John C. Steiner 533 Arizona St. SE Albuquerque, NM (505) Curriculum Vitae

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1 John C. Steiner 533 Arizona St. SE Albuquerque, NM (505) Curriculum Vitae Education: MPH (Epidemiology) University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM July 2003 BS Psychology University of New Mexico, Albuquerque NM Psychology Honors, Summa Cum Laude; University Honors Cum Laude Spring 1999 Current Positions: Current Position Duties: Program Manager; University of New Mexico CASAA/COSAP Education Specialist: The UNM Dean of Students Office Director, The New Mexico Higher Education Prevention Consortium Proprietor: John C Steiner & Associates Program Evaluation & Consulting At UNM COSAP I manage the planning, development, and implementation of an evidence-based program of alcohol and other drug prevention strategies for faculty, staff, and especially students. My specific duties include seeking outside funding sources (grant proposal writing); setting annual goals and strategic planning for COSAP and the New Mexico Higher Education Prevention Consortium; administering surveys; conducting a program of formative and evaluative research including the collection, management, analysis, and presentation of data, preparing reports; developing university alcohol/drug policies and ensuring compliance with university, state, and federal drug free workplace and drug free campus guidelines and policies; developing curricula and implementing prevention training programs with student leaders and staffs; publicizing COSAP programs to students and other constituencies via newsletters, brochures, pamphlets, Listservs, and press releases; developing and conducting social norms and social marketing campaigns via traditional print media and website and online social media channels; developing learning materials and facilitating a psycho-educational workshop for students with disciplinary sanctions; and community organizing and providing prevention and program evaluation technical assistance. Through my work at COSAP and for my consulting clients I also manage

2 fiscal and human resources, develop and conduct prevention training in the area of the neurological effects of beverage alcohol and environmental approaches to prevention, manage operating budgets, and work collaboratively with a variety of UNM programs and departments in the prevention of substance abuse and its consequences. Teaching / Training Experience: The New Mexico Prevention Training System. Albuquerque, NM, Presently a trainer for persons seeking the Certified Prevention Specialist (CPS) certification present The UNM Peer Educator Program. I develop training curricula and advise undergraduate peer educators on conducting ATODA presentations for UNM students and student groups present The UNM Alcohol Awareness and Education Program. I have developed, revised, and contributed to curriculum, and am the lead facilitator of this workshop for judicially sanctioned students at UNM present. The Life Link, Santa Fe, New Mexico. I co-authored the curriculum for What Preventionists Need to Know About Alcohol, Environmental Strategies for Prevention, and Environmental Strategies for Underage Drinking continuing education courses developed for the New Mexico Department of Health s Behavioral Health Services Division New Mexico Statewide Tobacco Education Program- (STEP) Developed alcohol and tobacco media literacy training curriculum for this Albuquerque, New Mexico based youth program by The Albuquerque Partnership. April 2003 Teaching Assistant (UNM) General Psychology (Psych 105) course discussion groups, Assistant TA for Statistical Principles (Psych 200). June 1997 May 1998 UNM General Psychology (Psych 105). At UNM, I conducted real-time introductory psychology discussions via the Internet. Students participated in these sessions for class credit. January 1998 May 98

3 Research Experience: Steiner, J. C., Woodall, W. G., and Yeagley, J. A. The E-Chug: A Randomized, Controlled Study of a Web-Based Binge Drinking Intervention with College Freshman Poster presentation at the Society for Prevention Research 13 th Annual Meeting. Washington D.C., May 26, The Alamosa Center. I conducted a comprehensive, qualitative needs assessment for a multi-agency health care center in Southwest Albuquerque. April 2002 Motivational Interviewing With Alcohol Detox Patients, Albuquerque Veterans Affairs Medical Center. As a Psychology honors student I presented the results of this study at the UNM Senior Honors Symposium, UNM Hodgin Hall, Albuquerque, NM May 1998 Group Motivational Enhancement Therapy study, Albuquerque Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Craig Noonan, PI. I administered intake assessments, scheduled groups and follow-ups, compiled data. June 1996 December 1997 Grant Awards (co-authored): Great Plays MillerCoors Co. March 2012 CHOICES for a healthy U! National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) July 2010 Tobacco Use Prevention And Control (TUPAC) New Mexico Department of Health July 2006 Strategic Prevention Framework - State Incentive Grant (SPF-SIG) NM Dept. Of Human Services, Behavioral Health Services Division December 2005 Project TARGET A comprehensive set of prevention strategies for college students at UNM; US Department of Education October 2003

4 Clinical Experience: The New Mexico Lawyers Assistance Program. I provide employee assistance and drug and alcohol compliance monitoring services to the New Mexico Bar Association. May 2001 January 2011 Group Motivational Enhancement Therapy Study. I conducted extensive intake assessments and follow-up interviews with an adult veteran alcohol abusing population. June 1997 January 1998 Motivational Interviewing with Alcohol Detox Patients. In addition to assessment interviews, I conducted one-hour educational sessions with patients randomized into the control group. January 1998 April 1998 Mental Health Worker. I participated on a team of para-professionals on Exposure and Response Prevention treatment for OCD patients with Charles Eliott Ph.D, an Albuquerque area psychologist. January 1998 May 1998 Prevention & Program Evaluation Experience: The Rio Rancho Public Schools. Program evaluation of a NM DOH direct services elementary-school ATOD prevention program. September present MADD New Mexico: Protecting You, Protecting Me. Program evaluation for a elementary school alcohol prevention program. March 2005 present The Albuquerque Partnership. Provided program evaluation services on state and Bernalillo County funded grants/projects. October UNM Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention (COSAP). Project Director for the New Mexico Department of Health funded Strategic Prevention Framework, State Incentive Grant (SPF-SIG). My principle duties include the management of a Higher Education Prevention Coalition in New Mexico, and coordination of SPF-SIG AOD prevention programs at UNM. June present UNM Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention (COSAP). Health Educator/Researcher. During the second year of Project TARGET, The DOE funded college drinking prevention project detailed below I moved my place of employment to UNM but continued in the same role with the addition of health education duties with college students. I also began assisting W. Gill

5 Woodall, Ph.D. on an NIH funded college binge-drinking website prevention project as a qualitative researcher. September 2003 June 2004 The Albuquerque Partnership. Served as Project Coordinator for the US Department of Education funded Project TARGET. TARGET is a joint venture between The UNM Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention (COSAP) and The Albuquerque Partnership, a non-profit agency specializing in substance abuse prevention via community and environmental strategies. August 2003 September 2003 The MADD Youth in Action (YIA) Program. Provided program evaluation services for this nationally based youth alcohol prevention program. October 2002 May 2003 UNM Campus Office of Substance Abuse Prevention (COSAP). Six years experience as an undergraduate and a graduate student as a project coordinator for COSAP. My duties included supervising the administration of campus-wide large N student surveys, developing programs and curricula for various AOD prevention initiatives, conducting presentations for high risk student groups, dissemination of prevention programs to UNM branch campuses. January 1997 July 2003 Albuquerque Social Action Program (ASAP) Group facilitator, worked with groups of adolescents in a drug prevention program. January 1998 May 1998 Publications and Presentations: Steiner, J. C. New Mexico Higher Education Assessment & Retention Conference, NMHEAR 2011; Assessment in a Time of Tight Budgets The Potential Effect of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention On Student Success and Retention Albuquerque, NM Proposal accepted for February 24, 2011 presentation Steiner, J. C. Conference on Underage Drinking Enforcement, sponsored by the US OJJDP and the UDETC. Presenter: Lessons in Changing University Tailgating Culture. Austin, TX August 15, 2005

6 Steiner, J. C., Woodall, W. G., and Yeagley, J. A. The E-Chug: A Randomized, Controlled Study of a Web-Based Binge Drinking Intervention with College Freshman Poster presentation at the Society for Prevention Research 13 th Annual Meeting. Washington D.C., May 26, 2005 Steiner, J. C., and Yeagley, J. A. US Department of Education s Higher Ed National Meeting, presenter: From Riot to Quiet: Culture Change at Tailgating at the University of New Mexico. Washington D.C., October 17, 2004 Steiner, J. C. New Mexico Institute of Public Policy, DWI Coordinators Conference, Presenter: The UNM Designated Drivers Do It For Their Friends Program. Las Cruces, NM May 10, 2001 Moyers, T.B., Ogle, R.L.,, Steiner, J.C. and Tuason, V. Motivational Intervention During Outpatient Alcohol Detoxification as an Enhancement to Alcohol Treatment Engagement: Preliminary Findings. Poster presentation at The Eighth International Conference on the Treatment of Addictive Behaviors, Santa Fe NM, January 15, 1998 Ogle, R., and Steiner, J.C. New Mexico Pre-Natal Care Network s Public Health Workshop Co-presenter of a two hour Introduction to Motivational Interviewing to mental health care-givers and state and county public health workers. Albuquerque, NM, June 1998 Ogle, R., Steiner, J.C., Tijerino, C. Group Motivational Interviewing as a Booster to Outpatient Alcohol Treatment: Three Month Follow Up Results. Poster Presentation at Addressing Addictions in New Mexico: A State of the Arts Conference, Albuquerque, NM, May 1997 Awards: New Mexico College and University Drinking and Driving Prevention Award from AAA New Mexico and The Center for College Health and Safety AAA Western States Grand Prize Winner. Project co-developer and coordinator for Project TARGET, a program to reduce alcohol abuse and impaired driving at UNM. Spring 2005

7 New Mexico College and University Drinking and Driving Prevention Award from AAA New Mexico and The Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention. Project Coordinator and co-developer of the UNM Designated Drivers Do It For Their Friends Program December 2000 University of New Mexico Department of Psychology Honors Program, Summa Cum Laude May 1999 Community Organizations/Professional Associations: References: NASPA Member, Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education present Certified Prevention Specialist (CPS). New Mexico Credentialing Board for Behavioral Health Professionals Awarded July 6, 2009 The New Mexico Liquor Control Task Force Appointed by New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson; the task force made recommendations resulting in the Three-Strikes rule for alcohol retailers September 2005 to December The New Mexico Alcohol Issues Consortium Recording Secretary for the advocacy group working for the reform of alcohol taxes and regulations in New Mexico and the US 2002 to 2007 Volunteer Announcer/Operator FM KUNM Albuquerque. On-air announcer and board operator for Albuquerque s premier listenersupported public radio station. The station is an NPR affiliate; I do board operator shifts, news editing and anchoring, and announcing present Jill Anne Yeagley, MSW COSAP Program Manager (505) Bo Miller, MSW Senior Research Scientist, UNM CASAA (retired) Former COSAP Program Manager (505)

8 Adrian Pedroza Executive Director, The Albuquerque Partnership (505) Additional references can be furnished upon request