1. EDESSA C. JOBLI, MD, MPH
Strengths and career highlights related to research and evaluation of health services
programs include design, development, coordination and evaluation of health services
programs for diverse groups of populations and settings. These include:
 Access to care: These programs assessed barriers to health services, and factors
and systems that increase access to health services including identifying the
strengths and weakness of the health services programs and identifying key
opportunities to intervene to increase access to care.
 Utilization of care: These programs described and assessed linkages and
processes within and between agencies, organizations and programs (e.g. services
systems mapping); described populations served and patterns of health services
utilization and delivery provided by a non-profit volunteer coalition of health care
services’ providers.
 Cost of care / Financing of care: Fully coordinated, community-based, case
management programs using a multi-agency, community-service integration
model and evaluated if these programs were viable and cost-effective approach
for managing health services needs for the uninsured, the homeless, and the
medically underserved population who are in need of primary and specialty health
care.
 Health services outcomes including quality of life: Programs that studied
clinical indicators that assess health structures, processes, and outcomes, which
allowed the quality of care to be measured. These include satisfaction of
population with health services received; if health services received impacted day-
to-day functioning (i.e. physical, mental, emotional, and social functioning), and if
services received by clients improve ability to work (ability to go back to work or
miss fewer days at work), improve general health status and clinical indications,
and ultimately overall quality of life. A program that assessed satisfaction of
parents of children with special health care needs with treatment by office staff,
communication with the pediatrician, involvement in decision-making and
coordination of services outside the practice and a longitudinal study of a
pediatric practice-based versus an agency-based model of care coordination for
children and youth with special health care needs.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Senior Research and Evaluation Specialist, University of North Florida School of
Nursing (UNF-SON), Jacksonville, FL, August 2013 to present
 Provide key input and actively participate in UNF-SON’s community health nursing
health services programs and projects. Work with nursing faculty on health services
programs development and evaluation of these programs.
 Responsibilities include research and evaluation design and planning, process and
program evaluation, psychometric studies, grant writing, IRB submissions, literature
and document reviews.
 Active role in working with community partners in the planning and implementation
of health services programs.
 Serve as data analyst on the evaluation of health services programs, prepare, and
present reports to faculty and community partners. These programs and studies
include evaluating impact of service-learning course to nursing students and faculty;
evaluating impact of university-community partnership on patient outcomes (clinical
indicators, mental and emotional, access to care, and quality of life), community
based-clinics, students, and faculty; and psychometric studies on data collection
instruments used in community nursing programs.
Competencies and
Skills Profile
RESEARCH DESIGN &
ANALYSES
 Survey design and planning
 Quantitative and qualitative
studies
 Experimental and descriptive
research designs
 Psychometric studies including
Q-methodology
 Advanced statistical analyses
using SPSS
EVALUATION
 Process and outcome evaluation
 Satisfaction and usability testing
 Logic model
DATA COLLECTION &
MANAGEMENT
 Questionnaires, interviews,
focus groups, expert panel
discussions, needs assessment
HEALTH SERVICES
 Mental health, behavioral health
and other risky behaviors
 Alcohol, Tobacco and other
Drug Use (ATOD)
 Healthcare services and other
patient outcomes
 Health disparity
 Health services utilization
 Access to care
 Quality of life
EDUCATION & SOCIAL
POLICY
 Theories of health behaviors
 School-based programs
 Aging
 Children and family
 Criminal justice
 Homelessness
 Systems of care
 Medical home
TEACHING,
MANAGEMENT &
COMMUNICATION
 Graduate and undergraduate
public health and social sciences
courses
 Subject matter expert in
curriculum development
 Project management, staff
training and supervision
 Public and professional
presentations
 Group facilitations
 Grant, manuscript and technical
report writing

2. Consulting Research and Evaluation Specialist, Health-Tech Consultants, Inc.
(HTCI), Jacksonville, FL, January 2012 to present
 Serve as the research and evaluation specialist for HTCI in all phases of a project
including needs assessment, grant development, program evaluation, project
management, and data collection, analysis and reporting.
 Work on health services programs related to public health community initiatives on
health outcomes, health disparity, healthcare access and utilization, and quality of
care among the non-insured and homeless population.
 Programs also include evaluation on the impact of a transition program from
practicing as a paramedic to practicing as a nurse; impact on advisory committee and
students of a Department of Labor funded Community-Based Job Training Grant
for Port Operations, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management; impact of a
volunteerism program on older adults’ physical and mental health, spirituality, and
quality of life; and impact on parents and children of a YMCA sponsored after-
school program.
Scientific Research Review Coordinator for the National Registry of Evidence-
based Programs and Practice (NREPP), MANILA Consulting Group, Inc.,
McLean, VA, April 2006 to June 2014
 Managed reviews of interventions submitted to NREPP, an initiative of the
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). These
included health services programs that were developed and implemented across the
country and internationally including those submitted through the Center for Mental
Health Services (CMHS) and Center for Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment
(CSAP/CSAT). Included in these reviews were programs on epidemiology, health
services and prevention research addressing drug abuse/addictions and related risk
behaviors, and mental health promotion and treatment programs.
 Provided key input in the ongoing improvement of policies and procedures related to
NREPP reviews of health services programs.
 Served as a content expert to provide guidance and recommendations to program
developers and expert reviewers on information and materials related to strength of
evidence and other NREPP review process of health services programs.
 Actively participated in the triage of health services program materials submitted for
NREPP review.
 Provided key input and training of research scientist recruited to serve as NREPP
reviewers and other Research Coordinators. Facilitated expert panel discussions on
NREPP review related process.
 Led a descriptive evaluation study on health services programs submitted for a
second review of NREPP, and served as the primary author of an article about the
findings of this study.
Part-Time Research Associate / Research and Program Evaluator, University of
Florida – College of Medicine (Department of Pediatrics and Center for Health Equity
and Quality Research) Jacksonville, FL, December 2005 to September 2012
 Served as a research and evaluation associate and program coordinator for the
Department of Pediatrics, and the Center for Heath Equity and Quality Research
(CHEQR) on all phases of health services programs including needs assessment,
grant development, program evaluation, project management, and data collection,
analysis and reporting.
 Served as a senior evaluator for the SAMHSA grant on Systems of Care, a health
services program that serves to develop integrated home and community-based
services and supports for children and youth with emotional and behavioral
disorders (EBD) and their families by encouraging the development and expansion
of effective and enduring systems of care.
Education
MASTERS IN PUBLIC
HEALTH (MPH)
University of North Florida-
Jacksonville, FL
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
(MD)
Far Eastern University –
Institute of Medicine
Manila, Philippines
B. S. MAJOR IN BIOLOGY
University of the Philippines,
Manila Philippines
Teaching Experience
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH
FLORIDA – COLLEGE OF
HEALTH, Jacksonville, FL
 Part-time Faculty / Visiting
Faculty
 May 2008 to August 2013
 Graduate course on Health
Promotion and Health
Education Strategies and
Methods
 Undergraduate course on
Community Health Research
UNIVERSITY OF
PHOENIX – COLLGE OF
SOCIAL SCIENCES,
Phoenix, AZ
 Part-time Faculty (online)
 August 2010 to present
 Research and Statistics
course
 Critical Thinking Skills in
Management Decision
Making course
 Human services
management: Theory and
practice course
 Served a subject matter
expert (SME) in the
curriculum development of
the Research and Statistics
course
 Member, Advisory
Committee for the College
of Social Sciences

3.  Led the Systems of Care Health Services Mapping study to obtain an in-depth
description of the existing mental health system of Duval County from the
perspective of segments of the community that has a stake in the system (i.e.
providers, practitioners, funders, private and public agencies, family and youth).
Identify strengths and weaknesses within the current mental health system that
serves children, youth and their families, and describe the linkages and processes
within and between agencies, organizations, and programs that serve children /
youth and their families at-risk or with EBD.
 Managed and evaluated the Multisite Research Network Study (MSRN), a study that
evaluated the use of an electronic tool called the Prescription(s) for Learning (PFL)
as an instrument of faculty development in Community Pediatrics within four
training sites that are geographically diverse.
 Coordinated and evaluated the Medical Home Spread Study, a study aimed to assess
the facilitators of, and barriers to, diffusion of the Medical Home model of care in
Duval County.
 Evaluated the Jacksonville Health And Transition Services Program (JAXHATS), a
program aimed to assist adolescents and young adults with special health care needs
and transitioning into the adult health care system and employment.
 Evaluator and co-author in a study on the Validation Of A Transition Readiness
Assessment Instrument For Youth With Special Health Care Needs Enrolled In
JaxHATS, Jacksonville Health And Transition Services Program.
 Evaluator and co-author on the study on Integrating Developmental and Maternal
Depression Screening in Pediatric Practice.
 Evaluator and research associate on a study on disparity on breast-feeding practices
among African American women.
Projects Manager / Senior Research Associate, University of Florida – College of
Health and Human Performance, Addictive and Health Behaviors Research
Institute, Jacksonville, FL, September 2004 to January 2006
 Managed and evaluated grant projects funded by National Institutes of Health
(NIDA and NIAAA). These projects focus on prevention of ATOD use, and
promotion of healthy lifestyle behaviors among grade school and college students.
 Trained and supervised research staff including graduate and doctoral students.
 Key role in grant writing, IRB submissions, analyses, and production of technical
reports and manuscripts.
 Served as the Institute’s liaison for community collaborations and other research
partners.
 Presented research findings in professional conferences.
Research Associate / Projects Coordinator, University of North Florida – College
of Health, Center for Drug Prevention Research, Jacksonville, FL, August 1999 to
August 2004
 Coordinated and evaluated grant projects funded by National Institutes of Health
(NIDA and NIAAA) and SAMHSA. These projects focus on prevention of ATOD
use, and promotion of healthy lifestyle behaviors among grade school and college
students.
 Trained and supervised research staff including graduate and doctoral students.
 Key role in grant writing, IRB submissions, analyses, and production of technical
reports and manuscripts.
 Served as the Institute’s liaison for community collaborations and other research
partners.
 Presented research findings in professional conferences.
Awards and Honors
AWARD OF RESEARCH
EXCELLENCE
University of North Florida –
Office of Research and Sponsored
Programs, April 2014
FACULTY
EMPOWERMENT
SERVICE AWARD
University of North Florida –
Student Disability Resource Center,
March 2010
RESEARCH SERVICE
AWARD
University of Florida - Department
of Health Education and Behavior
July 2005
PHI KAPPA PHI HONOR
SOCIETY
University of North Florida
School Year 1999-2000
OUTSTANDING POST-
GRADUATE MEDICAL
INTERN
US/Philippines War Veterans
Memorial Medical Center, Quezon
City, Philippines, 1992
DEAN’S LIST OF
SCHOLARS
College of Arts and Sciences,
University of the Philippines,
Manila, Philippines, 1983

4. Interdisciplinary Learning and Projects Coordinator, Duval County Health
Department / Northeast Florida Area Health Education (AHEC), Jacksonville, FL,
January 2001 to December 2001
 Developed and coordinated community health projects of allied health care students
doing internship at a health department clinic.
 Trained and supervised allied healthcare students in conducting and implementing
community health projects.
 Key role in grant writing, IRB submissions, analyses, and production of technical
reports and manuscripts.
 Served as the liaison for community collaborations on student’s projects.
Special Projects Associate, Mayo Clinic Jacksonville – Department of Neurology,
August 1998 to June 1999
 Performed neuropsychometric testing on patients for assessment of dementia.
 Collected specimens and information for a study assessing linkages of genetics in
disorders of dementia.
 Actively participated in planning and implementation of research study meetings and
conferences.
 Performed other research-related tasks for the Department of Neurology.
Patient Care Specialist / Clinical Research Associate, Infectious Disease Clinic,
Baptist Medical Center, Jacksonville, FL, October 1993 to August 1998
 Coordinated clinical research studies on clinical trials for anti-retroviral drugs for the
treatment of HIV/AIDS.
 Assist physician with patient care and other patient care related services.
Physician In-Charge, Santa Monica Medical and Surgical Hospital, Manila
Philippines, September 1992 to March 1993
 Performed primary care services and assisted in some surgical and OB/GYN related
procedures
 Trained and supervised junior physicians and nurses.
RESEARCH GRANT EXPERIENCE
Co-Principal Investigator and Project Evaluator, November 2014 to November 2017
“Comprehensive Evaluation of the UNF School of Nursing Community Home-base Model”
Brooks College of Health Dean Professorship Grant
University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL
Co-Principal Investigator and Project Evaluator, June 2014 to January 2015
“Development of Student and Faculty Instruments to Measure Impact of the UNF Home-base Model Community Service-
Learning Curriculum”
A CDC Academic Partnership Cooperative Agreement American Association of Colleges of Nursing grant
funded to the School of Nursing, University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL
Principal Investigator and Project Director, January 2013 to January 2014
“We Care Jacksonville Program Evaluation Study”
A United Way/We Care Jacksonville grant funded to the Department of Public Health,
University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL

5. Program Research Evaluator, January 2011 to January 2012
“A Descriptive Evaluation of Populations Served and Patterns of Health Services Utilization Provided by WeCare
Jacksonville”
A grant funded to the Department of Public Health, Brooks College of Health and We Care Jacksonville
University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL
Research Evaluator, February 2008 to September 2008
“Integrating Developmental and Maternal Depression Screening in Pediatric Practice”
Managed Access to Child Health, Inc. (MATCH)/Partnership for Child Health, Jacksonville, FL
Project Coordinator, January 2007 to March 2008
“Multi-Site Research Network: “Prescription(s) for Learning Faculty Development Study”
An American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) grant
Department of Pediatrics
University of Florida Health Science Center, Jacksonville, FL
Research Specialist and Research Evaluator, May 2007 to June 2008
“Medical Home Spread”
A Children’s Medical Services (CMS) grant
Managed Access to Child Health, Inc. (MATCH)/Partnership for Child Health, Jacksonville, FL
Research Associate / Research Coordinator, August 2006 to February 2007
“Prospective Cohort Study of the Quality of Care of the Medical Home Model for Children with Special Health Care Needs”
A Children’s Medical Services (CMS) grant
Department of Pediatrics
University of Florida Health Science Center/Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL
Research Associate, December 2005 to May 2006
“Breastfeeding Barriers for African American Women”
An American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) grant
Department of Pediatrics
University of Florida Health Science Center/Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL
Senior Research Associate / Project Manager, September 2004 to January 2006
“Brief Positive Image Communications for Adolescents”
A National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) grant
Addictive and Health Behaviors Research Institute
College of Health and Human Performance
University of Florida, Jacksonville, FL
Senior Research Associate / Project Manager, September 2004 to January 2006
“A Selective Prevention Program for High School Seniors”
A National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) grant
Addictive and Health Behaviors Research Institute
College of Health and Human Performance
University of Florida, Jacksonville, FL
Research Associate / Project Coordinator, September 2001 to August 2004
“Staging High Potency Alcoholic Beverage Consumption”
A National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) grant
Center for Research on Substance Abuse
University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL

6. Research Associate / Project Coordinator/Projects Manager,
July 2003 - Jan 2006; Research Assistant, August 1999 – August 2001
“Randomized Trial of a Stage-Based Primary Care Program”
A National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) grant
Center for Research on Substance Abuse
University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL
Special Projects Associate, January 1999 to June 1999
“A Randomized, Double Blind Placebo Controlled Trial to Evaluate the Safety and Efficacy of Vitamin E and Donepezil to
Delay a Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s Disease”
Memory Disorders Clinic
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville/University of California – San Diego
Special Projects Associate, November 1998 to June 1999
“A Multi-Center, Randomized, Double-Blind Placebo Controlled Trial of Estrogen to Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease and Loss
of Memory in Women”
Memory Disorders Clinic
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville/Columbia University
Special Projects Associate, August 1998 to June 1999
“Amyloid Beta Protein in Typical Late Onset Alzheimer’s Disease”
Memory Disorders Clinic
Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, FL
Clinical Research Associate, 1994 to 1998
Infectious Disease Clinic
Baptist Medical Hospital Jacksonville, FL
Worked on the following clinical research:
 “An open Label International Treatment Program for the Use of Saquinavir (HIV Protease Inhibitor) either as a
Monotherapy or in Combination with Other Retrovirals”
 “Open-Label Compassionate Use of Nitazoxanide for the Treament of Cryptosporodiosis in AIDS Patients”
 “Open Label Compassionate Use Study of Clinafloxacin in the Treatment of Patients with Serious Life Threatening
Infections”
REFEREED PUBLICATIONS
Jobli, E. C., Gardner, S.E., Hodgson, A. B., & Essex, A. (2014). The Review of New Evidence 5 Years
Later: SAMHSA’s National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP). Evaluation
Programs and Planning (2014) http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.evalprogplan.2014.08.005
Howard-Barr, E., Moore, M. J., Weiss, J., & Jobli, E. (2011). Public opinion toward sexuality education:
Findings among one south Florida county. American Journal of Sexuality Education, 5, 1-16.
doi:10.1080/15546128.2011.571955
Wood, D., McCaskill, Q. E., Winterbauer, N., Jobli E., Hou, T., Wludyka, P. S., Stowers, K., & Livingood,
W. (2009). A multi-method assessment of satisfaction and services in the medical home by parents
of children and youth with special health care needs (CYSHCN). Maternal and Child Health Journal,
13(1), 5-17.

7. Wood, D., Winterbauer, N., Sloyer, P., Jobli, E., Hao, T., McCaskill, Q., & Livingood, W. C. (2008). A
longitudinal study of a pediatric practice-based versus an agency-based model of care coordination
for children and youth with special health care needs. Maternal Child Health Journal, 13(5), 667-676.
Glassman, T., Werch, C., Jobli, E., & Bian, H. (2007). Alcohol-related fan behavior on college football game
day. Journal of American College Health, 56, 255-260.
Glassman T., Werch C.E., & Jobli, E.C. (2007). Alcohol self-control behaviors among adolescents. Addictive
Behaviors, 32 (3), 590-597.
Werch, C.E., Jobli, E.C., Moore, M.J. DiClemente, C. C., Dore, H.S., and Brown, H.C. (2006). Do alcohol
consumption patterns of adolescents differ by beverage type? Journal of Child & Adolescent Substance
Abuse, 15 (3); 45-62.
Werch, C.E., Grenard, J.L., Burnett, J., Watkins, J.A., Ames, S. & Jobli, E.C. (2006). Translation as a
function of modality: The potential of brief interventions. Evaluation & The Health Professions, 29 (1),
1-37.
Jobli, E.C., Dore, H. S., Werch, C.E., and Moore, M.J. (2005). High potency and other alcoholic beverage
consumption among adolescents. Journal of Alcohol and Drug Education, 49 (4); 45-67.
Jobli, E.C., Werch, C.E. & Moore, M.J. (2005). Validity of a fitness and health behaviors screen for
adolescent [Abstract]. Annals of Behavioral Medicine, 29(Suppl.), S068.
Werch, C.E., Jobli, E.C., Moore, M.J. & DiClemente, C. (2005). Do minimal contact parent and adolescent
print communications addressing fitness influence adolescent substance use [Abstract] Annals of
Behavioral Medicine, 29(Suppl.) S084.
Werch, C.E., Jobli, E.C., Moore, M.J., DiClemente, C. C., Dore, H., and Brown, C. H. (2005). A brief
experimental alcohol beverage-tailored program for adolescents. Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 66(2),
284-290.
Werch, C.E., Moore, M.J., DiClemente, C.C., Bledsoe, R.L., & Jobli, E.C. (2005). A multi-health behavior
intervention integrating physical activity and substance use prevention for adolescents. Prevention
Science, 6(3), 213-226.
Werch, C. E., Moore, M.J., DiClemente, C.C., Owen, D.M., Carlson, J.M., and Jobli, E.C. (2005). Single
versus multiple drug prevention: Is more better and for whom? Substance Use & Misuse, 40, 1085-
1101.
Jobli, E. C. (2004). [Review of the book Emerging theories in health promotion practice and research:
Strategies for improving public health. American Journal of Health Behaviors, 28 (5), 473-475.
Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., DiClemente, C. C., Owen, D. M., Jobli, E. C. & Bledsoe, R. L. (2003). A sport-
based intervention for preventing alcohol use and promoting physical activity among adolescents.
Journal of School Health, 73 (10), 380-388.
NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Jobli, E., Kruger, B., Crowe, D., & Roush, C. Working with the Community to Evaluate Service-Learning
Outcomes: Logic Model Development Process and Measures. Paper presented at the C2U Expo
2015 Citizens Solution – Better World Carleton University Conference. Ottawa, Canada, May 2015.

8. Kruger, B., Wilburn, K., Olinzock, B., Roush, C., & Jobli, E. Quantitative Results from Evaluation of
Community Student Service-Learning in the UNF Home-base Model. Paper presented at the 24th
International Nursing Research Congress, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of
Nursing, Prague Czech Republic, July 2013
Childers, D. O. & Jobli, E. C. Integrating Developmental and Maternal Depression Screening in Pediatric
Practice. Pediatric Academic Societies Annual Meeting. Boston, MA. April/May, 2012
Childers, D. O., Smith, M., DiNicola, J., Veniard, J, Jobli, E. C. & Goldhagen, J. Integrating Developmental
and Maternal Depression Screening in Pediatric Practice. Society of Developmental and Behavioral
Medicine Annual Meeting. San Antonio, Texas, August 2011
Wood D.L., Livingood, W, Jobli, E, Ducett, D, Edwards, L. Validation of a health care transition readiness
assessment instrument for youth with special health care needs. American Public Health
Association. Session Number 4326.0: Ensuring relevance: Health promotion with special
populations. San Diego, CA. October 28, 2008.
Wood, D., Livingood, W., Jobli, E., & Ducett, D. Theory-based development of a health care transition
readiness assessment instrument. Pediatric Academic Societies’ Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada,
May 2007.
Jobli, E.C., Werch, C. E. & Moore, M. J. Perceived risk as a moderator of substance use outcomes in a brief
prevention program. Society of Prevention Research 14th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, May
2006
Porras, G., Kalynych, C, Benson, M., Dizon, L, Jobli, E., & Teng, R. Barriers towards breastfeeding among
African American women: A community analysis for intervention. Community Pediatrics Training
Initiatives – Pediatrics Academic Societies’ Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA, April 2006
Jobli, E.C., Werch, C.E., & Moore, M. J. Aspirational images and their association with health behaviors
among adolescents. American Public Health Association 133rd National Convention, Philadelphia,
PA, December 2005
Werch, C.E., Jobli, E.C., DiClemente, C.C., Moore, M.J. & Brown, C.H. Does tailoring prevention content
to alcoholic beverage type influences beverage specific risk and consumption? American Public
Health Association 133rd National Convention, Philadelphia, PA, December 2005
Burnett, J.P., Werch, C.E., Moore, M.J., Jobli, E.C., Myers, H. & Luke, S. Predictors of heavy drinking
among current adolescent alcohol users. American Public Health Association 133rd National
Convention, Philadelphia, PA., December 2005
Jobli, E.C., Werch, C.E., & Moore, M.J. Validity of a fitness and health behaviors screen for adolescents.
Joint Meeting of the Society of Public Health Educators and Society of Behavioral Medicine: Boston,
MA, April 2005
Werch, C.E., Jobli, E.C., Moore, M.J., & DiClemente, C. Do minimal contact parent and adolescent print
communications addressing fitness influence adolescent substance use? Joint Meeting of the Society
of Public Health Educators and Society of Behavioral Medicine: Boston, MA, April 2005

9. Jobli, E.C., Werch, C.E. & Moore, M.J. Assessing self-reports of alcohol use among adolescents: Generic
versus beverage-specific measures. Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Health
Behaviors, Charleston, SC, February 2005
Burnett, J., Werch, C.E., Moore, M.J., Jobli, E.C., & H. Myers. Predictors of adolescent alcohol, cigarette,
and marijuana use by gender and ethnicity. Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Health
Behavior; Charleston, SC, February 2005
Myers, H., Werch, C.E., Moore, M.J., Jobli, E. C., Burnett, J. Consumption patterns of specific alcohol
beverages among adolescents in three school settings. Scientific Meeting of the American Academy
of Health Behavior; Charleston, SC, February 2005
Glassman, T, Werch, C.E., & Jobli, E.C. Alcohol self-control behaviors of adolescents. Scientific Meeting of
the American Academy of Health Behavior; Charleston, SC, February 2005
Moore, M.J., Werch, C.E., & Jobli, E.C. Risk and protective factors associated with beverage-specific
alcohol consumption patterns among a longitudinal cohort of high school youth. Scientific Meeting of
the American Academy of Health Behavior; Charleston, SC, February 2005
Luke, S., Werch, C.E., Moore, M.J., Jobli, E.C., Burnett, J., & H. Myers. Relations among health promoting
and health damaging behaviors of adolescents. Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Health
Behavior; Charleston, SC, February 2005
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., Burnett, J. & Butler, G. Parenting behaviors, role modeling,
subjective norms, peer pressure or self-image: What matters most in an adolescent’s ability to say no to
alcohol? American Public Health Association 132nd National Convention, Washington, D.C., November
2004.
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J. & Butler, G. Predictors of cigarette and marijuana use among a
longitudinal cohort of demographically diverse high school students. American Public Health
Association 132nd National Convention, Washington, D.C., November 2004.
Moore, M. J., Werch, C. E. & Jobli, E. C. Beverage-specific alcohol consumption patterns among a
longitudinal cohort of high school youth. American Public Health Association 132nd National
Convention, Washington, D.C., November 2004.
Burnett, J., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J. & Jobli, E. C. Self-image and stages of alcohol initiation among
adolescents. American Public Health Association 132nd National Convention, Washington, D.C.,
November 2004.
Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., DiClemente, C. C., Bledsoe, R. L. & Jobli, E. C. A sport-themed alcohol
preventive intervention for high school adolescents. American Public Health Association 132nd National
Convention, Washington, D.C., November 2004.
Werch, C. E., Jobli, E. C., Moore, M. J., DiClemente, C. C. & Dore, H. S. Adolescent’s alcohol patterns and
factors discriminating use of six beverage types. Society of Behavioral Medicine, Baltimore, MD., March
2004.
Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., DiClemente, C. C., Jobli, E. C. & Bledsoe, R. L. Efficacy of a sport-based
alcohol prevention intervention for youth. Fourth Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of
Health Behavior, Sedona, AZ., March 2004.

10. Moore, M. J., Werch, C. E., Bledsoe, R. L & Jobli, E. C. Risk and protective factors for varying stages of
adolescent alcohol consumption. Fourth Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Health
Behavior, Sedona, AZ., March 2004.
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J. Dore, H. S., Butler, G. & Carlson, J. Relationship of drinking
locations to demographic variables, alcohol abuse patterns, and alcohol-related problems and violence
among underage drinkers. American Public Health Association 131st National Convention, San
Francisco, CA., November 2003.
Moore, M. J., Werch, C. E. Bledsoe, R. L., Carlson, J. & Jobli, E. C. Relationship between exercise level and
substance use behaviors among youth. American Public Health Association 131st National Convention,
San Francisco, CA., November 2003.
Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., DiClemente, C. C., Brown, C. H., Jobli, E. C., Dore, H. S. & Polland, R. Staging
high potency alcoholic beverage consumption: Second year progress report. Emerging Research topics
on Malt Liquor and Other Alcohol Content Beverages. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and
Alcoholism (NIAAA), Washington, D.C., March 2003.
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J. & Dore, H. S. Gender differences in specific alcohol beverage use,
risk and protective factors. Third Scientific Meeting of the Academy of Health Behavior. St. Augustine,
FL., March 2003.
Dore, H. S., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., Jobli, E. C. & Bledsoe, R. L. Predicting high and moderate potency
alcohol consumption. Third Scientific Meeting of the Academy of Health Behavior. St. Augustine, FL.,
March 2003.
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J. & Owen, D. Assessing self-reports of alcohol use using two
questionnaire formats. American Public Health Association 130th National Convention, Philadelphia,
PA., November 2002.
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., Owen, D., Carlson, J. & Bledsoe, R. Specific alcohol beverage use
among middle school youth. American Public Health Association 130th National Convention,
Philadelphia, PA., November 2002.
Bledsoe, R. L., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., Carlson, J., Jobli, E. C. & Owen, D. Relationship between health
behaviors and alcohol use among adolescents. American Public Health Association 130th National
Convention, Philadelphia, PA., November 2002.
Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., DiClemente, C. C., Owen, D., Carlson, J. & Jobli, E. C. Comparing the efficacy
of single and multiple drug prevention. American Public Health Association 130th National Convention,
Philadelphia, PA., November 2002.
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J. & Owen, D. Alcohol and drug consumption of adolescents from
different middle school settings. American School Health Association National Convention, Charlotte,
NC., October 2002.
Moore, M. J., Owen, D., Werch, C. E. & Jobli, E. C. Sport participation and substance abuse among eight
grade middle school youth. American Public Health Association 130th National Convention,
Philadelphia, PA., November 2002.

11. Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., Owen, D. & Carlson, J. Role of familial context and influences on
alcohol and drug use, expectancies and problems among adolescents. Second Scientific Meeting of the
American Academy Health Behavior, NAPA Valley, CA., March 2002.
Carlson, J. Werch, C. E., Owen, D., Moore, M. J. & Jobli, E. C. Alcohol, physical fighting and weapon-
carrying among middle school youth. Second Scientific Meeting of the American Academy Health
Behavior, NAPA Valley, CA., March 2002.
Werch, C. E., Moore, M. J., DiClemente, C. C., Brown, H. C. & Jobli, E. C. Staging high potency alcoholic
beverage consumption. National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), Washington,
DC., March 2002.
Jobli, E. C., Werch, C. E., Owen, D. & Carlson, J. Parenting behaviors and their effect on alcohol use
among inner-city middle school youth. American Public Health Association 129th National Convention,
Atlanta, GA., October, 2001.
Jobli, E. C., Owen, D., Werch, C. E., Provencher, L. & Carlson, J. Longitudinal analysis of alcohol outcome
expectancies among inner-city youth. American Public Health Association 129th National Convention,
Atlanta, GA., October, 2001.
Carlson, J., Werch, C. E. Owen, D. Moore, M. J., Kolomeyer, I., Jobli, E. C. & Provencher, L. Recruitment
and retention in a longitudinal study to prevent binge drinking among residential college students.
American Public Health Association 129th National Convention, Atlanta, GA., October, 2001.
Carlson, J., Werch, C. E., Owen, D., Jobli, E. C., Kolomeyer, I., Provencher, L. & Dunn, M. A longitudinal
study of first-year residential college student’s drug use. American Public Health Association 128th
National Convention, Boston, MA., October, 2000.
Werch, C. E., Chally, P., Carlson, J., Owen, D., Thall, K., Sinder, J., Wezniak, M., Jobli, E. C,, Kolomeyer, I.
& Provencher, L. Preliminary results of a social norm binge drinking intervention for first year college
students. American Academy of Health Education, Orlando, FL., March 2000.