Curriculum Vitae. Vernon Leaward Greene. Chair Doctoral Program in Social Science. Professor Department of Public Administration

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1 Curriculum Vitae November,2015 Vernon Leaward Greene Chair Doctoral Program in Social Science Professor Department of Public Administration The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs Syracuse University 413 Maxwell Hall Syracuse, New York (315) EDUCATION: Ph.D. in Political Science, 1978, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana (Public Policy and Law. Secondary Field: Economics and Econometrics) M.A. in Political Science, 1969, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana B.A. in Political Science (Highest Honors), 1968, University of Texas, Austin, Texas. HONORS AND AWARDS: Fellow of the Gerontological Society of America Pi Alpha Alpha Pi Sigma Alpha NDEA Doctoral Fellow AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION: Social and Political Theory Health and Human Services Policy Evaluation Research Empirical Research Methodology PROFESSIONAL SERVICE:

2 Page 2 Editor-in-chief: The Gerontologist ( ) President, National Academy on Aging ( ). NBIR Review Panel, National Institutes of Health, Consultant, National Institutes of Health/National Institute on Aging Task Force on Aging Research (1994). Faculty, National Institutes of Health Summer Research Institute (1994). National Advisory Committee for AARP funded project on Ethnic and Gender Issues in Use of Long-Term Care, Brandeis University ( ). National Review Panel, Hispanic Health and Aging, National Institute on Aging (1992). National Review Panel for Dissertation Research, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (1991). Executive Board: New York State Society for Aging, (Chair: Committee on Membership), National Advisory Panel for the National Institute on Aging program project on Multi-level Nursing Care for Elderly Rural Hispanics ( ), the University of Arizona. Ad hoc reviewer of proposals for the National Institutes of Health/Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (1987- ). Editorial Boards: The Gerontologist, The Journals of Gerontology: Social Sciences Review of manuscripts for: The Gerontologist, The Journals of Gerontology, Public Administration Review, Research on Aging, Health Services Research, Medical Care, Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly, Health Care Financing Review, Political Methodology, Sociological Methods and Research, American Political Science Review, American Journal of Political Science, Policy Studies Journal, Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory.

3 Page 3 ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICE: Academic Positions Chair, Doctoral Program in Social Science, The Maxwell School, Syracuse University, 2004-present. Professor of Public Administration, Syracuse University, 1992-present. Associate Professor of Public Administration, Syracuse University, Associate Professor of Management and Policy: Director, Graduate Program in Public Administration, University of Arizona, Assistant Professor of Management and Policy, University of Arizona, Concurrent Positions Director, All-University Gerontology Center, Syracuse University ( ). Funded Research Co-Principal Investigator with D.J. Monahan, Choices Enhanced: Project Evaluation. Subcontract from Catholic Charities of Onondaga County, New York. Funded by Office of Population Affairs, DHHS, Washington, D.C Principal Investigator. The National Academy on Aging: A National Leadership Forum on the Challenges of an Aging Society. Funded by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging. ( ). Principal Investigator. Cost-Effectiveness in Community Care for the Elderly. Funded by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. ( ). Principal Investigator. Reducing Nursing Home Utilization Costs Through Community- Based Long-Term Care: An Optimization Analysis. Funded by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation. ( ). Principal Investigator (with D. J. Monahan). Strengthening Informal Caregiver Supports to the Elderly. Funded by the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging. ( ). Principal Investigator (with D. J. Monahan). Alternatives to Institutionalization for Long- Term Care Patients: Clinical and Policy Considerations. Funded by the Andrus Foundation. ( ).

4 Page 4 Principal Investigator (with A. Nichols, M.D.). The Rural Health System in Arizona. Funded by Arizona Department of Health Services. ( ). Principal Investigator (with D. J. Monahan). Arizona Long-Term Care Study. Funded by Arizona Department of Health Services. ( ). Principal Investigator (with D. J. Monahan). Seasonal and Permanent Migration of Retirees to the Sunbelt: A Policy Perspective. Funded by the Andrus Foundation. ( ). PUBLICATIONS Effectiveness of an abstinence-only intervention sited in neighborhood community centers: A Randomized Field Trial. Journal of Children and Poverty, 17: 1, 2011.With D. J. Monahan, M. Ditmar and T. Roloson. Fidelity of Process Evaluation Methods in a Multi-Site Youth Intervention Program to Reduce Adolescent Pregnancy. With D. J. Monahan, M. Ditmar and T. Roloson. Under review. Prospective Budgeting for Home Care: Making Titration Work Journal of Aging and Health, V. 17, No , Prospective Budgeting for Home Care: A Reply to My Critics Journal of Aging and Health, V. 17, No , Measuring Power and Presence: Bureaucratic Representation in the American States Journal of Public Administration Research and Theory, Vol. 11, No. 3 (2001). With Sally Selden and Gene Brewer. Generational Investment and Social Insurance for the Elderly: Balancing the Accounts The Gerontologist, Vol. 39, No. 6, With Kristina Marty. Can Home Care Services Achieve Cost Savings in Long-Term Care for Older People? Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, Vol. 53B, No. 4 (1998). With Jan Ondrich and Sarah Laditka. Do Families Substitute Subsidized Formal Services for Their Own?. In Andrew E. Scharlach and Leonard W. Kaye (eds.), Controversial Issues in Aging. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon, Reducing Nursing Home Use Through Community Based Care: An Optimization Analysis. The Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences, Vol. 50B, No.4 (1995). With M. Lovely, J. Ondrich and M. Miller.

5 Page 5 Introduction (Chapter 1) in Economic Security and Intergenerational Justice: A Look at North America, Theodore R. Marmor, Timothy M. Smeeding, and Vernon L. Greene (eds.). With T. Marmor, T. Smeeding, and D. Chassin. Washington, DC.: Urban Institute Press, May Old Age in the 21st Century. National Academy on Aging, June With Robert Binstock. Direct services for family caregivers: Next steps for public policy, in Family Caregiving in an Aging Society: What Role for Public Policy? With Patricia Coleman. R.A. Kane and J.D. Penrod (eds.), Sage Publications, The cost-effectiveness of community based long-term care services in a frail elderly population. The Gerontologist, 33,2 (1993). With M. Lovely and J. Ondrich. Do community based long-term care services reduce nursing home use? A transition probability analysis, Journal of Human Resources, 28,2 (1993). With M. Lovely and J. Ondrich. Caregiver support groups: Factors affecting use of services, Social Work, 37, 3 (1992). With D. J. Monahan and P. Coleman. The Demography of Aging, in Primary Care Geriatrics, R. J. Ham, and P. D. Sloan (eds.), Year Book Medical Publishers, (1992). With D. J. Monahan and P. R. Coleman. Risk factors for nursing home admissions and exits: A discrete-time hazard function approach, The Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences 45,6 (1990). With J. Ondrich. Human capitalism and intergenerational justice, The Gerontologist 29,6 (1989). The effect of a support and education program on stress and burden among family caregivers to frail elderly persons, The Gerontologist 29,3 (1989). With D. J. Monahan. Nursing home admission risk and the cost-effectiveness of community-based long-term care: A framework for analysis, Health Services Research 22,5 (1987). The effect of a professionally guided caregiver support and education group on institutionalization of care receivers, The Gerontologist 27,6 (1987). With D. J. Monahan. Predictors of early retirement among university faculty, The Gerontologist 27,1 (1987). With D. J. Monahan. Government imposed controls on expenditures, in Current Strategies for Containing Health Care Expenditures, J. Christianson and K. Smith (eds.), SP Medical and Scientific Books, Spectrum Publication, 1985.

6 Page 6 Comparative utilization of community based long term care services by Hispanic and Anglo elderly in a case management system, Journal of Gerontology 39,6 (1984). With D. J. Monahan. Premature institutionalization among the rural elderly in Arizona, Public Health Reports 99,1 (January 1984). Substitution between formally and informally provided care for the impaired elderly in the community, Medical Care 21,6 (1983). Age dynamic models of information-processing task latency: A theoretical note, Journal of Gerontology 38,1 (1983). The impact of seasonal population fluctuations on service delivery, The Gerontologist 22,2 (1982). With D. J. Monahan. The impact of visitation on patient well-being in nursing homes, The Gerontologist 22,4 (1982). With D. J. Monahan. A mixed estimator interpretation of ridge regression, Social Science Research, 11 (1982). Long-term care: Concepts and definitions, Generations V,3 (1981). With D. J. Monahan. Inconsistency in level of care assignment decisions in skilled nursing facilities, American Journal of Public Health 71,9 (1981). With D. J. Monahan. Evaluating alternatives to institutionalization for the frail elderly, Arizona Review 30,1 (1981). With D. J. Monahan. Structural and operational factors affecting quality of patient care in nursing homes, Public Policy 29,4 (1981). With D. J. Monahan. Canonical analysis and optimal criterion validity scaling, Social Science Research, 9 (1980). Assessing the reliability of linear composites, with E. Carmines, in Sociological Methodology, Jossey-Bass, San Francisco, Simultaneous optimization of factor assessibility and representativeness: An old solution to a new problem, Psychometrika 43,2 (June 1978). Abstracted in Statistical Theory and Methods Abstracts, Aggregate bias effects of random error in multivariate OLS regression, Political Methodology 4,4 (1978). An algorithm for total and indirect causal effects, Political Methodology 5,2 (1977).

7 Page 7 A note on theta reliability and metric invariance, Sociological Methods and Research 6,1 (August 1977). Books Economic Security and Intergenerational Justice: A Look at North America, Theodore R. Marmor, Timothy M. Smeeding, and Vernon L. Greene (Eds.). Washington, DC: Urban Institute Press (May 1994). Other Publications Reducing Nursing Home Use Through Community-Based Long-Term Care: An Optimization Analysis, Project Final Report. Submitted to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, With M. Lovely, M. Miller and J. Ondrich. Caring for Those Who Care: An Evaluation of Professionally Guided Support and Education Groups for Family Caregivers, Project Final Report. Submitted to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging, With D. J. Monahan. Caring for Those Who Care: A Practitioner=s Guide for Caregiver Support Groups. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging, With D. J. Monahan. Alternatives to Institutionalization for Long-Term Care Patients: Clinical and Policy Considerations, Project Final Report. Submitted to the Andrus Foundation, Arizona Long-Term Care Study, Project Final Report. Submitted to Arizona Department of Health Services, With D. J. Monahan and G. Puente. Seasonal and Permanent Migration of Retirees to Sunbelt Communities, Project Final Report. Submitted to the Andrus Foundation, Washington, D.C., With D. J. Monahan and A. Silvers. Rural Health in Arizona, Project Final Report. Submitted to Arizona Department of Health Services, With A. Nichols, A. Silvers and D. Hillman. The Measures Project: A Theoretical and Methodological Overview, Measures Project Research Report Number 1, published by the Workshop in Political Theory and Policy Analysis, Indiana University (1975). Project funded by the National Science Foundation. With E. Ostrom, R. Rich and R. Parks. PAPERS PRESENTED, IN PREPARATION OR UNDER REVIEW:

8 Page 8 Direct services to family caregivers: Next steps for public policy, commissioned paper, presented at Heinz Foundation Conference on Family Caregiving, West Virginia, Cost-effectiveness of community services to the frail elderly, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, Boston, MA, Factors predicting risk of transition between nursing home and community: A discretetime hazard function approach, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, Minneapolis, A comparison of Hispanic and Anglo family members providing care to frail elderly in the community, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, Washington, D.C., Symposium panelist for discussion of Federal Demonstrations of Informal Caregiver Support Programs, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, Washington, D.C., Nursing home admission risk and the cost effectiveness of community-based long-term care, invited lecture, Center for Health Services Research, University of Minnesota, April Applying decision theory to cost-effectiveness analysis in a program evaluation, invited lecture, Department of Management and Policy, University of Arizona, February Nursing home admission risk and the cost effectiveness of community-based long-term care: A framework for analysis, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, Chicago, November Cost effectiveness of a stress reduction intervention with informal caregivers, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, New Orleans, November Gender and ethnicity as predictors of informal support, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, San Antonio, Texas, November Comparative utilization of community-based long-term care services by Hispanic and non-minority elderly in a case management system, presented at the Annual Meeting of the Gerontological Society of America, San Francisco, November Premature institutionalization among rural elderly, presented at the Sixth Annual Institute for the Delivery of Human Services to Rural People, American Rural Health Association, Jeffersonville, Vermont, June The impact of visitation on patient well-being in nursing homes, presented at the joint Annual Scientific Meetings of the Gerontological Society of America and the Canadian Association for Gerontology, Toronto, 1981.

9 Page 9 Policy aspects of sunbelt migration of the elderly in the United States, presented at the International Congress of Gerontology, Hamburg, W. Germany, Alternatives to institutionalization for the elderly: The impact of case management models, presented at the International Congress of Gerontology, Hamburg, W. Germany, The covenant symbolism and constitutional order, presented at the Workshop on the Covenant and Politics meetings, Center for the Study of Federalism, Temple University, Philadelphia, December (Invited paper.) Factors affecting quality of care in nursing homes, presented at the Scientific Meetings of the Gerontological Society of America, San Diego, Intergenerational resource transfers and population growth: An institutional analysis, presented at the World Population Society Meetings, November PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: Gerontological Society of America American Society for Aging Association for Gerontology In Higher Education New York State Society for Aging American Public Health Association Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management COMMUNITY SERVICE: Member, Ad Hoc Committee on Long-Term Care Regulation, Health Systems Agency of Southeastern Arizona, Member, Industrial Development Bonding Review Committee, Health Systems Agency of Southeastern Arizona, Chairperson, Community Services System Expansion Advisory Committee, Pima County Department for Improved Adult Living, Member, Bed Need Methodology Task Force, Health Systems Agency of Southeastern Arizona, Member, Board of Directors, Home Aides of Central New York, Inc., * Member, Board of Directors, Home Tech, Inc., * Member, Board of Directors, Home Health Providers, Inc., *

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