009 Advisor, Dorothy Rider Pool Trust, Allentown, Pennsylvania 2014 Member, Government Affairs & Advocacy Committee, Greater Pittsburgh Community

Food Bank, Pittsburgh PA

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