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CONTENTS
About CBRS
Center Director
Associate Directors
Grace L. Reynolds
Lee M. Kochems
Faculty Collaborators
Carol Itatani
Norma Shipp
Kevin Malotte
Philip S.
Chong
Vincent Del
Casino
Scott Hershberger
Jack W. Hou
Alexander Rainof
Christine Jocoy
William Pedersen
Jeffrey Davis
Mission &
Goals
Annual Report
2005-2006
2004-2005
2003-2004
2002-2003
2000-2001
1999-2000
1998-1999
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Current
Research & Evaluation Activities
The Center
for Behavioral Research and Services continued work on recent projects
funded in prior years. Activities included the completion of the National
Institute on Drug Abuse-funded projects entitled “HIV Reduction for Drug-Using
MSMs,” scheduled to end May, 2001; and “Theory-Based HIV Sexual Risk Reduction
for Drug Users,” scheduled to end August 2001. “Interventions to Reduce
HBV, BCV and HIV Among IDUs” continues for another year; the evaluation
for the National Library of Medicine Project entitled “Telemedicine Testbed
Project” is scheduled to end October 2001, and the University wide AIDS
Research Program (UARP) Center pilot projects will be ongoing for at least
another year.
Current
Service Activities
HIV / AIDS
Mobile Testing
CBRS operates
a mobile unit that brings HIV testing and counseling services to drug
users both in and out of treatment. This mobile program has been operating
and receiving funding from L.A. County since 1993. It routinely provides
services to drug treatment programs within the south bay areas of Los
Angeles County and neighborhoods with a high prevalence of drug abuse.
A study using data from this program is currently “in press” at the Journal
of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes that looks at HIV serostatus
as a function of drug treatment setting (Klahn, Fisher & Wood). This
program received funding for an additional year from the County of Los
Angeles, and also received funding for a Hepatitis C demonstration project.
Food Bank
and Counseling Program
CBRS maintains
a Food Bank on the premises for indigent drug-using individuals who also
participate in HIV / AIDS prevention activities. Health educators conduct
personalized risk reduction counseling and group counseling services,
and clients are given referrals to medical and social services. The program
is funded through June 2003.
Ready
for Action
Los Angeles
County funded this HIV prevention program from 1995 to 2003. The program
targets gay and bisexual men in Long Beach and consists of community outreach,
education and weekly support groups. The program name, Ready for Action,
was based on the preparation stage of the Trans-Theoretical Model (TTM)
of behavior change. This program is funded through June 2003.
Listo
para Acción
Listo para
Acción, also funded by Los Angeles County, has been in operation at CBRS
since 1997. The Listo program includes community outreach as a means
of recruitment and conducts structured workshops. Workshops are based
on Trans-Theoretical Model principles and are both culturally competent
and linguistically appropriate. This project is funded through 2003.
Proyecto
S.O.L.A.A.R.
As part of
California’s high-risk initiative, CBRS was funded in 2000 by a sub-contract
through the Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services to conduct
this HIV prevention program for Spanish-speaking Latino gay and bisexual
men. The S.O.L.A.A.R. (Superación Orgullo y Lucha A través de Amor en
Relaciones) program also is based on the Trans-Theoretical Model. It
is funded through June 2003.
Accomplishments
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During
the year, Center staff prepared and submitted nearly a dozen abstracts
for presentation at the annual meeting of the American Public Health
Association, to be held in Atlanta in October 2001. Nine abstracts
were accepted for poster presentations and one was accepted for oral
presentation.
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Staff
presented six posters at the 2000 annual meeting of the American Public
Health Association in Boston. In February 2001, Center staff participated
in the 3rd annual CHIPTS UCLA Next Generation Conference,
with five staff making oral presentations, and one staff member making
a poster presentation.
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Center
staff will be making oral presentations at the Health Services Disparities
and Addictions Conference to be held in Houston in October 2001.
Currently, four publications are under review at peer-reviewed journals
and another five publications have either been published or are “in
press.”
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Center staff in professional training presentations
trained over 200 individuals around the state. Center
staffs were also involved in many professional training opportunities
to increase their own expertise in areas that pertain to their jobs.
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Nine
staff members attended the SAS Users Group International annual meeting,
held for the first time in Long Beach. Ten staff members attended
training on Viking Data Entry software, held on the CSULB campus.
Staff also received training on a variety of other topics, including
SAS Version 8 and SAS Macro Language; DataFlux™ software, and network
security.
Faculty
and Student Involvement
Dr. Philip S. Chong, Ph.D.
Professor and Department Chair
Management / Human Resource Management
College of Business Administration
California State University, Long Beach
Dr. Vincent J. Del Casino Jr., Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Geography and Liberal Studies Program
College of Liberal Arts / College of Education
California State University, Long Beach
Dr. Joellen Hartley, Ph.D.
Professor
Psychology
College of Liberal Arts
California State University, Long Beach
Dr. Scott Hershberger, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Psychology
College of Liberal Arts
California State University, Long Beach
Dr. Jack W. Hou, Ph.D.
Professor
Economics
College of Liberal Arts
California State University, Long Beach
Dr. Alexander Rainof, Ph.D.
Professor
Romance / German / Russian Languages & Literature
College of Liberal Arts
California State University, Long Beach
Student
Collaboration
During the
past year, CBRS provided employment or internship experiences for a number
of students.
Michele
Wood Doctoral Student, School of Public Health
University of California, Los
Angeles
Grace
Reynolds Doctoral Student, School of Policy, Planning & Development
University
of Southern California
Patricia
Jones Doctoral Student, School of Public Health
Loma Linda University
Amanda
Botticello Graduate Student, School of Public Health
University of California, Los Angeles
Jennifer
Klahn Graduate Student, Psychology Department
California State University, Long Beach
Jamie
Sweningson Graduate Student, School of Public Health
University of California, Los Angeles
Sonja
Johnson Graduate Student, School of Public Health
University of California, Los Angeles
Stacie
Bauerle Graduate Student, Psychology Department
California State University, Long Beach
Juan Muñiz
Undergraduate Student, Department of Health Sciences
California State University, Long Beach
Biren
Shukla Undergraduate Student, Computer Sciences
California State University, Long Beach
Tiffany
Creighton Undergraduate Student, Social Work
California State University, Long Beach
Edwin
Flores Undergraduate Student, Psychology
California State University, Long Beach
Danny
Galindo Undergraduate Student, Nursing
California State University, Long Beach
Alfredo
Reyes Undergraduate Student, Nursing
California State University, Long Beach
Gregorio
Narvas III Undergraduate Student, Graphic Design
California State University, Long Beach
Research
Accomplishments
Center
staff has been actively involved in the production of manuscripts and
poster presentations.
Dr.
Dennis G. Fisher, Ph.D.
Center Director
Fisher, D. G., Harbke, C. R., Cagle, H. H., & Fenaughty, K. E. (2001).
Syringe type preference among injection drug users. Journal of Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 26 (5), 515-516.
Grace
L. Reynolds, M.P.A.
Associate Director
Reynolds, G. L., Fisher, D. G., & Harbke, C. R. (2001) Selection
effect of needle exchange in Alaska. Journal of Urban Health: Bulletin
of the New York Academy of Medicine.
Michele
Wood, M.S.
Associate Director
Wood, M. M. (2001). [Review of the book Tailoring Health Messages:
Customizing Communication with Computer Technology by M. Kreuter,
D. Farrell, L. Olevitch, & L. Brennan]. Health Education and Behavior,
28, 249-251.
Eduardo
Archuleta
Program Manager
Archuleta, E. R., Rodriguez, J. C., Reynolds, G. L., Buitrón, M., &
Reyes, A. (2001, April). Using stages of change in HIV risk reduction
for Latino MSM. 3rd Annual CHIPTS UCLA Next Generation Conference,
Los Angeles, CA.
Michael
A. Janson, B.A.
Program Manager
Janson, M. A., Klahn, J. A., Buitrón, M., Wood, J. L., & Fisher, D.
G. (2001, April). HIV Risk perception related to HAART among MSM. 3rd
Annual CHIPTS UCLA Next Generation Conference, Los Angeles, CA
Michael
Buitrón, B.F.A.
Intervention Specialist
Buitrón, M., Janson, M. A., Archuleta, E. R., Klahn, J. A., & Fisher,
D. G. (2001, April). Age and HIV risk among MSM in Long Beach, CA. 3rd
Annual CHIPTS UCLA Next Generation Conference, Los Angeles, CA.
Julio
C. Rodríguez
Intervention Specialist
Fisher, D. G., Rainof, A., Rodríguez, J., & Muñiz, J. F. (in press)
Translation problems of the Readiness to Change Questionnaire, Alcohol
and Alcoholism.
Jennifer
A. Klahn, B.A.
Research Technician
Klahn, J. A., Fisher, D. G., & Wood, J. L. (in press) HIV serostatus
as a function of drug treatment services, Journal of Acquired Immune
Deficiency Syndromes.
Juan
F. Muñiz
Health Educator
Muñiz, J. F., Fisher, D. G., Wood, M. M., Klahn, J. A., Reynolds, G. L.,
& Moreno-Branson, K. (2001).
Characteristics of Hispanic injection drug and crack cocaine users
in Long Beach, CA. Manuscript in preparation.
Poster
Presentations
Archuleta,
E. R., Rodríguez, J. C., Reynolds, G. L., Buitrón, M., & Reyes, A.2001,
October) Using stages of change in HIV risk
reduction for Latino MSM, Abstract accepted
for presentation at the American Public Health Association
Annual Meeting.
Archuleta, E. R., Rodríguez, J. C., Reynolds, G. L., Buitrón, M., &
Reyes, A. (2001, April). Using stages of change
in HIV risk reduction for Latino MSM. 3rd
Annual CHIPTS UCLA Next Generation Conference, Los Angeles,
Los Angeles, CA.
Buitrón, M., Janson, M. A., Archuleta, E. R., Klahn, J. A., & Fisher,
D. G. (2001, April). Age and HIV risk among
MSM in Long Beach, CA. 3rd Annual CHIPTS
UCLA Next Generation Conference, Los Angeles, Los Angeles,
CA.
Corby, N., Lightfoot, M., Buitrón, M., & Archuleta, E. R. (February,
2001). Translating the CDC’s AIDS community demonstration
project into local and international practice.
Poster presented at the California AIDS Research:
Translating Research into Local and Global Action
Conference,
LA, CA.
Fenaughty, A. M., Fisher, D. G., & Bigelow, C. (2000, November).
Gender differences in injection behavior
among IDUs in Anchorage, Alaska.
Abstracts 128th American Public Health Association Annual
Meeting & Exposition (4099 – 263).
Fisher, D. G., Littell, R. C., Fenaughty, A. M., Bigelow, C., & Cagle,
H. H. (2000, November 12-16). Does needle
exchange cause an increase in drug use?
Abstracts 128th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting
& Exposition (4099 – 262).
Hershberger, S. L., Janson, M. A., Fisher, D. G., Wood, J. L., & Archuleta,
E. R. (2001, October) HIV risk factors among
older injecting drug users. Abstract accepted
for presentation at the American Public Health Association
Annual Meeting.
Janson, M. A., Klahn, J. A., Buitrón, M., Wood, J. L., Rhodes, F. &
Fisher, D. G. (2001, October) HIV risk perceptions
related to HAART among MSM. Abstract accepted
for presentation at the American Public Health Association
Annual Meeting.
Janson, M. A., Klahn, J. A., Buitrón, M., Wood, J. L. & Fisher, D.
G. (2001, April). HIV Risk perception related
to HAART among MSM. 3rd Annual CHIPTS
UCLA Next Generation Conference, Los Angeles, Los Angeles,
CA.
Jones, P., Deluna, R., Wood, M. M., Fisher, D. G. & Reynolds, G. L.
(2001, October) Exploring the relationship
between age and drug use risk among street-recruited
women. Abstract accepted for presentation at the
American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.
Klahn, J. A., Johnson, M. E., Fisher, D. G., Reynolds, G. L., Janson,
M. A., & Wood,M. M. (2001, November)
Homelessness among out-of-treatment drug
users. Abstract accepted for presentation at the Health
Disparities and Addictions
Conference.
Reynolds, G. L., Wood, M. M., Fisher, D. G., & Rhodes, F. (2001, October)
Predictors of emergency room usage among drug
users in Long Beach, CA. Abstract accepted
for presentation at the American Public Health Association
Annual Meeting.
Reynolds, G. L., Fisher, D. G., Trubatch, B. A., Harbke, C. R., &
Wells, R. S. (2001,October) Barriers to vocational
success among injecting drug users.
Abstract accepted for presentation at the American Public
Health Association Annual Meeting.
Reynolds, G. L., Wells, R. S., Fisher, D. G., & Cagle, H. H. (2001,
October) Who pays for health services for
Alaskan IDUs? Abstract accepted for presentation
at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.
Reynolds, G. L., Wood, M. M., & Fisher, D. G. (2001, November). Use
of emergency room services by drug
users in Long Beach: Some methodological
considerations. Abstract accepted for presentation at
the Health Disparities and Addictions Conference.
Reynolds, G. L., Wood, M. M., & Fisher, D.G. (2001) Use of health
services providers by drug users in Long Beach.
Poster presented at the 3rd Annual
CHIPTS UCLA Next Generation Conference, Los Angeles, CA
Reynolds, G. L., Fisher, D. G., & Harbke, C. R. (2000). Predictors
of who uses a needle exchange in a randomized
study. Paper presented at the 11th Long
Beach Research Symposium, Long Beach, CA.
Reynolds, G. L., Fisher, D. G., & Harbke, C. R. (2000, November).
Predictors of who uses a needle exchange in
a randomized study. Paper presented at the
128th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association.
Rhodes, F., Wood, M. M. (2000, November). A cognitive-behavioral intervention
to reduce HIV risks among
active drug users. Paper presented at the 11th
Long Beach Research Symposium, Long Beach, CA.
Rhodes, F., Wood, M. M., Wood, J. L., Padilla, S. M., Merrick, R. L.,
Corby, N. H. (2000, November). An interactive
telephone system for HIV prevention among active
drug users. Paper presented at the 11th Long Beach
Research Symposium, Long Beach, CA.
Wells, R. S., Fisher, D. G., Fenaughty, A. M., & Cagle, H. H (2000,
November). Hepatitis
A among injection drug users in Anchorage, Alaska.
Abstracts128th American Public Health Association Annual
Meeting & Exposition (4099 – 262).
Wells, R. S., Fisher, D. G., Fenaughty, A. M., & Cagle, H. H. (2000,
November). Hepatitis C and alcohol preference
among injection drug users in Anchorage, Alaska.
Abstracts 128th American Public Health Association
Annual Meeting & Exposition (4098 – 261).
Wood, M. M., Deluna, R. A., Wood, J. L., Jones, P. L., Janson, M. A.,
& Fisher, D. G. (2001, October) Predictors
of homelessness among drug users in Long
Beach, CA. Abstract accepted for presentation at the American
Public Health Association Annual Meeting.
Wood, M. M., Deluna, R. A., Janson, M. A., Cagle, M., & Fisher, D.
G. (2001 October) A social-cognitive
HIV risk-reduction program for drug users: Participation
factors. Abstract accepted for presentation at the
American Public Health Association Annual Meeting.
Wood, M. M., Janson, M. A., Wood, J. L., & Fisher, D. G. (2001, April).
Predictors of homelessness among drug users in
Long Beach, CA. 3rd Annual CHIPTS
UCLA Next Generation Conference, Los Angeles, CA.
Journal
Articles
Deren, S.,
Stark, M., Rhodes, F., Siegal, H., Cottler, L., Wood, M., Kochems, L.,
Carlson, R., Falck, R., Rourke, K., Trotter,
R., Weir, B., Goldstein, M., Wright-DeAguero,
L., Cesari, H., & Lambert, E. (2001). Drug-using men
who have sex with men: Sexual behaviors and sexual identities.
Culture, Health, and Sexuality, 3, 329-338.
Des Jarlais, D. C., Clarke, J., Fisher, D. G., Yancovitz, M., Sperling,
E., Milliken, J., & Schlicting, E. (in press).
Vaccination for injecting drug users: Syringe exchange
on-site and referral to health department. American Journal
of Public Health.
Fisher, D. G., Rainof, A., Rodríguez, J. C., Archuleta, E., & Muñiz,
J.F. (in press) Translation Problems of the Readiness
to Change Questionnaire, Alcohol and
Alcoholism.
Fisher, D. G., Harbke, C. R., Cagle, H. H., & Fenaughty, K. E.
(2001). Syringe type preference
among injection drug users. Journal of Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 26(5), 515-516.
Fisher, D. G., Reynolds, G. L., & Harbke, C. R. (in press). Selection
effect of needle exchange in Anchorage Alaska.
Journal of Urban Health, Bulletin of
the New York Academy of Medicine.
Johnson, M. E., Reynolds, G. L., & Fisher, D. G. (2001). Employment
status and psychological symptomatology among
drug users not currently in treatment. Evaluation
and Program Planning, 24, 215-220.
Johnson, M. E., Fisher, D. G., Montoya, I., Booth, R., Rhodes, F., Andersen,
M., Zhuo, Z., & Williams, M. (2000). Reliability
and validity of not- in- treatment
drug users’ follow-up self-reports. AIDS and Behavior,
4(4), 373-380.
Klahn, J. A., Fisher, D. G. & Wood, J. L. (in press) HIV Serostatus
as a Function of Drug Treatment
Services, Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes.
Wood, M. M. (2001). [Review of the book Tailoring Health Messages:
Customizing
Communication with Computer Technology by M. Kreuter,
D. Farrell, L. Olevitch, & L. Brennan]. Health Education
and Behavior, 28, 249-251.
Manuscripts
currently submitted for publication
Bruce, S.,
Fisher, D. G., Johnson, M. E., & Fenaughty, A. M. (2001). Relationship
between employment status and antisocial diagnoses
among drug users not currently in treatment.
Fisher, D. G., Fenaughty, A. M., Cagle, H. H., & Reynolds, G. L. (2001).
Alaskan drug users’ use of pharmacies for
purchasing needles.
Fisher, D. G., Harbke, C. R., Canty, J. R., & Reynolds, G. L. (2001).
Needle and syringe cleaning practices among
injection drug users.
Fisher, D. G., Fenaughty, A. M., Cagle, H. H., & Wells, R. S. (2001).
Needle exchange and injection drug use frequency:
A randomized clinical trial.
Reynolds, G. L., Wells, R. S., Fisher, D. G., & Cagle, H. H. (2001).
Health services usage by Alaskan injection drug
users.
Schlicting,
E. G., Johnson, M. E., Wells, R. S., Brems, C., & Fisher, D. G. (2001).
Validity of injecting drug users’ self report
of hepatitis B.
Wells, R. S., Fisher, D. G., Fenaughty, A. M., & Cagle, H. H. (2001).
Hepatitis A prevalence among injection drug
users.Manuscripts currently in
preparation
Manuscripts
currently in preparation
Fenaughty, A. M., Wells, R. S., Pearce, F. W., Statz, D., Fisher, D. G.,
& Ziemski, G. (2001). Telemedicine and
antibiotics in rural Alaska.
Fisher, D. G., Pearce, F.W., Statz, D. J., & Wood, M. M. (2001).
Employment retention of health care providers
in frontier areas of Alaska.
Muñiz, J. F., Fisher, D. G., Wood, M. M., Klahn, J. A., Reynolds, G. L.,
& Moreno-Branson, K. (2001).
Characteristics of Hispanic injection drug
and crack cocaine users in Long Beach, CA.
Reynolds, G. L., Klahn, J. A., Wood, M. M., Fisher, D. G., & Janson,
M. A. (2001). Using stages of change intervention
in a service setting with
street- recruited women.
Reynolds, G. L., Kahn, J. A., & Fisher, D. G. (2001). Member
retention issues in California’s HIV prevention
planning local implementation groups.
Wood, M. M., Klahn, J. A., Janson, M.A., Reynolds, G. L., & Fisher,
D. G. (2001). Correlates of homelessness among
drug users in Long Beach, CA.
Wood, M. M., Fisher, D. G., & Janson, M. A. (2001). Behavior
change among drug users: A comparison of staging
methods.
Workshops
Archuleta,
E. & Buitrón, M. (2000, September). Strengthening Existing
Prevention Interventions. One-day workshop
conducted in San Rafael, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Buitrón, M. (2000, November). Strengthening Existing
Prevention Interventions. One-day workshop conducted
in Sacramento, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Buitrón, M. (2001, January). Strengthening Existing
Prevention Interventions. Two-day workshop
conducted in Fairfield, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Buitrón, M. (2001, March). Strengthening Existing
Prevention Interventions. Two-day workshop
conducted in San Luis Obispo, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Buitrón, M. (2001, May). Strengthening Existing
Prevention Interventions. Two-day workshop
conducted in Los Angeles, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Buitrón, M. (2001, April). Primary Prevention
for Positives.
Two-day workshop conducted in Monterey, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Buitrón, M. (2001, June). Primary Prevention for
Positives.
Two-day workshop conducted in Alameda, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Buitrón, M. (2001, April). Characteristics of
Effective
Interventions. Two-day workshop conducted
in Santa Ana, CA.
Archuleta, E. & Tanner, W. (2001, February). Primary Prevention
for Positives. Two-day workshop conducted
in Hollywood, CA.
Reynolds, G. L. & Jones, P. (2001, February) Women and HIV: What
are the Risks? One-day workshop
conducted in Long Beach, CA.
Reynolds, G.L. & Klahn, J. A. (2001, May). HIV Prevention with
At-Risk
Adolescents. One-day workshop conducted
in Santa Barbara, CA.
Reynolds, G.L. & Klahn, J. A. (2001, June 8). Prevention Strategies
in Treatment
Settings. One-day workshop conducted in Long Beach, CA.
Reynolds, G.L. & Klahn, J. A. (2001, June 29). Prevention Strategies
in Treatment
Settings. One-day workshop conducted in Long Beach,
CA.
Reynolds, G.L. & Klahn, J. A. (2001, July 20). Prevention Strategies
in Treatment
Settings. One-day workshop conducted in Long Beach, CA.
Wood, M. M., & Buitrón, M. (2001, June). Group Strategies for
Reducing HIV Risk. Two-day workshop conducted
in Napa, CA.
Workshop
Curricula Developed
An Overview
of Program Evaluation (Trebow, E. & Fisher, D.G.)
Formative Evaluation (Trebow, E., Klahn, J. A., & Fisher, D. G.)
Process Evaluation (Trebow, E., Fisher, D. G., & Reynolds, G. L.)
Impact Evaluation (Trebow, E. Fisher, D. G., & Reynolds, G. L.)
Outcome Evaluation (Trebow, E., Fisher, D. G., & Reynolds, G. L.)
Other
Publications
The Community
Resource Guide, (2001).
La Guía de Recursos para la Comunidad, (2001).
IRB
Protocols Approved
Approval
Program
Protocol # Date Community Challenge Grant
01-146 01/02/01
Counseling and Food Program 01-320
01/23/01
Counseling and Food Program (modification) 01-320 06/22/01
Listo para Acción 01-147 01/02/01
Mobile Testing Program 01-345
02/28/01
Needle Exchange Pilot Study 01-260 03/08/01
Needle Exchange Pilot Study (modification) 01-260 06/22/01
Proyecto S.O.L.A.A.R. 01-148
01/02/01
Ready for Action 01-299
01/02/01
Ready for Action (modification) 01-299
08/08/01
Certificates of Confidentiality (DHHS)
Approval
Program
Certificate#
Date Counseling and Food Program
01-112 04/18/01
Needle Exchange Pilot Study 01-112 04/18/01
Ready for Action
in progress
Listo para Acción
in progress
S.O.L.A.A.R.
in progress
Grants/Contracts
Funded 2000-2001
S.O.L.A.A.R.,
$142,000, 7/1/00-6/30/01
RFA/LPA, $151,778, 7/1/00-6/30/01
Mobile Counseling and Testing, $302,138, 7/1/00-6/30/01
HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction-Foodbank, $182,434, 7/1/00-6/30/01
University of Alaska-Telemedicine, $27,460, 11/1/00-10/31/01
Follow-Up for Needle Exchange, $436,397, 8/1/00-7/31/02
Universitywide AIDS Research Program, $1,500,000, 1/1/00-12/31/02
Technical Assistance and Training, $269,970, 7/1/00-8/31/01
Intervention Training, $299,450, 7/1/00-6/30/01
CDC Replication Grant, $200,000, 10/1/00-9/30/01*
NIDA Crack, $550,008, 9/1/2000-8/31/01*
NIDA MSM, $489,551, 6/1/00-5/31/01*
Grant
proposals submitted and pending as of 6/30/01
•
HIV Risk Reduction & Assessment for Older MSM
(NIDA) $378,000, 9/1/01-8/30/03
• Performance Excellence in Drug Treatment
(NIDA) $3,047,737, 4/1/02-3/31/07
• Designer Drugs & HIV Prevention in Gay/Bisexual Men
(NIDA) $3,039,692, 2/1/02-1/31/07
• Evaluation, Technical Assistance, and Coordination of Four
Coordinated HIV/STD/TV/Substance Abuse Prevention
Networks in Los Angeles
County
(LA County OAPP), $1,500,000,
12/1/01-12/31/04
• Competitive Renewal Mobile Counseling and Testing Services
(LA County) $250,000,
1/1/02-12/31/02
• Hepatitis C Demonstration Project
(LA County), $180,000, 1/1/02-12/31/02
• Organizational Responses to Implementation of Prop 36 in
California
(NIDA), $4,234,614,
12/1/02-11/30/07
• ITRII Telemedicine
(DOD), $134,000, 10/1/01-9/30/02
*moved from Center 2/20/01
Proposals
submitted but rejected
Robert Wood
Johnson Foundation
Meta-Analysis of Effect Sizes in Needle Exchange
$100,000, 9/1/01-8/31/02
Tobacco-Related
Diseases Research Program
Tobacco Use and Illicit Drug Use in Young
Women
$600,000, 7/1/01-6/30/03
Staff
Members and CSULB Collaborators Completing
On-Line Human Subjects Couse
E. Archuleta,
4/19/01 P. Mendívil, 7/12/01
M. Buitrón,
10/27/00 J. F. Muñiz, 4/18/01
D.
Fisher, 10/2/00 A.
Rainof, 8/23/01
D. Galindo,
7/12/01 A. Reyes, 4/30/01
M. Gómez,
7/24/01 G. Reynolds, 10/20/00
J. Hartley,
5/21/01 – Psychology Faculty J. Rodríguez, 11/30/00
J. Hou, 6/1/01
– Economics Faculty J. Sweningson, 7/11/01
J. Klahn,
4/19/01 R. Vann, 7/12/01
A. Méndez,
5/7/01 C. G. Willey,
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