Promotion to Associate Professor with Tenure:  Lorenda Belone, PhD, MPH and Kimberly R. Huyser, PhD

Congratulations to Lorenda Belone, PhD., MPH, and Kimberly R. Huyser, PhD on their much deserved promotions. They were both promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure within the Community Health Education Program in the Health, Exercise & Sports Sciences Department at the UNM College of Educat ion, and Department of Sociology, respectively. Read more about Drs. Belone and Huyser and their work, here.

Family Belonging in Early Childhood: A Formula for Health Equity & Healthy Public Policies This co-authored reflection piece by TREE Center PIs: Lisa Cacari Stone, PhD, Maria Brave Heart, PhD, Steve Verney, PhD and Gabriel Sanchez, PhD looks at the impact on families separated at the US-Mexico Border and the role it plays in a dverse childhood experiences. Read more here.

Dr. Deborah Altschul and Team are Moving Evidence for State Behavioral Health Systems Change A recent paper published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine describes the workforce context in New Mexico, the purpose of the legislation, the analytic findings from the survey, the policies implemented as a result of these efforts, lessons learned, and a discussion of the relevancy of the New Mexico model for other states. https://www.ajpmonline.org/article/S0749-3797(18)31547-2/fulltext​

Events & Resources

Training & Fellowship Opportunities Native Children's Research Exchange Scholars Program (Due 8/15/18) Career Opportunities Associate/Full Professor, Indigenous Health at the University of Arizona

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