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CURRICULUM VITAE

MICHELE A. ROUNTREE, MSW Ph.D

Associate Tenured Professor

University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work

1 University Station D3500, Austin, TX 78712-0358

[email protected]xas.edu

bluemounta[email protected]m

(o) 512-471-7160

(cell) 512-775-0399

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EDUCATION

2005 Arizona State University, Tempe AZ

Doctor of Philosophy in Social Work

1992 Boston University, Boston MA

Master's in Social Work

1989 University of Arizona, Tucson AZ

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

RESEARCH EXPERTISE

Community Participatory Research, Health Equity, Health Promotion, Co-occurence of

HIV/AIDS, Intimate Partner Violence (IPV), Substance Abuse, Mental Health, Social

Determinants of Health, Translational Research

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Diversity, Social Justice, Social Policy, Organizations and Communities, Research

Methods, Strategic Partnerships and Collaborative Relationships, Pedagogy, Human

Behavior in the Social Enviroment

HONORS & RECOGNITIONS

Inductee Academy of Distinguished Teachers, May 5, 2020

Distinguished Honoree, Impact Contributions on African American Youth Harvest

Foundation and Community, Austin, Texas, February 1, 2020.

Founder, Black Mamas Community Collective, Council for Social Work Education, 2019

recipient for the Council on the Role and Status of Women in Social Work (CORSW)

Community Impact Award, October 2019.

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Founder, Black Mamas Community Collective, Nominated for the Austin 2019 Birth

Awards for Best Resource for Families of Color, September, 2019.

Recognition, Women’s Faculty Appreciation: Recognize women faculty and

administration on campus that have a meaningful impact on students and celebrate

International Women’s Day, March, 2019.

Founder, AIGA Austin Changemaker Series, 2019 Changemaker Organizations:

Black Mamas Community Collective, May 2019

Student Nominated, Division of Diversity and Community Engagement Services for

Students with Disabilities, Faculty who have positively contributed to student academic

endeavors at The University of Texas at Austin, January, 2019.

One of eight faculty members from UT Austin invited to attend the 2014 Central Texas

Women in Leadership Symposium, theme “Women of Vision: Leading Transformation

in the Workplace,” 2014.

Nominated for the University Distinguished Teaching Academy by the Social Work

Dean and Executive Committee, 2012-2013, 2019-2020

Selected by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrations

(SAMSHSA) to review applications titled TCE-HIV TI-12-007 Targeted Capacity

expansion program: Substance abuse treatment for racial/ethnic minority populations at

high-risk for HIV/AIDS, May 2012.

Selected by the Center for Disease Control (CDC) The National Center for Injury

Prevention and Control to serve on a Special Emphasis Panel (SEP) for applications titled

CE12-002: Research Grants for Preventing Violence and Violence Related Injury, May

2012.

Selected from dozens of faculty nominated to become a Faculty Fellow with the

Humanities Institute Faculty Fellows Seminar, 2012 and study with top academics at the

University.

One of six faculty universitywide elected by students to receive the Texas Exes Teaching

Award, the persons selected demonstrate warmth of spirit, concern for society and the

individual, the ability to impart knowledge while challenging students to independent

inquiry and creative thought, and respect for an understanding of the permanent value of

our culture, 2011.

One of eleven African American faculty universitywide elected by my colleagues and

Dean to receive the Texas Exes Black Alumni Legacy Award, 2007 in recognition of

African American faculty achievement.

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University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work Lora Lee Pederson Teaching

Excellence Award, 2006-2007.

Reviewer, Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) National Outstanding Social

Work Doctoral Dissertation Award, 2008-present.

Scholar Trainee, National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and Columbia University-

sponsored HIV Intervention Science Training Program for Racial/Ethnic Minority New

Investigators (HISTP), 2008-2011.

Visiting Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University, 2008-2011.

Scholar Mentee, National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)-sponsored African-

American Mental Health Research Scientist (AAMHRS) Consortium, 2008-2010.

Selected by Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to

be a grant reviewer for applications titled, Primary & Behavioral Health Care

Integration (PBHCI) (SM 09-011), July 2009.

Selected by Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to

be a grant reviewer for applications titled Substance Abuse (SA), HIV, & Hepatitis

Prevention for Minority Populations & Minority Reentry Populations in Communities of

Color (SP 05-001), May 2005.

Member, UT Heman Sweatt Symposium Advisory Committee, 2010

Inclusion in AcademicKeys Who's Who in Social Sciences Higher Education

(WWSSHE), 2009.

Selected Participant, University of Texas at Austin: Division of Statistics & Scientific

Computation, Early-Career Grant Development Support, 2009.

Elected to the UT Faculty Council, 2008-2009.

Elected Member, Center for Women’s & Gender Studies Steering Committee, 2008-

2009.

Faculty Fellow, University of Texas at Austin: The Center for Women’s & Gender

Studies, Faculty Development Program, 2005-2006.

Competively selected by administrators to participate in the Arizona State University,

Preparing Future Faculty (PFF) Training Award, 2005-2006, program readies

participants for the teaching, research, and service roles at institutions for higher

education and educates students to the context of these roles in the variety of university

settings.

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Competitvely selected to receive the Boston University’s Martin Luther King Fellowship

Award, Fall 1989-Spring 1992, awards provide a stipend for living expenses and a

scholarship for up to full-time tuition to a select number of graduate students who are

committed to the principles of social justice espoused by Dr. King.

University of Arizona Outstanding Minority Undergraduate Award, Spring 1989.

Golden Key National Honors Society, Fall 1998.

University of Arizona Black Student Academic Award, Fall 1988.

Psi Chi, National Psychology Honors Society, Fall 1988.

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

7/05-Present The University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work

Associate Tenured Professor, Tenured 2011

Faculty Affiliate with the Center for Women and Gender Studies and

The Gender & Sexuality Center

Faculty Fellow, Institute for Urban Policy and Research Analysis

Faculty Affiliate, Dell Medical School Health Disparities

Chair, Deans Advisory Committee on Diversity and Social Justice,

2006-2017 presently Committee on Diversity and Inclusion, Co-Chair,

2017-present

Associate Director, Institute for Urban Policy and Research Analysis,

Spring 2018-Spring 2019

Responsibilities include teaching and demonstrated scholarly productivity. Supervise

research team, mentor students and junior faculty. Teaching responsibilities include both

undergraduate and graduate students. Position carries additional duties related to

curriculum development, student advisement, and committee assignments related to

curriculum development and accredidation duties.

Chair, Deans Advisory Committee on Diversity and Social Justice (DACDSJ), to date

called Committee on Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) charged with developing and

implementing a five year race/ethnicity equity and gender equity plan related to student,

staff and faculty diversity recruitment, climate and equity.

DACDSJ is charged with increasing the knowledge and skills of faculty, staff and

students in the areas of social justice and diversity

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• Assist in recruitment and retention of a diverse study body and faculty

• Host social justice and diversity events with university and community partners to

foster dialogue and solutions

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• Offer input on the incorporation of diversity and social justice theories and other

relevant materials into curriculum

• Provide space for students and faculty to discuss social justice and diversity

concerns within the school and actively pursue remedies

Associate Director, Institute for Urban Policy and Research Analysis

The mission of IUPRA is to utilize a racial equity framework to strengthen Black

communities, promote social justice, and combat anti-Black racism through

interdisciplinary policy research and intersectional policy solutions. Ensure quality of

project management and completion of products and delivery. Participate in the

assessment of policies and writing of briefs and related publications. Coordinate the

writing and submission of grant proposals.

Spring 2012 Deans Fellow

2008-2011 Columbia University, School of Social Work

Visiting Associate Research Scientist

Scholar Mentee in the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) -funded HIV

Intervention Science Program for Racial/Ethnic Minority Investigators (HISTP) to

promote a cadre of principal investigators on extramurally funded studies in HIV

prevention science. Purpose of the appointment as a Visiting Associate Research

Scientist with the School of Social Work is to share my research expertise with

colleagues.

5/99-7/05 Arizona State University, School of Social Work

Coordinator of Field Education

Promoted to Coordinator in 2004

Promoted from Assistant, Associate Coordinator to Coordinator. Duties include placing

social work students in appropriate field placement sites, reviewing field profiles, and

interviewing students; consulting with agencies to develop practicums and recruiting new

practicum sites; providing supervision to designated agencies and students; monitoring

community partnerships and making on-site agency visits; coordinating special field

projects; counseling problem students; delivering student orientations and field instructor

and liaison trainings; and participating in program committee meetings and Field

Advisory Committee meetings.

Trainer. Field Instructor Certification Training, Arizona State University, August &

January (1999-2005).

Trainer. Field Instructor Training, Western New Mexico University, April 2002.

Trainer. Liaison Training, Arizona State University (1999-2005).

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Undergraduate Level

Arizona State University, School of Social Work, Field Integrative Seminar I (2000).

Arizona State University, School of Social Work, Field Integrative Seminar II (2000).

Arizona State University, School of Social Work, Advanced Standing Bridge Seminar I,

seminar designed to prepare Advanced standing students for their second year of the

MSW program. Course units: Critical Perspective and Social Work; Resiliency Theory

and Social Work; Reflective Practice and Cultural Competence; Oppression, Resistance,

and Social/Economic Justice; Community Organizing and Social Policy. (Summer 2003,

Summer 2004).

RESEARCH EMPLOYMENT

12/94-3/97 Boston University, Center on Work/Family

Research Associate

Families and Neighborhoods Cluster Evaluation

Focused upon building relationships between grantees, members of the research team,

and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. Supervised all field operations; conducted site visits;

collected, managed, and analyzed data; and supervised research assistants. Additional

responsibilities: writing newsletters & interpretative reports.

6/93-12/94 Brandeis University, Center on Human Resources

Research Analyst

Project: Program Design Options for Serving At-Risk Youth

Contributed to Department of Labor (DOL) sponsored trainer’s guide and supervised

overall production of the Tool-Kit.

Project: Commission on National Community Services

Developed brief abstracts of community service literature; assisted in initial phase of site

selection, including interviews; planned/administered surveys; and completed site visits.

12/92-9/93 Institute for Health Policy

Research Analyst

Project: Infectious Diseases Among Drug Abusers

Provided research assistance, prepared extensive annotated bibliography on policy

relevant research on infectious diseases among drug abusers, and contributed to the final

interpretative report.

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Project: Drugs and Violence

Provided research assistance and contributed to writing of final interpretative report

exploring the association between drugs and violence.

Project: Monitoring Alcohol and Tobacco Trends for the Robert Wood Johnson

Foundation

Collected and analyzed secondary data and contributed to final report.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

3/97-4/99 Ceridian Performance Partners, Boston, MA

Team Leader

LifeWorks Counselor

Conducted intakes, utilized clinical skills to identify presenting issues, supported clients

in identifying needed supports/services, and researched available options. Developed and

refined new service delivery model, supervised team of counselors, administered

operations, and participated in client events.

Residential Counselor

Resident counselor for population of clients with diagnosis of schizophrenia and manic

depressive disorders.

COMPETITIVE EXTRAMURAL GRANTS

EXTERNAL FUNDING

2020-2021, St. David’s Foundation, CoVid-19 Wrap -Around Mental Health and Case

Management Support Services for Black Mamas, $70, 000

2019-2020, Principal Investigator, St. David’s Foundation, Phase II Funding:

Achieving

health equity: Improving the maternal postpartum access and outcomes of Black women

in Travis County, $400,000

2019, Institute for Urban Policy and Research Analysis, Principal Investigator,

Georgetown Health Foundation,

Centering Southeast Georgetown Community Voices

2019: Update, Explore Emerging Needs & Evaluate Impact of Georgetown Health

Foundation (GHF) Response to 2015 Assessment, $90, 000.

March, 2019-September, 2019, Principal Investigator, Austin Public Health, Here for

Black Mothers: Breastfeeding Sister Initiative Project, Chronic Disease Prevention

Mini- Grant, $2500.

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2019-2020, Principal Investigator, City of Austin Equity Office, Dismantling maternal

health disparities, $10,000

2018-2019, Principal Investigator, St. David’s Foundation, Phase I Funding:

Achieving

health equity: Improving the maternal postpartum access and outcomes of Black women

in Travis County, $300,000

2012-2016, Topical Expert, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Minority

AIDS Research Initiative (MARI), Principal Investigator: Dr. Diana Rowan, The

University of North Carolina at Charlotte, This project accessing young black men and

transgender women who have sex with men for HIV prevention through social

networking. $28,000

2009-2011, Principal Investigator, Texas Department of State Health Services, HIV

Comprehensive Services Branch: Capacity Building Project to Serve the Mental Health

and Substance Abuse Needs of HIV Infected Persons in Texas. This project seeks to build

capacity in the areas of assessing and linking HIV infected persons in the state of Texas

to mental health and substance abuse services. $225,000

2009-2010, Principal Investigator, Texas Department of State Health Services, HIV

Comprehensive Services Branch: STD Program Management Course Evaluation. This

project analyzed on-line survey data to determine STD program manager’s satisfaction

with training course. $12,000

2008-2011, Principal Investigator,National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) and

Columbia University: HIV Intervention Science Training Program for Racial/Ethnic

Minority New Investigators (HISTP) Program:Feasibility Study: HIV Risk Reduction

Intervention Pilot Study for Women Exposed to Intimate Partner Abuse: The Women’s

Empowerment (WE) Project. The pilot study examined the feasibility of a HIV/AIDS risk

reduction intervention for African-American women who have been exposed to intimate

partner abuse. $10,000

2007-2011, Principal Investigator, Texas Department of State Health Services, HIV

Comprehensive Services Branch: ISTDI and PCRS Training Post-Satisfaction Survey.

This project developed and administered on-line surveys to assess participants’

satisfaction with the HIV Partner Counseling and Referral Services (PCRS) training and

with the Introduction to STD Intervention (ISTDI) training, in addition identified the

facilitators/barriers to implementation of training tools. $161,572

2006-2007, Principal Investigator, Texas Department of State Health Services, HIV

Comprehensive Services Branch: STD Program Management Survey. This project

developed an on-line needs assessment survey and administered to the HIV and STD

Program Managers to assess the current need and demand for the HIV Partner

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Counseling and Referral Services (PCRS) training, Introduction to STD Intervention

(ISTDI), and other related partner services and program support courses, provided in the

Southern Quadrant.$70, 822

2007-2008, Principal Investigator, Texas Department of State Health Services, HIV

Comprehensive Services Branch: Health Department Survey of the PCRS Components of

Cooperative Agreement. This project conduced a Nationwide HIV Partner Counseling

and Referral Services Program Capacity (PCRS) Assessment examining health

departments’ and community-based organizations’ current ability to conduct and support

HIV PCRS services. $60,117

INTERNAL FUNDING

2016-2018, Principal Investigator, University of Texas at Austin, Dell Medical

Placed-based Initiative, Exploratory*Study:**K.I.S.S. (keep it safe and sexy) & Tell

Improving*the*health*equity*of*Black*women*with*innovative*HIV*prevention*

community*engagement*strategies,*$24,000

2016, Principal Investigator, University of Texas at Austin, Vice President for Research:

A trend analysis of HIV testing rates and locations by race/ethnicity: Data from the

Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) 2001-2014. $750

2010-2011, Principal Investigator, University of Texas at Austin, Vice President for

Research: An Exploration of the Impact of the Faculty Liaison Role in Quality Field

Education. This proposed project seeks to explore the role of the liaison as part of the

social work student's learning experience. $750

2009-2010, Principal Investigator, University of Texas at Austin, Hogg Foundation:

Screening and Treatment of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Needs of

HIV Infected Persons in Texas: Key Component of HIV Care. This project focuses on the

mental health/substance abuse needs of HIV-infected persons of color. $15,000

2007-2008, Principal Investigator, Office of the Vice President for Research:

A Trend Analysis: HIV Testing Rates and Testing Locations among Whites, African-

Americans, Hispanics, Secondary Data Analysis from the Behavioral Risk Surveillance

System, 2000-2006. Analyzed data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) from 2000-2006 were examined to

report the HIV testing rates and locations among Whites, African Americans, and

Hispanics over this period of time. $6,000

2006-2007, Co-Investigator, NIDA Center, School of Social Work, Faculty Seed Grant:

The Development and Evaluation of an HIV/AIDS Prevention Intervention Instrument,

Measures were pre-tested for a HIV/AIDS Prevention Intervention to ensure the

instruments were most relevant to the research questions and population. $12,000

2006-2007, Principal Investigator, The University of Texas of Austin, Office of the Vice

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President for Research: Co-occurring Social Service Delivery Needs of Women who have

Experienced Intimate Partner Violence: Substance Use and, Mental Illness. This study

investigated the co-occurrence of substance use, mental illness, among women currently

in shelter. $750

2006-2007, Principal Investigator, The Center for Health Promotion & Disease

Prevention in Underserved Populations (CHPR): HIV/AIDS Prevention Intervention

for Women who have Experienced Intimate Partner Abuse. The CHPR operates under a

P30 center grant awarded by the National Institute for Nursing Research (NINR). The

purpose of this qualitative study was to identify the topic areas for a HIV /AIDS

Prevention Intervention for women who have experienced intimate partner abuse.

$20,000

2005-2006, Principal Investigator, Institute on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault,

Center for Social Work Research, School of Social Work, The University of Texas at

Austin: Comparative Analysis (Arizona and Texas): Integration of HIV/AIDS Risk

Assessment and HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention Programming & Policy within

Domestic Violence Shelters. Domestic violence shelters in two southwestern states,

Arizona and Texas (n=59), were surveyed about their HIV-prevention services. $5,000

2005-2009, Principal Investigator, Center for Women’s and Gender Studies (CWGS)

Faculty Fellow Development Program, $2,000

PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS

Todić J, Cubbin C, Armour M, Rountree M, González T. (2020) Reframing school-based

restorative justice as a structural population health intervention. Health Place.

2020 Mar;62:102289. doi: 10.1016/j.healthplace.2020.102289. Epub 2020 Feb 4.

PMID: 32479366.

Browne, T., Keefe, R., Ruth,. B., Cox, Rountree, M. (2017).

“Advancing Social Work

Education for Health Impact”, American Journal of Public Health, 107, no. S3

(December 1, 2017): pp. S229-S235. DOI: 10.2105/AJPH.2017.304054

Latimer, J, Fleckman, J., Wallace, M., Rountree, M., Theall, K. (2017).

The Influence of Violence Victimization on Sexual Health Behaviors and

Outcomes, AIDS Patient Care STDS,

doi: 10.1089/apc.2016.0265

Rountree, M.A., Bagwell, M , Mancoske, R., Deepak, A., (2017).

Exploratory Study: Friendship as a protective factor for HIV prevention among

African-American female college students, The Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social

Services, Issue 2,154-169..

DOI: 10.1080/15381501.2017.1300787

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Kaplan, C., Hormes, J.M., Wallace, M., Rountree, M., Theall, K.P. (2016 ). Racial

discrimination and HIV-related risk behaviors in Southeast Louisiana, American Journal

of Health Behavior, 40(1), 132-143.

DOI:

http://dx.doi.org/10.5993/AJHB.40.1.15

Rountree, M.A., Granillo, T., Bagwell-Gray, M. (2015). Promotion of Latina

Health: Intersectionality of IPV and Risk for HIV/AIDS. Violence Against

Women, 22(5), 545-564.

Rountree, M.A., Bagwell, M., McElhaney, C., Theall, K., Brown, A. (2014). What

would an HIV/AIDS prevention intervention for African-American women who

have experienced intimate partner violence look like? Journal of Health

Disparities Research and Practice,7(2), 24-46.

Rountree, M., McElhaney, C. (2013). HIV/AIDS and People of Color, Encyclopedia of

Social Work. Co-published by the NASW Press and Oxford University Press.

http://socialwork.oxfordre.com/

Orellana, R, Goldbach, J., Rountree, M., Bagwell, M. (2015). Access to mental health

and substance abuse services by people living with HIV/AIDS, Health & Social

Work, 40(2), e10 http://hsw.oxfordjournalsorg/content/current.

Deepak, A., Rountree, M., Scott, Jennifer (2015). Deliverying diversity and

social justice education: The power of context. Journal of Progressive Services:

Radical Thought and Practice, 26(3).

Rountree, M.A., Zibalese-Crawford, M., Bagwell, M. (2012). Inquiry into

the link between intimate partner violence and HIV/AIDS among African

American women. Journal of Research and Gender,5, 21-43.

Rountree, M. A., Goldbach, J., Bent-Goodley, T., & Bagwell, M. (2011). HIV/AIDS

Knowledge and Prevention Programming in Domestic Violence Shelters: How

Are We Doing? Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Services, 10(1), 42-54.

Rountree, M. A, Chen, L., Mulraney, M. (2016). HIV Testing Rate and

Testing Location among Women Who Have Experienced Intimate Partner

Violence: Data from the Center for Disease Control Behavioral Risk Factor

Surveillance System, 2006, Violence Against Women, 22(4), pp. 399-414.

Rountree, M. A., Pomeroy, E.C. (2010). Social justice research: Bridging the gap

between research and social justice. Social Work, 55(4), 293-295.

Fowler, D., & Rountree, M. A. (2009). Exploring the meaning and role of

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spirituality for women survivors of intimate partner abuse. Journal of Pastoral

Care and Counseling, 63(3-4), 3-1-13.

Rountree, M.A., Chen, L., Brown, A., & Pomeroy, E.C. (2009). HIV testing rates and

testing locations among Whites, African Americans, and Hispanics in the United

States: Data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2005. Health

and Social Work, 34(4), 247-255.

Rountree, M.A., & Mulraney, M. (2010). HIV/AIDS risk reduction intervention for

women who have experienced intimate partner violence. Clinical Social Work

Journal, 38(12), 207-216.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E.C., & Marsiglia, F. (2008). Domestic violence shelters as

prevention agents for HIV/AIDS? Health and Social Work, 33(3), 221-228.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E.C. (2007). Community-based participatory research:

development of a HIV/AIDS secondary prevention intervention for women who

have experienced intimate partner abuse. Texas Public Health Association

Journal. 59(1), 14-16.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E.C., & Green, D. (2006). HIV prevention intervention:

A psychoeducational group designed for incarcerated women. The Law

Enforcement Executive Forum Journal, 6(6), 89-97.

Mancoske, R.J., Rountree, M.A., Donovan, M.E., & Neighbors, I. (2006). Brief report:

HIV/AIDS prevention among African American male and female college

students. The Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Services, 5(3/4), 221-232.

Rountree, M. (2005). An exploratory study: HIV/AIDS educational and prevention

programming in domestic violence shelters . The Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social

Services, 4(1), 5-21.

Toner, J., & Rountree, M. (Fall 2003/Winter 2004). Transformative and educative

power of critical thinking. Inquiry: Critical Thinking Across the Disciplines

Journal. 23(1-2), 81-85.

INVITED PUBLICATIONS

Rountree, M.A., & Pomeroy, E.C., (2008). Staying safe in an unsafe world: HIV risk

for women who experience intimate partner abuse. NASW Specialty Practice

Section: Health Section Connection, 1, 1-6.

Rountree, M. A. (2006). HIV/AIDS prevention: Substance abusing incarcerated

women. NASW Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Specialty, 1, 9-11.

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BOOK CHAPTERS

Rountree, M.A., & Larsen, R. (2013). Health impacts on Black

marriages. In Bent-Goodley, T. (Ed.), By grace: The challenges, strengths, and

promise of Black marriages. Washington, D.C.: NASW Press

Rountree, M.A., & Mulraney, M. (2012). Growing impact of HIV/AIDS

epidemic among African-Americans. In Rowan, D. (Ed.), Caring for people

living with HIV/AIDS:A case-based guide for social workers. Chicago: Lyceum

Press, Inc.

Rountree, M.A., Zibalese-Crawford, M., & Evans, M. (2012). Seasons of

change. In Rowan, D. (Ed.), Caring for people living with HIV/AIDS:

A case-based guide for social workers. Chicago: Lyceum Press, Inc.

Pomeroy, E. C., Rountree, M. A., & Parrish, D. E. (2007). Best practices with HIV

infected/affected incarcerated women. In D. W. Springer & A. R. Roberts (Eds.),

Handbook of forensic mental health with victims and offenders (pp. 467-490).

New York, NY: Springer Publishing Company.

BOOK REVIEW

Rountree, M.A. (2016). [Review of the book Healthcare politics, policy, and services:

A social justice analysis]. Care Management Journal, 17(2).

Rountree, M.A. (2008). [Review of the book Preventing AIDS: Community-science

collaborations]. Journal of HIV/AIDS and Social Services, 7(1), 99-111.

OP-ED

Rountree, M.

This is how Texas can do a better job of preventing maternal mortality.

A version of this op-ed appeared in the USA Today, Abilene Reporter News

and the Austin Statesman

https://www.statesman.com/opinion/20190328/commentary-three-texas-bills-

mean-better-health-for-black-mothers

Rountree, M., Whittington, B.

Strives Have Been Made in the HIV Fight, But There is

Still Much to be Done

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https://news.utexas.edu/2016/11/28/still-much-to-be-done-in-hiv-fight

A version of this op-ed appeared in the San Antonio Express News and

the Houston Chronicle

Rountree, M., Wu, T. Texans will pay twice for refusing to extent Medicaid, The Dallas

Morning News,

http://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/latest-columns/20160601-

rountree-and-wu

A version of this op-ed appeared in the

Waco Tribune Hearld, Rio Grande

Guardian, McAllen Monitor, Tribune Wire Service and the Dallas Morning News.

POLICY REPORT/BRIEF

Rountree, M.A., Barrett, R., Lluveras, L., Rodriguez, N., Gupta, R.,

Carlino, R. (June, 2019). The State of Black Lives in Texas Income and Poverty

Repor, The University of Texas at Austin Institute for Urban Policy and Research

Analysis.

https://utexas.app.box.com/v/Black-Lives-TX-

Poverty?mc_cid=1076d9bec7&mc_eid=f32958323e

Rountree, M.A., Barrett, R., Lluveras, L., Plaza, R. (March, 2019). The State of

Black Lives in Texas Income and Poverty Repor, The University of Texas at

Austin Institute for Urban Policy and Research Analysis.

https://utexas.app.box.com/v/Black-Lives-TX-

Health?mc_cid=98f7360461&mc_eid=1364d45972

Rountree, M.A., Lowe, T. (October, 2018). Disparate rates of Black women

dying: At Birth and Postpartum Period, The University of Texas at Austin:

Institute for Urban Policy and Research Analysis College of Liberal Arts.

JOURNAL ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW

Rountree, M., Barrett, R., Reddy, S., Farrow, A. (Under review). Improving Maternal

Health Equity: Sister Doula Home Visiting Pilot Program for Black Mothers, Maternal

and Child Health Journal.

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Conway, F., Rountree, M., Jones, K. (Under review). Serving the Co-Morbid Mental

Health and Substance Use Needs of People living with HIV/AIDS, Community

Mental Health Research

Rountree, M.A., Bent-Goodley, T., Goldbach, J. (Under Review).

A call for a community practice response: Addressing the complexity of social

service delivery needs of women who have experienced intimate partner violence,

Journal of Community Health

IN PROGRESS

Rountree, M. A., Chen, L., & Wu, E. (In Progress). Trend analysis: HIV testing rates

and testing locations among Whites, African-Americans, Hispanics, secondary

data analysis from the Behavioral Risk Surveillance System, 2000-2019, Public

Health Reports

TECHNICAL REPORTS

Rountree, M.A. (2018). Focus on the Fourth Grantee Fall Update, St. David’s

Foundation. St. David’s Foundation.

Rountree, M. A. (2018). Focus on the Fourth Mid-Year Report: Grant Report Narrative

and Optional Addendum, St. David’s Foundation.

Rountree, M.A. (2018). Focus on the Fourth Grantee Spring Update, St. David’s

Foundation.

Rountree, M.A., Scott, J., Larsen, R. (2012). Dean’s Advisory Committee on Social

Justice: Social Justice Week, University of Texas at Austin School of Social

Work.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Chen, L., Bagwell, M. (2011). Summary Report 2008-

2011: Texas STD/HIV prevention training center post Partner Counseling/

Referral (PCRS) and Introduction to STD Intervention (ISTDI) training

satisfaction survey. Texas Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD

Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Chen, L., Bagwell, M. (2011). Summary Report IV:

Texas STD/HIV prevention training center post Partner Counseling/ Referral

(PCRS) and Introduction to STD Intervention (ISTDI) training satisfaction

survey. Texas Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive

Services Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Chen, L., Bagwell, M. (2011). Executive Summary IV:

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Texas STD/HIV prevention training center post Partner Counseling/ Referral

(PCRS) and Introduction to STD Intervention (ISTDI) training satisfaction

survey. Texas Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive

Services Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Goldbach, J., Runnels, R., Mulraney, M. (2010).

Executive summary results and recommendations of evaluation efforts for the

capacity building project to serve the mental health and substance abuse needs of

HIV infected persons in Texas. Texas Department of State Health Services:

HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Goldbach, J., Runnels, R (2010). Resource directory

analysis: Capacity building project to serve the mental health and substance

abuse needs of HIV infected persons in Texas. Texas Department of State Health

Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for Disease

Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Goldbach, Chen, L (2010). On-line case manager

survey results: Capacity building project to serve the mental health and

substance abuse needs of HIV infected persons in Texas. Texas Department of

State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for

Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Goldbach, J., Runnels, R., Mulraney, M. (2010).

Evaluation findings of focus groups with substance abuse and mental health

providers: Capacity building project to serve the mental health and substance

abuse needs of HIV infected persons in Texas. Texas Department of State Health

Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for Disease

Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., & Chen, L. (2010). Final Report III: Texas

STD/HIV prevention training center post Partner Counseling/ Referral (PCRS)

and Introduction to STD Intervention (ISTDI) training satisfaction survey. Texas

Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch,

Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., & Runnels, R. (2010). Third Quarter Progress Report

On-Line Comprehensive Evaluation: ISTDI & PCRS Training. Texas Department

of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for

Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., & Goldbach, J. (2009). Capacity building project to serve

the mental health and substance abuse needs of HIV infected persons in Texas

phase II: Evaluation results on-line survey w/ planning council chairs &

administrative agents key informant focus group w/ administrative agents

analysis of previous HIV jurisdictions/providers needs assessments. Texas

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Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch,

Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., & Runnels, R. (2009). Second Quarter Progress Report

On-Line Comprehensive Evaluation: ISTDI & PCRS Training. Texas Department

of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for

Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Runnels, R., & Learman, J. (2009). Capacity building

project to serve the mental health and substance abuse needs of HIV infected

persons in Texas analysis of previous HIV jurisdictions/providers needs

assessments. Texas Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD

Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., & Chen, L. (2009). Report II: Texas

STD/HIV prevention training center post Partner Counseling/ Referral (PCRS)

and Introduction to STD Intervention (ISTDI) training satisfaction survey. Texas

Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch,

Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., & Runnels, R. (2009). First Quarter Progress Report

On-Line Comprehensive Evaluation: ISTDI & PCRS Training. Texas Department

of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch, Centers for

Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., et al. (2008). HIV partner counseling and referral services capacity

needs assessment: Health Department survey and secondary analysis of the

PCRS components of HIV cooperative agreement interim and annual progress

reports. Texas Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive

Services Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., & Chen, L. (2008) Comparison of first and second

wave participant responses: STD program management survey. Texas

Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services

Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M., et al.(2008). STD program management training needs assessment

report. Texas Department of State Health Services: Comprehensive Services

Branch, Centers for Disease Control.

Rountree, M.A., Pomeroy, E., Ponder, A., & Newhouse, L. (2007). Report I: Texas

STD/HIV prevention training center post partner counseling/referral (PCRS)

and introduction to STD intervention (ISTDI) training satisfaction survey. Texas

Department of State Health Services: HIV/STD Comprehensive Services Branch,

Centers for Disease Control.

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Rountree, M., Chen, L., & Peacock, T. (2007) AIDS Services of Austin client survey

report: 2006/2007 client satisfaction of overall agency, case management, oral

health care, food bank and nutritional counseling, Austin, TX.

Rountree, M., Chen, L., & Peacock, T. (2006) AIDS Services of Austin client survey

report: 2005/2006 client satisfaction of overall agency, case management, oral

health care, food bank and nutritional counseling, Austin, TX.

Rountree-Antar, M., Googins, B., & Pitt-Catsouphes, M. (1996). Responding to

families and neighborhoods: A tool-kit for community agencies. Battle Creek, MI:

W.K. Kellogg Foundation.

Horgan, C., Marsden, M.E., Larson, M.J., Rountree, M., et al. (1993). Substance

abuse: The nation's number one health problem: Key indicators of policy. Toledo,

OH: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Grobe, T., & Rountree, M. (1993). Program design options for serving at-risk

youth: Trainer’s tool-kit. Washington, DC: US Department of Labor Employment

and Training Administration.

Grobe, T., & Rountree, M. (1993). A guide to program development: Design options for

serving at-risk youth: A companion guide. Washington, DC: US Department of

Labor Employment and Training Administration.

Kingsley, C., Acosta, L., & Rountree, M. (1993). Summer challenges focus: A

primer on improving the quality of academic enrichment in summer youth

employment programs. Washington, DC: Department of Labor.

Rountree, M. (1991). Cultural diversity training module. Boston, MA: McCormick

Bowers Associates, Inc.

SCHOLARLY PEER REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS

Rountree, M.A. (February 27, 2019). Maternal Health Disparities: Black Women are

Dying at Birth and Postpartum, Central Texas African American Family Support

Conference, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A., Wilson, N. Here for Black Mothers: Disrupting

Maternal Health Disparities, The University of Texas at Austin Steve Hicks

School of Social Work Perinatal Mood Disorders Conference, Austin, Texas,

(April 11, 2019).

Rountree, M., Rivera-Clemente, J. Utilizing community informed priorities in

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research, The University of Texas San Antonio School of Nursing, 5

th

Annual

Cultural Inclusion Conference, April 18, 2018.

\Rountree, M., Swan, L., Ambrose, S. K.I.S.S. (keepin it safe and sexy) & Tell:

Improving the health equity of Black women with innovative HIV prevention

community engagement strategies, The University of Texas San Antonio School

of Nursing, 5

th

Annual Cultural Inclusion Conference, April 19, 2018.

Rountree, M., Calzada, E. Hough, C., Olson, K. Amplifying Diversity

Recruitment,Climate and Equity in the Academy, The University of Texas Health

Science Center at San Antonio,

4th Annual Cultural Inclusion Institute Theme:

Linking social determinants of health to health disparities and cultural inclusion,

April 26

th

, 2017.

Rountree, M. CSWE Connect Session Moderator: Criminal Justice Reform-Anti-

Oppressive Policy & Advocacy in Social Work Education at Advancing

Collaborative Practice Through Social Work Education in Atlanta, November 5,

2016

Rountree, M., Smith, R., Johson, L. Criminal Justice Disproportionality and

Disparities- Smart Decarceration and Re-Entry: Leadership Capacity Building at

the 2016 HHS Cross-Systems Summit Equity in Texas, August 17, 2016

Rountree, M. Social Determinants of Health: Holistic, Integrated Treatment of

Care, Persons Living with HIV/AIDS, Mental Health & Substance Abuse, Oral

Presentation at the Boston Colleges HIV/AIDS Conference, May 28, 2016.

Rountree, M. Health Inequity: Impact Upon the Sexual Health of African-American

women. Endnote presentation at the 3

rd

Annual Cultural Inclusion Institute:

Relating Cultural Inclusiveness to Social Determinants of Health, UT Health

Science Center, April 22, 2016.

Rountree, M. Friendship and encouragement of safe-sex practices among African-

American college women. Poster presentation at the National Sexual Health

Conference Keystone, CO July 13, 2015.

Rountree, M. Innovative prospects for HIV/AIDS prevention among African American

college women. Poster presentation at St. David’s CHPR Annual Conference

Preventing Chronic Disease Across the Lifespan, Austin Texas April 1, 2014.

Rountree, M. Trend Analysis: HIV-Testing Rates and Testing Locations by

Race/Ethnicity: Data from the Centers for Disease Control Behavioral Risk

Factor Surveillance System. Poaster presentation at the Xavier University of

Louisiana College of Pharmacy’s Eighth Health Disparities Conference in New

Orleans, Louisiana March 13, 2015.

Rountree, M. What would a HIV/AIDS prevention intervention for African-American

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women who have experienced intimate partner violence look like? Oral

presentation at the 2014 Texas HIV/STD Conference, Austin, TX August 19-21,

2014.

Rountree, M. Promotion of Latina Health: Intersectionality of intimate partner

violence and risk for HIV/AIDS. Poster presentation at the 2014 Texas HIV/STD

Conference, Austin, TX August 19-21, 2014.

Rountree, M. Cross-systems Approach: HIV/AIDS risk reduction intervention for

African American women who have experienced intimate partner violence. Oral

presentation at the Center for Elimination of Disproportionality and Disparities

First Annual Cross Systems Summit, Austin, TX August 21-22, 2014.

Rountree, M. Health promotion and prevention in programs. Oral presentation at the

Texas Council on Family Violence Economic Justice Summit, El Paso Texas June

26 and 27, 2014.

Rountree, M. Impact of the intersectionality of intimate partner violence and

HIV/AIDS risk for African American women Oral Presentation at the 26th Annual

National Conference on Social Work and HIV/AIDS, Denver CO Thursday, May

23, 2014

Rountree, M. Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence and Co-occurring Disorders. Oral

Presentation at

Women and Gender Research Collaborative Symposium 2014

Exploring Gender, Mental Health, and Wellness

, Friday, March 28, 2014.

Hormes,J., Kaplan, K. Rountree, M.A. & Theall, K. The Experiences of Discrimination

Measure in a Rural Population: Initial Validation of Measure and Association

with HIV-Related Risk-Taking. Poster Presented at the Society for Social Work

Research (SSWR) Conference, San Diego, CA January 19, 2013.

Rountree, M.A. Assessing and linking persons living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) with

needed mental health and substance abuse services: Case Manager Perspective.

2012 NASW/Texas Annual State Conference, September 7 - 9, 2012

Rountree, M.A., Goldbach, J., Bagwell, M. Strategies for addressing issues

ofcommunity health: Building capacity to serve the substance abuse and mental

health needs of persons living with HIV/AIDS. Oral Presentation at McCombs

Health Care Initiative 3

rd

Annual Health Care Symposium: Innovation in

Healthcare Delivery Systems: Doing More with Less, Austin, TX, April 26,

2012.

Rountree, M.A.., Granillo, T., Bagwell, M. HIV-IPV Needs of an Understudied

Population of Monolingual and Spanish-speaking Latinas. Poster Presented at the

10th Annual SIRC Research Conference, Phoenix, AZ, April 20th, 2012.

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Rountree, M.A., Zibalese-Crawford, M., Bagwell, M. Challenging the silence around

the intersectionality of intimate partner violence and HIV/AIDS: The voices of

African- American women. Oral Presentation at Texas State Occupy Free Speech:

Getting Women’s Voices Heard Symposium, March 30, 2012.

Rountree, M., Granillo, T., Bagwell, M. Addressing the Intersectionality of Intimate

Partner Violence and HIV Risk for Latina Women. Poster Presented at St.

David’s CHPR Conference: Serving Texas Through Health Disparities Research,

Austin, TX, March 28th, 2012.

Chen, L., Rountree, M.A. (November, 2010). Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities,

threats (SWOT) approach: Analysis of needs assessment availability of mental

health and substance abuse services for HIV infected individuals in Texas. Poster

presented at The American Evaluation Association (AEA) Conference, Austin,

TX.

Rountree, M.A., Goldbach, J. (May, 2010). Capacity building project to serve the

mental health and substance abuse needs of HIV infected persons in Texas: Key

informant interviews. Poster presented at the 17th Texas HIV/STD Conference,

Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A., Learman, J. (May, 2010). Capacity building project to serve the

mental health and substance abuse needs of HIV infected persons in Texas:

Analysis of HIV Jurisdiction Needs Assessments. Paper presented at the 17th

Texas HIV/STD Conference, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A., Mancoske, R., Runnels, R. (May, 2010). Friendship influence:

Translating HIV knowledge into condom use among African-American female

college students. Paper presented at the Boston College Twenty-Second Annual

National Conference on Social Work and HIV/AIDS, Denver, CO.

Rountree, M.A. & Chen, L. (January, 2010). Trend Analysis: White, African

American, & Hispanics HIV testing rates in the United States: Behavioral risk

factor surveillance system 2000-2006. Paper presented at the National

Conference of the Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR), San Francisco,

CA.

McElroy, M.D., Thomas, R.P., Spencer, N.E., Rountree, M. (2009, October). Key

findings of a nationwide capacity assessment of HIV partner counseling and

referral services. Paper presented at the 2009 United States Conference on AIDS,

San Francisco, CA.

Rountree, M.A. (2009, October). African-American women, intimate partner abuse, and

HIV risk: Searching for a prevention intervention. Paper presented at the National

Conference on Health and Domestic Violence, New Orleans, LA.

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Rountree, M.A., & Chen, L. (May, 2009). Analysis of the behavioral risk factor

surveillance system: HIV testing rates and locations. Paper presented at Boston

College, School of Social Work HIV/AIDS 2009: The Social Work Response,

New Orleans, LA.

Rountree, M.A., Mulraney, M. (February, 2009). Culturally and Contextually

Relevant HIV/AIDS Risk Reduction Intervention for Women who have experienced

Intimate Partner Violence, Center for Health Promotion Research (CHPR):

Promoting Health in Underserved Populations, Austin, TX, February, 2009.

Rountree, M.A.., & Mulraney, M. (2008, December). HIV/AIDS risk reduction

intervention for African American women who have experienced intimate partner

abuse. Poster session presented at the National Institute of Health Summit: The

Science of Eliminating Health Disparities, National Harbor, Maryland.

Rountree, M.A. (2008, November). Intervention for risk reduction of HIV/AIDS among

women who have experienced intimate partner abuse. Paper presented at the

Texas Chapter of the National Association of Social Workers, Galveston, TX.

Rountree, M. A., & Chen, L. (2008, March). A trend analysis: HIV testing rates and

testing locations among White, African American, & Hispanics in the United

States: Behavioral risk factor surveillance system 2000-2006. Paper presented at

the Centers for Disease Control, Annual BRFSS Conference, Orlando, FL.

Rountree, M.A., Chen, L., Brown, A., & Pomeroy, B. (2008, February). HIV testing

rates and testing locations among White, African American, & Hispanics in the

United States: Behavioral risk factor surveillance system. Paper presented at the

Center for Health Promotion Research (CHPR), Adolescent Health: Promoting

Health in Underserved Populations, Austin, TX.

Rountree, M.A., & Pomeroy, B. (2007). HIV/AIDS secondary prevention intervention

for women who have experienced intimate partner abuse, Paper presented at the

Council for Social Work Education (CSWE) Annual Program Meeting (APM),

San Francisco, CA.

Rountree, M.A., & Pomeroy, B. (2007, May). Qualitative study: Design of a culturally,

contextually grounded HIV/AIDS prevention intervention for women who have

experienced intimate partner abuse (IPA). Paper presented at Boston College’s

Nineteenth Annual National Conference on Social Work and HIV/AIDS,

Albuquerque, NM.

Rountree, M.A, & Pomeroy, B. (2007, February). HIV/AIDS risk reduction intervention

for women who have experienced intimate partner abuse (IPA). Paper prevented

at the Center for Health Promotion Research (CHPR), Adolescent Health:

Promoting Health in Underserved Populations, Austin, TX.

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Rountree, M.A. (2007, March). Epidemiologic study: HIV testing rates and testing

locations among White, African-American, and Hispanics in the United States,

data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2005. Paper presented

at the Centers for Disease Control, 24th Annual BRFSS Conference, Decatur,

GA.

Rountree, M A. (2006, November). Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence and

HIV/AIDS. Paper presented at the American Public Health Association

Conference on Public Health and Human Rights, Boston, MA.

Rountree, M. A. (2006, May). Domestic violence shelters as prevention agents for HIV:

Realities and possibilities. Paper presented at Boston College’s Eighteenth

Annual National Conference on Social Work and HIV/AIDS, Miami, FL.

Rountree, M, A. (2006, February). HIV/AIDS Assessment, Educational/Prevention

Programming and Policy Within Domestic Violence Shelters. Poster session

presented at The Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Research in

Underserved Populations, School of Nursing.

Rountree, M.A. (December, 2005). Integration of HIV/AIDS risk assessment,

educational/prevention programming and policy within domestic violence

shelters. University of Texas at Austin, Center for Women and Gender Studies:

New Faculty Colloquium Series.

Rountree, M.A. (2004, May). Emerging interdisciplinary social work research

programs: Moving HIV/AIDS from research to practice. Paper presented at the

Boston College Graduate School of Social Work. HIV/AIDS 2004: The Social

Work Response, Washington, D.C.

Rountree, M.A. (2004, February). Integration of HIV/AIDS risk assessment measures

and HIV/AIDS education and preventive programming in DV shelters. Paper

presented at the Council for Social Work Education, Anaheim, CA.

Rountree, M.A. (2003, May). HIV/AIDS and social service delivery in domestic violence

shelters. Paper presented at the Boston College Graduate School of Social Work.

HIV/AIDS 2003: The Social Work Response, Albuquerque, NM.

Rountree, M.A. (2002, February). Social work and diversity 24/7 callings. Paper

presented at the ASU Women of Color Conference: Desert Women Surviving &

Thriving in the Academy, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ.

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS

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Rountree, M.A. (October, 2020). Maternal mortality and morbidity disproportionately

impacting Black women, TXBWRU Panel Participant: The Afiya Center.

Rountree, M. A. ( September 12, 2019). Improving maternal health outcomes, 2019

North Texas State Health Policy Conference, Irvington, TX.

Rountree, M.A. (May 22, 2019). Plenary Speaker, 2019, for the National Conference

on Social Work and HIV/AIDS, Washington, D.C.

Rountree, M.A. (May 15,2019). MEASURE Health Panel, Huston-Tillotson

University, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (April 27, 2019). Austin Public Health: Maternal Infant Outreach

Program 3

rd

Annual Mama’s In Motion Brunch, Virginia Brown Recreation

Center, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (February, 25

th

, 2019). 2019 TLBC Summit The Fierce Urgency of

Now: State of Black Lives in Texas-The Silent Killer: Mental Health and

Maternal Mortality Rate in the Black Community (Representative Toni Rose &

Representative Shawn Thiery), State Capitol, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (February 21, 2019). Maternal Health Panel, Women’s Health &

Family Planning Association of Texas 6

th

Annual Title X conference, Austin, TX.

Rountree, M.A. (February 19, 2019). Winter’s Black History Migration: Maternal

Health Disparities, DSHS, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (February 5, 2019). Texas State of Health Reform Conference:

Maternal Health Disparities, ATT Center, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (January 25, 2019). Building Another Type of Austin with

Everyone on the Same Page: Intentional, Passionate & Strategic to Yield

IMPACT, Huston Tillotson University, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (January 23, 2019). Maternal Health in Texas. First United

Methodist Church, Austin Texas presentation and panelist.

Rountree, M.A. (December 8, 2018). Black women are dying giving birth and

during the postpartum period, Rooted in Advocacy Community Event, Austin

Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (November 29, 2018), The State of Black Health in Texas: Disparate

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Maternal Health Disparities, The Institute for Urban Policy and Research

Analysis Black Policy and Tea Symposium. Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (October 17, 2018). Panel Participant: Maternal Health Disparities,

The University of exas at Austin, Student Planned Parenthood Group. Austin,

Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (August 16, 2018). Community Health Forum, Central Health. Austin,

Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (March, 2018).

Community-Based Learning and Research

Symposium, The University of Texas at Austin

Longhorn Center for Community Engagement LCCE's Community-Based

Learning and Research Symposium, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (May 18, 2018). Moderator: Staying Strong: Resilient Youth

Sustainable Programs, HYP Conference, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (April 2018). Moderator, Community Engagement Panel, The

University of Texas San Antonio School of Nursing, 5

th

Annual Cultural Inclusion

Conference, San Antonio, Texas.

Rountree, M.A., Panel Participant CSWE Our Greatest Challenge-Providing Value-

driven Services in a Values-Challenged Environment, CSWE Conference, Fall

2017, Dallas, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. Health Disparities and their Economic Impact, The African American

Leadership Institute Summit, September, 2017, Dallas, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (2016 & 2017). Moderator, Black Policy Symposium: Black Lives

Matter Policy Platform, two sessions, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (November, 2016). Endnote Presenter Toward Health Equity:

Critical Race Theory, Race Equity & Action, University of Tennessee at

Chattanooga School of Nursing, November 2016.

Rountree, M.A. (April, 2016). Moderator for Panel Discussion, Otis Lecture Series New

Directions-Bringing policy change in the post-Obama era, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (January, 2016). Impacting our community: HIV/AIDS, Intimate

Partner Violence, Substance Abuse and Mental Health, American Association of

University Women, Austin Community College, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A., (November, 2015). Moderator of Panel: (Un) Soundness of Being:

Feminist Approaches to Health and Healing, at the 23

rd

Annual

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Emerging Scholarship in Women’s & Gener Studies Graduate Student

Conference, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M. A. (July, 2015). Emerging Themes: U.S. Social Welfare and Social Policy

Undergraduate social policy class St. Edwards University, Austin, TX.

Rountree, M.A. (April, 2012). Expert panelist: Research stories: University of

Texas at Austin Undergraduate Research Week, Austin TX.

Rountree, M.A. (May, 2009). Expert Panelist: future of HIV/AIDS social work: What is

your vision? Boston College, School of Social Work HIV/AIDS 2009: The Social

Work Response, New Orleans, LA.

Rountree, M.A. (July, 2007).How do you replenish your well? Keynote address at the

Women’s Health, Motivation, and Empowerment Conference, Austin, TX.

Rountree, M.A. (July, 2007). Self-awareness and skills for navigating diversity.

Association of Texas Professional Educators Conference, Austin, Texas.

Rountree, M.A. (April, 2006). Evidence based practice: Challenges and rewards

(Moderator). Arizona State University, 4

th

Annual SIRC Research Conference.

Transcending Boundaries in Drug Abuse Research: Cross-Cultural

Generalizability.

Rountree, M. (1993). The role gender, race, culture & ethnicity play in the development

of youth programs. Youth Assessment and Program Design Options. U.S.

Department of Labor, Dallas, TX.

MEDIA

UT Dell Medical School’s Unconscious Bias Training Seeks to Improve Awareness in

Healthcare Reporting Texas

http://reportingtexas.com/ut-dell-medical-schools-unconscious-bias-training-seeks-to-

improve-awareness-in-healthcare/?fbclid=IwAR1-

rLUlHGn3JLiJky3oSAXcXzuoi3ZlAdVRj9IG99JdEJw1PO1yG7nV400

CBS Austin News

Advocates push for new maternal health legislation, January 23, 2019.

Kazi 88.7 FM The Voice and Soul of Austin: Black Mamas Community Collective ATX,

August 24, 2018.

KUT 90.5 Austin NPR Station: Texas Had a State Agency Tackling Institutional Racism.

It’s Now Closed, September 12, 2018.

Decibel klru Capitol Coffee Talk Black Maternal Health, July 17, 2018.

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KTBC Fox 7 Interview, Maternal Health Disparities, March 13, 2018

Austin Statesman, "Photos: Black Mothers Summit at Huston - Tillotson University on

March 27th, 2018" https://atxne.ws/2uAM4oy

Austin Statesman "Panel: racism, gentrification, contribute to maternal health crisis" –

https://atxne.ws/2IcDFd2

KUT 90.5, "Other Cities Are Tackling Maternal Deaths Among Black Women. Austin

Can, Too" - https://bit.ly/2J3HO4l

Spectrum News, "Summit addresses rising maternal mortality rates among Black mothers

in Texas" - https://bit.ly/2pShSjd

TEACHING AWARDS

One of six faculty universitywide elected by students to receive the Texas Exes Teaching

Award, the persons selected demonstrate warmth of spirit, concern for society and the

individual, the ability to impart knowledge while challenging students to independent

inquiry and creative thought, and respect for an understanding of the permanent value of

our culture, 2011.

University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work Lora Lee Pederson Teaching

Excellence Award, 2006-2007.

TEACHING AND INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES—MASTERS LEVEL

ON-LINE WORKSHOPS

The University of Texas at Austin Faculty Innovation Center:

How can I keep students engaged in an on-line setting using tools like Canvas and Zoom?

How can I get students collaborating this semester in the on-line setting?

How can I structure remote lectures for clarity and consistency?

Inclusive On-Line Teaching and Teachable Moments in On-Line Classrooms, Columbia

University

University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work

Foundations of Social Justice, (Fall 2005, Spring 2006, Summer 2006, Fall 2006, Spring

2007, Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Summer 2011, Fall 2011, Summer

2012, Fall 2012, Summer 2013, Fall, 2013, Spring 2014, Fall 2015, Fall 2016, Fall 2017,

Fall, 2018)

Dynamics of Organizations and Communities (Fall 2006).

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Strategic Partnerships and Collaborative Leadership (Spring 2007, Spring 2008, Spring

2009, Spring 2010).

Social Policy (Summer, 2013, Spring 2014, Spring 2016, Spring 2017 (2 Sections),

Spring 2018 (2 Sessions), Spring 2019, Spring 2020 ( 2 Sessions)

TEACHING AND INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES—DOCTORAL LEVEL

University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work

Pedagogy in Social Work, (Fall 2013).

TEACHING AND INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES—UNDERGRADUATE

LEVEL

University of Texas at Austin, School of Social Work

Foundations of Social Justice (Spring 2006, Spring 2007, Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Fall

2015, Fall 2017, Fall 2019).

Research Methods (Fall 2012).

Social Policy (Spring 2015, Fall 2015 (2 Sections), Fall 2016)

Human Behavoir in the Social Environment (Fall, 2019)

TEACHING AND INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES—GUEST LECTURER

Macro SW Boston University (1997)

The Face of HIV/AIDS University of Texas at Austin, SSW (Spring 2006).

COMMUNITY COURSE

Social Policy, Division for Diversity and Community Engagement Thought Leaders

Course, Fall 2018

STUDENT ADVISING—UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN, SSW

Teaching Mentor, Pedagogy in Social Work Class (Spring 2009), Tuti Alawiyah

Teaching Mentor, Pedagogy in Social Work Class (Fall, 2019), Lainey Sevillano

McNair Scholar

Mahera Badat (Summer 2017-Summer 2018) Complete

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Help Seeking Behaviors of American Muslim College Students

University Leadership Network

Dazia Briscoe (Fall 2018-Spring 2019) Complete

Undergraduate Bridging Disciplines Program (Social Inequality, Health, and Policy)

Research Mentor:

Heath Fowler (Summer 2015) Complete

Neha Ali (Spring 2015) Complete

Stephanie Ibekwe (Summer 2010) Complete

Lisa Newhouse (Summer 2009) Complete

Angela Nyugen (Fall 2009) Complete

Zikora Stephens (Spring 2019) Complete

Felicia Rosiji (Fall, 2019) Complete

BSW Research Methods: Research Internship

Veronica Hernandez (Fall 2010) Complete

Caitlin Campbell (Fall 2010) Complete

Nicole Siegel (Spring 2016) Complete

Austin Community College: Research Intern

Justine Rife (Fall 2010) Complete

Masters Level Field Supervisor: Capstone Project

• Kun-Ying Yang, “User research and information management in light of the

Advisory Committee on Social Justice,” UT School of Information, Summer 2010,

Complete.

Masters Thesis

Nyesha Brown, Labor of Love (or It Takes a Village) : Radicalizing Maternal Care for

Black Mothers in the Afterlives of Slavery, WGS, Fall 2018

MSW Student Faculty Advisor: Independent Study Project

Project Title: Community Assessment and Program Development in Non-Profits, Fall 2012

Ari Turrentine, Brigid Hall, Holly Kirby, Kavita Khandekar, Joyce Humble

Post Doc Panel Member, 2017-2018

Dr. Chelsi West Ohueri, Postdoctoral Fellow, Community Engagement and Health

Equity, Department of Population Health

Dell Medical School The University of Texas at Austin

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Ph D Student Faculty Advisor: Independent Study Projects

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• Project Title: Data Analysis of a Local AIDS Organization Client Satisfaction,

Fall 2005, Social Work, Tammy Peacock, Complete.

• Project Title: Spirituality as a Coping Strategy for African-American Women,

Spring 2006, Social Work, Courtney Robinson, Complete.

• Project Title: Data Analysis from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance

System, HIV Testing Rates and Locations, Spring 2008, Educational Psychology,

Lynn Chen, Complete.

• Project Title: Key to HIV Care: Utilization of Mental Health and Substance

Abuse Services by HIV Infected Persons in Texas, Summer 2009, Social Work,

Joy Learman, Complete.

• Project Title: Sexual Violence and Reproductive Health, Social Work, Summer,

2012, Joy Learman, Complete.

• Project Title: Culturally and contextually specific issues associated with intimate

partner violence (IPV) among South Asian immigrant communities residing in the

United States, Social Work, Fall 2017

Doctoral Comprehensive Exam Committee Member

2009 Tuti Alawiyah Social Work Completed

2010 Jeremy Goldbach Social Work Completed

2010 Joy Learman Social Work Completed

2010 Jina Jun Social Work Completed

2012 Diane Rhodes Social Work Completed

2013 Shannon Johnson Social Work Completed

2014 Ahyoung Lee Social Work Completed

2017 Kasia J Olson (Co-Chair) Social Work Completed

2017 Jelena Todic Social Work Completed

2018 Swathi Reddy (Co-Chair) Social Work Completed

2020 Lainey Sevillano Social Work Completed

Doctoral Dissertation Committee Member

2009 Yolanda Rodriguez Escobar Social Work Completed

2010 Michael Balliro Social Work Completed

2012 Jeremy Goldbach Social Work Completed

2012 Tuti Alawiyah Social Work Completed

2012 Joy Learman Social Work Completed

2013 Diane Rhodes Social Work Completed

2014 Shannon Johnson Social Work Completed

2014 Miki Tesh Social Work Completed

2015 Ahyoung Lee Social Work Completed

2015 Susan Boyle Counseling Completed

Psychology

2017 Kasia Olson Social Work (Co-Chair) Completed

2017 Jelena Todic Social Work Completed

2020 Swathi Reddy Social Work On-going

REVEIWER: JOURNALS, GRANTS AND CONFERENCE ABSTRACTS

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External Reviewer, Promotion and Tenure:

2020 Binghamton University, Department of Social Work, College of Community and

Public Affairs

2011 University of Maryland Baltimore, School of Social Work

2012 Tulane University of Global Health Systems and Development, School of Public

Health and Tropical Medicine

2015 University of Southern California, School of Social Work

2016 University of Texas at Arlington, School of Social Work

2019 University of Denver, School of Social Work

Selected by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administrations

(SAMSHSA) for applications titled TCE-HIV TI-12-007 Targeted Capacity

expansion program: Substance abuse treatment for racial/ethnic minority

populations at high-risk for HIV/AIDS, May 2012.

Grant Reviewer, The National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (Special Interest

Panel) CE12-002: Research Grants for Preventing Violence and Violence Related

Injury, 2012.

Leadership Advisory Group Member, National HIV/AIDS Social Work in Research,

Policy, Advocacy: Professional Quality Improvement Approaches, 2010-present.

Reviewer, Prevention Science, 2017

Reviewer, Journal of Women’s Health, 2017

Reviewer, Journal of Health Disparities Research and Practice, 2017-present

Editorial Board, Journal of Ethnic & Cultural, 2016-present

Consulting Editor, Journal of Social Work, 2012-present

Reviewer, Child and Family Social Work, 2012

Reviewer, Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 2009-present.

Abstract Reviewer, Society for Social Work Research (SSWR) Conference, 2008, 2009,

2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017

Reviewer, Society for Social Work Research (SSWR) Outstanding Social Work Doctoral

Dissertation Award, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018

Consulting Editor, The Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Service, 2008-present.

Reviewer, AIDS Care Journal, 2008-present.

Grant Reviewer, Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration

(SAMSHA), 2005 & 2009.

Grant Proposal Reviewer, Texas Health & Human Services Commission: Refugee

Affairs Program, 2008.

Reviewer, Vice President for Research Grants, 2005 & 2008.

OTHER PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE

National

Appointed CSWE Commission for Diversity and Social Economic Justice (CDSEJ), July

1, 2013-June 30, 2016. Re-appointed thru 2019

Sub-committee, Carl A. Scott Memorial Lecture Series

Reviewer, Carl A. Scott Book Scholarship

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Selected, Advancing Social Work Education for Health Impact Learning Community,

2015-2017.

Reviewer, 2016 Peer Review Cycle One: Fulbright Specialist-Council for Interational

Exchange of Scholars (CIES) Institute for International Education (IIE), 2015-

2016.

Editorial Board Member, Journal of Ethnic & Cultural Diversity in Social Work, 2016-

present

City/State

Member, Central Texas African American Mental Health Conference Planning

Committee Member, 2020

Member of Conference Planning Committee, Black Power to Black Lives Matter

Symposium, 2018

Member of Planning Committee, From Black Power to Black Lives Matter Symposium,

2018

Founder, The Black Mamas Community Collective, 2018-2020

Planning Committee Member, UT Health Cultural Inclusion Institute Conference, 2017-

2018

Member, Health Disparities Team, 2016-2017

Member, Austin African American HIV/AIDS Task Force, 2017-2018

Vice Chair, Board of Directors, Center for Health Empowerment, 2016-2017

Founding Member, Center for Health Empowerment, 2016

Member, I AM My Sister’s Keeper, Texas Black Women Initiative Austin, 2016-2018

Member, African American Behavioral Health Network, 2014-present.

Member, Equity Advocates, 2015-2016

Chair, Community Conversations Planning Committee-Smart Decarceration & Re-entry,

2015-present.

Keynote Speaker, Glenn E. Martin JUSTLEADERSHIPUSA

Smart Decarceration and Re-entry: What does leadership look like?, April, 2016

Planning Committee Member, UT Health Science Center, 4

th

Annual Cultural Inclusion

Institute, 2016-2018

Member, Centeral Health Equity Policy Council, 2015-present

Board Member, AIDS Services of Austin, 2005-2007.

Mentor, Valley Big Brothers/Big Sisters, 1999-2000.

Member of Sistas of Planned Parenthood of Central and Northern Arizona (PPCNA),

2003-2005.

University Service

Member, UT Cultures Flag Committee, 2015-2018.

Participation, ULN Leadership Summitt, Fall, 2017

Member, Faculty Fellow o the Center for Health and Social Policy at the LBJ

School of Public Affairs, Fall, 2017- 2019

Member, School of Undergraduate Studies, Cultures Flag Committee, 2015-present

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Reviewer, Undergraduate Research Grant, Undergraduate Research Committee in the

Senate of College Councils, 2015-present.

Appointed by Vice Provost Office, Newly Created Council on the Status of Women

Faculty, 2013-2015.

Appointed, Unrestricted Endowed Presidential Scholarships, Review Committee Member

& Chair (2014/2015), 2012-2016

Member, Heman Sweatt Symposium Advisory Committee, 2010

Elected to the UT Faculty Council, 2008-2009.

Elected Member, Center for Women’s & Gender Studies Steering Committee, 2008-

2009.

Faculty Marshal, Honors Day, 2008.

Faculty Fellow, Division of Housing and Food Service, 2007.

Mentor, Academic Enrichment Services: Division of Diversity and Community

Engagement-Faculty & Staff Mentor Program for Students, 2007-2008.

Member, Voices Against Violence, 2006-2008.

Faculty Affiliate, Center for Women’s & Gender Studies, 2005-present.

Faculty Affiliate, The Gender & Sexuality Center, 2006-present.

Committee Reviewer, Outstanding Graduate Coordinator Award, 2008.

School of Social Work

Field Instructor, Black Mamas ATX, Spring-Summer 2020

MSW-Community Final Field, Excellence Foundation, Spring 2018

MSW-Policy Final Field, Institute for Urban Policy and Research Analysis, Spring 2019-

Summer 2019

(2) MSW-Administration, Black Mamas Community Collective, Spring 2020-Summer

2020

Co-Chair, CDI Retreat, 2017

Co-Chair, Search Committee, Fall 2017

Chair, Committee for Diversity and Inclusion (formerly Deans Advisory Committee

for Diversity and Social Justice), 2016-present

Faculty Advisor, Student led group People of Color Keeping Everyone Tight, Fall 2017-

present.

Meet with prospective faculty candidates and doctoral students, 2005-present

Member of Task Group: Establishing Criteria and Processes for Awarding Adjunct

Faculty Titles, 2015-2016.

Post-Tenure Review Committee, 2012-2013

Third Year Review Committee, 2019

Search Committee, 2012

BSW Grade Grievance Committee, 2010

Lead Instructor, Foundations for Social Justice, 2007-present.

Co-Lead Instructor, Strategic Partnerships & Collaborative Relationships,

2009-present.

Minority Liaison Officer, 2009-present.

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Chair, UT SSW Advisory Committee on Diversity and Social Justice now Committee on

Diversity and Inlcusion, 2008-present.

Member, MSSW Committee, 2005-present.

Member, Silent Auction/Talent Show Committee, 2006-present.

Elected Member, Executive Committee, 2006, 2009, 2011, 2012.

Presenter, Vision and Valor Award, 2007

Member, Professional Linkages Committee, 2005-2007.

Faculty Liaison, Adjuncts: Foundations for Social Justice Course, 2006

present.

Chair, MSSW Health Care Subcommittee Workgroup, 2006-2007.

Panel Participant, PHD Colloquium Series: Identifying a Research

Question, 2006; Community-Participatory Research, 2007; Building a

Systematic, Research Trajectory as an Assistant Professor: Health

Disparities Research, 2009.

Faculty Advisor, Alliance for Social Work Students of Color, 2006-present.

Member, Voices Against Violence First Response Team, 2006-2008.

Member, Diversity Committee University of Texas School of Social Work, 2004.

Volunteer, Arizona State University. Gathering at the River: Women of Color in the

Arizona Academy Conference, 2003.

ASU: School of Social Work PAC Committee, 2000-2005.

ASU: School of Social Work BSW Committee, 1999-2005.

ASU: Field Advisory Committee, 1999-2005.

ASU: Sister Friends, 1999-2001.

ASU Commission on the Status of Women, 1999-2001.

ASU Staff Advisor to the Student of Color Coalition, 2001.

MEMBERSHIPS

Member, National Association of Social Workers, 2015-2017

Member, Council for Social Work Education (CSWE), 1999-2020.

Member, Society for Social Work and Research, 2005-2017.

Member, Association of Baccalaureate Program Directors, Inc., 2004-2006.

National Association of Social Workers (NASW), 1997-2006.

Female Executive Association, 1997-1999.

Boston University Pan-African Graduate Student Association, 1989-1991.

Boston University Minority Caucus, 1989-1990.