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Curriculum Vitae

Marian Moser Jones, PH.D., M.P.H.

CERTIFICATION

I have read the following and certify that this curriculum vita is a current and accurate statement of

my professional record.

Signature_______________________________________Date___8/16/19___________________

1.0 PERSONAL INFORMATION

Associate Professor & Graduate Director PHONE: (301) 405-8940

Department of Family Science CELL: (347) 306-4260

School of Public Health E-mail: [email protected]

University of Maryland

College Park, MD 20742

Affiliate Faculty

Department of History

College of Arts & Humanities

University of Maryland

College Park, MD 20742

Educational Background

Ph.D. Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences/Mailman

School of Public Health

Major: Sociomedical Sciences

Specialty: History of Public Health and Medicine: Ethics, Policy, Society

Date: 2008

M.P.H. Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health

Major: Sociomedical Sciences

Date: 2005

A.B. Harvard University, Harvard College

Concentration: Visual & Environmental Studies, Cum Laude

Date: 1992

Employment Background

August 2018-Present Associate Professor and Graduate Director

2017- 2018 Associate Professor, Family Science

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University of Maryland School of Public Health

College Park, MD

2011- July 2017 Assistant Professor, Family Science

University of Maryland School of Public Health

2010-2011 DeWitt Stetten Fellow

National Institutes of Health,

Office of History, Bethesda, MD

2008-2011 Assistant Professor, Science Technology and Society (STS) Program

Virginia Commonwealth University

L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs

Richmond, VA

2002-2004 Editorial Director

GenomeWeb LLC

New York, NY

2000-2002 Life Sciences Reporter/Editor

GenomeWeb LLC

New York, NY

1998-2000 Health/Science Reporter

Fox News Online

New York, NY

1996-1998 Production Manager, Associate Editor, Psychology Today magazine

Sussex Publishers

New York, NY

1992-1995 Associate Editor, Lawyers Weekly USA

Boston, MA

2.0 RESEARCH, SCHOLARLY, & CREATIVE ACTIVITIES

2a. Books

Jones, M. M. (2013). The American Red Cross from Clara Barton to the New Deal, Baltimore:

Johns Hopkins University Press.

2aiii. Book Chapters

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Jones, M.M. (2019, accepted) Cape, Cap & Caduceus: American Medical Women and the

Politics of Uniforms. In Margaret Vining & Bart Hacker, eds., Cutting a New Pattern:

Uniformed Women in the Great War, Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Institution

Scholarly Press.

Hacker, B., & Jones, M.M. (2019, accepted). Introduction. Margaret Vining & Bart Hacker,

eds., Cutting a New Pattern: Uniformed Women in the Great War, Washington, D.C.:

Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press.

Jones, M.M. (2017) American Volunteerism. In World War I Remembered. Washington, D.C.:

American Battle Monuments Commission, National Park Service, World War I

Centennial Commission.

Jones, M.M. (2016). Red Cross. In Dictionary of American history supplement: America in the

world, 1776 to present. New York: MacMillan Reference.

Jones, M.M. (2015). Angel of the battlefield, Clara Barton. In J. I. Robertson and W. C. Davis,

(Eds.), Essential Civil War curriculum. Retrieved from

http://www.essential.civilwar.vt.edu/.

Jones, M.M. (2014). The Red Cross. In Showalter, D. (Ed.), Oxford bibliographies military

history. New York, Oxford University Press.

Jones, M.M., & Bayer, R. (2008). Paternalism and its discontents: motorcycle helmet laws,

libertarian values, and public health. In Colgrove, J., Markowitz, G., & Rosner, D., The

contested boundaries of American public health (pp. 110-126), Piscataway, NJ: Rutgers

University Press.

Fairchild, A., & Jones, M.M. (2007). Ethics and the conduct of public health surveillance.

In M’ M’ikanatha, N. M., Lynfield, R., Van Beneden, C. & de Valk, H., (Eds.), Infectious

Disease Surveillance (pp. 445-449), London: Blackwell.

2b. Articles in Refereed Journals

Jones, M.M, (2019 in press). The American Red Cross Mercy Ship in the First World War: A

Pivotal Experiment in Nursing-Centered Clinical Humanitarianism. Nursing History

Review 28.

Jones, M.M & Saines, M. (2019). The Eighteen of 1918-1919: Black Nurses and the Great Flu

Pandemic in the United States. American Journal of Public Health, 109(6): 877-884.:

doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2019.305003.

Jones, M.M. & Roy, K. (2017). Placing Health Trajectories in Family and Historical Context: A

Proposed Enrichment of the Life Course Health and Development Model. Maternal and

Child Health Journal. 10.1007/s10995-017-2354-4.

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Shenassa, D., Meyer, C, Jones, M.M., & Fahey, J. (2017) Gestational Weight Gain: Historical

Evolution of a Contested Health Outcome. Obstetric and Gynecological Survey,

72(7):445-453. doi: 10.1097/OGX.0000000000000459.

Jones, M.M. (2016) Does race Matter in addressing homelessness? World Health & Medical

Policy, 8, 139–156. doi: 10.1002/wmh3.189.

Jones, M.M. (2015). Creating a science of homelessness during the Reagan era. Milbank

Quarterly, 93(1), 139-178. doi: 10.1111/1468-0009.12108.

Jones, M. M. (2014). Tempest in the forbidden city: racism, violence, and vulnerability in the

1926 Miami hurricane. Journal of Policy History, 26(3), 384-

405. doi: 10.1017/S0898030614000177.

Jones, M.M. and Benrubi, I.D., (2013). Poison politics: a contested history of consumer protection

against dangerous household chemicals in the United States. American Journal of Public

Health, 103 (5), 801-12. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2012.301066.

Jones, M.M. (2011). Race, class and gender disparities in Clara Barton’s late nineteenth-century

disaster relief. Environment and History, 17(1), 107-131. doi:

10.3197/096734011X12922359173014.

Jones, M.M. (2010). The American Red Cross and local response to the 1918 influenza: A four-city

case study. Public Health Reports, 125 (S3) 92-104. Retrieved from:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2862338/.

Jones, M.M., & Bayer, R. (2007). Paternalism and its discontents: motorcycle helmet laws,

libertarian values, and public health. American Journal of Public Health, 97(2), 208-217. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2005.083204.

Fairchild, A., Colgrove, J., & Jones, M.M. (2006). The challenge of mandatory evacuation:

providing for and deciding for. Health Affairs, 25(4): 958-967.

doi: 10.1377/hlthaff.25.4.958.

2bii. Articles in Conference Proceedings

Jones, M.M. (2012). Rising to the surface: disasters and racial health disparities in American

history. Washington & Lee Journal of Civil Rights and Social Justice, 19, 19-30.

Retrieved from:

http://scholarlycommons.law.wlu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1341&context=crsj.

2c. Monographs, Reports, and Extension Publications

Fairchild A., Colgrove J., Jones M.M., Redlener, I. (2006). Ethical and legal challenges posed

by mandatory hurricane evacuation: duties and limits. New York: National Center for

Disaster Preparedness-Children’s Health Fund.

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Jones, M.M. (2005). Protecting Public Health in New York City: 200 Years of Leadership,

New York, New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Retrieved from:

http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/downloads/pdf/bicentennial/historical-booklet.pdf.

2d. Book Reviews

Jones, M.M. (2019). How did Hopkins Bloomberg Become a Public Health Powerhouse? A

History of the School Explores its Twentieth-Century Triumphs and Tribulations.

[Review essay on the book Health and Humanity: A History of the Johns Hopkins

Bloomberg School of Public Health, 1935-1985, by Karen Kruse Thomas.] American

Journal of Public Health, 109(8): 1064-1065. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2019.305174.

Jones, M.M. (2018). Culture, Class and Unnatural Disasters in 1910s and 1920s North America.

Review essay on the books 1927: The Flood Year by Susan Scott Parrish, and Disaster

Citizenship by Jacob A.C. Remes. Reviews in American History, 46 (4), 619-623.

Jones, M.M. (2016). [Review of the book Nurses and disasters: global historical case studies,

by A. Keeling and B.M. Wall, (Eds.)] Bulletin of the History of Medicine (Fall issue).

Jones, M.M. (2014). [Review of book Gordian knot: Apartheid and the unmaking of the liberal

world order, by R. Irwin]. History: Reviews of New Books: 42(3), 105-06.

Jones, M.M. (2009). [Review of book There is no such thing as a natural disaster: race, class,

and Hurricane Katrina, by C. Hartman, and G. D. Squires, (Eds.)]. Global Public Health,

4 (3), 318 – 320. Jones, M.M. (2008). [Review of exhibit PLAGUE in GOTHAM! Cholera in nineteenth-century

New York]. Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 82 (4), 918-919.

Selected General Audience Publications

Blogs

Sacharski, S. and Jones, M.M. (2017, May 20). 100 Years Later: Remembering the First

American Casualties of World War I. VAntage Point. The Official Blog of the U.S.

Department of Veterans Affairs. Retrieved from:

https://www.blogs.va.gov/VAntage/38191/

Jones, M.M. (2017, April 10). American Nurses in World War I: Under-Appreciated and Under

Fire. The Great War, PBS American Experience website. Retrieved from:

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/the-great-war-american-nurses-

world-war-1/.

Jones, M.M. (2016, April 28). Are women really qualified for that? 100 years ago, Army nurses

faced similar doubts. Echoes and Evidence: nursing history and health policy blog,

University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. Retrieved from:

https://historian.nursing.upenn.edu/2016/04/28/are-women-really-qualified-for-that-100-

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years-ago-army-nurses-faced-similar-doubts/.

Jones, M.M. (2014, November 5). When the crisis fades, remember the nurses. Echoes and

Evidence: Nursing History and Health Policy Blog, University of Pennsylvania School of

Nursing. Retrieved from: https://historian.nursing.upenn.edu/2014/11/05/remember-

nurses/.

Jones, M.M. (2014, July 28). The World War I centennial: why should Americans care? Johns

Hopkins University Press Blog. Retrieved from: https://jhupressblog.com/2014/07/28/the-

world-war-i-centennial-why-should-americans-care/.

Jones, M.M. (2013, January 16). Finding Clara Barton. Johns Hopkins University Press Blog.

Retrieved from : https://jhupressblog.com/2013/01/16/finding-clara-barton/.

Grotius International: Géopolitiques de l’humanitaire (France)

Jones, M.M. (2013, November 29). Clara Barton et le mouvement humanitaire. Retrieved from:

http://www.grotius.fr/relu-par-s-clara-barton-et-le-mouvement-humanitaire/.

Chronicle of Higher Education

Jones, M.M. (2014, August 7). The Nixon flag in my office. Retrieved from:

http://chronicle.com/blogs/conversation/2014/08/07/the-nixon-flag-in-my-office/.

Jones, M.M. (2013, June 27). Will same-sex marriage rulings lead to an LGBT brain drain in some

states? Retrieved from: http://chronicle.com/blogs/conversation/2013/06/27/will-same-sex-

marriage-rulings-lead-to-an-lgbt-brain-drain-in-some-states/.

[Cited as authority in amici curiae appellate brief of Washington state businesses in Ingersoll

v. Arlene’s Flowers, Supreme Court Case No. 91615-2, May 2016. Retrieved from:

https://www.aclu-wa.org/file/101854/download?token=UZnnvbce.]

The Hill

Jones, M.M. (2013, January 29). Haggling over Hurricane Sandy relief: The unraveling of a

rational disaster relief policy. Retrieved from: http://thehill.com/blogs/congress-

blog/economy-a-budget/279587-haggling-over-hurricane-sandy-relief-the-unraveling-of-

a-rational-disaster-relief-policy.

GenomeWeb Publications. www.genomeweb.com

Jones, M.M. (2003, August 11). Whooping cough genome comparison points to why bacteria

become lethal in humans. Retrieved from: https://www.genomeweb.com/whooping-

cough-genome-comparison-points-why-bacteria-become-lethal-humans.

Jones, M.M. (2003, June). Genomics world rallies to stop SARS in tracks. Genome Technology.

Jones, M.M. (2002, October 4). Y Guy defends his chromosome against charges of rot. Retrieved

from: https://www.genomeweb.com/y-guy-defends-his-chromosome-against-charges-rot.

Jones, M.M. (2001, March 29). LA startup uses ‘Kevin Bacon Game’ to predict protein pathways.

Retrieved from: https://www.genomeweb.com/feature-la-startup-uses-kevin-bacon-game-

predict-protein-pathways.

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FoxNews Online

Jones, M.M. (2001, January 19). The elusive immortality gene: too good to be true? Retrieved

from: http://www.foxnews.com/story/2001/01/19/elusive-immortality-gene-too-good-to-

be-true.html. Note: article was republished without attribution.

Jones, M.M. (2001, January 19). Your DNA, their profits. Who benefits?

Jones, M.M. (2001, January 19). A year after fatal experiment, gene therapy makes a comeback.

Retrieved from: http://www.foxnews.com/story/2001/01/19/year-after-fatal-experiment-

gene-therapy-makes-comeback.html. Note: article was republished without attribution.

Jones, M.M. (1999, June 8). Take two needles and call me in the morning: acupuncture goes

mainstream.

Jones, M.M. (Feb. 24, 1999). Special report: mismanaged care: denying America its medicine.

Jones, M.M. (July 1, 1998). AIDS conference looks at disparity of treatment in developing world.

Psychology Today Magazine

Jones, M.M. and Neimark, J. (1998, March 1). Messing with Mother (Nature). Retrieved from:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/199803/messing-mother-nature.

Jones, M.M. (1998, March 1). The incredible shrinking God: Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung

presented themselves as scientists—but functioned as gurus. Retrieved from:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/199803/the-incredible-shrinking-

god?collection=10038.

Jones, M.M. (1997, May 1). Lessons from a gay marriage: Despite stereotypes of gay

relationships as short-lived, gay unions highlight the keys to success. Retrieved from:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/articles/199705/lessons-gay-marriage.

2e. Talks, Abstracts, and Other Professional Papers Presented

2ei. Invited Presentations

Jones, M.M. (2018, April 14) Doing our bit (while having a bit of fun): American nurses in World

War I and the D.A.R. Daughters of the American Revolution meeting, Springfield, VA.

Jones, M.M. (2018, April 8) Panelist in Daring to Look: Racial Disparities in the Homeless

Population, Housing Ohio Conference, Columbus, Ohio.

Jones, M.M. (2018, April 4) The 1918-19 Influenza Pandemic in Massachusetts and the American

Red Cross. Public Health Museum, Tewksbury, Mass.

Jones, M.M. (2018, March 15) Doing our bit (while having a bit of fun): American nurses in World

War I. World War I Centennial speakers’ series. The Lyceum, Alexandria Virginia.

Jones, M.M. (2017, April 20) From Cook County Hospital to the Base Hospitals: Illinois

Nurses in World War I. The Edith Ayres and Helen Burnett Wood Memorial Symposium,

World War I Centennial, University of Illinois at Chicago Nursing School, Chicago, Ill.

Jones, M. M. (2016, October 18). Dispatches from the second battlefield: four Hopkins nurses

tell their World War I stories. Johns Hopkins University Institute of the History of

Medicine, Baltimore, MD.

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Jones, M. M. (2016, September 30). Clara Barton’s “little work of humanity,” from battlefields

to disasters. American Red Cross National Headquarters, Washington. D.C.

Jones, M.M. (2016, June 9). Zigzagging with the Red Cross, from Dupont Circle to the Western

Front. Anderson House, Washington, D.C.

Jones, M.M. (2016, March 22). In Love and war: American First World War nurses’ romance

with the Front. Barbara Bates Center for the History of Nursing Seminar Series,

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.

Jones, M.M. (2015, October). The Boston Red Cross in the 1918-19 influenza pandemic:

vanguard fighter or rogue chapter? Scottish Rite Masonic Museum & Library,

Lexington, MA.

Jones, M.M. (2015, February). Sister Soldiers: American Red Cross nurses in Europe's Great

War, 1914-1915. Nathan & Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies, University of

Maryland College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2014, September). War, disaster, and the making of the Red Cross nurse.

Millicent Geare Edmonds Lecture at University of Maryland School of Nursing,

Baltimore, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2014, August) How did we get here? 100 years of American healthcare policy,

from the Bull Moose platform to the Affordable Care Act. Five Star Residences, Chevy

Chase, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2014, May). Clara Barton: Humanitarian entrepreneur. American Red Cross

Tiffany Circle Women’s Leadership Summit, Washington, D.C.

Jones, M.M. (2014, May). Finding Clara Barton at the National Archives. National Archives,

Washington, D.C.

Jones, M.M. (2014, April). Remembering Clara Barton, on the 102nd anniversary of her death.

Clara Barton National Historic Site, U.S. National Park Service, Glen Echo, MD.

Retrieved from: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aI74EGQYBMY&feature=youtu.be.

Jones, M.M. (2013, December). The Science of homelessness: From “mental health crisis to “a

problem we can solve”. DeWitt Wallace Institute for the History of Psychiatry, Weill

Cornell Medical School, New York, NY.

Jones, M.M. and Turkeltaub, P. (2013, November). “Nursing Service is military service!”

Rethinking the role of the American Red Cross nurse in the First World War. Barbara

Bates Center for the History of Nursing Seminar Series, University of Pennsylvania, and

Philadelphia, PA.

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Jones, M.M. (2013, September). Clara Barton. Remarks in panel, Maryland Women Making

History. George Peabody Library, Baltimore, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2013, September-October). Humanitarian entrepreneurs and the Red Cross.

Presentations at 3Arts Club, Baltimore, MD; Glenwood 50-plus Center, Glenwood, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2013, July). The American Red Cross, from Clara Barton to the New Deal. New

York Public Library. New York, NY.

Jones, M.M. (2013, May). “Old Man River” and “The Greatest Mother”: why history matters

in understanding and addressing health disparities. Collegium of Scholars, University of

Maryland School of Public Health Center for Health Equity, College Park, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2013, May). U.S. homelessness and service providers in the wake of war and

recession. Part of panel, Situating risk, home and health: qualitative research methods

across the disciplines. QRIG seed grant award Panel. University of Maryland Qualitative

Research Interest Group, College Park, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2012, March). When you’re strange: stigma and the struggle to end homelessness

in the United States. Kenneth R. Crispell Memorial History Lecture, University of

Virginia School of Medicine, Charlottesville, VA.

Jones, M.M. (2012, March). Health disparities, history, and disasters in the United States. Paper

presented at symposium: Racial disparities in the disaster context. Washington and Lee

University School of Law, Lexington, VA.

Jones, M.M. (2009, November). Health reform and the ‘diseased immigrant’: lessons from the

Progressive Era. Virginia Commonwealth University School of Nursing, Richmond, VA.

Jones, M.M. (2009 October). The American Red Cross and the ethics of humanitarianism:

lessons from history. Presentation at VCU Honors College seminar series, Richmond,

VA.

Jones, M.M. (2009, May). “The homeless:” where did “they” come from and what can “we” do?

Presentation to the student health policy society, VCU, Richmond, VA.

Jones, M.M., Bayer, R., & Colgrove, J. (2007, February). Paternalism and Its discontents:

mandatory evacuations, motorcycle helmet laws, libertarian values, and public health.

Lecture at Columbia University Lehman Center for American History, New York, NY.

Jones, M.M. (2005, May - July). Protecting public health in New York City for 200 Years. New

York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, New York, NY.

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2eii. Refereed Conference Papers and Presentations

Jones, M.M. (2019, June). African American Red Cross Nurses in the Immediate Postwar

Period. Red Cross Conference, Hundredth Anniversary of International Federation of

Red Cross Societies, Geneva, Switzerland.

Jones, M.M. (2019, March). American Red Cross Nurses in 1919: From the Western Front to the

Edge of the World, 4th Agnes Dillon Randolph International Nursing History and 21st

Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science Conferences, University of

Virginia School of Nursing, Charlottesville, VA.

Jones, M.M. (2017, November). Introduction - Learning from the 1980s: Critical historical

perspectives on Reagan-era activism for health equity and climate justice. American

Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta.

Jones, M.M. (2016, October). An introduction to critical historical perspectives on

struggles for health equity and human rights among the peoples of the Western United

States. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Denver.

Jones, M.M. (2016, April). Duty-bound for France: The distinctive experiences of U.S. Army

nurses on the Western Front, 1917-1919. Paper presented at American Association for

the History of Medicine annual meeting, Minneapolis, MN. Delivered online:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7edjbHpMAA.

Jones, M.M. (Nov. 2015). Histories of health equity in all policies: an introduction. Paper

presented at American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL

Jones, M.M. (2014, November). How homelessness found a home in social science: history and

policy implications. Paper presented at American Public Health Association Annual

Meeting, New Orleans, LA.

Jones, M.M. (2014, November). Tourism and place-specific challenges for homelessness service

providers: A mixed-methods approach. Paper presented at National Council on Family

Relations Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2014, November). An enduring silence: race, racism and homelessness in

historical perspective. Paper presented at George Mason University Forum on Health,

Homelessness and Poverty.

Jones, M.M. (2014, September). Nursing service is military service!” The American Red Cross

nurse in the First World War. Paper presented at American Association for the History of

Nursing Annual Meeting, Storrs, CT.

Jones, M.M. (2014, June). L’Infirmière Américaine dans la Grande Guerre: qui était-elle?

Paper presented at « Humanitaire & Médicine: La Croix-Rouge et la médecine face à la

Première Guerre Mondiale et à ses suites immédiates: 1914-1920 conférence, Institute of

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the History of Medicine and Health at the University of Geneva Medical School, Geneva,

Switzerland.

Jones, M.M. (2014, May). Tramps as vectors of violence and contagion: A new look at stigma

toward the un- housed poor in the United States, 1870-1922. Paper presented at

American Association for the History of Medicine Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL.

Jones, M.M. (2013, October). Transplantation transatlantique: La vie de Clara Barton et son

influence sur la mission du mouvement de la Croix Rouge. Paper presented at

Humanitaire & Médicine conference, Institute of the History of Medicine and Health at

the University of Geneva Medical School, Geneva, Switzerland.

Jones, M.M. (2013, May). Masking a crisis of capitalism: The American Red Cross’s 1935

Dust Area Welfare program. Paper presented at the American Association for the History

of Medicine Annual Meeting, Atlanta, GA.

Roy, K. and Jones, M.M. (2012, October). Integration of Family Science and public health

through the life course framework. Paper presented at National Conference on Family

Relations. Phoenix, AZ.

Jones, M.M. (2011, September). Veteran homelessness, then and now. Presentation at Research

Interaction day, University of Maryland School of Public Health, College Park, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2011, June). Taking it to the streets: The federal research response to the 1980s

homeless crisis. Paper presented at History in the NIH: third annual Stetten Day

Symposium, Bethesda, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2011, May). ADAMHA and the institutionalization of homelessness research. Paper

presented at American Association for the History of Medicine Annual Meeting,

Philadelphia.

Jones, M.M. (2010, June). On counting and not counting: death tolls, race, and class in major

U.S. disasters, from Johnstown to Hurricane Katrina. Paper presented at panel on disaster

relief in historical perspective. Biannual Policy History Conference, Columbus, OH.

Jones, M.M. (2010, May). Triage for terror: The American Red Cross and the 1921 Tulsa race

Riot. Paper presented at American Association for the History of Medicine Annual

Meeting, Rochester, MN.

Jones, M.M. (2009, November). Patching up peril: railroad philanthropy and Red Cross worker

first aid programs. Paper presented at American Public Health Association Annual

Meeting, Philadelphia.

Jones, M.M. (2009, April). The sociohistorical epidemiology of disaster. Paper presented in Panel

Discussion on History and Policy, American Association for the History of Medicine

Annual Meeting, Cleveland, OH.

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Jones, M.M. (2007, September). The Red Cross in black and white: A comparative case study of

race and class disparities in nineteenth-century disaster relief. Paper presented at

Uncertain Environments: natural hazards, risk, and insurance in historical perspective

Conference at German Historical Institute, Washington, D.C.

2eiii Refereed Conference Poster Presentations

Gonzalez, S. and Jones, M.M. (2017, November, 2016, October). El Salvador’s Epidemic:

Investigating the Impact of Violence on the Salvadoran Healthcare System. American

Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Atlanta. Maryland Public Health Association

Annual Meeting, Towson University, Towson, MD.

Jones, M.M., Liu, T., Shenassa E. (2013, November). Differential secular trends in BMI in

relation to region of childhood residence: A 25-year follow-up of a nationally

representative sample. Poster Presentation at 2013 American Public Health Association

Annual Meeting, Boston, MA.

Jones, M.M. (2012). The “Great Flood” as a great opportunity: what we can learn from

Extension agents’ work in the 1927 Mississippi flood. Poster Presentation at 2012 Priester

National Extension Health Conference, Washington, D.C.

2eiv Colloquium and Seminar Presentations

Jones, M.M. and Allen, S. (2017, February) LGBQ Persons in Same-Sex Relationships

Historical/Personal/Clinical Perspectives. Presentation at Center for Healthy Families,

Couple and Family Therapy In-Service Colloquium, University of Maryland College

Park.

Jones, M.M. (2016, November) 100 Years of American Women in Uniform: A program where

veterans use history & literature to reckon with their military experiences. Presentation at

Center for Research on Military Organization symposium, University of Maryland

College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2012, November). Stamping the tramp: Newspapers and the social diffusion of

stigma toward the non-domiciled poor in the United States, 1870-1922. Paper presented at

National Institutes of Health (NIH) Works-in-Progress Seminar, Takoma Park, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2011, November). Tempest in the forbidden city: The 1926 Miami hurricane. Paper

presented at NIH Works-in-Progress Seminar, Bethesda, MD.

Jones, M.M. (2011, September). Same storm, different disasters: race, class and health in the

1926 Florida hurricane. Presentation at Maryland Colloquium in the history of technology,

science, and the environment, University of Maryland History Department.

Jones, M.M. (2010, December). Sidewalk social scientists: The federal research response to

homelessness in historical perspective. Paper presented at NIH Works-in-Progress

seminar, Bethesda, MD.

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Jones, M.M. (2009, May). The ‘Greatest Mother’ and the Great Pandemic: The American Red

Cross’ role in meeting the 1918 influenza crisis. Paper presented at Historical Atlas of The

1918-1919 Influenza Pandemic in The United States workshop for contributors, University

of Michigan Medical School, Ann Arbor, MI.

Jones, M.M. (2009, May). Reading between the lines: using letters and other primary source

material in research papers. Presentation to Freshman Composition Class, Montgomery

College, Silver Spring, MD.

2ev: Guest Lectures in classes

Jones, M.M. (2019, March; 2018 October; 2017 March; 2016 October, April; 2015 October,

March; 2014, October). Guest lecturer on homelessness in Minority Health, HLTH 460,

University of Maryland, College Park). Guest lecturer on homelessness in Minority Health,

HLTH 460, University of Maryland, College Park.

Jones, M.M (2019, February). Guest Lecture on Ethics and Behavioral Health Interventions, in

Public Health and Research Ethics Class, EPIB 641, University of Maryland College Park.

Jones, M.M (2017, March). Guest Lecture on Ethics in Qualitative Research, in Public Health and

Research Ethics Class, EPIB 641, University of Maryland College Park.

Jones, M. M. (2017, March) Guest Lecture on Ethics and Epidemiology in Epidemiology for

Public Health Practice, EPIB 301, University of Maryland College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2014, September). Guest lecture/seminar leadership in discussion of James

Whorton’s Inner Hygiene: Constipation and the Pursuit of Health in Modern Society in

Diseases of Modernity Hist. 319F, University of Maryland, College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2014, May). Guest lecture on the history of U.S. homelessness and the response to

Homelessness in Global Environmental Health seminar, Ben Gurion University in the

Negev, Israel.

Jones, M.M. (2014, April). The American Red Cross and the 1921 Tulsa race riot. Guest

discussant at Histories of Humanitarianism and Human Rights graduate seminar, History

619G, University of Maryland, College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2014, February). Global disease eradication and local resistance: the case of

smallpox. guest lecture in Global Public Health Scholars colloquium, CPSP 118F,

University of Maryland, College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2012, October). Global Maternal Child and family health: issues and interventions.

Guest lecture in Families and Global Health Class, FMSC110S, University of Maryland,

College Park.

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Jones, M.M. (2012, April). Stigma and the struggle to end homelessness in the United States.

Guest lecture in Medical Anthropology course, ANTH 468V, University of Maryland,

College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2012, April). Gender disparities and maternal and child health; Milestones in

maternal and child health. Guest Lectures in Maternal and Child Health Course, FMSC

498A, University of Maryland, College Park.

Jones, M.M. (2006, October). From Tenement reform to target Tb: The social production of

disease and health in New York City history. Invited lecture at MPH Class, Mount Sinai

School of Medicine, New York, NY.

Jones, M.M. (2005, October). 200 years of experience…and counting: why history is critical to

the future of public health. Invited lecture at MPH Class, Mount Sinai School of Medicine,

New York, NY.

2f. Contracts and Grants

2019 Quinn, S.C., Anderson, E., Jones, M.M., Shenassa, E., Thoma, M., Jamison.

Maryland Infant Mortality Study. Maryland Health Care Commission. (State of

Maryland, 2/19 -11/19. Awarded February, 2019.

2017 Jones, M. M. 100 years of American women veterans. National Endowment for

the Humanities. 06/01/2018--5/31/2019. $85,404 sought. Submitted Nov. 2, 2017.

2016 Jones, M. M. and Vining, M. 100 years of American women in uniform. National

Endowment for the Humanities. 05/01/2016--4/30/2017. Award no. AV-248473-

16. $100,000. ($82,693 awarded to Jones, M.M. as project director).

2015 Jones, M.M. Sister Soldiers: how Great War service shaped a generation of

American nurses. Karen Buhler Wilkerson Fellowship. Bates Center for the Study

of the History of Nursing, University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. $3,000.

2015 Jones, M.M. and Auerbach, J. Writing on duty: a textual and historical analysis of

American World War I nurses’ diaries. NSF-funded ADVANCE program at

University of Maryland College Park. $19,909.

2014 Jones, M.M. Safe at home? A history of household product hazards and the birth

of domestic risk in the twentieth century United States. Submitted to National

Science Foundation for STS Scholar’s Award, 8/1/14. $232,000. Not funded.

2014 Jones, M.M., Vining, M. Co-principal investigators. Wearing the uniform, writing

the war: diaries of American Army nurses in the Great War. Submitted internally

for Smithsonian-UMD Seed Grant Program, 4/25/14. $50,000. Not funded.

2014 Jones, M.M. Summer research and scholarship award for Reactive States: a

historical examination of household product regulation in the U.S. $9,000.

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2012 Jones, M.M., Seed Grant, More change than we can spare? U.S. homelessness

and service providers in the wake of war and recession, awarded by Qualitative

Methods Research Interest Group (QRIG) of Consortium on Race, Gender and

Ethnicity (CRGE) and Maryland Population Research Center (MPRC) of

University of Maryland, College Park. $2,800.

2008 Rosner, D. (Jones, M.M. proposal writer.) National Library of Medicine Grant

1G13LM009707-01, Sidewalk asylums: A history of homelessness and mental

illness in New York and Los Angeles. Awarded Fall 2008. $100,000. Jones, M.M,

as subcontractor, received $15,000.

2g. Fellowships, Prizes, and Awards

2016 University of Maryland Gymnastics Team Most Valuable Professor.

2015 Doris Sands Excellence in Teaching Award, University of Maryland School of

Public Health.

2014 Inducted into Delta Omega National Public Health Honor Society.

2013 Faculty Mentor Award, Phillip Merrill Presidential Scholars Program, University of

Maryland College Park.

2013 Article of the Year Award, American Journal of Public Health, American Public

Health Association, for “Poison Politics: A Contested History of Consumer

Protection against Dangerous Household Chemicals in the United States.”

2007-2008 Dolores J. Quinn Fellow, Columbia University Graduate School of Arts and

Sciences.

2007 New York Academy of Medicine Student Essay Prize in the History of Medicine

and Public Health, Awarded for paper, “The Contentious History of Homelessness

and Mental Illness in New York City: An Analysis of Interviews.”

2h. Editorships, Editorial Boards, & Reviewing Activities for Journals and Other Learned

Publications

2016 Panelist Reviewer for National Endowment for the Humanities “Dialogues on the

Experience of War” Program, 2017-2018 Grant Cycle

2008-present Manuscript reviewer for:

Poverty and Public Policy

Frontiers in Public Health

BMC Public Health

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Cultural and Social History

Johns Hopkins University Press (History of Medicine Books)

Journal of Policy History

Journal of American History

Medicine, Conflict and Survival

Nursing History Review

Qualitative Sociology

Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology

World War I Studies

2i. Media Appearances and Interviews

2018 (April 17) Interview for Radiolab program, WNYC Radio, on poison control and

parenthood. Interview cut from program for time (5/18)

2017 (May 23) Learning from 100 years of women at war: one Veteran’s perspective. VAntage

Point. Official Blog of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Retrieved from:

https://www.blogs.va.gov/VAntage/38301/smithsonian-100-years-of-women-at-

war/.

2017 (March 18) Jones, M.M. interview with Maj. Lisa Jaster. Smithsonian National Museum of

American History Channel on YouTube. Retrieved from:

https://youtu.be/BpoqrNVKEzY.

2016 (December 18) Study investigates connections between race, homelessness. Street Sense.

Retrieved from: http://streetsense.org/article/black-people-disproportionate-homeless-

incarceration-federal-policy/#.WMr7ulXyvcs

2016 (March) Health care and homelessness: foundation funding. Health Affairs Grantwatch Blog.

Retrieved from: http://content.healthaffairs.org/content/35/3/544.full.

2015 (December) Has Tampa overlooked Clara Barton’s contribution? Tampa Bay Times.

Retrieved from: http://www.tbo.com/news/has-tampa-overlooked-clara-bartons-

contribution-20150614/.

2014 (December 7) Interviewed Talking History. Newstalk 106-108, Ireland.

http://www.newstalk.ie/player/podcasts/Talking_History/Highlights_from_Talking_

History/71552/1/the_history_of_the_red_cross.

2013 (September 24) Being Clara Barton: Interview. Midday with Dan Rodricks, WYPR Baltimore.

http://programs.wypr.org/podcast/being-clara-barton-tuesday-sept-24-1-2-pm.

2013 (July 29) Proactive vs. reactive: The public health problem. Dugdug.

http://www.dugdug.com/interview-dr-marian-moser-jones.

3.0 TEACHING, MENTORING, AND ADVISING

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3a. Courses taught in the last five years

University of Maryland College Park

Year (Semester) Course Number & Title Enrollment

2019 (Spring) FMSC 730 Key Topics in Maternal and Child Health 8

2018 (Spring) PHSC 401 History of Public Health 118

[2017 Fall ON PARENTAL LEAVE]

2017 (Summer) PHSC 401 History of Public Health (online) 40


2017 (Winter) PHSC 401 History of Public Health (online) 41

2016 (Fall) FMSC 383 Delivery of Human Services to Families 66

FMSC 310 Maternal, Child and Family Health 45

FMSC 399 Independent Study 3

2016 (Summer) PHSC 401 History of Public Health (online) 15

2016 (Spring) FMSC 383 Delivery of Human Services to Families 59

2016 (Spring) FMSC 399 Independent Study 5

2016 (Winter) PHSC 401 History of Public Health (online) 25


PHSC 401 History of Public Health 31


2015 (Summer) FMSC 383 Delivery of Human Services to Families 20


HIST 619G - Histories of Humanitarianism and Human Rights 5








FMSC 498A Maternal, Child and Family Health 44


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2013 (Summer) FMSC 383 Delivery of Human Services to Families 19


FMSC 730 Key Topics in Maternal and Child Health 7


FMSC 498A Maternal, Child and Family Health 40



Other courses taught

Virginia Commonwealth University

2010 (Spring) Contemporary Issues in Bioethics (undergrad) 25*

Debates in American Health Policy (undergrad) 25

2009(Fall) Disasters in Social Context (undergrad) 35

Science Communication and Policy (undergrad) 25

The Emergence of Bioethics (undergrad) 35

2009 (Spring) Contemporary Issues in Bioethics (undergrad) 25

Debates in American Health Policy (undergrad) 20

2008 (Fall) Disasters in Social Context (undergrad) 35

History 104: American History, 1865 to the Present 60

The Emergence of Bioethics (undergrad) 20

*all enrollments from VCU classes are estimates within +/- 5 students.

3b. Course or Curriculum Development

Courses designed and developed at the University of Maryland

PHSC History of Public Health (classroom and online versions)

FMSC 410 Maternal, Child and Family Health

FMSC 730 Key Topics in Maternal Child and Family Health

Courses designed and developed at Virginia Commonwealth University

The Emergence of Bioethics

Contemporary Issues in Bioethics

Debates in American Health Policy

Disasters in Social Context

Science Communication and Policy

3c. Advising: Research Direction

2017-2018 Allyson, Pakstis, Anthony Kondracki, Lauren Ramsey, Andree-Anne Plourde,

(Fulbright visiting researcher from Laval University, Quebec)

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2016-2017 Allyson, Pakstis, Anthony Kondracki

2015-2016 Lauren Ramsey, Allyson Pakstis

2014-2015 Lauren Ramsey

3d. Undergraduate Senior Thesis Committee, Family Science Honors Program

2015-2016 Emily Klinger (Chair and Advisor)

Claire Baldwin (Independent studies program - MCH, Capstone, Committee)

2012-13 Sam Allen (Chair and Advisor)

2011-12 Ariel Steinbaum (Thesis Committee)

3e. Master’s and Doctoral Committee Membership

In Progress Lauren Ramsey, Ph.D. Maternal and Child Health (chair)

Tova Jacobovitz Shein, Ph.D., Nutrition and Food Science (co-chair & advisor)

Kecia Ellick, Ph.D. Family Science (committee)

Diana Cassar-Uhl Ph.D., Maternal and Child Health (committee)

Justin Shapiro, Ph.D., History Department (committee)

2019

Allyson Pakstis, Ph.D., Family Science (chair)

Anne Armstrong, Georgetown University Doctorate in Liberal Studies (chair)

Anthony Kondracki, Ph.D., Maternal and Child Health (co-chair)

Jessica Gleason, Ph. D., Maternal and Child Health (co-chair)

Crystel Britto, M.S. , Couple and Family Therapy, (committee)

2018 Yassaman Vafai, Ph.D., Maternal and Child Health (committee)

Joshua Segal, George Washington University, Elliott School of International Affairs,

Ph.D. (committee)

2016 Breanna Davis, Ph.D., Family Science (committee)

2015 Hoda Sana, Ph.D., Maternal and Child Health, (committee)

Katheryne Downes, Ph.D., Maternal and Child Health, (committee)

Mili Duggal, Ph.D., Maternal and Child Health, (committee)

Mary Wahl, M.P.H., Behavioral and Community Health, (committee)

2014 Lauren Doamekpor, Ph.D. Maternal and Child Health, (committee)

2010 Brenda Seago, Ph.D., Public Policy and Administration, (committee)

4.0 SERVICE

4a. Offices and Committee Memberships held in Professional Organizations

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2013-present Member, Spirit of 1848 Caucus, American Public Health Association. Member,

Coordinating Committee, Leader/organizer, History Subcommittee, 2015-present.

2014-present Member, Nutting Committee, American Association for the History of Nursing

2014-2017 Affiliate, Maryland Population Research Center, University of Maryland.

2017-present Program Committee, American Association for the History of Medicine.

4b. Departmental

Service to Department of Family Science

2018-2019 Chair, Graduate Program Committee

Judge, Research Symposium, FMSC 302

2017-2018 Member, Graduate Program Committee

Member, MCH Advisory Committee

Member, Awards Committee

Judge, Research Symposium, FMSC 302 (May 2018)

2016-2017 Judge, Research Symposium, FMSC 302

Member, Undergraduate Program Committee

Member, MCH Advisory Committee


2015-2016 Organized Campus Dialogue on LGBTQ Experiences and Families with Student

Chapter of Maryland Council on Family Relations

Led student honor society (Phi U) Field Trip to D.C. Diaper Bank

Member, Undergraduate Program Committee


Member, Chair Search Committee, Family Science


2014-2015 Member, Undergraduate Program Committee


Member, Maternal and Child Health Program Committee

Member, Faculty Search Committee, Chair, Family Science





Member, Faculty Search Committee, MCH


Lecture to Phi U Family Science Honors Society on Careers in Family Science




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Participated in Dialogue between the Disciplines Seminars

Organized and Led First Annual Department of Family Science Diaper Drive in

collaboration with student honor society (Phi U) and Student Chapter of Maryland

Council on Family Relations

Service to VCU Science, Technology and Society Program

2009-2010 Co planned and executed E-Festival (Environment, Energy, Engagement) Planned

and executed academic panel on Science blogging

Member, planning committee for STS lecture series.

Assisted in planning visit of Author Rebecca Skloot to VCU.

2008-2009 Co-planned lecture series on Health and Science in Society.

4bii. College Service

2018-2019 Leadership Team, Delta Omega Public Health Honor Society Chapter

Co-Chair, Public Health Research Day Poster Judging Competition

2017-2018 Member, SPH Career Development Task Force

Member, 10th Anniversary Planning Committee

Judge, Student Posters, Public Health Research Day


Member, Academic Programs Committee

Marshal, Winter Commencement, Spring Commencement


Member, Steering Committee, Public Health Science


Marshal, Winter Commencement


2014-2015 Member, Steering Committee, Public Health Science


Moderator, Health across Borders Conference, Co-Sponsored by Maryland Center

for Health Equity and Center for the History of the New America

Marshal, Winter, Spring Commencement


2013-2014 Member, Faculty Search Committee, Public Health Science

Member, Steering Committee, Public Health Science

Panelist: Public Health Ambassadors Panel on Academic Careers in Public Health

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Marshal, Spring Commencement

4biii. University Service

2018-2019 Member, Mentor of the Year Award Committee

2017-2018 Advisor, student chapter of American Red Cross

2015 (UMD) Completed Rainbow Terrapin Network Membership Training

2014-2017 (UMD) Faculty Senate

2014 (UMD) Chair of Panel at History-Dept. Sponsored Conference on Histories of

Humanitarianism

2012-2013 (UMD) Banneker Key Committee

2011-2012 (UMD) Banneker Key Committee

2009-2010 (VCU) Member, LGBT Subcommittee of Diversity and Equity Committee.

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