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Prepared: November 2, 20192005Ryan White National Youth Conference on HIV/AIDS.Nashville, TN. 2005 (keynote address)20054th National Tobacco Symposium on Young Adults,Indianapolis, IN. 2005 (keynote address)2005Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute Symposium2005 (oral presentation), 2006 (poster), 2008 (poster),2009 (poster)2006National Youth Leadership Forum, University of California,Berkeley. 2006 (Healthy People 2010 keynote address)2007Centers for Disease Prevention and Control Office onSmoking and Health Media Partners conference, 2007(invited presentation)2008Utah Tobacco Prevention and Control Program, Salt LakeCity, UT. 2008 (keynote address)2008Tennessee Tobacco Use Prevention and ControlProgram. 2008 (invited presentation)2008National Spit and Smokeless Tobacco Summit. OklahomaCity, OK. 2008 (plenary panel)2009Centers for Disease Control and Prevention MediaNetwork Meeting, Phoenix, AZ. 2009 (invitedpresentation)2009National Conference on Tobacco Or Health, multiplepresentation since 2002 (invited presentation),Minneapolis, MN. 2007 (invited session), (subplenary)Phoenix, AZ. 2009 (invited session), (3 presentations),(subplenary)2 subplenaries2010Iowa Prevention Conference (keynote address), AmesIowa.Keynote address;2011American Academy of Pediatrics and Center for Tobacco Invited presentationControl Research and Education joint meeting, SanFrancisco, CA (Invitation only meeting of National leaders)2011National Summit on Spit and Smokeless Tobacco, Austin Keynote addressTX. From Bandits to “Break Free”: the evolution ofsmokeless tobacco marketing.2011Office on Smoking and Health, Centers for DiseaseControl and Prevention. Smokeless Tobacco Marketing:Past, Present and Future. Atlanta, GAInvited Presentation2011Food and Drug Administration, Center for TobaccoProducts, Washington DCInvited Presentationand Panelist8 of 61

Prepared: November 2, 20192013National Summit on Spit and Smokeless Tobacco.Missoula Montana.Opening KeynoteAddress2014National Institute of Health-Centers for Disease Controland Prevention: Workshop of Tobacco and ReproductiveHealth, Washington DC,Jan 21-22, 2014Invited Presentation2014National Academies of Sciences - Institute of MedicineCommittee on the Health Implications of Raising theMinimum Age for Purchasing Tobacco ProductsInvited Presentation201438th Annual AMERSA National Conference - November6, 2014, San Francisco CAPlenary Speaker2015National Cancer Institute, Washington DCInvited Presentation2016Agents of Change Summit, San Diego CAInvited Presentation2016Society for Research on Nicotine and TobaccoSymposium, "What We Know about Appeal: Implicationsfor Product Regulation", Chicago, ILInvited Discussant2016Centers for Disease Control Office on Smoking andHealthInvited Presentation2016National Cancer Institute Research to Reality webinarInvited Presentation2016Association of Health Care JournalistsInvited Panelist2017National Conference on Tobacco Or Health, Austin TXPlenary Panel2017US Surgeon General's Virtual Field Trip, Know the Risks, Featured Speakerthe Facts on E-cigarette UseINVITED PRESENTATIONS - REGIONAL AND OTHER INVITED PRESENTATIONS1996University of California San Francisco School of Medicine Keynote addressStudent AIDS Forum1997University of California. Berkeley, CAGuest lecture1999Department of Medicine, University of California, SanFranciscoInvited presentation2000Better World Advertising, San Francisco, CAInvited presentation2001California Dept of Health Services Tobacco ControlSection, Los Angeles, CAInvited presentation2001University of California, San DiegoInvited presentation2002California Youth Advocacy Network StatewideConference, Sacramento, CAKeynote Address2003UCSF Department of Medicine, Primary Care GrandRoundsGrand Rounds9 of 61

Prepared: November 2, 20192003UCSF Center for Tobacco Control Research andEducationInvited Presentation2004UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center SeminarInvited Presentation2004University of California, BerkeleyGuest lecture2006UCSF Medical Effectiveness Research Center for Diverse ResearchPopulationspresentation2007UCSF Primary Care Residency ProgramInvitedpresentations (2)2007University of WashingtonInvited presentation2008UCSF It's about a Billion Lives Symposium, Center forTobacco Control Research and EducationInvited presentation2008UCSF Department of Medicine Primary Care GrandRoundsGrand Rounds2008UCSF Comprehensive Cancer Center Tobacco GroupInvited presentation2008UCSF Dept of Pediatrics - Pediatrics Grand RoundsGrand Rounds2008Stanford University School of Medicine, McGann Womenand Health LectureInvited Presentation2008University of WashingtonGuest lectures2011UCSF Mt Zion Medicine Grand RoundsGrand Rounds2011UCSF San Francisco General Hospital Grand RoundsGrand Rounds2011UCSF VA Medicine Grand RoundsGrand Rounds2011University of WashingtonInvited presentation2012UCSD Center for CessationInvited presentation2012University of Washington Tobacco Studies ProgramInvited presentation2012University of Hawaii Cancer Center Distinguished Lecture DistinguishedSeriesLecture2012Tobacco Prevention and Education Program Hawaii State Invited presentationDepartment of Health2015University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Tobacco ResearchCenterInvited presentation2015Alameda County Tobacco Control CoaltionInvited Presentation2015California Society of Addiction MedicineInvited Presentation2017UCSF Billion Lives SymposiumInivitedPresentation10 of 61

Prepared: November 2, 20192017UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs IntegratedCare Conference, Los Angeles, CAKeynote Address2018UCSF Primary Care Grand RoundsGrand Rounds2019American Heart Association Bay Area Board of DirectorsMeetingInvited PresentationCONTINUING EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIESAdvances in Internal Medicine (annually)American Public Health Association Scientific Meetings (annually)2006End of Life Care and Pain Management2008Internal Medicine Board Certification and Recertification Review2009American Academy of Addiction Psychiatry Treatment of Opiate Dependence(X waiver certified)2012Society for General Internal Medicine2018Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Champion TrainingGOVERNMENT AND OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE2008 - 2008NIH/Community Influences on Health Behavior StudySection (invited)ad hoc member2008 - present CDC/Office on Smoking and Health Media Network,multiple presentationsExpert2008 - 2008Contributor,ReviewerAdvisory Committee to the Surgeon General, SurgeonGeneral's Report on Preventing Youth Tobacco Use2007 - present Tobacco Education and Research Oversight Committee;Appointed by the California State Senate to oversee theCalifornia Tobacco Control Program. Appointmentrenewed most recently in 2016.Member2011 - 2012Food and Drug Administration, Center for TobaccoProducts; expert on modified risk tobacco productsExpert, Advisor,SGE2015 - 2017Advisory Committee to the Surgeon General, SurgeonGeneral's report on electronic cigarette use among youthand young adultsChapter Editor,Author2015 - 2015NIH/Community Influences on Health Behavior StudySectionad hoc member,invited to serveregularly in 20162016 - present NIH/Community Influences on Health Behavior StudySection11 of 61Member, Co-Chair

Prepared: November 2, 20192018 - present Advisory Committee to the Surgeon General, SurgeonGeneral's Report on Addressing Tobacco-RelatedDisparitiesAuthorUNIVERSITY AND PUBLIC SERVICESERVICE ACTIVITIES SUMMARYIn the Academic Senate, I served on the Committee on Research and Committee on EqualOpportunity, which included leadership in developing systems to track diversity amongpostdoctoral trainees, and contributed to new systems, such as the current Advance CVsystem, to document contributions to diversity at the University. I served as Chair of the UCSFSenate Committee on Committees, and am now Chair of the UC Systemwide Committee onCommittees. I have contributed consistently to intramural peer grant review, including serviceon the Clinical Services Research Review Committee, which provides peer review for grantapplications in the intramural Research Allocation Program several times per year, and ourDivision peer grant review activities. I have also been a member of several promotion andsearch committees at UCSF. My major public service activity has been as an active memberof the Tobacco Education and Research Oversight Committee, where I was appointed by theCalifornia State Senate and I have been reappointed continuously since 2007. This committeeoversees the California Tobacco Control Program, research activities and school educationprograms for the State of California, which many regard to be the world's leading tobaccoprogram. I have contributed to four "Master Plans" for the state of California in tobacco control.Nationally I serve on the NIH Community Influences on Health Behavior study section, and Iam being nominated to chair the study section.UNIVERSITY SERVICEUC SYSTEM AND MULTI-CAMPUS SERVICE2016 - 2017Negotiated Salary Trial Program fourth-year Taskforce,University of California Office of the PresidentMember2017 - 2018University Committee on CommitteesUCSF DivisionRepresentative2018 - 2019University Committee on CommitteesVice Chair2019 - present University Committee on CommitteesChairUCSF CAMPUSWIDE2002 - present Primary faculty mentor for primary care residents, UCSFDivision of General Internal Medicine2003 - 2003UCSF Fellowship in AIDS CareHost2003 - 2005University of California Davis Center for Health ServicesResearch in Primary Care. Prescription Drug InformationProject.Scientific AdvisoryCommittee12 of 61

Prepared: November 2, 20192004 - 2008Academic Senate Committee on Research, UCSFMember, Chair,Subcommittee onFaculty ResearchLectureship2011 - 2014Academic Senate Committee on Equal OpportunityMember2012 - 2014Clinical Sciences Review Committee - ResearchAllocation ProgramMember2016 - present Academic Senate Committee on CommitteesMember2017 - 2018Academic Senate Committee on CommitteesVice Chair2018 - 2019Academic Senate Committee on CommitteesChair2018 - present Executive CouncilMember, ex officioSCHOOL OF MEDICINE-SCHOOL OF NURSING2015 - 2016Search Committee, Chair of Physiological NursingMemberDEPARTMENTAL SERVICE2004 - present Fellowship Committee, Center for Tobacco ControlResearch and EducationChair2009 - 2010MemberFaculty Search Committee2010 - present Clinical Research Reviews, Director for Division of GeneralInternal MedicineDirector2010 - 2011DGIM Move CommitteeMember2012 - 2012Standing Search Committee, Clinical and OutcomesResearchMember2014 - 2015Faculty Search CommitteeMember2016 - present Dept of Medicine In-Residence Clinical Outcomes Research MemberSearch Committee, Subcommittee 112017 - present DGIM Philanthropy CommitteeMemberCOMMUNITY AND PUBLIC SERVICE1995 - 2001Health Initiatives For Youth, San Francisco, CA. Nonprofitdedicated to improving youth health through education,training, publications, community collaboration, policy.Board of Directors,Secretary, InterimPresident2002 - 2003Philips Brooks House Association. Harvard AlumniAssociation.Mentor13 of 61

Prepared: November 2, 20192003 - 2003UC Berkeley School of Public Health.Alumni panelist1999 - 2005Needle Exchange medical clinic, Haight Ashbury FreeClinics, San Francisco.VolunteerPhysician2001 - present The Wasatch Group. Wasatch, Utah. National group ofMemberleaders in business, education, entertainment, law,medicine, media, politics, religion, sports, and technology,born in the 1960's and 1970's, who work together to have apowerful impact on the next generation.2008 - 2008California Tobacco Control ProgramDisparitiesAdvisoryCommittee2007 - 2009ATTACK Toolkit Advisory Committee, SacramentoBREATHEExpert advisor2015 - present Pedro Zamora Young Leaders Scholarship, National AIDS SelectionMemorial Grove.Committee2007 - present Tobacco Education and Research Oversight Committee.State of California. Appointed by California State SenateRules Committee, oversee the California Tobacco ControlProgram.MemberCONTRIBUTIONS TO DIVERSITYCONTRIBUTIONS TO DIVERSITYEfforts to contribute to campus diversity. I have served as a mentor to minority trainees forseveral years participating in the MTPCCR (minority training program in cancer controlresearch), an NIH funded program that encourages promising minority students to pursuedoctoral degrees. I have also served as a mentor to minority undergraduate interns as part ofthe SF BUILD program, a collaboration between SF State University and UCSF to encourageminority students to pursue doctoral degrees in science. I have mentored several underrepresented Masters and PhD students at UC Berkeley, and I also mentor a junior facultyperson at Santa Clara University initially funded by a minority supplement to my NIH grants. Ihave also built linkages between our postdoctoral fellowship training program with severalUCSF initiatives promoting diversity, including the MTPCCR, the National ScienceFoundation’s Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate "Postdoc bootcamp"which is designed to assist promising minority doctoral students nearing the end of theirtraining to identify and successfully apply for postdoctoral fellowships, the Tobacco ResearchNetwork on Disparities (TReND) meetings, the Society for Nicotine and Tobacco ResearchDisparities Network, and the UCSF Center for Vulnerable Populations. Our program pioneeredefforts with the Office of Affirmative Action to develop systems to collect and report deidentified data on minority applicants to the program. This work was presented to theChancellor’s Council on Campus Climate, Culture and Inclusion and Committee on EqualOpportunity, and beaome a campus model on these issues. Our fellowship program hasconsistently performed well on diversity with 20-25% of trainees members of underrepresentedminorities, which is well above the 11% average for postdoctoral training programs at UCSF.From 2011-2014, I served on the Academic Senate Committee on Equal Opportunity. I am aDiversity, Equity and Inclusion Champion, and I have coordinated a series of trainings on DEI14 of 61

Prepared: November 2, 2019topics for our fellowship training program. A strong component of my research addressesissues of equity, as I study tobacco industry targeted marketing strategies that underlietobacco-related health disparities, including efforts to target women, people of lowsocioeconomic status, race/ethnic and sexual and gender minority youth and young adults.TEACHING AND MENTORINGTEACHING SUMMARYI consistently teach clinical medicine in the outpatient clinics (4 hours per week). For 6 years Ialso served as a continuity preceptor for UCSF PISCES students. I serve as a primaryresearch mentor for multiple pre-doctoral students and post-doctoral fellows per year onongoing research projects (meeting weekly with each). I currently mentor 6 post-doctoralfellows, 1 undergraduate interns, 1 graduate student, and 3 junior faculty members in researchprojects. Since 2004 I have been the Fellowship Director for the UCSF Center for TobaccoResearch and Education Tobacco Control Policy Fellowship program. I have been PrincipalInvestigator of fellowship's NIH (National Cancer Institute) T32 training grant since 2016. Iserve as primary mentor for 3-4 fellows, and supervise the overall progress of all of the fellowsin the program (approximately 14-20 fellows per year). I developed and lead the curriculum forpostdoctoral fellows, led the training grant renewal proposal (the last renewal received aperfect score of 10) and I prepare regular annual reports for NIH. I oversee advertising andfellowship recruitment, chair the fellowship admissions committee and admissions process,represent the fellowship to our advisory committee, negotiate positions, and serve as a liasonwith other training programs at UCSF (such as the IHPS/IHA, NIDA funded postdoctoraltraining programs in substance use, and the Cancer Center training programs). I also continueto do didactic teaching in various courses for UCSF students and residents both in tobaccopolicy and research methods, and I have been invited to give research talks for SF BUILDstudent interns and UCSF Year-long Inquiry Program fellows every year since 2016.My teaching evaluations have averaged 4.67 on a 1 to 5 scale for overall effectiveness, and allof my evaluations have been between 8.14 to 8.39 on a 1 to 9 scale for all metrics.FORMAL TEACHINGAcademic Yr2002 - 2004Course No. & TitleNursing S2352002 - 20042003 - 2009Teaching ContributionLecture, seminar leader (1lecture)SchoolNursingClassSize20Mentor for medical studenttobacco documentsresearchers (20 hours)Mentor and Coleader, ResidentScholarship Program,UCSF Division ofGeneral InternalMedicineSupervise research projects Medicineof the group, primary mentorfor 1-2 residents per year;Co-lead biweekly seminars,teach research skills15 of 6110

Prepared: November 2, 2019Academic YrCourse No. & TitleTeaching ContributionSchoolClassSize2003 - 2005Journal Club. UCSFDivision of GeneralInternal Medicine.Co-leaderMedicine202003 - 2003Minority TrainingProgram in CancerControl ResearchMentorMedicine12004 present"Introduction toTobacco PolicyResearch" and SpringFellows SeminarsDevelop and ReviseCurriculum, recruit speakers,facilitate seminars, conductevaluations62004 - 2004Clinical DecisionMakingSmall group leader, teaching Medicinediagnostic tests, metaanalysis82004 presentFellowship Director,Tobacco ControlResearch Fellowshipprogram, Center forTobacco ControlResearch andEducationSupervise overall progressof fellows, Developcurriculum, Leadrecruitment, advertising,applications, fellowselection, manage budget,external reporting, chaircommittee meetings,conduct evaluations.Medicine142007 - 2007Nursing S235Lecture, seminar leader (1lecture)Nursing202007 - 2007UCSF Department ofMedicineControversies inWomen's HealthMedicine802007 - 2007Clinical DecisionSmall group leaderMaking course, UCSFMedicine82009 - 2018Minority TrainingProgram in CancerControl ResearchMedicine1MentorINFORMAL TEACHING1997 - 1997Urinary Incontinence. Adult Medicine Clinicians Conference, Department ofMedicine, University of California, San Francisco.1998 - 1998Allergic Rhinitis. Adult Medicine Clinicians Conference, Department ofMedicine, University of California, San Francisco.16 of 61

Prepared: November 2, 20191998 - 1998Tests for Colon Cancer Surveillance. Resident's conference, Department ofMedicine, University of California, San Francisco.1999 - 1999Menopause and Depression. Resident's conference, Department of Medicine,University of California, San Francisco.2002 - 2002Smoking Cessation: Standards of Care and Clinical Issues. Resident'sconference, Department of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco.2002 - 2002New therapies for

2005 Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute Symposium 2005 (oral presentation), 2006 (poster), 2008 (poster), 2009 (poster) 2006 National Youth Leadership Forum, University of California, Berkeley. 2006 (Healthy People 2010 keynote address) 2007 Centers for Disease Prevention and Control Office on