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CURRICULUM VITA Revised 3/16/15 Felicia Schanche Hodge, DrPH Professor and Director School of Nursing / School of Public Health Center for American Indian/Indigenous Research and Education University of California, Los Angeles 700 Tiverton Ave., Rm 5-940 Factor Bldg. Los Angeles, CA 90095-1702 Phone: (310) 267-2255 Fax: (310) 206-3241 E-mail: [email protected] EDUCATION:

Dates Institution and Location Degree Major

1972-74

Sonoma State University Cotati, California

B.A. Sociology

1974-1976 University of California at Berkeley Berkeley, CA

M.P.H. Health Care Administration

1983-87 University of California at Berkeley Berkeley, CA

Dr. P.H. (Factors Contributing to Selective Utilization of Treatment Regimens: Diabetic Perceptions and Explanations)

Health Policy Administration

9/87-8/88 Alcohol Research Group Medical Research Institute University of California at Berkeley Berkeley, CA

Post-doctoral Fellow Heavy Drinking Behavior

APPOINTMENTS:

Dates Institution and Location Appointment Title

1976-1977 Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board Portland, OR

Evaluation Coordinator

1977-1983 Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board Portland, OR

Executive Director

1/87-9/87 Native American Research & Training Center University of Arizona, Tucson

Research Associate

1/88-7/99 School of Social Welfare University of California, Berkeley

Lecturer

1/89-7/99 American Indian Graduate Program University of California, Berkeley

Director

6/93-2000

Center for American Indian Research and Education (CAIRE), UC Berkeley, CA and UC San Francisco, CA

Director

mailto:[email protected]

CURRICULUM VITA FELICIA SCHANCHE HODGE

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1995 Native American Studies University of California, Berkeley

Lecturer, undergraduate course on Native American Medicine

1996 - 1997 School of Public Health University of California, Berkeley

Associate Adjunct Professor

7/96 - 8/1/99 School of Public Health University of California, Berkeley

Associate Researcher

1996-2002 Minority Research Summer Institute School of Public Health University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Summer School Faculty

8/98 – 8/99 School of Public Health, University of Hawaii Honolulu, HI

Assistant Professor

9/98 - 12/99 California Rural Indian Health Board Sacramento, CA

Director of Research

8/1/99-2001 School of Nursing, University of California San Francisco, CA

Adjunct Associate Professor

2001-6/30/07 School of Nursing, University of Hawaii Honolulu, HI

Clinical Professor

4/01/01-2005 School of Public Health, University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN

Adjunct Professor

2000-2005

Center for American Indian Research and Education (CAIRE) University of Minnesota

Director

8/24/00-2005 School of Nursing, University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN

Professor

1/01/04-2005 Native American Studies, University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN

Adjunct Professor

4/1/05-8/2009 School of Nursing, University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN

Adjunct Professor

4/1/05-Present School of Nursing University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA

Professor

4/1/05-Present Center for American Indian/Indigenous Research and Education (CAIIRE), School of Nursing University of California, Los Angeles, CA

Director

7/1/06-Present School of Public Health University of California, Los Angeles, CA

Professor

LICENSURE/CERTIFICATION: HONORS AND AWARDS: Dates Award 1977-1993 Provided expert testimony before Congress on the health and educational needs of

American Indians 1984 Duncan Neuhauser Award, Berkeley, California


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1984-1985 Kaiser Award, Golden State Minority Foundation, Los Angeles, California 1985,86,87 Indian Health Service Public Law 94-437 Scholarship, Rockville, Maryland 10/11/94 Represented the Centers for Disease Control on a panel on Tobacco Control Among

Communities of Color in the United States at the International Conference on Tobacco Control in Paris, France

1987-1988 Post-doctoral Fellowship, Alcohol Research Group, U.C. Berkeley 1988 Ruth Muscrat Bronson Memorial Scholarship, Save the Children, Westport, CT 11/95 Special Recognition Award, American Indian, Alaskan Native, and Native Hawaiian

Caucus, American Public Health Association 6/20/96 Outstanding Contribution Award, The American Indian Tobacco Education Network,

California April 23-27, 1997 Symposium Vice Chair, 6th Biennial Symposium on Minorities, The Medically

Underserved & Cancer 1996-97 Washington, D.C. October 23-26, 1997 Panel Chairperson, Initiative for Biomedical and Behavioral Minority Research,

Consensus Development Conference, Department of Defense, Bethesda, MD

February 1997 Invited Panelist, San Francisco focus group “Issues Specific to Minority Biomedical and Behavioral Researchers.” US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command.

February 1998 Certification of Appreciation, American Indian Tobacco Education Network (AITEN),

and the California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc. California 4/27/98 Presentation of the US Surgeon General’s Report to President Clinton (with CDC and

Surgeon General Satcher). 9/24/98 Everyday Hero Award, National Coalition for Cancer Survivorship, Washington, D.C. 10/9/98 Special Recognition Award, Hands Across America Pastoral Dialogue/Awards Brunch,

National Cancer Awareness Month and Breast Cancer Awareness Day, Southern California Indian Center, Advocates for American Indian Children and the Native American United Methodist Church, Sponsored by the Los Angeles Center for Self- Reliance, a Project under the auspices of Hands for American, Inc., New York City, NY.

2000 Certificate of Appreciation, University of California Breast Cancer Research Council.

September, 2000 Certificate of Merit, Friends of the National Institute of Nursing Research. 2001 Certificate of Merit, Spirit of Eagles, Network for Cancer Control Research Among

American Indian and Alaska Native Populations (Mayo Clinic), Scottsdale, AZ. 7/23/02 Presented with an honorary flute by the National Native Tobacco Advisory Board

in Salt Lake City, UT. 11/03 Certificate of Merit, American Indian, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian APHA

Caucus, recognized for founding member of the National Native Researchers Network, San Francisco APHA conference.

2005-2009 Appointed by the US Secretary to the National Advisory Council of the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR).


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2012 Guest of Honor, Thinking Gender workshop, UCLA Center for the Study of Women, 2/3/12.

2011 Recognition in Honor, 2011 UCLA American Indian Commencement Celebration,

6/10/11. 2012 National Institute of Drug Abuse Conference scholarship (NIDA), Workshop in Bethesda,

MD 5/29-31, 2012. 2013-15 Co-Chair, Native Research Network, Inc, (NRN), National American Indian, Alaska

Native, Native Hawaiian research advocacy group. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: Activities:

Dates Organizations 1990-1998 Chair (90-92) & Vice-Chair (94-98), American Indian Child Resource Center, Oakland, CA 1991-1994 California American Cancer Society, Oakland Chapter 1992-1994 State of California Breast and Cervical Cancer Advisory Board 12/06/92 Review Panel, National Cancer Institute, Cancer Control 1993-1999 Trustee, Administrative Board, California Teen Nutrition Program (CANFIT), Berkeley, CA 1994-1997 Multicultural Advisory board Member, Children’s Hospital, Oakland, CA 1994-1995 Steering Committee Member, California Pan-Ethnic Health Network (CPEN) 1994-present Network for Cancer Control Research among America Indian/Alaska Native Populations 1995-1999 American Indian Tobacco Education Network, Sacramento, CA 4/18/96 Special Emphasis Panel, National Heart Lung and Blood Institute, Pathways–full scale study 9/29/97 Review Panel, National Cancer Institute, Health Promotion and Education 11/17/97 Review Panel, National Cancer Institute, Tobacco, Epidemiology and Control 1997-1998 The California Wellness Foundation, Woodland Hills, CA 11/5/97- 2001 National Cancer Institute, Director’s Consumer Liaison Group (DCLG) Member 1997-2002 Director’s Consumer Liaison Group, a Federally chartered committee of the NCI 1999-2003 Intercultural Cancer Council, MD Anderson Cancer Center July 1998 NCI/CDC Committee on Race Initiatives 1999-2000 California Breast Cancer Research Council, UCOP 1999 Keynote Speaker, Minority Health Conference, University of Buffalo, New York, NY. 2000-present Native Researchers Network, Inc. 8/10-11/00 Review Panel, National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine, NCCAM 7/27-28/00 Review Panel, National Institute of Diabetes, Digestive and Kidney Diseases 2000-2002 Board member (and ongoing member), Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native

Americans in Science (SACNAS) 2000-present APHA, AI/AN/NH Caucus member, Reviewed abstracts for APHA conference 12/4-5/01 Review Panel, National Cancer Institute, Community Partnerships 2001 University of Minnesota Cancer Center, faculty appointment, Member 2001-2005 Founding Board Member, Native American Community Clinic, Minneapolis, MN 2001 NINR National Expert Panel on Partnerships, Washington, DC 10/18/02 National Institute of Nursing Research committee to plan future needs, Rockville, MN 10/21-23/03 Review Panel, National Cancer Institute, Subcommittee G Review, Washington, DC 2003-2004 Dean Search Committee, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota 8/4-6/04 Review Panel, Indian Health Service, Special Diabetes Program for Indians (SDPI)


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Competitive Grant Program, Denver, CO 8/5/04 Review Panel, Indian Health Service, Cardiovascular Disease Risk Reduction Demonstration

Project, Denver, CO 2005-2009 Appointed by the US Secretary to the National Advisory Council of the National Institute of Nurs

Research (NINR) National Advisory Council for Nursing Research, NIH

2005- California Breast Cancer Research Council (CBCRC), University of California UCOP.

2006-present 2007 2008 2009 2009-present 2009-2012 2010 2011 2011-present 2012 2013 2014 2015 2015

California Indian College Advisory Board, Sacramento, CA| Review Panel, Comprehensive Minority Institution/ Cancer Center Partnership, NIH. 6/10-12/2007 Review Panel, Minority Health Disparities, NCI/NIH. Advancing End-of-Life Science “think tank”, NINR, Bethesda, MD. 4/16/2009. Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (ATOG), NCI/NIH. Committee member, National APRAG, UCLA Member, AHRQ Expert Group member on “Women’s Health and Gender-Sensitive Research”. Community Networks Program (CNP-U54), Special Emphasis Panel, Review Member XCA1 PCRB-G (P2). National Cancer Institute (NIH/NCI). 4/7-8/10. Review Panel, National Cancer Institute, Review of R25 proposals. Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) Special Emphasis Panel (SEP) Review Members ZRR1 CR-9 01. National Center for Research Resources (NCRR). 10/5-6/11. Advisory Board Member, NORD, University of Chicago (AI/AN Recruitment program). Program Steering Committee, Partnership for Native American Cancer Prevention, University of Arizona Cancer Center, Tucson, AZ. Review Panel, National Institutes of Health, COBRE Reviewer, Bethesda, MD. 6/12-13/12. Co-Chair, NIH Proposal Review Panel, Washington, DC. 11/13-16/13. Chair, NIH Proposal Review Panel, Special Emphasis Panel ZRG1 HDM-V51(R) Silver Springs, MD. 11/5-7/14. Member, NIH standing study section reviewer, Psychosocial Risk and Disease Prevention (PRDP), Bethesda, MD. 6/8-9/15.

Service to Professional Publications 2000 – present American Indian Culture and Research Journal, peer reviewer. 2008 – present Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved, peer reviewer. 2009 – present Nursing Research Journal, peer reviewer. 2010 - present Journal of Cultural Diversity, peer review and editorial board. 2012 – present Nursing Research UNIVERSITY SERVICE: School of Nursing: 2003-2004 Chair, Space Committee (Ad hoc), School of Nursing, University of Minnesota. 2003-2004 Member, Faculty Merit Committee, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota. 2003-2004 Member, Consultative Committee, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota.


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2003-2005 Chair (2004) and member, Research Committee, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota. 2005-2007 Member, CAPAM A, SON, UCLA. 2005-2007 Chair, Committee on Appointment, Promotions, Appraisals & Merit (CAPAM), SON, UCLA. 2005-2009 Member, SON Recruitment Committee, University of California at Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA. 2005-2009 Member, Doctoral Committee 2005-2009 Member, Student Affairs Committee 2006-2010 Member, Faculty Advisory Committee, SON, UCLA 2010-2012 Member, Student Affairs Committee 2010-2012 Member, MERIT Committee 2011-2012 Chair, Faculty Research and Professional Affairs Committee 2013-2015 Member, SON Faculty Recruitment Committee 2012-2014 Member, SON Committee on Committees 2014-present Member, CAPA Committee 2014-present Member, Student Affairs Committee Campus: 2001-2002 Member, UMN Biomedical Research Advisory Committee (BRAC), a school-wide committee. 2002-2004 Member, Committee on Disability, University of Minnesota. 2003-2005 Faculty Workgroup, Senate U-wide Project on Disability Issues, University of Minnesota. 2005-present Member, Faculty Advisory Committee, American Indian Studies Center, UCLA. 2005-present Member, Division of Cancer Prevention and Control Research (CDPCR), Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer

Center, UCLA.

2005-2007 Member, Center to Eliminate Health Disparities, School of Public Health, UCLA. 2006-2007 Core Faculty, UCLA Career Development Program in Population Based Cancer Prevention and Control 2005-present Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center, UCLA. 2007-2008 Faculty Search Committee, School of Dentistry, UCLA. 2006-2010 Chair, Interdisciplinary Program in American Indian Studies (graduate and undergraduate). 2006-2009 Member, Graduate Senate Council, UCLA. (subcommittees: 8 year review of Womens’ Studies – 2007; 8

year review of Pathophysiology – 2008; 8 year review of Near Eastern languages – 2008). 2007-2009 Member, Academic Senate – Committee on Degree Programs 2008 Faculty search committee for the American Indian Studies Center Director position.


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2007-2012 Member, Tribal Legal Center & Educational Exchange (TLCEE), UCLA. 2007-2012 Member, Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act committee (NAGPRA), UCLA. 2010 - present Member, Interdisciplinary Program in American Indian Studies Faculty Advisory Committee. 2016 – present Member, Academic Senate – Legislative Committee (SON elected representative).

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITIES:

My area of focus is on chronic health conditions, health beliefs and behaviors among American Indians and Alaska Natives. Current projects examine diabetes fatalism among the Plains tribes, smoking cessation, the cultural constructions of pain and depression among AIAN cancer patients and survivors. I am currently expanding into Indigenous populations research. 1990 - 1996 Principal Investigator, American Indian Cancer Control Project (R01), CAIRE, Berkeley, CA. Five-year

$1.7M smoking cessation researches project targeting 18 California Indian clinics. Funded by NIH/NCI. 1993 - 1998 Principal Investigator, American Indian Women's Talking Circle (R01), CAIRE, Berkeley, CA. A four-

year $1.2M cervical cancer research intervention project targeting California's Indian population in Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area, and four rural-reservation areas. Funded by NIH/NCI.

1994 - 1997 Principal Investigator, Pathways to Health (R25), CAIRE, Berkeley, CA. A three-year educational project

aimed at developing culturally sensitive breast cancer training materials for physicians and patients (communications, patient rights, and resources), $350,000. Funded by NIH/NCI.

1994 - 1998 Principal Investigator, Nutritional Circles to Reduce Cancer Risks, CAIRE, School of

Public Health, Berkeley, CA. A four-year $1.3M research intervention project (R01) targeting American Indian women. Funded by NIH/NCI.

1997 - 2003 Principal Investigator, Wellness Circles (R01), CAIRE, UC University of Minnesota. A five-year ($1.9M) project conducting a statewide needs assessment and testing the development and implementation of wellness intervention in California's rural reservations. Funded by NIH/NINR.

1998 - 2003 Principal Investigator, Diabetes Wellness (R01), CAIRE, University of Minnesota. Four-year $1.3M

project on diabetes education among the Sioux /Winnebago tribes Plains. Funded by NIH/NINR. 2000 – 2002 Principal Investigator, Minority Supplement, National Institute of Nursing Research award to provide

supplemental funds for a minority researcher ($61,420). Funded by NIH/NINR. 2001 - 2002 Principal Investigator, Tobacco Control among Plains Indians, UMN Cancer Center (National Cancer

Institute). To identify and examine tobacco use policies, community mapping, and traditional use. 2004 – 2005 Principal Investigator/Collaborating Investigator, Cancer and Employment among the Fond du Lac

Indians of Minnesota. (subcontract, K Coe, PI) University of Arizona Cancer Center, Tucson, AZ. 2005 2006 Principal Investigator: Secondary Data Analysis - Documentation and Translation of the Science of the

Diabetes Wellness: American Indian Talking Circles Approach for Diabetes Prevention and Care in American Indian Communities (sole source contract). Centers for Disease Control.

2005 2008 Coe, K. (PI). Hodge, Co-Investigator/Chair of Research Committee: Southwest American Indian

Community Network, (U01). Funded by NIH/NCI. 2005-2012 Principal Investigator: Reducing Symptom Barriers to Among American Indians (R01). Examining the

cultural constructs of pain and depression and testing a cancer symptom management intervention. Funded by NIH/NCI.


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2007 M. Prelip (PI), D. Wiley (Co-Investigator), F. Hodge (Co-Investigator). Collaboration to develop and

provide public health training to a group of Southwest American Indian nurses. HRSA (summer of 2007). 2008-2010 Principal Investigator: to examine toxic contamination on a Northern California Reservation (Habematolel

Pomo of Upper Lake) Institute of American Cultures, University of California at Los Angeles. 2008-2012 Nyamathi (PI), Hodge (Co-Director). (T32)Nursing Training Program: Preparing nurse scholars to conduct

and disseminate research in the area of health disparities among vulnerable populations and to build nursing science. Funded by NIH/NINR.

2009-2010 Principal Investigator: A School of Nursing intramural grant on the Human Papillomavirus knowledge, beliefs and awareness among college students at UC Berkeley, UCLA, U of Arizona and Arizona State University. Funded by UCLA-SON intramural grant.

2009-2010 Principal Investigator: Colorectal Cancer Screening Project, Public Health Institute, Sacramento, CA. RS/SBCIH/DHHS 20102909.

2011-2012 Principal Investigator: Colorectal Cancer Prevention Project, Public Health Institute, Sacramento, CA.

PHI/DHHS 1017273R-1. 2011-2016 Reifel, N. (PI), Hodge, F. (co-Investigator). Administration for Children and Families, DHHS. Riverside-

San Bernardino County Indian Health, Inc. Tribal Home Visiting Program. Home visitation program Assessment of family needs and development of a home visitation program in American Indian communities in two counties for children 0-5 years of age. Award # 90TH0017.

2012-2017 Hodge (PI/Director), Nyamathi (Co-PI/co-Director). T32 Vulnerable Populations/Health Disparities

Research. Nursing Training Program: Preparing nurse scholars to conduct and disseminate research in the area of health disparities among vulnerable populations and to build nursing science. National Institute of Nursing Research. Funded by NIH/NINR.

OTHER FUNDED PROJECTS 1993 – 1994 Principal Investigator, $20,000. State of California funds to develop a smoking cessation film among

California Indians. 1994 – 1996 Co-Investigator, PAIS, Western Consortium for Public Health, Berkeley, CA. $19,000. A State of California

research project designed to assess the prevalence of alcohol and other substance abuse among American Indians in California.

1994 – 1995 Principal Investigator, Indian Health Service Prenatal Exposure Substance Abuse Study, CAIRE, Berkeley,

CA. $20,000. A grant to design and analyze data obtained from laboratory tests. 1998 – 1999 Principal Investigator, $50,000. Statewide Public Health Conference for Economically/Educationally

Disadvantaged, Office of Statewide Health, Planning and Development, State of California. 2003 – 2005 Principal Investigator, $1.2M, Indian Health Service, American Indian Careers Opportunity, recruitment and

retention program for nursing master’s students (University of Minnesota). 2005 Principal Investigator, $5,000, UMN Cancer Center, University of Minnesota, Organ Transplantation and

American Indian Conference, May 2005, Minneapolis, MN.

Articles in Referred Journals: (*Data-based) 1. Hodge, F. (1989). Disabled American Indians: A special population requiring special considerations. American Indian

Culture and Research Journal, 13(3&4), 83-104.


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2. *Bloom, J.R., Grazier, K., Hodge, F., & Hayes, W.A. (1991). Factors affecting the use of mammography among African

American women. Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention, 1(1), 75-82. 3. Robinson, R., Shelton, D., Hodge, F., Lew, R, Lopez, E., Toy, P., Merritt, R., & Yack, D. (1995). Tobacco control

capacity index for communities of color in the United States. In K. Slama (Ed.), Tobacco and Health (pp. 359-365). New York, NY: Plenum Press

4. *Hall, R., Lichtenstein, E., Burhansstipanov, L, Davis, S., Hodge, F., Schinke, S., Singer, B., Fredericks, L., & Glasgow,

E. (1995). Tobacco use policies and practices in diverse Indian settings. American Indian Culture and Research Journal, 19(3), 165-180.

5. Hodge, F. (1995). Tobacco control leadership in Indian communities. In K. Slama (Ed.), Tobacco and Health (pp. 375-

378). New York, NY: Plenum Press. 6. *Hodge, F., Cummings, S., Kipnis, P., Williams, M., & Teehee, K. (1995). Prevalence of smoking among adult

American Indian clinic users in Northern California. Preventive Medicine, 24(5), 441-446. 7. *Hodge, F., Fredericks, L., & Kipnis, P. (1996). Urban rural contrasts, patient and smoking patterns in Northern

California American Indian clinics, Cancer, 78(S7), 1623-1628. 8. *Hodge, F., Fredericks, L., & Rodriguez, B. (1996). American Indian women’s talking circle: A cervical cancer

screening and prevention project, Cancer, 78(S7), 1592-1597. 9. Toms, F.D., Hodge, F., & Pullen-Smith, B. (1998). Cultural diversity and the delivery of health care services, Cancer

(supplement), 83(S8), 1843-1848. 10. *Hodge, F., Stubbs, H., Gurgin, V., & Fredericks, L. (1998). Cervical cancer screening: Knowledge, attitudes, and

behavior of American Indian women, Cancer, 83(S8), 1799-1804. 11. Hodge, F., Toms, F., & Guillermo, T. (1998). Achieving cultural competency and responsive health care delivery.

Cancer, 83(S8), 1714-1716. 12. *Hodge, F, & Casken, J. (1999). American Indian breast cancer project: Educational development and implementation,

American Indian Culture and Research Journal, 23(3), 205-215. 13. *Hodge, F., & Stubbs, H. (1999). Talking circles: Increasing cancer knowledge among American Indian women, Cancer

Research and Therapy, 8, 103-111. 14. *Hodge, F., & Casken, J. (1999). Characteristics of American Indian women cigarette smokers: Prevalence and

cessation status, Health Care for Women International, 20(5), 455-469. 15. Hodge, F., Weinmann, S., & Roubideaux, Y. (2000). Recruitment of American Indians and Alaska Natives into clinical

trials. Annals of Epidemiology, 10(8 suppl), S41-S48. 16. *Hodge, F.S., Pasqua, A., Marquez, C.A., & Geishirt-Cantrell, B. (2002). Utilizing traditional storytelling to promote

wellness in American Indian communities. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 13(1), 6-11. 17. *Struthers, R., Hodge, F.S., Geishirt-Cantrell, B., & DeCora, L. (2003). Participant experiences of talking circles on type

2 diabetes in two Northern Plains tribes. Qualitative Health Research, 13(8), 1094-1115. PMC3103143 18. *Struthers, R., Hodge, F.S., De Cora, L., & Geishirt-Cantrell, B. (2003). The experience of Native peer facilitators in the

campaign against type 2 diabetes. The Journal of Rural Health, 19(2), 174-180. PMC3102517. 19. *Struthers, R., Hodge, F.S., Geishirt Cantrell, B., & Casken, J. (2003). Community mapping: A tool in the fight against

cigarette smoking on American Indian reservations. Policy, Politics, and Nursing Practice, 4(4), 295-302. doi: 10.1177/1527154403258314


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20. *Struthers, R., Kaas, M., Hill, D.L., Hodge, DeCora, L, & Geishirt-Cantrell, B. (2003). Providing culturally appropriate

education on type 2 diabetes to rural American Indians: Emotions and racial consciousness. Journal of Rural Community Psychology, E6(1). http://www.marshall.edu/jrcp/E6one_struthers.htm.

21. *Hodge, F., Geishirt B., Struthers R., & Casken, J. (2004). American Indian Internet cigarette sales: Another avenue for

selling tobacco products. American Journal of Public Health, 94(2), 260-261. PMC14482309. 22. *Struthers, R., Savik, K., & Hodge, FS, (2004). American Indian women and cardiovascular disease: Response

behaviors to chest pain. Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing, 19(3), 158-163. PMC3106303. 23. *Struthers, R, & Hodge, F. (2004). Sacred tobacco use in Ojibwe communities. Journal of Holistic Nursing, 22(3), 209-

225. 24. *Packer, M.M., Kaur, J.S., Hodge, FS, Nan, B., Trapp, M.A., & Roubidoux, M.A. (2005). A survey of attendees at

Native American health care conferences: Knowledge, attitudes, and practices about cigarette smoking. Journal of Cancer Education, 20(2), 89-95.

25. *Geishirt Cantrell, B.A., Hodge, FS., Struthers, R., & DeCora, L.H. (2005). The high incidence of cigarette smoking

among American Indians of the Northern Plains. Journal of Cancer Education, 20 (1 Suppl), 97-100. 26. *Hodge, F., & Struthers, R. (2006). Persistent smoking among Northern Plains Indians: Lenient attitudes, low harm

value and partiality towards cigarette smoking. Journal of Cultural Diversity, 13(4), 181-185. 27. *Greengold, B., Nyamathi, A., Kominski, G., Wiley, D., Lewis, D., Hodge, F., Singer, M., & Spiegel, B. (2009). Cost-

effectiveness analysis of behavioral interventions to improve vaccination compliance in homeless adults. Vaccine, 27(5), 718-725. PMC2772200

28. *Hodge, F.S. & Kotkin-Jaszi, S.T. (2009). California Wellness Study: American Indians and Obesity. California

Journal of Health Promotion, 7, 118-124. PMC3102514. 29. *Johnson, S.R., Finifrock, D., Marshall, C.A., Jaakola, J., Setterquist, J., Burross, H.L., & Hodge, FS. (2010).

Cancer, employment, and American Indians: A pilot study. Rehabilitation Counseling. Bulletin. 54(3) 175–180. doi: 10.1177/0034355210380143.

30. *Hodge, F.S. (2009). Breast cancer–screening behavior among rural California American Indian women. American

Indian Culture and Research Journal, 33(3):35-42. PMC3894112 31. *Hodge, F., Maliski, .S, Cadogan, M., Itty, T.L., & Cardoza, B. (2010). Learning how to ask: reflections on

engaging American Indian research participants in qualitative research. Commentary. Journal of American Indian Culture & Research, 34(4), 77-90. PMC 3302686.

32. Hodge, F., Geishirt Cantrell, B., & Kim, S. (2011). Health status and socio-demographic characteristics of the morbidly

obese American Indians. Journal of Ethnicity & Disease, 21(1), 52-57. PMC3092741. 33. *Hodge, F., & Sinha, K. (2010). Safer sexual practices and HIV screening behavior among rural California American

Indians. California Journal of Health Promotion. 8(1), 10-21. PMC3102512. 34. *Hodge, F, Bellanger, P., & Norman, C. (2011). Organ donation and Transplantation: A dialogue with American Indian

healers and western healthcare providers. American Indian Culture & Research Journal. 35(3), 79-90. 35. *Hodge F., & Nandy K. (2011). Factors associated with American Indian cigarette smoking in rural settings.

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 8(4), 944-954. doi:10.3390/ijerph8040944. PMC3118872.

36. *Hodge, F., & Nandy, K. (2011). Predictors of wellness and American Indians. Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and

Underserved, 22(3), 791-803. doi: 10.1353/hpu.2011.0093. PMC3287368.

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37. *Hodge, F., Itty, T., Cardoza, B., & Samuel-Nakamura, C. (2011). HPV vaccine readiness among American Indian

college students. Journal of Ethnicity and Disease, 21(4), 415-420. 38, *Hodge, F.S., Line, T.L., Cadogan, M.E., & Martinez, F. (2012). “Weaving Balance into Life”: Development and

cultural adaptation of a cancer symptom management toolkit for Southwest American Indians. Journal of Cancer Survivorship, 6(2), 182-188. doi: 10.1007/s11764-011-0209-3. PMC3322251.

39. *Beaton, C., Hodge, F., Nyamathi, A., Weinreb, A., Mays, V., & Maliski, S. (2012). Male veterans living within

pendulum: Swings of rheumatoid arthritis pain: A qualitative study. California Journal of Health Promotion, 10(1), 44-55. PMC4270000

40. *Itty, T.L., Hodge, F., Poitra, C.M., & Cardoza, B. (2012). HPV awareness among American Indian young adults:

Implications for health education in adolescents. Journal of Cultural Diversity, 21(4), 123-129. 41. Hodge, F. (2012). No meaningful apology for American Indian unethical research. Journal of Ethics and Behavior,

22(6), 431-444. doi: 10.1080/10508422.2012.73078 42. *Hodge, F.S., Maliski, S., Itty, T., & Martinez, F. (July, 2014). Colorectal cancer screening: The role of perceived

susceptibility, risk and cultural illness beliefs among American Indians. Journal of Cultural Diversity. 21(2):48-55. 43. Tyler, D., Nyamathi, A., Stein, J.A., Koniak-Griffin, D., Hodge, F., & Gelberg, F. (2013 April 25). Increasing

hepatitis C knowledge among homeless adults: Results of a community-based, interdisciplinary intervention. Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, 41(1), 37-49. doi:10.1007/s11414-013-9333-3.

44. Hodge, F. (2014). American Indian male college students’ perception and knowledge of human papillomavirus.

Journal of Vaccine and Vaccination, 5(2). doi: 10.4172/2157-7560.1000222. 45. Palacios, J., Salem, B., Hodge, F., Abarran, C., Anaebere, A., & Hayes-Bautista, T. (2014). Storytelling as a

qualitative tool for promoting health among vulnerable populations. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. doi: 10.1177/1043659614524253.

46. Grady, J., Hodge, F., Mays, V., Iguchi, M., von Ehrenstein, O., & Beals, J. (submitted, 2013). Ethnic identity,

social support, and depression in a Southwest American Indian population. 47. Hodge, F., Stemmler, M.S., & Nandy, K. (2014). Association between obesity and history of abuse among

American Indians in rural California. Journal of Obesity & Weight Loss Therapy, 4, 1000208. doi:10.4172/2165-7904.1000208. PMC4236913.

48. *Itty, T.L., Hodge, F.S., & Martinez, F. (2014). Shared and unshared barriers to cancer symptom management

among urban and rural American Indians. Journal of Rural Health, 30(2), 206-213. doi: 10.1111/jrh.12045. PMC3974161.

49. Hodge, F., & Itty, T. (submitted, 2015). HPV vaccine decision-making among American Indian female college students.

American Indian Culture & Research Journal. 50. Hodge, F., Nandi, K., Cadogan, M., Itty, T., Warda, U., Martinez, F., & Quan, A. (in print, 2016). Predictors of pain

management among American Indian cancer survivors. Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved. 51. Hodge, F. (submitted 2015). Workplace smoke free policy: unintended consequences encountered at Northern Plains

reservations. American Indian Culture & Research Journal. 52. *Hodge, F., Kotkin-Jaszi, S., Rahman, & M., Martinez, F. (accepted, 2015). Use of prescription medication, OTC,

and traditional medicine use among Hmong adults. Journal of Hmong Studies.


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53. *Hodge, F., Itty, T.L., Cadogan, M.P., Martinez, F., & Pham, A. (2016). The cultural constructs of cancer-related fatigue among American Indian cancer survivors. Journal of Supportive Care in Cancer. Vol. 24, Issue 3, pp 1235-1240.

54. Halpin, A., Hodge, F., Chui, (2015). Older adults research in acute care – Breaking the Barriers. Commentary,

California Journal for Health Promotion. Editorial, Vol.13, Issue 1, vi-x. 55. Palacios, J., Albarran, C.R., Stemmler, M.S., Annaebere-Aneke, A., Hayes-Bauista, T.M., & Hodge, F.

(submitted, 2015). Cultivating Nurse Leaders: The Impact of Informal Peer Mentoring. Journal of Professional Nursing.

56. *Thomas, T, Hodge, F, & Kotkin-Jaszi, S. (in print, 2016). Stress and Coping among College Students in the Dominican

Republic. California Journal for Health Promotion. 57. *Hodge, F. (accepted with revisions, 2016). Culture-Broker and Medical Decoder: Contributions of American Indian

Cancer Caregivers in Cancer Pain Management, Journal of Supportive Care in Cancer. 58. Hodge, F. (accepted with revisions, 2016). Conducting Focus Groups in American Indian Communities. Journal of

Disparities Research & Practice. 59. *Samuel-Nakamura, C, Hodge, F, & Robbins, W. (submitted, 2015). Uptake of uranium and associated heavy

metals in American Indian tea, Journal of Ethnopharmacology. 60. *Samuel-Nakamura, C, Robbins, W, & Hodge, F. (submitted, 2015). Case study: heavy metals in sheep.

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 61. Hodge, F. (submitted, 2015). Global Research: Ethical Considerations for Nurse Researchers. Journal of Ethics and

Behavior. 62. *Hodge, F. (submitted, 2015). Suicide Ideation and Abuse History among Rural California American

Indians, Preventive Medicine. 63. *Hodge, F. (submitted, 2015). US Census and Vulnerable Populations, Ethnicity & Disease.

Chapters: 1. *Hodge, F. (1986). Graduate education and employment, A study of American Indian and non -Indians in the School of

Public Health, University of California, Berkeley 1971-1985. University of California at Berkeley. 2. *Hodge, F. (1986). Graduate education and employment, A study of American Indian and non -Indians in the School of

Public Health, University of California, Berkeley 1971-1985. University of California at Berkeley. 3. *Hodge, F. & Edmonds, R. (1987). The socio-cultural aspects of disability: A survey of disabled adult American

Indians. University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. 4. *Bloom, JR, Hayes, WA, Saunders, F, & Hodge, F. (1989). Physician induced and patient induced utilization of early

cancer detection practices among black Americans, In: Advances in Cancer Control: Innovations and Research, Alan R. Liss, Inc. (Ed), 270-296.

5. Hodge, F, Williams, A. & Whitehorse, W. (1992). Creating an agenda for American Indian health in the year 2000,

monograph published by the State of California. 6. Hodge, F. (1994). Contemporary U.S. Indian health care, In: Duane Champagne, (Ed.) The Native North American,

Gale Research, Inc., Washington, DC, pages 811-820.


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7. *Hodge, F. (1995). Demoralization: A useful concept for case management with American Indians. In: Peter Manolas, (Ed.). The Cross-Cultural Practice of Clinical Case Management in Mental Health, Haworth Press.

8. Hodge, F, & Fredericks, L. (1996). The circle: An anthology of American Indian women’s stories, CAIRE-UCB. 9. Hodge, F, & Fredericks, L. (1997). Native nutrition circles: An anthology of traditional stories, CAIRE-UCB. 10. Hodge, F. (1997). American Indian health, The California Endowment, Los Angeles, CA. 11. *Hodge, F. (1998). (contributing author) U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Tobacco Use Among U.S.

Racial/Ethnic Minorities Groups-African Americans, American Indians and Alaska Natives, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, and Hispanics: A Report of the Surgeon General. Atlanta, Georgia: U.S. DHHS, CDC, Nat Ctr for Chronic Disease Prevention & Health Promotion, Ofc on Smoking and Health.

12. *Glover, C, & Hodge, F. (1999). Native outreach: A report to American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian

communities. National Cancer Institute Monograph, NIH Publication 98-4341. 13. *Hodge, F, Fredericks, L, & Kipnis, P. (1999). It’s Your Life - It’s Our Future Stop Smoking Program, In: Claudia

Glover & Felicia Schanche Hodge (Eds.) Native Outreach: A Report to American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Communities. National Cancer Institute Monograph, NIH Publication 98-4341.

14. *Hodge, F, & Glover, C. (1999). The National Cancer Institute’s Research Efforts in Native American Communities:

Approaches Used and Lessons Learned, In: Claudia Glover & Felicia Schanche Hodge (Eds.) Native Outreach: A Report to American Indian, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian Communities. National Cancer Institute Monograph, NIH Publication 98-4341.

15. *Fredericks, L, & Hodge, F. (1999). Traditional Approaches to Health Care Among American Indians, In: Robert M.

Huff & Michael V. Kline (Eds.), Promoting Health In Multicultural Populations: A Handbook For Practitioners, Sage Publications, Inc.

16. *Hodge, F, & Fredericks, L. (1999). American Indian and Alaska Native Populations in the United States, An Overview.

In: Robert M. Huff & Michael V. Kline (Eds.), Promoting Health In: Multicultural Populations: A Handbook For Practitioners, Sage Publications, Inc.

17. Hodge, F. (2000). (Ed) Wicazo SA Review, A Journal of Native American Studies, University of Minnesota Press,

Minn. MN. 18. *Hodge, F. & Casken, J. (2001). Pathways to health: An American Indian breast cancer project, Medicine Ways:

Disease, Health, and Survival among Native Americans. AltaMira Press, A Division of Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc., Walnut Creek, CA.

19. Hodge, F. (2001). Contemporary U.S. Indian health care, In: Duane Champagne (Ed.), The Native North American

Almanac, Second Edition, Gale Research Inc., Washington, D.C. pages 937-947. 20. *Hodge, FS. (2002). American Indian and Alaska Native teen cigarette smoking: A review. In Changing Adolescent and

Smoking Prevalence (Monograph 14), National Cancer Institute, 255-261. 21. Hodge, FS, Rodriguez’G, S, & Hodge, CE. (2008). Health and Disease of American Indian and Alaska Native

populations: an overview. In: Robert M. Huff & Michael V. Kline (Eds.), Promoting health in multicultural populations: A handbook for practitioners, 2nd Edition. Sage Publications, Inc.

22. *Hodge, FS, Hodge, CE, & Cantrell, BG. (2008), Developing and implementing healthcare programs for American

Indians and Alaska Natives: A case study. In: Robert M. Huff & Michael V. Kline (Eds.), Promoting health in multicultural populations: A handbook for practitioners, 2nd Edition. Sage Publications, Inc.

23. *Strickland, C. June, Hodge, Felicia, and Tom-Orme, Lillian. (2009). Formative Evaluation and Community

Empowerment among American Indian/Alaska Natives, In: Povin, Louise and McQueen, David V. (eds.), Health


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promotion evaluation practices in the Americas. ISBN: 978-0-387-79732-8e- DOI: 10.1007/978-0-387-79733-5 10. Springer; 1 edition (September 25, 2008).

24. *Hodge, F. (2011). Utilizing talking circles to gather American Indian diabetes stories of health and illness, Oral

Histories and Communities of Color, edited by Teresa Barnett & Chon A. Noriega, UCLA Press. 25. *Hodge, F, Struthers, R. (in press, 2012). Research in Indian country – approaches and successes, APHA monograph. 26. Hodge, F. (2012). Stories of the “Sugar Illness”, Using talking circles to reveal beliefs about illness among

American Indians living with diabetes. In: Chon Noriega, Ed. Oral Histories, UC Press. 27. Hodge, FS. Hodge, CE. (2013) Health and Disease of American Indian and Alaska Native populations: an overview. 3d

Edition. In: Robert M. Huff & Michael V. Kline (Eds.), Promoting health in multicultural populations: A handbook for practitioners, 2nd Edition. Sage Publications, Inc.

28. *Hodge, CE, Hodge, FS, Palacios, J. (2013). Developing and implementing mental health programs for American

Indians and Alaska Natives: A case study. In: Robert M. Huff & Michael V. Kline (Eds.), Promoting health in multicultural populations: A handbook for practitioners, 2nd Edition. Sage Publications, Inc.

29. Hodge, FS. (2014). Health and Wellness in Native North America. In: Robert Warrior (Ed.). The world of the

Indigenous American. Routledge, Taylor and Francis Group Publications. SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS: Professional Papers/Presentations (*National/International; **Regional; ***Local) –all are data-based *Hodge, F. Attributes of heavy-drinking behavior among American Indians at three reservation sites. Alcohol Epidemiology

Symposium, Kettil Braun Society for Social & Epidemiological Research on Alcohol, Berkeley, CA. 6/5-11/88. *Hodge, F. An examination of the perception of the American Indian drinker. Paper presented at the 46th International

Congress of Americanisms, Amersterdam, Holland. July 4-8, 1988. *Bloom, JR., Grazier, K., Hodge, F., and Hayes, WA. Being health conscious and the use of mammography among black

women. APHA, Washington, DC. 10/89. *Hodge, F., Williams, M. Creating an agenda for health in the Year 2000, APHA, Washington, DC 11/91. *Hodge, F. and Bloom, J. Prevalence of smoking in 17 Indian clinics in No. California. APHA, Wash, DC. 11/91 *Hodge, F., Williams, M., and Christy, C. Designing an American Indian smoking cessation program. APHA, Washington.

D.C. 11/12/92. *Hodge, F. Tobacco control leadership in the American Indian community. Counseling and Treating People of Colour - An

International Perspective Conference, Honolulu, HI. 12/93. *Kipnis, P., Hodge, F. Screening for depression in American Indian clinics: The CES-D scale. APHA, San Francisco, CA.

10/26/93. *Hodge, F. Tobacco initiatives in American Indian populations. APHA, San Francisco, CA. 10/26/93. *Hodge, F. Tobacco control leadership in American Indian communities. Paper presented in a panel presentation "Tobacco

Control Strategies: Communities of Color in the United States" at the 9th World Conference on Tobacco and Health, Paris, France. 11/11/94.

**Hodge, F. Smoking cessation in American Indian clinics in California. Alaska Area Indian Health Board Conference

"Trampling Tobacco" Anchorage, AK. 3/3-5/95.


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*Hodge, F. American Indian women’s talking circle. American Indian/Alaska Native Cancer Control Conference III, Seattle, WA. 4/14-18/95.

*Hodge, F. Findings from a smoking cessation project. American Indian/Alaska Native Cancer Control Conference III,

Seattle, WA. 4/14-18/95. *Hodge, F. Nutritional programs for American Indians. 5th Biennial Symposium on Minorities, the Medically Underserved &

Cancer, Arlington, VA. 4/22-25/95. *Hodge, F. American Indian cancer control project, 1995 National Tobacco Coordinator’s Meeting, sponsored by the Indian

Health Service, Albuquerque, NM. 8/14-15/95. **Hodge, F. Research in American Indian communities. "The Escalating Challenge of Research in Indian Country" sponsored

by the NW Portland Area Indian Health Board, Portland, OR. 9/18-20/95. *Hodge, F., Rodriguez, B., King, J., Stading, D., Sigala, S., Templeton, M. Utilizing talking circles for cancer prevention and

control. APHA, San Diego, CA. 10/30/95. *Hodge, F. The use of psychosocial measures in American Indian populations. APHA, San Diego, CA. 10/30/95. *Hodge, F. Culturally sensitive cancer research projects (poster presentation) APHA, San Diego, CA. 10/31/95. *Hodge, F., Nutritional circles to reduce cancer risk. APHA, New York, NY. 1996. *Hodge, F, Gonzales, C, Fredericks, L. Pathways: An American Indian breast cancer education project. APHA, New York,

NY. 1996. *Hodge, F Research Indian communities. Health Statistics and Research Conference, Portland, OR. 1996. **Hodge, F. Women’s health: Building a multicultural approach. American Medical Women’s Association (AMWA), San

Francisco, CA. 1996 ***Hodge, F. Demoralization and distress among American Indians. University of California at Berkeley School of Social

Welfare colloquium, Berkeley, CA. 4/15/96. *Hodge, F. American Indian women’s talking circle, development and evaluation. Featured Symposium "Health Promotion:

Working with Communities of Color" at the Society of Behavioral Medicine’s 18th Annual Scientific Session, San Francisco, CA. 4/18/97.

*Hodge, F., Fowler, R. American Indian social welfare policies: Issues in case management. National Association of Social

Workers 14th Annual State Conference, Oakland, CA. 5/3/97. *Hodge, F., Toms, F., Henson, R. Barriers and benefits of organizational diversity and cultural competence. 6th Biennial

Symposium on Minorities, the Medically Underserved and Cancer, Intertribal Cancer Council (ICC). Washington, DC. 4/23-27/97.

*Hodge, F. Methods and applications, minority health project. 1997 Summer Research Institute, Chapel Hill, North Carolina.

6/23/97. ***Hodge, F. In our midst. San Francisco Foundations, San Francisco Contemporary Arts, SF, CA. 11/7/97. *Hodge, F. Smoking cessation among American Indian youth. APHA, Indianapolis, IN. 11/12/97. *Hodge, F. Depressive symptomology American Indians. APHA, Indianapolis, IN. 11/10/97. *Hodge, F. American Indian research opportunities, Society for the Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans

(SAGNAS), Houston, TX. 10/10/97.


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*Hodge, F. American Indian women and tobacco. Indian Women & Cancer Conference in Tucson, AZ. 1/8-9/98. *Hodge, F. Immunization among American Indians. National Adult Immunization Conference, Atlanta, GA (Sponsored by

CDC and HCFA). 3/3-4/98. *Hodge, F. Recruitment of American Indians and Alaska Natives into a cancer screening and research project Participation of

Women & Minorities in Clinical Cancer Research Workshop, NCI, Bethesda, MD. 7/13/98. *Hodge, F. Recruitment and retention of American Indians & Alaska Natives into clinical trials. Summer Minority Research

Institute, Chapel Hill, NC. 7/14/98. *Hodge, F. Wellness circles: A unique Native intervention project. American Association for Cancer Education, Portland,

OR. 11/ 5-8/98. *Hodge, F. Positive knowledge, attitude and behavior changes in an American Indian nutrition education program using the

talking circle method of teaching. APHA, Washington, DC. 11/15/98. *Hodge, F. Peer nutrition education in American Indian communities: Training American Indian women to lead nutrition

education sessions. APHA, Washington, DC. 11/15-20/98. *Hodge, F. Wellness circles: A healthy concept for American Indians and Alaska Natives. APHA, Washington, DC. 11/15-

20/98. *Hodge, F. American Indian women and cervical cancer. APHA, Washington, DC. 11/15-20/98. *Hodge, F. Native elders: Health status and health risks. APHA, Washington, DC. 11/15-20/98. *Hodge, F, Diabetes wellness. Association of American Indian Physicians, Denver, CO. 12/4/98. *Hodge, F. Collaboration in research - Development and implementation in Indian country. APHA, Chicago, IL 11/7-11/99. *Hodge, F. Revising the Behavioral Risk Factor Survey for Native populations. APHA, Chicago, IL. 11/7-11/99. *Hodge, F., Marquez, C. Quitting cold turkey.(poster presentation) APHA, Chicago, IL. 11/7-11/99. *Hodge, F. Creating protective measures for American Indian youth (poster). APHA, Chicago, IL. 11/7-11/99. *Hodge, F. Obesity and cancer status of American Indians. 7th Biennial Symposium on Minorities, the Medically Underserved

and Cancer, Washington, DC. 2/16/00. *Hodge, F. Wellness circles: An American Indian approach (poster presentation). Friends of the National Institute of Nursing

Research, NINR, Washington, DC. 9/19/00. *Hodge, F. Advocacy in research, Workshop Leader, National Cancer Institute, NCI. Bethesda, MD. 9/21-22/00. *Hodge, F. The talking circle, A diabetes intervention. National Alaska Native American Nurses Association Summit VI.

Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians Reservation, Onamia, Minnesota. 9/25/00. *Hodge, F. Obesity among American Indians. Intertribal Cancer Council (ICC), Washington, DC. 2/2/01. **Hodge, F. Pap and breast cancer screening among California Indians, University of California, Irvine, 3/10/01. *Hodge, Cancer screening behaviors of rural California American Indians, Mayo Clinic Native Network Conference,

Scottsdale, AZ. 2001. *Hodge, F. Recruitment into clinical trials, NIHBL, Washington, DC. 5/25-26/01.


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***Hodge, F. Diabetes in Indian country, University of Minnesota - St. Paul campus, St. Paul, MN. 6/4/01. *Hodge, F. Community mapping, APHA, Atlanta, GA. 10/25/01. *Hodge, F. Community-partnered interventions (group/panel presentation), NINR, 11/5-6/01. *Hodge, F., Cervical cancer in American Indians, a “think tank” meeting. Corpus Christy, TX, National Cancer Institute,

12/20/01. *Hodge, F., Tobacco and cancer (master of ceremonies for this session – introduced speakers and commented on each topic),

National Cancer Institute, Tampa, FL 12/12/02. *Hodge, F. Cancer control research among American Indians – Interventions and culturally appropriate strategies. Indigenous

Healing Traditions Conference, Washington, DC. 11/14/02. *Hodge, F., Diabetes and fatalism among American Indians. APHA, Philadelphia, PA. 11/12/02. *Hodge, Partnership collaborations in cancer control among American Indians. APHA (special session for CME credits),

Philadelphia, PA. 11/9/02. ***Hodge, F., Nutrition and cancer screening among American Indian women. Spirit of Eagles Conference, Mayo Clinic and

the Shakopee Tribe, Shakopee, MN. 10/7/02. *Hodge, F. Diabetes and cancer control among American Indians. Office of Minority Health National Forum on Health

Disparity Issues for AI/ANs, Denver, CO. 9/25/02. *Hodge, F. Tobacco control. Partnership conference, Epidemiology Section, Albuquerque, NM. 9/23/02. *Hodge, F. Review of CAIRE research grants. Participatory Research Conference, Albuquerque, NM. 9/13/02. ***Hodge, F. Tobacco control among American Indians and Alaska Natives. Blue Cross Blue Shield, Minneapolis, MN.

8/14/02. *Hodge, F., Tobacco control among American Indians. National Native Tobacco Conference, Salt Lake City, UT. Keynote

speaker. 7/23/02. *Hodge, F., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. (National video conference) Tobacco control among American

Indians. 6/21/02. ***Hodge, F. Talking circle and cancer control among American Indian women. University of Minnesota, School of Public

Health. 5/10/02. **Hodge, F., University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire, School of Nursing. Invited talk on the Talking Circle research

intervention. 4/18/02. **Hodge, F., NAMN conference, Invited talk on research projects involved in cancer control, Minneapolis, MN 4/5/02. ***Hodge, F. Culturally appropriate intervention to reduce fatalistic perspectives of diabetes among Northern Plains Indians.

Diabetes Prevention in American Indian Communities Conference, Minneapolis. 12/10-12/02. ***Hodge, F. Partners in action: Closing the gaps. State Health Department, Hennepin County, MN. 01/22/03. *Hodge, F. Women, tobacco and cancer: An agenda for the 21st Century. Invited by National Cancer Institute (NCI), Houston,

TX. 02/3-5/03.


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**Hodge, F. Diabetes and American Indians. Eighth annual changing face of diabetes in Minnesota Conference. Minnesota Health Department, St. Paul, MN. 03/12/03.

*Hodge, F. Measuring the quality of health care for American Indians and Alaska Natives. National Institute of Diabetes,

Digestive & Kidney Diseases (NIDDKD), Tucson, AZ. 05/20/03. *Hodge, F. Selling of cigarettes on the Internet, A new threat to American Indians (poster presentation). APHA, San

Francisco, CA. 11/15/03. *Hodge. F, Cantrell, B. Smoking and other high risk behaviors combined with diabetes among Northern Plains Indians (poster

presentation). APHA, San Francisco, CA. 11/15/03. *Hodge, F. Connectiveness, health outcomes and health-promoting behaviors among American Indians. American Public

Health Association (APHA), San Francisco, CA. 11/17/03. ***Hodge, F. Research Initiatives for American Indian medical students. Center for American Indian and Minority Health.

University of Minnesota, MN. 01/9/04. *Hodge, F. Testing talking circles at four reservation sites. Presentations to Diabetes Department Group and to the Nutrition,

Physical Fitness, and Obesity Department. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Atlanta, GA. 03/17-18/04. ***Hodge, F. Recruiting American Indian faculty and students into Schools of Nursing. Research Day Conference. University

of Minnesota, School of Nursing, Minneapolis, MN. 05/23/04. *Hodge, F. Strategies for smoking cessation among American Indians. National Native Tobacco Network, San Diego, CA.

05/25/04. ***Hodge, F. Cervical cancer among American Indian women. Cancer Control Workshop, Fond du Lac tribe of Ojibwe

Indians, Duluth, MN. 06/18/04. *Hodge, F. Tobacco control issues among American Indians. National Alaska Native, Native American Nurses Association

Annual Conference, Flathead Lake, MT 9/17-20/04. **Hodge, F. Tobacco cessation programs. Aberdeen Area Tribal Chairman’s Association. Rapid City, SD. 10/13/04. *Hodge, F. Tobacco Policies among American Indians. APHA, 11/8-10/04. *Hodge, F. Tobacco Control & Prevention. Tribal Research Perspectives. Cardiovascular Disease Conference. NHLBI,

NIDDK, Denver, Colo. 5/17/05. **Hodge, F. Tobacco Prevention and Cessation. First Annual Tobacco Conference. Aberdeen Area Tribal Chairman’s

Association, Rapid City, SD. 5/18-19/05. *Hodge, F. Introductions and Overview, Comprehensive Cancer Control Leadership Institutes for American Indian and

Alaska Native Tribes, Inter Cultural Council and the Indian Health Service. Tucson, Arizona. 9/21-25/05. ***Hodge, F. Diabetes Talking Circles: Designing Interventions on Indian Reservations, Feminist Research Seminar, 4:00pm-

6:00pm, Hershey Hall, UCLA. 11/4/05. ***Hodge, F. Diabetes Talking Circles Project among the Northern Plains Tribes. Division of Cancer Prevention and Control

Research (DCPCR), Jonsson Cancer Center, UCLA. 5/5/06. **Hodge, F. “Talking Circles as an Intervention Strategy”, Aberdeen Area Indian Health Service, Health Promotion

Programs, University of Oklahoma, CME course. 5/23/06. **Hodge, F. Research Limits & Potentials: What Works in Your Communities? Minority Training Program in Cancer Control

Research (MRPCCR). School of Medicine, UCSF and the School of Public Health, UCLA. 6/25/06.


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*Hodge, F. Use and Misuse of Tobacco in American Indian Communities: Suggested Approaches for Intervention, 3rd Annual

Spit Tobacco Summit, Advancing Understanding and Building Collaboration, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota. October 16-17, 2006.

*Hodge, F. Diabetes in American Indians, Bethesda, MD. Sponsored by CDC/NCI. January 2007. *Hodge, F. Surviving Cancer, Cancer survivorship and spirituality, Phoenix, Az. Sponsored by the NCI and ITCA, Inc.

5/5/07. *Hodge, F.S., Cadogan, M., Chang, B., Coe, K. & Kotkin-Jaszi. S. Cancer-related symptom management in American

Indians: focus group findings from Arizona. Presentation at APHA, Washington, DC. November 2007. *Hodge, F.S., Cadogan, M., Chang, B., Coe, K., & Kotkin-Jaszi, S. Digital storytelling as a methodology for measuring

effective strategies for cancer management in an American Indian community. Poster Presentation at APHA, Washington, DC. November 2007.

*Hodge, F. Cancer in American Indians, Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, CA. 11/20/08 and 1/5/09. *Hodge, F. Human Papillomavirus: AIAN awareness and beliefs, Circles of Wellness, San Diego, CA 4/5/09. *Hodge, F.S., Attakai, A., Itty, T.L., & Anisko B. A window of pain: American Indian cancer patients and survivor

drawings. Roundtable presentation at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. November 2009.

*Hodge, F.S. Teaching indigenous research methodologies. Presentation at the American Public Health Association

Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. November 2009. *Hodge, F.S., & Coe, K. Human Papillomavirus and American Indians: policies, decision-making strategies and

parental awareness. Poster presentation at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. November, 2009.

*Hodge, F. American Psychiatric Association, American Indian caucus, Keynote Speaker at Lunchtime, “Talking Circles and

American Indians”, San Diego, CA. August 14, 2010. *Hodge, F. Spirit of Eagles Annual Conference, morning keynote podium presentation, “Tobacco Cessation, Prevention and

Control – Current Issues and Successes,” Seattle, WA. September 11-14, 2010. *Hodge, F. Spirit of Eagles Annual Conference, podium presentation (Breakout workshop session), “American Indians and

Cancer Pain”, Seattle, WA. September 11-14, 2010. *Itty, T.L., Hodge, F., Maliski, S., Cadogan, M. & Anisko, B. Urban vs. Rural Areas: Differences in Barriers to Cancer

Symptom Management among American Indians in the Southwest (poster). American Public Health Association (APHA). Denver, Co. 11/8/10.

*Hodge, F. Western Institute of Nursing 44th Annual WIN Communicating Nursing Research Conference, podium

presentation, “To Get the Shot or Not: HPV Vaccines and American Indian Female Student Decision-Making,” Las Vegas, NV. 4/13-16/11.

*Hodge, F. 23RD Annual Native Health Research Network, podium presentation, “Factors associated with American Indian

cigarette smoking in rural settings,” Niagara Falls, NY. 6/28/11. *Hodge, F. 23RD Annual Native Health Research Network, podium presentation, “Human Papillomavirus (HPV) awareness

and vaccine decision-making strategies among American Indian college students,” Niagara Falls, NY. 6/28/11. *Hodge, F. & Itty, T.L. To get the shot or not: HPV vaccines and American Indian Female Student Decision-Making.

American Public Health Association (APHA). Washington, DC. 10/29-11/2/11.


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*Hodge, F., Cadogan, M., Maliski, S. & Itty, T.L. Cancer Pain among Southwest American Indians. American Public Health

Association (APHA). Washington, DC. 10/29- 11/2/11. *Hodge, F., Itty, T. & Cardoza, B. Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Awareness and Vaccine Decision-Making Strategies among

American Indian College Students. UCLA School of Nursing Research Day (poster). 5/10-5/11/11. *Hodge, F., Cadogan, M., Maliski, S. & Itty, T.L. Taboo Topics, Cultural Voices, Native Voices (poster). American Public

Health Association (APHA). Washington, DC. 10/29- 11/2/11. *Hodge, F. & Nandy, K. Role of Obesity in the Perception of Wellness among American Indians (poster). American Public

Health Association (APHA). Washington, DC. 10/29-11/2/11. *Itty, T.L. & Hodge, F. Human Papillomavirus knowledge, attitudes and vaccination experiences among American Indian

college students (poster). American Public Health Association (APHA), Washington, DC. 10/29-11/2/11. *Western Institute of Nursing 45th Annual WIN Communicating Nursing Research Conference, podium presentation.

“American Indian cancer survivors and storytelling.” Portland, ORE. 4/13-16/12. *Hodge, F. National Indian Health Board Annual Conference, “Diabetes in Indian Country”, Tulsa, OK. 5/30/12. *UCLA School of Nursing Research Day, Poster Presentation, “African American Breast Cancer Survivors: Lessons Learned

from a Pilot Study,” Claudia M. Davis, PhD (c), Felicia Hodge, DrPH, Hector Myers, PhD, Adey Nyamathi, PhD, ANP, FAAN, Mary Ann Lewis, DrPH, FAAN, Lynn Brecht, PhD. April 25-26, 2012.

*Davis. C.M., Hodge, F., Myers. H., Nyamathi, A., Lewis, M.A. & Brecht, M.L. African American Breast Cancer Survivors:

Lessons Learned from a Pilot Study (poster). UCLA School of Nursing Research Day. 4/25-4/26/12 *Hodge, F., Cadogan, M., Maliski, S. & Itty, T.L. Taboo Topics, Cultural Voices, Native Lessons (poster). UCLA School of

Nursing Research Days. 4/25-4/26/12. *Martinez, F., Hodge, F., Maliski, S., Itty, T.L. & Cardoza, B. Colorectal Cancer Education and Awareness for Providers and

American Indians (poster). UCLA School of Nursing Research Days. 4/25-4/26/12. *Hodge, F. Anisko, B. & Itty, T.L. HIV and Rural American Indians: Reporting of Safer Sexual Practices (poster). UCLA

School of Nursing Research Days. 4/25-4/26/12. *Hodge, F. & Nandy, K. The Role of Obesity in the Perception of Wellness among American Indians (poster). UCLA School

of Nursing Research Days. 4/25-4/26/12. *Itty, T.L. & Hodge, F. Human papillomavirus knowledge, attitudes, and vaccination experiences among American Indian

college students (poster). UCLA School of Nursing. 4/25-4/26/12. **Itty, T.L., Martinez, F. & Hodge, F. HPV knowledge, perceived risk and barriers and intention to modify behavior among

American Indian male college students. Presentation at the Native Women & Men’s Wellness Conference, San Diego, CA. March 2012.

**Hodge, F. (Moderator/Facilitator) Community Wellness Forum. State of California, Sacramento, CA. July 2012. *Martinez, F., Hodge, F.S., & Itty, T.L. Creating health education materials to improve colorectal cancer screening among

American Indians. Roundtable presentation at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. October 2012.

*Itty, T.L., Hodge, F.S., Cadogan, M., & Martinez, F. Development and dissemination of a cancer symptom management

toolkit for American Indian patients and caregivers. Presentation at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. October 2012.


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*Hodge, F.S., Itty, T.L., Kotkin-Jaszi, S., Cadogan, M., & Martinez, F. Cultural constructs of fatigue among American Indian cancer survivors. Poster presentation at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA. October 2012.

**Hodge, F., Martinez, F., Tamer, P., & Pham, A. Improving cancer screening in Indian Country: breast, cervical, lung and

colorectal cancer screenings. Presentation at the Native Women & Men’s Wellness Conference, San Diego, CA. March 2013.

*Hodge, F.S. Predictors of adverse events among American Indians: implications for healthcare. Presentation at Western

Institute of Nursing Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA. April 2013. *Davis, C.M., Hodge, F., Myers, H., Nyamathi, A., Lewis, M.A., & Brecht, L. African American Women and breast

cancer: Voices of survivorship. Poster presentation at Western Institute of Nursing Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA. April 2013.

*Samuel-Nakamura, C., Robbins, W., & Hodge, F. Uranium in the food chain in an American Indian community in

New Mexico. Poster presentation at Western Institute of Nursing Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA. April 2013. *Williams, L., Hodge, F., & Martinez, F. Diversity research among doctoral students. Poster presentation at Western

Institute of Nursing Annual Conference, Anaheim, CA. April 2013. ***Ruiz, M.E., & Hodge, F.S. Diversity in the Nursing workforce: Improving care for vulnerable populations. Poster

presentation at UCLA Research Day, Los Angeles, CA. April 2013. ***Hodge, F.S., Cadogan, M., Itty, T.L., & Martinez, F. We don’t talk about it: cancer pain and American Indian

survivors. Poster presentation at UCLA Research Day, Los Angeles, CA. April 2013. ***Hodge, F.S., Itty, T.L., Kotkin-Jaszi, S., Cadogan, M., & Martinez, F. Cultural constructs of fatigue among

American Indian cancer survivors. Poster presentation at UCLA Research Day, Los Angeles, CA. April 2013. ***Hodge, F.S., & Nandy, K.S. HIV and American Indians: predictors of unsafe sexual practices and non-HIV testing

tendencies. Poster presentation at UCLA Research Day, Los Angeles, CA. April, 2013. *Hodge, F.S., & Hodge, C. Adverse events among female American Indians: predictors of wellness and risk behaviors.

Poster presentation at the American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Honolulu, HI. August, 2013. *Hodge, F.S., Kotkin-Jaszi, S., Rahman, M. & Martinez, F. Hmong adults’ healthcare seeking behavior. American Public

Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. Poster Presentation. 11//3/13. *Hodge, F.S., Cadogan, M., Nandy, K., Itty, T.L., Warda, U. & Martinez, F. Predictors of pain management among American

Indian cancer patients. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. Poster Presentation. 11/4/13. Hodge, F.S., Itty, T.L. & Martinez, F. Cancer diagnosis experience: voices of Southwest American Indians. APHA annual

meeting, Boston, MA. Poster presentation. 11/4/13. *Hodge, F.S., Martinez, F. & *Stemmler, M.S. Colorectal cancer screening knowledge and attitudes among providers serving

American Indians. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA. Roundtable Presentation. (*presenter). 11/4/13.

*Hodge, F. Issues in Indian Health Care, Annual Native Health Conference, Phoenix, AZ. 6/6/14. *Hodge, F. Adverse Childhood Events. Global Issues in Health, Vancouver, BC, Canada, 10/26/2014. *Hodge, F.S., Cadogan, M. Contributions of American Indian Cancer Caregivers in Cancer Pain Management. APHA

annual conference, New Orleans, LA. 11/16/14.


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*Hodge, F.; Stemmler, M.S., and Nandy, K. Association between Obesity and History of Abuse among American Indians in Rural California. APHA annual conference, New Orleans, LA. 11/16/14.

*Hodge, F., Line-Itty, T. Sources of HPV Information and Message Barriers Reported among American Indian College

Students (Round Table). APHA annual conference, New Orleans, LA. 11/17/14. *Hodge, F. Workplace Smoke-place Policy: Unintended Consequences Encountered at Northern Plains Reservations. APHA

annual conference, New Orleans, LA. 11/16/14. ***Hodge, F. Findings from Interviews with Elder American Indian Cancer Patients and Their Caregivers. UCLA School of

Nursing Gero Center Lecture Series. April 22, 2014. ***Hodge, F. Cancer Stories among Southwest American Indians. UCLA American Indian Studies Luncheon time

brown bag lecture. 12/11/14. ***Hodge, F, Reifel, N, Danielson, D, Samuel-Nakamura, C, & Micah Kamoe. Native Voices. UCLA Biomedical Library.

2/24/15. *Hodge, F. Environmental issues of equity and access to diabetes care among the Sioux. Western Institute of Nursing (WIN)

podium presentation. Albuquerque, NM. 4/24/15. *Hodge, F. Contributions of American Indian Cancer Caregivers in Cancer Pain Management, UCLA-SON Research Days.

May 12, 2015, Los Angeles, CA. *Hodge, F. Workplace Smoke-free Policy: Unintended Consequences Encountered at Northern Plains UCLA-SON Research

Days. May 12, 2015, Los Angeles, CA. *Hodge, F. Association between Obesity and History of Abuse among American Indians in Rural California, UCLA-SON

Research Days. May 12, 2015, Los Angeles, CA. **Hodge, F. Tobacco Issues in American Indian Communities. Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN. 5/4/15. Consultancies: 1985 City of Berkeley, Berkeley, CA. Evaluation on diabetes and home nursing care. 1985 Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board, Portland, OR. Prepared proposal on prevalence and patterns

of smokeless tobacco use among Indian youth. 1986 University of California at Berkeley, American Indian Graduate Program. Conducted study of American

Indian/non-Indian graduates of the School of Public Health. 1987-1989 Northern California Cancer Center, Union City, CA. Statistician on cancer among blacks in Oakland & San

Francisco. 1991-1995 National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD. Planned, coordinated, and wrote chapters for a monograph on

cancer and American Indians. 1991-1994 California Rural Indian Health Board, Sacramento, CA. Conducted an evaluation on smokeless tobacco and

Indian youth. 1997-1998 Riverside Indian Health, Inc., Riverside, CA. conducted evaluation on youth tobacco project. 4/2/02-8/15/03 Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians, Onamia, Minnesota. Special health projects. 1997-1998 SEVA Foundation, Berkeley, CA. Proposal writing and program development.


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8/01/03-2005 Office of Smoking and Health, Centers for Disease Control, initial development of a national cessation

program for American Indians 06/18/04-2005 Fond du Lac Reservation Committee, Fond du Lac Human Services Division, Minnesota. Workshop on

Women’s Cancer Issues at the Cancer Disease in Minnesota’s Indian Conference, held at the Black Bear Hotel, Minnesota.

4/2005-6/2005 Aberdeen Area Tribal Chairman’s Association, assisted in the implementation and presentation of a

conference on tobacco control among Plains Tribes. 7/1/05-6/30/08 Intertribal Council of Arizona. To provide developmental, proposal writing, and pilot study support for the

14 tribes in Arizona. 1/01/06- 7/1/06 Fond du Lac Human Services Division, Minnesota. To provide a report on a smoking cessation program

administered to adult smokers on the Fond du Lack reservation. 4/01/06-12/09 Salish Kootenai Tribal College, School of Nursing, Pablo, Montana. To develop a culturally appropriate

diabetes curriculum for nursing students. 2008-present Flathead Tribe, Salish Kootenai Tribal College, School of Nursing, Pablo, MN. To evaluate a Native

nursing recruitment program. 2013-present White Memorial Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA. Proposal development, business plan,

community outreach, and staff development/administration. TEACHING: (1986-present) Formal Scheduled Classes

Quarter Academic Year Course No. And Title Credits Class Size

Spring 1988 SW 298.20: Native American Social Policy (grad.) School of Social Welfare

1 8

Spring 1991 SAHS 271: Indian Health Care (graduate)

2 10

Fall 1992 SW 238E: American Indian Social Policy (graduate)

2 10

Fall 1993 SW 238E: American Indian Social Policy (graduate), UC Berkeley

2 15

Fall 1995 Native American Medicine (undergraduate) Native American Studies, UC Berkeley

4 80

Spring 1999 Tobacco Control (graduate), School of Public Health, University of Hawaii

2

Spring 2002 N5803 Transcultural Nursing, (masters level), School of Nursing, UMN

2

Spring 2002 N5808 American Indian Health and Health Care (CT video course), UMN

2


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Fall 2003 N8170 Nursing Research (post-baccalaureate/ masters level) School of Nursing, UMN

3

Spring 2004 N5808 American Indian Health and Health Care (CT video course) School of Nursing, UMN

2

Fall 2005 N299D Nursing Education, SON, UCLA

4

Winter 2006 AMIND187/201: Sec 1: Health Care for American Indians, AIS-IDP, UCLA

4

Fall 2006 N212 Nursing Family Theory, SON, UCLA

4

Fall 2006 AMIND M202 Research Design and Methodologies in Indigenous Communities, AIS-IDP, UCLA

5

Fall

2006 N204 Research Design and Critique, SON, UCLA

4

Winter

2007 AIS 187/201 Sec 1: Health Care for American Indians N204 Research Design and Critique, AIS-IDP, UCLA

4

Fall

2007 N204 Research Design and Critique, SON, UCLA

4

Fall

2007 N212 Nursing Family Theory, SON, UCLA

4

Fall

2007 AMIND M202 Research Design and Methodologies in Indigenous Communities, AIS-IDP, UCLA

5

Winter

2008 N299B Nursing Lab, SON, UCLA

2

Spring 2008 N299C Nursing Lab, SON, UCLA 2 Winter

2008 AMIND596 AIS Directed Masters level, AIS-IDP, UCLA

4

Fall


4

Fall


5

Winter/Spring


2

Spring 2009 N299C Nursing Lab, SON, UCLA 2 Spring 2009 AMIND596 AIS Directed Masters level, AIS-IDP,

UCLA 4


25

Fall


4

Fall


5

Winter/Spring


2

Spring

2010 AMIND598 AIS Directed Masters level, AIS-IDP, UCLA

4

Fall


4 52

Fall


5 7

Fall

2010 AMIND 586 Directed Masters Thesis, AIS-IDP, UCLA

4 1

Fall

2010 AMIND 598 Directed Masters Thesis, AIS-IDP, UCLA

4 1

Fall

2010 N586 Directed Doctoral Level, SON, UCLA 4 1

Winter

2011 Sabbatical

Winter

2011 AMIND 596 Directed Study, AIS-IDP, UCLA

4 1

Winter


4 1

Winter

2011 N596 – Directed Study, SON, UCLA

4 1

Winter


4 1

Spring

2011 Sabbatical

Spring


4 1

Spring


4 1

Spring


4 1

Spring


4 1

Fall


4 47

Fall 2011 AMIND M202 Research Design and 5 3


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Methodologies in Indigenous Communities, AIS-IDP, UCLA

Winter


2 5

Spring 2012 N299A Ethical Conduct of Research, SON, UCLA 2 11 Spring 2012 AMIND598 AIS Directed Masters level, AIS-IDP,

UCLA 4 1

Spring

2012 N596 Directed Doctoral level, SON, UCLA 4 2

Spring


Fall


4 47

Fall


5 3

Fall

2012 N295A Nursing Science Seminar, SON, UCLA 1 9

Winter

2013 N299B Nursing Research Lab, SON, UCLA

2 5

Spring 2013 N299A Ethical Conduct of Research, SON, UCLA 2 10 Spring Spring

2013 2013

AMIND598 AIS Directed Masters level, AIS-IDP, UCLA N597 Individual Study, SON, UCLA

4

4

1

Spring


Spring


Spring

2013 N204 Research Design and Critique, SON, UCLA 4 45

Fall Winter Spring Spring Fall

2013 2014 2014 2014 2014

Sabbatical N299B Nursing Research Lab, SON, UCLA N299A Ethical Conduct of Research, SON, UCLA N204 Research Design and Critique, SON, UCLA Sabbatical

2/4

2

4

11

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2014 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015

AMIND598 AIS Directed Masters level, AIS-IDP, UCLA N299B Nursing Lab, SON, UCLA N295A Nursing Lab, SON, UCLA AMIND598 AIS Directed Masters level, AIS-IDP, UCLA N299C Nursing Lab, SON, UCLA N209 Diversity in Health, SON, UCLA N299A Ethical Conduct of Research, SON, UCLA N598 Directed Doctoral level, SON-UCLA AIMD AIS Directed Studies, Masters Level.

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Other Teaching Activities: Provided a variety of special lectures for classes in the School of Nursing and the School of Public Health on Diversity and Healthcare, American Indian Cancer Control, and Minority Leadership). Gave lectures in N205 (Qualitative Methods), N10, Introduction to Nursing, N295A Nursing Science Seminar, N204 Nursing Research Methods, N155/255 in Global Health. Instructional Aids Hodge, F. Producer: "Talking Circles Smoking Cessation," Train-the-Trainers video and guide, 1993. Hodge, F. Producer: "It's Your Life" video and "It's Your Life, It's Our Future" self-help guide. A smoking cessation

motivational film and guide designed for American Indian adult smokers, 1992. Hodge, F. American Indian Women’s Talking Circle Curriculum, 1994. Hodge, F. Producer: "American Indian Women's Talking Circle" video. A training film on conducting talking circles as an

educational intervention for cervical cancer screening, 1994. Hodge, F, Gonzales, C. Pathways to Health: American Indian Women’s Breast Cancer Guide, 1995. Hodge, F. Producer: "Pathways to Health: An Indian Woman’s Breast Cancer Prevention Program." An educational film for

American Indian women at risk for breast cancer, 1995. Hodge, F., Gonzales, C. Pathways to Health: Physicians’ Breast Cancer Guide, 1995. Hodge, F., Gonzales, C. Pathways to Health: Physicians’ Breast Cancer Treatment Guide, 1995. Hodge, F. Producer: "Pathways to Health: A Physician’s Breast Cancer Guide for American Indian patients." A training film

on communication and treatment of American Indian patient at risk for breast cancer, 1995.


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Hodge, F. Native Nutrition Circles Curriculum, 1996. Hodge, F. Producer: "Native Nutrition Circles" An educational film to improve Native dietary habits, 1996. Hodge, F. Producer: "Wellness in Native California: Our Ancestry, Our Future." An educational film to improve overall

wellness among California’s Indian population, 1998. Hodge, F., Geishirt Cantrell, B., Hinkle, A., Welty, T., & DeCora, L. Traditional food book recipes from the REZ.

Minneapolis, MN: Lakota Express. 2001.Hodge, F. Executive Producer: "Diabetes, Notes from Indian Country". An educational film to improve diabetes compliance among the Oglala, Rosebud, Yankton, and Winnebago tribes, 1999.

Hodge, F., Producer: “Cancer Symptom Management”. An educational film for SW American Indian cancer patients,

survivors and their family, 2009. Dissertation Committees: 1. Member, Doctoral Committee (Mariana Ferreira), “American Indian Diabetes and Health Care”, Medical Anthropology, UCSF/University of California at Berkeley, 1996. 2. Member, Doctoral Committee, (June English), “Anthropological Research”, Medical Anthropology, UCSF/University of California at Berkeley, 1996. 3. Member, Doctoral Committee, (Mary Tanner), “Application of the Transtheoretical Model of Change to the Smoking Behavior of Men during their Partner’s Pregnancy,” School of Nursing, University of Minnesota. 2001 4. Chair/Advisor, Doctoral Committee and Advisor, (Doris Hill), School of Nursing, UMN, 2001-2005. 5. Co-Chair/Advisor, Doctoral Committee, (Lisa Martin-Crawford), School of Nursing, UM, 2002-Present. 6. Member, Doctoral Committee preliminary exams, (Fernando M. Aguirre McKibbin, Jr.), Department of American Studies, University of Minnesota, 2003-2005 7. Advisor, Doctoral Studies (Misty Wilkie), School of Nursing, University of Minnesota. 2003-2005 8. Member, Doctoral Committee, (Pamela Johnson), School of Public Health, U of Minnesota, 2004-2005. 9. Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Devonia Jordan), 2006-07. 10. Member, Doctoral Committee preliminary exam and Doctoral committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Barbara Greengold), 2006-09. 11. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Kim Tran), 2006 12. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Cleopatra Beaton), 2006 13. Advisor, Doctoral Student, School of Nursing, UCLA (Keejeong Cheon), 2006. 14. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Darlene Tyler), 2008-2009. 15. Co-Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Claudia Davis), 2008-2012. 16. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Christine Samuels-Nakamura), 2008-2013. 17. Co-Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Lilia Meltzer), 2013-presesnt. 18. Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Tyesha Thomas), 2013-present.


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19. Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Angela Halpin), 2012-2014. 20. Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Sharee Anzaldo), 2013-present. 21. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Sharon Cobb), 2014-present. 22. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Arneta Finley), 2014-present. 23. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Angela Williams), 2014-present. 24. Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Cecille Basillo), 2015-present. 25. Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Iman, Al Hashmi), 2015-present. 26. Chair, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Tammy Bathke), 2015-present. 27. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Fayette Nguyen Truax), 2016-present. 28. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Nhu Tran), 2016-present. 29. Member, Doctoral Committee, School of Nursing, UCLA (Yalda Rahimi), 2016-present. Thesis Committees: 1. Member, Joint MD/MPH, Health and Medical Science, PhD (Aaron Wernham), “Navajo Traditional Health”, UCSF/University of California at Berkeley, 1995 2. Mentor/Student supervision, Masters of Nursing (Lizabeth Linn), School of Nursing, UCSF 2000-2001. 3. Member, Masters Thesis Defense Committee (Darlene Beltoni), School of Nursing, UMN, 2000-2001. 4. Chair, Masters Thesis Defense Committee, (Tara Kaup), “Tuberculosis Screening: Secondary Data Analysis”, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota, 2003. 5. Member, Masters Thesis Defense Committee (J. Giroux), School of Public Health, U of Minnesota, 2003 6. Chair, Masters Thesis Defense Committee, (Amy Yilek), School of Nursing, U of Minnesota, 2003. 7. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Leticia Miranda), 2005-2006 8. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Charles Sepulveda), 2005-2006 9. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Kathrine Diaz), 2006 10. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Erik R. Stegman), 2006 11. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Crissy Castro), 2006 12. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Leticia Miranda), 2006 13. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Michael Osborne), 2008. 14. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Theresa Rocha), 2008.


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15. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Jessica O’Neill), 2008. 12. Chair, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Christie Poitra), 2009-10. 13. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Cheryl Ellenwood), 2009-10. 14. Chair, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Michael Cavanaugh), 2009-10. 15. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (David Montoya), 2008-09. 16. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Eva Thomas), 2007-09 17. Co-Chair, Masters Thesis in Public Health, UCLA (John Grady), 2008-10. 18. Advisor, Doctoral Student (Christine Samuels-Nakamura), SON-UCLA, 2008-2014. 19. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Morgan Shaw), 2008-10. 20. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Raymond J. Naylor-Hunter), 2009. 21. Chair, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Alisa Lee), 2008-10, 14-15. 22. Chair, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Barbara Jones), 2008-10. 23. Chair, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Fernando Martinez), 2009-2012. 22. Chair, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Patricia Gomez), 2011-2013. 23. Member, Masters Thesis in American Indian Studies, UCLA (Nicole Talamantes), 2013. Mentoring: 2000-2005 Roxanne Struthers, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, School of Nursing, University of Minnesota 2002-2006 Catherine Marshall, Ph.D., Professor, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ. 2003-present. 2003 Elizabeth Linn, MS, Public Health Nurse, Anchorage, AK 2000-2002. 2003-2006 Hillary Weaver, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, University at Buffalo, NY. 2009 Delphine Tsinajinnie, MA candidate, Central Washington University/UCLA Summer Mentoring

program AGEP summer researcher award.

2010 Arnell Hinkle, Fellowship, New Zealand study on Nutrition and Obesity, Summer Mentoring Program.

2012 Beatrice Garcia Solano, PhD candidate, University of Mexico. Spring Quarter visiting student

mentoring.

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