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Education

Ph.D.

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY (May 1982)


College of Education
Southern Illinois University
Carbondale, IL

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M.A.

MASTER OF ARTS IN PSYCHOLOGY (October 2001)


American School of Professional Psychology
Atlanta, GA

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M.P.H.

MASTER OF PUBLIC HEALTH (May 1987)


Graduate School of Public Health
Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA
(Awarded University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health Distinguished Graduate Award, May 2003)

 

M.H.E.

MASTER OF HEALTH EDUCATION (May 1979)


Health Sciences Department
Brigham Young University
Provo, UT
(Awarded Brigham Young University Alumni of the Year Award, College of Health and Human Performance, October 2002)

 

B.S.

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (August 1977)


Department of Health Sciences
Brigham Young University
Provo, UT

Dr. Galen Cole

PHD, MPH, LPC, ABCP

Galen Cole is a master of public health, licensed and board-certified professional counselor, nationally certified counselor, nationally certified hypnotherapist, an American Board Certified Psychotherapist, and has an extensive background in Sports Psychology. He has also received the designation as a World Certified Psychotherapist (WCPC) by the World Council of Psychotherapy in Vienna. Galen’s private practice consists largely of treating executives, celebrities, and professional athletes and their families. In addition to relying heavily on evidence-based individual and couples therapies, Galen has been recognized for his innovations around an emerging “3rd Wave CBT” psychotherapy known as Life Script Restructuring, which is described in his book by the same title. He has also been recognized for his innovations in the areas of Trauma-Informed Mindful Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TI-MCBT) which has resulted in a trademarked algorithm that is central to understanding and applying the “4th Wave of TI-MCBT.” Galen has taught counseling psychology, equine-assisted mental health, behavioral and evaluation research, and a number of other counseling and health-related courses at the university level. He’s been on the undergraduate and/or graduate faculty at Northern Arizona University, Arizona State University, Pennsylvania State University, and Emory University. Galen has extensive experience practicing what he teaches, including working on staff and as a consultant at numerous clinics, hospitals, and community-based organizations; consulting on a number of popular television series (e.g., The Young and the Restless, Private Practice, The Big C, 90210, Chasing Life, Hostages) — He is the psychotherapist on the 7th and 8th seasons of the popular TLC reality show “The Seven Little Johnstons.” Dr. Cole has served as the Executive Director of two different 501(c)3 Foundations, worked as an Associate Director of the county public health department in Phoenix, Arizona; and worked for 23 years as a research psychologist, behavioral scientist, and director of research, evaluation, and strategic communication activities in various centers, institutes, and offices at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2003, Galen was appointed by the Governor of Georgia to serve on the Georgia Human Resources (DHR) Board. In this capacity, he served as chair of the DHR committee that provided policy guidance to the state Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Addictive Diseases. After leaving CDC in 2014, Galen took a position as a Senior Mental Health Strategist and Thought Leader at the American Institutes for Research (AIR), headquartered in Washington, D.C. In this position, he led the development of AIR’s vision and creative strategies to address the mental health needs of the nation. Galen has served on numerous local, regional, and national boards of directors, including the Board of Professional Counselors at the American Psychotherapy Association. He recently served as President of the Georgia Association of Licensed Professional Counselors. In addition to his private practice, Galen is currently the CEO of the Alive and Well Foundation (www.aliveandwellfoundation.org). He also currently travels throughout the U.S. conducting intensive continuing education workshops on “Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Techniques for Everyday Clinical Practice,” on behalf of PESI (pesi.com). Galen has been a trainer and consultant in the Central Asian Republics, Nigeria, China, Thailand, Kenya, Switzerland, Australia, Peru, Germany, Uganda, and the Middle East, where he has consulted and conducted training with the Palestinian Health Authority, the Israeli Ministry of Health, and many other NGOs. He has also provided technical support to a number of prominent international organizations, including the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF); the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO); the World Bank; Hollywood, Health, and Society (HH&S); and the World Health Organization (WHO). Galen has published numerous books and scientific papers and made presentations at conferences and training seminars across the world. In recognition of his many accomplishments, Galen has received distinguished alumni awards from two of the universities he attended. In 2020 he was designated as an Expert Faculty Lecturer in the “Best of the Best” series sponsored by the American College of Psychology (https://acpsy.org). He and his wife Priscilla have been married since 1975 and are the parents of 5 adult children, and 1 foster child who is still navigating her teenage years.

License & Certificates

Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC003888)

  • Georgia Secretary of State Licensing Board for Professional Counselors, Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists Professional Credentials & Certifications

  • Master of Public Health (MPH), University of Pittsburgh, School of Public Health (www.pitt.edu)

  • National Certified Counselor (NCC), National Board of Certified Counselors (www.nacbt.org)

  • American Board Certified Psychotherapist (acpsy.org)

  • World Certificate of Psychotherapy (WCP), World Council of Psychotherapy (www.worldpsyche.org)

  • Certified Clinical Hypnosis and Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT), Institute for Rapid Resolution Therapy (www.rapidresolutiontherapy.com)

  • Certified Professional Counselor Supervisor (CPCS), Georgia Licensed Professional Counselor Association (www.lpcaga.org)

  • Intensively Trained and Certified in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) (www.pesi.com)

  • Intensively Trained in BrainSpotting (Level IV) (www.brainspotting.com)

  • Board Certified Professional Counselor (BCPC), American Psychotherapy Association (www.americanpsychotherapy.com)

  • Board Certified Diplomate in Psychotherapy (DAPA), American Psychotherapy Association (www.americanpsychotherapy.com)

  • Intensive Life Coach Training, The Institute for Life Coach Training (https://www.lifecoachtraining.com)

  • CBCT® Cognitively-Based Compassion Training. Emory University-Tibet Contemplative Practice Partnership. Trainer and Teacher Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi.

  • Emotionally Focussed Couples Therapy: Externship, International Center for Excellence in Emotionally Focussed Therapy (www.iceeft.com)

  • Georgia Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor-III (CADC-G00016), Alcohol and Drug Abuse Certification Board of Georgia (www.adacbga.org) — Currently lapsed due to insufficient CEUs

  • Deployment Resiliency Specialist (DSRT), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Center for Traumatic Stress at the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences (www.cdc.gov & www.usuhs.mil)

Publications 

Scientific Journal Articles

  • Cole, G.E. (2022) The Trans-Theoretical Model for Mindful Cognitive Behavioral Therapy a Paradigm for Systematically Advancing Evidence-Based Practice and Research, Cogent Psychology, 9:1, DOI: 10.1080/23311908.2022.2080320

  • Rosenthal, E.L., Buffington, S.C., & Cole, G.E. (2018). From the small screen to breast cancer screening: Examining the impact of a television storyline on awareness of genetic risk factors. Journal of Communication in Healthcare. DOI: 10.1080/17538068.2018.1438766

  • Cole, G.E.; Keller, P.A.; Reynolds, J; Schaur, M., & Krause, D. (2015). CDC MessageWorks: Designing and Validating a Social Marketing Tool to Craft and Defend Effective Messages. Social Marketing Quarterly. November, pp. 1-16.

  • Hesse, B.W.; Cole, G. E., & Powe, B. (2013). Partnering against cancer today: a blueprint for coordinating efforts through communication science. Journal of the National Cancer Institute Monographs, No. 47, pp. 233-239.

  • Wilkes, M.; Srinvasan, M.; Cole, G. E.; Tardif, R.; Richardson, L., & Plescia, M. (2013). Discussing Uncertainty and Risk in Primary Care: Recommendations of a Multi-Disciplinary CDC Panel Regarding Communication around Prostate Cancer Screening, Journal of General Internal Medicine. Published online in May 10.1007/s11606-013-2419-z.

  • Abbatangelo-Gray, J.; Cole, G. E., & Kennedy, M. G. (2007). Guidance for evaluating mass communication health initiatives: Summary of an expert panel sponsored by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Evaluation & The Health Professions, Vo. 30, No. 3, pp. 229-253.

  • Courtney, J.; Cole, G. E., & Reynolds, B. (2003). How CDC is meeting the training demands of Emergency Risk Communication. Journal of Health Communication: International Perspectives, Vol. 8, Sup. 1, pp. 128-129.

  • Thomas, S.; Cole, G. E.; Duncan, T.; Crouse-Quinn, S., & Freimuth, V. (2001). A descriptive comparison between blacks and whites on attitudes towards health research and researchers, and perceived knowledge of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study, Social Science and Medicine,Vo. 52, pp. 797-808.

  • Cole, G. E. (1999). Advancing The Development and Application of Theory-Based Evaluation in the Practice of Public Health. American Journal of Evaluation, Vo. 20, No. 3, pp. 453-470.

  • Chervin, D.; Nowak, G., & Cole, G. E. (1999). Using audience research in designing public health initiatives at the federal level. Social Marketing Quarterly, Vo. 5, No. 3, pp. 34-39.

  • Cole, G. E.; Leonard, B.; Hammond, S., & Fridinger, F. (1998). Using Stages of Behavioral Change constructs to measure the short-term effects of a worksite-based intervention to increase moderate physical activity. Psychological Reports, No. 82, pp. 615-618.

  • MacGowan, R.; Fichtner, R.; Swanson, N.; Collier, C.; Kroliczak A., & Cole G. E. (1997). Factors associated with client-centered HIV infection among clients entering methadone treatment. AIDS Education and Prevention, Vol. 9, No. 3, pp. 205-217.

  • Wilson, M.; Jorgensen, C., & Cole, G. E. (1996). The effects of worksite HIV/AIDS interventions: A review of the research literature. American Journal of Health Promotion, Vol 11, 150-157.

  • Salmon, C.; Wooten, K.; Gentry, E.; Cole, G. E., & Kroger, F. (1996). AIDS Knowledge Gaps: Results from the first decade of the epidemic and implications for future public information efforts. Journal of Health Communication, Vol. 1, No. 2, pp. 141-155.

  • Cole, G. E.; Pogostin, C.; Westover, B.; Rios, N., & Collier, C. (1995). Addressing problems in evaluating health-relevant programs through a systematic planning and evaluation model. Risk: Issues in Health, Safety and Environment , Vol. 6, No. 1, pp. 37-57.

  • Robles, R.; Colon, H.; Diaz, N.; MacGowan, R.; Cancel, L., & Cole, G. E. (1994). Behavioral risk factors and HIV infection of injection drug users at detoxification clinics in Puerto Rico. International Journal of Epidemiology, Vol. 23, No. 3, pp. 595-601.

  • Balcazar, H.; Hartner, J., & Cole, G. E., (1993). The effects of prenatal care utilization and maternal risk factors on pregnancy outcome between Mexican Americans and Non-Hispanic Whites. Journal of the National Medical Association, Vol. 85, No. 3, pp. 195-202.

  • Cole, G. E.; Holtgrave, D., & Rios, N. (1993). Systematic development of trans-theoretically based behavioral risk management programs. Risk: Issues in Health, Safety and Environment , Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 67-93.

  • Cole, G. E.; Timmreck, T.; Page, R., & Woods, S. (1992). Patterns and prevalence of substance use among Navajo youth. Health Values, Vol. 16, No. 3, pp. 50-57.

  • Page, R., & Cole. G. E. (1992). Demoralization and Living Alone: Outcomes from an Urban Community Study. Psychological Reports, Vol. 70, pp. 275-280.

  • Balcazar, H.; Cole, G. E., & Hartner, J. (1992). Mexican Americans use of prenatal care and its relationship to maternal risk factors and pregnancy outcome. American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Vol. 8, No. 1, pp. 1-7.

  • Page, R., & Cole, G. E. (1991). Loneliness and alcoholism risk in late adolescence: A comparative study of adults and adolescents. Adolescence, Vol. 26, N. 104, pp. 925-930.

  • Page, R., & Cole, G. E. (1991). Demographic predictors of self-reported loneliness in adults. Psychological Reports, Vol. 68, pp. 938-945.

  • Cole, G. E., Wallace, J. & McCartan, D. (1991). An assessment of the impact of indoor air quality on employee health and satisfaction levels. Occupational Health and Safety, May, pp. 38-51.

  • Strembel, S.; Sass, S.; Cole; G. E.; Hartner, J., & Fisher, C. (1991). Breast-feeding policies and routines among Arizona hospitals and nursery staff: Results and implications of a descriptive study. Journal of the American Dietetic Association, Vol. 91, No. 8, August, pp. 923-935.

  • Cole, G. E., Tucker, L. & Friedman, G. (1990). Relationships among measures of alcohol drinking behavior, life-events and perceived stress. Psychological Reports, Vol. 67, pp. 587-591.

  • Timmreck, T. & Cole, G. E. (1989). Health services administration skills: An overlooked need of community health education and health promotion. Health Education, Feb/March, pp. 36-43.

  • Cole, G. E., Tucker, L. & Friedman, G. (1987). Absenteeism data as a measure of cost effectiveness of stress management programs. American Journal of Health Promotion, Vol. 1, No. 4, pp. 12-15.

  • Tucker, L., Cole, G. E. & Friedman, G. (1987). Stress and serum cholesterol: A study of 7,000 adult males. Health Values, Vol. 2, No. 3, pp. 34-39.

  • Cole, G. E., Eddy, J. & Friedman, G. (l987). A protocol for selecting quality worksite health enhancement services and programs. Occupational Health and Safety, Vol. 56, No. 4, pp. 30-34.

  • Timmreck, T., Cole, G. E., James, G. & Butterworth, D. (1987). The health education and health promotion movement: A theoretical jungle. Health Education, October/November, pp. 24-28.

  • Cole, G. E., Tucker, L. & Friedman, G. (1986). Measures of objective and subjective stress by level of income. Psychological Reports, Vol. 59, pp. 139-142.

  • Cole, G. E., Duncan, D. & Friedman, G. (l986). A systems perspective for hospital based health promotion. Optimal Health, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 24-27.

  • Tucker, L., Cole, G. E. & Friedman, G. (l986). Physical fitness: A buffer against stress. Perceptual and Motor Skills, Vol. 63, pp. 955-961.

  • Cole, G. E., Friedman, G. & Bagwell, M. (1986). A worksite behavioral health education program based on operant conditioning. Occupational Health Nursing,Vol. 24, No. 3, pp. 132-137.

  • Page, R. & Cole, G. E. (1986). School health education: A nation at risk. Wellness Perspectives, Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 37-38.

  • Page, R., Wrye, S. & Cole, G. E. (1986). The role of loneliness in health and wellness. Home Healthcare Nursing, Vol. 4, No. 1, pp. 6-10.

  • Cole, G. E. (1985). Life change events as stressors and their relationship to mental health among undergraduate university students. Psychological Reports, Vol.56., pp. 387-390.

  • Page, R. & Cole, G. E. (1985). Fishbein’s Model of Behavioral Intentions: A framework for health education research and development. Int’l Quarterly of Community Health Education, Vol. 5, No. 4, pp. 321-329.

  • Cole, G. E. (1984). Articulating health promotion into a health services administration curriculum. Health Matrix, Vol. 2, pp. 80-81.

Presentations

  • Cole, G.E., Evolving Technologies for Health Behavior Change in the Digital Environment. American Public Health Association Annual Conference, Chicago, IL (Nov, 2015).

  • Cole, G.E., Behavior Change in a Digital Environment.Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA (Feb, 2015).

  • Cole, G.E., An Evolving Landscape: Promoting Knowledge Transfer and Behavior Change in Online and Offline Environments. Carnegie Institution for Science, Washington, D.C. (November 13, 2014).

  • Cole, G.E., True Psychology: 52 Effective Clinical Assessment, Psycho-education and Intervention Techniques and Tools You Can Use in Your Practice Tomorrow. Licensed Professional Counselor Association of Georgia, Atlanta, GA (February 21, 2014).

  • Cole, G. E., Schnupp, M. MessageWorks: An Online Decision Support Tool for Improving and Defending Effective Health Communication Messages. 8th Biennial Cancer, Culture and Literacy Conference Advancing Communications (May 17-19, 2012). Tampa, FL.

  • Cole, G. E. The Role of Communication Across the Cancer Continuum. Cancer Communication Conference: Uniting Systems through Communication Science (August 20, 2012). Washington, D.C.

  • Hesse, B., Cole, G. E., Partnering Against Cancer Today (PACT): A Blueprint for Coordinated Communication in Cancer. National Cancer Conference: Uniting Systems, Policy & Practice in Cancer Prevention and Control (August 21-23, 2012). Washington, D.C.

  • Cole, G. E., and Waldron, S., Strategic Message Development Training, Western Region of the Agency for Toxic Substance Registry, (November 30-December 1st, 2010), San Francisco, CA

  • Cole, G. E., and Waldron, S., Strategic Message Development Training, Eastern Region of the Agency for Toxic Substance Registry, (November 30-December 1st, 2010), Edison, NJ

  • Cole, G. E., and Waldron, S., Message Mapping and Strategic Message Development Training, Division of Cardiovascular Health, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, (November 29, 2010), Atlanta, GA

  • Cole, G. E., and Waldron, S., Message Development Training, Eastern Region of the Agency for Toxic Substance Registry, (November 30-December 1st, 2010), Edison, NJ

  • Cole, G. E., Parenting Plans: A Systematic Approach in Parenting Children of All Ages. 2009 21st Annual Convention of the Georgia Licensed Professional Counselors Association (May 7-10, 2009), Pine Mountain, GA

  • Cole, G. E., A Trans-Theoretical Approach to Systematically Applying Best Practices in Counseling Psychology, November 2008 Masters in Counseling Psychology Colloquia, Prescott College, Prescott, AZ.

  • Cole, G. E., Lion Taming 101: A Systematic Approach to Helping Parents Manage an Out of Control Teenager, November 2008 Masters in Counseling Psychology Colloquia, Prescott College, Prescott, AZ.

  • Forsythe, A., & Cole, G. E., Grade-Related Periods For Anti-Tobacco Campaigns and Interventions: Trends In Tobacco Use: Risk And Protective Factors For High and Low Sensation Seeking White Pre-Teens And Adolescents, APHA Annual Meeting (October 25-29, 2008), San Diego, CA.

  • Cole, G. E., Parenting Plans: A Systematic Approach in Parenting Children of All Ages. 2008 20th Annual Convention of the Georgia Licensed Professional Counselors Association (May 8-10, 2008), Stone Mountain, GA

  • Forsythe, A., Cole, G. E., Pederson, L., Mitchell, E., & Rodes, R., Key Grade-related Periods for Anti-tobacco Campaigns and Intervention. National Conference on Tobacco or Health (October 24-26, 2007), Minneapolis, MN.

  • Cole, G. E., Spraggins, J., Davis, R., Kopke, J., & Ross, Challenges Faced by State Tobacco Countermarketing Programs. National Conference on Tobacco or Health (October 24-26, 2007), Minneapolis, MN.

  • Rodes, R., Cole, G. E., Mitchell, E., Murphy, R., & Spraggins, J., Interactive Tool for Health Promotion and Counter-Marketing Technical Assistance. National Conference on Tobacco or Health (October 24-26, 2007), Minneapolis, MN.

  • Cole, G. E., Communication Surveillance: A Case for Message Testing and Information Surveillance in Proactive Risk Communication. G7i Workshop on Proactive Risk Communication (May 2-3, 2006), Berlin, Germany.

  • Cole, G. E., Introducing a Tool for Systematically Planning and Evaluation of Pre-Event, Event and Post-Event Emergency Risk Communication Activities. National Public Health Information Coalition 2002 Annual Meeting (October 6-9, 2002), Charleston, SC.

  • Cole, G. E., KEYNOTE ADDRESS – Public Health Communication: Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going. Public Health Conference for Utah (April 25, 2002), Park City, UT.

  • Cole, G. E., & Prue, C., CDCynergy: Tool for Strategically Planning Health Communication. 127th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association (1999). Chicago, IL.

  • Freimuth, V., Quinn, S.C., Thomas, S.B., Cole, G. E., Zook, E., & Duncan, T., African Americans’ Perspectives on Research and The Tuskegee Syphilis Study: Results of a Qualitative Study in Four Cities. 127th Annual Conference of the American Public Health Association (1999), Chicago, IL.

  • Davis-Chervyn, D., Nowak, G., & Cole, G. E., Using Audience Research in Designing Public Health Initiatives at the Federal Level. Innovations in Social Marketing Conference (July, 1999), Montreal, Canada.

  • Cole, G. E., Immunization Version of CDCynergy: a Multi-Media Planning and Evaluation Tool Applied to Immunization Communication Planning. 33rd National Immunization Conference (July 22, 1999), Dallas, TX.

  • Cole, G. E., & Kroger, F., AIDS Knowledge Gaps in the First Decade of the Epidemic. The Annual Conference of the International Communication Association (July 20, 1998). Jerusalem, Israel.

  • Cole, G. E., & Prue, C., CDCynergy: A Tool for Strategically Planning and Evaluating Health Communication. 126th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association (1998), Washington, D.C.

  • Cole, G. E., CDCynergy: A CDROM-Based Approach to Health Communication Planning. National Institutes of Health Communication Forum Series on Developing the Blueprint: Designing a Health Communication Program (December 5, 1997), Washington, D.C.

  • Cole, G. E., Building Evaluation-Friendly Constituencies through Pre-Evaluation Planning: A Paradigm for Strategically Planning and Implementing User-Focused Program Evaluations. The Eleventh National Conference on Chronic Disease Prevention and Control (December 3-5, 1996), Phoenix, AZ.

  • Poehler, D., & Cole, G. E., Violence Prevention and Educational Curricula: Promising Approaches and a Strategy for Documenting and Disseminating What Works. University of Alabama Conference on School Violence: Implications for Teacher Preparation (May 4-6, 1995), Birmingham, AL.

  • Cole, G. E., The Ruin of a Nation Begins in the Homes of its’ People: A Cognitive Behavioral Strategy for Meeting Societal Functional Requisites through Self-Regulation and Committed Relationships. University of Georgia Campus Ministry Symposium on Sexual Sanity for the 90’s (May 27, 1995), Athens, GA.

  • Cole, G. E., Applying Qualitative Methods in Health Communication Research and Evaluation: Domestic and International Experiences. Michigan State University Department of Advertising Research Seminar (March 23, 1995), Lansing, Michigan.

  • Dougherty, N., Sleet, D., Cole, G. E., Kane, B., & Hopson, T., Violence in the Schools: Problems and Prospects for Prevention. The Annual Meeting of the American Association of Health Educators (March 28-April 1, 1995), Portland, Oregon.

  • Cole, G. E., & Westover, B., A Model for Systematically Planning and Evaluating Public Health Communication Interventions. The Annual Meeting of the American Evaluation Association (November 3-5, 1994), Boston, MA.

  • Salmon, C., Wooten, K., Gentry, E., Cole, G. E., & Kroger, F. AIDS Knowledge Gaps in the First Decade of the Epidemic. The 44th Annual Conference of the International Communication Association with the Australian and New Zealand Communication Association (July 10-15, 1994), Sydney, Australia.

  • Cole, G. E., Business Responds to AIDS: a Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Worksite Program Launched and Administered by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The 5th Annual Conference of the American Journal of Health Promotion (February 22-26, 1994), Colorado Springs, CO.

  • Westover, B., & Cole, G. E., A Systematic Approach to Developing, Implementing, and Managing Comprehensive National HIV/AIDS Program Evaluation. 44th Annual Conference of the Society for Public Health Education (October 22-28, 1993), San Francisco, CA.

  • Cole, G. E., Applying Triangulation of Methods in Evaluating a Community HIV/AIDS Intervention in Uganda: Lessons for Evaluating Domestic Community Interventions. 121st Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association ( October 24-28, 1993), San Francisco, CA.

  • Collier, C., MacGowan, R., Fichtner, R., Swanson, N., Kroliczak, A., & Cole, G. E., Behavioral Predictors of HIV Infection among Methadone Treatment Clinic Clients in New England. 121st Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association (October 24-28, 1993), San Francisco, CA.

  • Cole, G. E., Gorsky, R., MacGowan, R., & Collier, C. Costs and Cost-effectiveness of HIV Prevention Activities in Methadone Treatment Clinics in the Northeast Region of the United States. 9th International Conference on AIDS and IVth STD World Congress (June, 1993), Berlin, Germany.

  • MacGowan, R., Cole, G. E., Rugg, D., & Collier, C. Changes in Drug and Sexual Behaviors Reported by Methadone Clients in Connecticut and Massachusetts, by Knowledge of Serostatus, June 1990 through January 1993. 9th International Conference on AIDS and IVth STD World Congress (June, 1993), Berlin, Germany.

  • Katende, M., Kabanda, M., Bunnel, R., Nankunda, A., & Cole, G. E., Using Evaluation Results to Mobilize Community-based AIDS Care and Prevention Activities in Uganda. 8th International Conference on AIDS/III STD World Congress (July, 1992), Amsterdam, Netherlands.

  • Martinez, R., Colon, H., Robles, R., Matos, T.D., Diaz, N., Cole, G. E., & MacGowan, R., Factors Associated with HIV Seropositivity among Drug Injectors Entering Treatment in Puerto Rico. 8th International Conference on AIDS/III STD World Congress (July, 1992), Amsterdam, Netherlands.

  • MacGowan, R., Rugg, D., Stark, K., Cole, G. E., & Swanson, N., HIV Test History and Voluntary Testing among Injection Drug Users in Treatment: What Influences Testing? 8th International Conference on AIDS/III STD World Congress (July, 1992), Amsterdam, Netherlands.

  • MacGowan, R., Cole, G. E., & Scibak, J. Drug Use and Self-reported HIV Serostatus of Clients Entering Methadone Treatment Programs in New England. The 120th annual meeting of the American Public Health Association. Washington, D.C., November, 1992.

  • Keefer, L., Balcazar, H., Cobas, J., & Cole, G. E., Behavioral Risk Factors Associated with Cardiovascular Disease Between Hispanics and Whites in Maricopa County, Arizona. Conference of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology and the American Institute of Nutrition (April 21-25, 1991), Atlanta, GA.

  • Balcazar, H., Cobas, J., Keefer, L., & Cole, G. E., Behavioral and Socio-demographic Risk Factors Associated with Body Mass Index Between Hispanics and Whites in Maricopa County, Arizona. Conference of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology and the American Institute of Nutrition (April 21-25, 1991), Atlanta, GA.

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