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ANNUAL CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTSEXHIBIT HALLWELCOME TOCOLUMBUS!WELCOME 1ST TIME ATTENDEES!SOPHE extends a special welcome to all first-time annual conferenceattendees. Conference veterans, please introduce yourself and welcomethem to the SOPHE family! First time attendees are also welcome to theSOPHE Snapshot Breakfast on Wednesday, April 4 from 7:15am - 8:15am.SOPHE NEW MEMBER WELCOMENew Member to SOPHE? You are invited to join us on Wednesday, April4 from 7:15am–8:15am at the SOPHE Snapshot, to hear about SOPHEprograms, benefits, and how you can get involved.180 SECONDS TO IMPACT HEALTHBrand new this year! Have you heard of 3-Minute Thesis ? SOPHE is pilottesting our own version: “180 Seconds to Impact Health” on Thursday,April 5, 4:45pm in the Amphiteatre. Hear from students who will sharetheir “elevator speech” about their dissertation or thesis projects. Cheer onthe work of the students and hear what research is coming out of ourprofessional programs!HOSPITALITY TABLEAWARDS CEREMONY & RECEPTIONOhio SOPHE is pleased to welcome SOPHE 2018 to their state! Visit theHospitality Table in the exhibit area to get the scoop on things to do andsee in Columbus!All attendees are welcome to this year’s awards ceremony. Join yourcolleagues in honoring SOPHE’s 2018 award winners on Thursday, April5, starting with light hors d’hoevres from 5:30 - 6:00pm, followed by theceremony from 6:00pm–7:15pm. After the awards ceremony, join us fora celebratory reception! Mix and mingle with your fellow conferenceattendees in a relaxed atmosphere and enjoy hors d’oeuvres, acash bar, and music!Supported by SAGE and the Foundation for the Advancement ofHealth Education (FAHE).FOOD & BEVERAGE OPTIONSTo keep registration fees as low as possible, meals during the conferenceare on your own. Choose from hotel options or visit the suggested delisand restaurants., a list was provided in your registration bag and isavailable in the mobile app.SOPHE ANNUAL ALL-MEMBER BUSINESS MEETINGSTUDENT CASE STUDY COMPETITIONAll SOPHE Members welcome! Join us on Wednesday, April 4 from11:45am–12:45pm in the Regency Ballroom for SOPHE’s All MemberBusiness Meeting. Learn about our recent accomplishments andfuture initiatives, and welcome your newly-elected members of theBoard of Trustees.SOPHE is proud to continue hosting an undergrad and graduate studentcase study competition. The competition is held on Tuesday, April 3. Thewinning teams will be announced following the Wednesday afternoonplenary session.SOPHE OPENING RECEPTION/VOLUNTEER FAIRTake note of the early bird sessions that we will be offering this year.Plan to join us Thursday and Friday mornings from 7:00am–8:00am andmaximize your CE opportunities!Join us on Wednesday, April 4 from 6:00pm–8:00pm in the 2nd FloorFoyer for an evening of food, drinks (cash bar), networking and fun at theopening social. Connect with colleagues old and new, and welcome firsttime attendees and students to the SOPHE annual conference. The firsthour will include a Volunteer Fair – Take the opportunity to learn how youcan volunteer with SOPHE in the coming year! We also encourage youto take this opportunity to visit the latest resources and services from ourexhibitors and sponsors.EARLY BIRD SESSIONSIGNITE SESSIONSReturning again this year, we are conducting three Ignite concurrentsessions. Each session will be a quick succession of 5-7 minutepresentations intended to challenge your thinking or spark your intereston a variety of health education and health promotion topics.POSTER GALLERY/POSTER PROMENADEROUNDTABLE SESSIONSPlan to view and interact with the authors of over 150 posters that areon display on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. You will find the postersin the Delaware C/D ballroom. Each day there is a one-hour PosterPromenade time when you can speak to the poster authors. CE credit willbe offered for those who review the 5 highlighted posters each day andspeak to the authors.This year SOPHE has included additional roundtable sessions that areintended to be more intimate settings where you can directly interactwith the presenters and discuss their research and programs.STUDENT WORKSHOPThis year’s student workshop will be held on Wednesday, April 4 from1:00pm–2:30pm (Session A3). This session will be a speed mentoringopportunity where students will have the opportunity to meet andconnect with more than 20 professionals in the field, working in a varietyof work settings and roles.4Please join SOPHE in welcoming and thanking the 2018 Exhibitors byvisiting their tables in the 2nd Floor Foyer areas, near registration (TheLanding). Come see the publications, tools, and information from anarray of organizations and universities. Their participation is a valuablecontribution to the success of the SOPHE 2018 Annual Conference, so weask that you take a few minutes to say hello and explore what they offer.SAFETY & SECURITYPlease keep an eye on your personal items and do not leave itemsunattended in meeting rooms or common areas. Fire and safetyinformation is detailed in the directory in your hotel room. Consult a hotelstaff member if you have questions about the surrounding area.MEDICAL EMERGENCIESIf you need assistance locating a doctor or clinic in the area, pleasecontact the hotel staff or a SOPHE staff person. If you need immediateassistance, pick up any hotel courtesy phone, or dial 9-1-1.CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION ON TWITTER: #SOPHE2018 @SOPHETWEETS

SELECTED CONFERENCE FACULTYADENIKE BITTO, MD,DRPH, MCHES FRANCES DUNN BUTTERFOSS,PHD, MSEDSOPHE 2017-2018 PRESIDENTPRESIDENTCoalitions WorkCARRIE ANN LAWRENCE,PHD, CFLE, CHES ASSOCIATE DIRECTORRural Center for Aids/STDPrevention, Indiana UniversitySchool of Public HealthBloomingtonKIEN LEE, PHDPRINCIPAL ASSOCIATE/VICEPRESIDENTCommunity ScienceVINCENT T. FRANCISCO, PHDDIRECTORCenter for Community Health &Development, Kansas State FoundationProfessor of Applied BehavioralScience, University of KansasMICHAEL QUINNPATTON, PHDFOUNDER AND CEOUtilization-Focused EvaluationIGNITING CHANGE & INNOVATION: THE IMPACT OF HEALTH EDUCATIONSHANNON FRATTAROLI,PHD, MPHASSOCIATE PROFESSORJohns Hopkins Bloomberg Schoolof Public HealthJUSTIN K. PHILLIPS, MAJIM F. SALLIS, PHDFOUNDER AND EXECUTIVEDIRECTOROverdose Lifeline, Inc.PROFESSOR OF FAMILYAND PREVENTIVE MEDICINEUniversity of California, SanDiego2018 Elizabeth Fries HealthEducation Award Recipient5

Many thanks to the2018 Annual ConferencePlanning Committee!ABSTRACTWORKGROUPCynthia Burwell, ENTWORKGROUPDanielle Brittain, Co-ChairNinfa Purcell, ChairCedric Harville II, Co-ChairCatherine BirdseyKari BoyleLeigh Szucs, Co-ChairAlexis BlavosAshton GrigleyAntonio GardnerJoseph DakeJ. Sunshine CowanJessica KingBrian GordonSarah PemberLaura LessardLiliana Roja GuylerNicolette PoweMelissa ThomasJulie SoulesLanise HutchinsRaffy LuquisPROGRAMWORKGROUPBrian MillerSara Cole, ChairSOCIAL EVENTSWORKGROUPHolly RaffleLa Verne PartlowRobert Braun, ChairLaurie WelchCherylee SherrySarah DickmanDeitra WengertLisa ShookJen MoralBeth StevensonTiffany NealJagdish KhubchandaniCONTINUINGEDUCATIONWORKGROUPDarlene SaundersAmy ThompsonKeely Rees, ChairChesley CheathamKay DeanerKATHLEEN ALLISON, PHD, MCHES TRUSTEE, 2018 ANNUAL MEETING6Ruth DuddingRebecca FocoCONTINUE THE CONVERSATION ON TWITTER: #SOPHE2018 @SOPHETWEETS

69TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE DEDICATION*SARAH TILTON FRIES, MPH(1938-2017)With the focus of this 69th conference on innovation andimpact, it is fitting to dedicate this meeting in honor ofSarah Tilton Fries. A devoted SOPHE member for more than30 years, Sarah was a health education champion with avision to transform the impact of health education in theworkplace and society.Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Sarah received herbachelor’s degree from Stanford University in 1960 and herMPH degree from San Jose State University in 1985. Sheand her husband, James F. Fries, MD (SOPHE 2007 HonoraryFellow), founded Healthtrac, Inc., which produced the firsttailored cost-effective, health-improvement program tobe widely implemented. Founded in health educationtheory, Healthtrac interventions include validated healthrisk assessments, tailored feedback based on participantrisks and readiness to change, and serial tracking andreinforcement of healthful behaviors. Sarah guided healtheducation messaging for Healthtrac participants andserved as the company’s president for 12 years.In 1991, partly with proceeds from the sale of Healthtrac,Sarah and Jim launched the James F. and Sarah T. FriesFoundation to honor contributions to the health of thepublic. The foundation’s endowment provides two prizesannually, including the Elizabeth Fries Health EducationAward given at SOPHE’s conference each year. The 25,000 prize honors “a health educator who has madea substantial contribution to advancing the field of healtheducation or health promotion through research, programdevelopment, or program delivery.” Sarah attendedSOPHE’s annual conference for the award and lecturefor 25 years, despite declining health from malignantmelanoma and multiple brain metastases. Her courage,spirit and dedication to the health education professionhave made an indelible impact on SOPHE and the world.* Adapted from Green, LW, Mullen, PD, Lorig, KR. In Memoriam Sarah Tilton Fries, MPH, (19382017). (2017). Health Education & Behavior, Volume 44, 946.IGNITING CHANGE & INNOVATION: THE IMPACT OF HEALTH EDUCATION7

2018 AWARD RECIPIENTSThe SOPHE Awards Ceremony & Reception will take place in Regency Ballroom and Flyer (3rd floor) on Thursday evening, April 5. Tickets are not needed forthis year’s ceremony and reception.DISTINGUISHED FELLOW AWARDSARAH MAZELIS PAPER OF THE YEAR AWARDThe Distinguished Fellow Award is SOPHE’s highest recognition to amember. It honors members who have made significant and lastingcontributions to the Society and to the health education field.This award recognizes authors whose peer-reviewed article has beenpublished in SOPHE’s Health Promotion Practice journal in the last year andhas made significant contributions to advancing the practice of healtheducation and health promotion programs, policy, or professional preparation.DAVID A. BIRCH, PHD, MCHES ; THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMAHONORARY FELLOW AWARDThe Honorary Fellow Award is SOPHE’s highest recognition to a nonmember. It honors an individual who has made significant and lastingcontribution to health education and public health.CAMARA P. JONES, MD, PHD, MPH, MOREHOUSE SCHOOL OF MEDICINEAND ROLLINS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTHSENATOR THOMAS S. UDALL (D-NM)KAREN DENARD GOLDMAN MENTOR AWARDThis award recognizes an individual in an academic or practice settingwho has made a significant contribution to the preparation and/orperformance of health educators and has successfully forged the linkbetween research and practice.KARL LARSON, PHD, MCHES ; GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS COLLEGE, ST. PETER,MINNESOTAELIZABETH FRIES HEALTH EDUCATION AWARDThis award recognizes outstanding career leadership in health education,health promotion or behavioral science. It is awarded through a selectcommittee of the James F. and Sarah T. Fries Foundation, administered bythe CDC Foundation.JAMES F. SALLIS, PHD; UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGOSOPHE TROPHY AWARDThis Award acknowledges the tireless contributions to SOPHE, oftenreferred to as the “Unsung SOPHE Hero” award.TBASOPHE PRESIDENTIAL CITATIONSThe following individuals have provided dedicated service to SOPHEand are awarded a Presidential Citation for their contributions to SOPHEexcellence.TBA“APPLYING LEARNING THEORY TO SAFETY AND HEALTH TRAINING FORHISPANIC IMMIGRANT DAIRY WORKERS”, HEALTH PROMOTION PRACTICE,VOL. 18 (JULY), 4: PP. 505-515. PATRICIA M. JUÁREZ-CARRILLO, PHD, MPH,AMY K. LIEBMAN, MPA, MA, IRIS ANNE C. REYES, MPH, YURANY V. NINCOSÁNCHEZ, RN, AND MATTHEW C. KEIFER, MD, MPHLAWRENCE W. GREEN PAPER OF THE YEAR AWARDThis award recognizes authors whose peer-reviewed article has beenpublished in SOPHE’s Health Education & Behavior journal in the last yearand has made significant contributions to understanding health education,health status, and strategies to improve social and behavioral health.“IDENTIFYING SYNERGIES IN MULTILEVEL INTERVENTIONS: THECONVERGENCE STRATEGY”, HEALTH EDUCATION & BEHAVIOR, VOL.44 (2)APRIL 2017. MEGAN A. LEWIS, PHD, TANIA M. FITZGERALD, MSW, BRITTANYZULKIEWICZ, BS, SUSANA PEINADO, PHD, AND PAMELA A. WILLIAMS, PHD;RTI INTERNATIONAL, CENTER FOR COMMUNICATION SCIENCE, RESEARCHTRIANGLE PARK, NORTH CAROLINAPEDAGOGY IN HEALTH PROMOTION PAPER OF THEYEAR AWARDThe Pedagogy in Health Promotion Paper of the Year recognizesan article from any category in the journal for its high quality and thatrepresents the mission and purpose of the journal.“TEACHING ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF HEALTH PROMOTIONPROGRAMS”. PEDAGOGY IN HEALTH PROMOTION, VOL 3, ISSUE 3SEPTEMBER 2017. STEPHEN L. BROWN, PHDDELBERT OBERTEUFFER SCHOLARSHIPThis award, conferred by SOPHE on behalf of the Foundation for theAdvancement of Health Education (FAHE)*, recognizes doctoral studentsfor their academic achievement; potential for advancing the health ofchildren and youth; and professional goals.ERIC CONRAD, MA CHES ; THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMAMARION B. POLLOCK FELLOWSHIPHORIZON AWARDThis award recognizes early career health educators who havedistinguished themselves through leadership, creativity, involvement in theprofession, and health education practice in their settings.HANNAH PRIEST CATALONO, PHD, CHES ; UNIVERSITY OF NORTHCAROLINA, WILMINGTONThis award, conferred by SOPHE on behalf of the Foundation of theAdvancement of Health Education (FAHE)*, recognizes a talented andcommitted teacher in an elementary, middle, or high school for graduatestudy at the master’s level.CLAYBORNE COOK, BSED; THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGHANN E. NOLTE WRITING AWARDThis award, conferred by SOPHE on behalf of the Foundation for theAdvancement of Health Education (FAHE)*, recognizes an outstandingwritten contribution in the field of health education and health promotion.CLARENCE PEARSON PROGRAM EXCELLENCE AWARDThis award recognizes outstanding health education programs inexistence for at least three years.PILOT LIGHT CHEFS, PILOT LIGHT, CHICAGOCHAPTER EXCELLENCE AWARDNational SOPHE recognizes and publicizes creative, effective, or replicablemethods implemented by SOPHE chapters to deliver one or more coremember services.“HOW RESEARCH INFLUENCES POLICY: THE EVIDENCE WE NEED TO‘SPEAK TRUTH TO POWER’ - A REFLECTION ON AN AAHE SCHOLARADDRESS THREE DECADES ON.” (2017) AMERICAN JOURNAL OF HEALTHEDUCATION, 48:3, 151-155. LAWRENCE W. GREEN, DRPH*GEORGIA SOPHE8CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION ON TWITTER: #SOPHE2018 @SOPHETWEETS

GRADUATE STUDENT RESEARCH PAPER AWARDBRICK LANCASTER COMMUNITY HEALTH INTERNSHIP AWARDThis award is designed to foster quality graduate student research andprovide a mechanism by which to recognize outstanding graduatestudents for creative and innovative research.This award, given for the first time in 2018, supports a student with aninternship conducting a health education and health promotion projectthat addresses a significant public or school health issue identified by apublic health department of community agency.ALYSSA LEDERER, PHD, MPH, MCHES ; TULANE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OFPUBLIC HEALTH AND TROPICAL MEDICINE, NEW ORLEANSVIVIAN DRENCKHAHN STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP AWARDLEIGH ANN GANZAR, MPH; THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCECENTER AT HOUSTONThis student scholarship provides support to both undergraduate andgraduate level full-time students in their pursuit of educational andprofessional development in health education.21ST CENTURY SCHOLARSHIPSJACQUELINE LANTSMAN; AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, D.C.2018 Annual ConferenceNANA AMA BARYEH, University of Toledo, OhioERIC CONRAD, University of Alabama, TuscaloosaJENNIFER EVANS, University of Alabama, TuscaloosaMARISSA GREENBAND, University of California, DavisASTORIA GRIGGS-BURNS, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IllinoisVERONICA LADWIG, California Polytechnic State University, San Luis ObispoDANIELLE MARQUEZ, University of Texas-El PasoDANIELLE MARSHALL, Wayne State University, DetroitJOB RUNGE, Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IllinoisANNA WANG, Truman State University, Kirksville, MissouriAMY WOTRING, University of Toledo, OhioSOPHE/CDC STUDENT FELLOWS IN UNINTENTIONAL INJURYPREVENTIONThis one-year fellowship recognizes, assists and trains graduate studentsworking on unintentional injury prevention projects from the perspectiveof health education or behavioral sciences.BRANDON HORVATH; THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY, PHILADELPHIASTEVEN A. MEDEIROS, JR.; THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY, PHILADELPHIASOPHE PATIENT ENGAGEMENT FELLOWThis fellowship recognizes, assists and trains masters or doctoral studentsto advance the research and practice of patient-centered health carefrom the perspective of health education or the behavioral sciences.SOPHE is proud to award the following 21st Century scholarships.SUZANNE GROSSMAN, DRPH(C); DREXEL UNIVERSITY, PHILADELPHIACongratulationsKARL LARSON, PHD2018 RECIPIENT OF THE KAREN DENARD GOLDMAN MENTOR AWARDThe Gustavus Adolphus College Department of Health and Exercise Science offersmajors in exercise physiology, health and physical education, and athletic trainingalong with minors in public health and coaching. By pairing close faculty supportwith hands-on learning opportunities in a residential liberal arts setting, Gustavusgraduates are well-equipped to act on the great challenges of our time.IGNITING CHANGE & INNOVATION: THE IMPACT OF HEALTH EDUCATIONgustavus.edu9

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DETAILED SCHEDULETUESDAY, APRIL 38:00AM–5:00PMESG BOARD MEETINGRoom: Clark8:30AM–10:00AMNEW BOARD OF TRUSTEES ORIENTATIONRoom: Fairfield9:00AM–5:00PMCASE STUDY COMPETITION - GRADUATE & UNDERGRADUATERoom: Champaign & Knox10:30AM–5:30PMBOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETINGRoom: Fairfield12:00PM–7:00PMRegistration OPENRoom: The Landing, 2nd Floor12:30PM—3:00PMΔ PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP 1: ACTION & EVIDENCETO IMPROVE PRACTICE & PROMOTE POPULATION HEALTH:STRATEGIC USE OF RBARoom: Delaware A/BPresenters: Rebecca Reeve, PhD, CHES ; and Diane Allensworth, PhD, CHES 3:30PM–5:30PMΔ PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP 2: WHY THE VERB MATTERS:UNDERSTANDING THE COMPETENCY-BASED MPH (CEPH)Room: Delaware A/BPresenter: Kristen Varol, MPH, CHES 5:30PM–7:00PMHOUSE OF DELEGATES BUSINESS MEETINGRoom: Fairfield6:00PM–8:00PMPHP EDITORIAL BOARD MEETINGRoom: Marion7:00PM7:15AM–8:15AMSOPHE SNAPSHOT WELCOME*Any first-time SOPHE Conferene Attendees and New SOPHE Members,within the last year, are welcome to attend. Continental Breakfast & prizeswill be provided!Room: Delaware A/B8:00AM–12:00PMESG BOARD MEETINGRoom: Clark8:15AM–9:15AMNCHEC BREAKFAST*For CHES/MCHES Certified only. Pre-registration required.Tickets provided with registration badges.Room: Fairfield8:30AM–9:30AMPOSTER SET UP - DAY 1Room: Delaware C/D8:30AM–9:30AMSOPHE RESEARCH & ETHICS COMMITTEE MEETINGRoom: Knox9:00AM–7:00PMEXHIBIT AREA OPENRoom: 2nd Floor Foyer9:30AM–11:30AMOPENING PLENARY SESSIONRoom: Regency BallroomWELCOME: OPENING REMARKS & DEDICATIONKathleen Allison, PhD, MPH, MCHES ; 2018 Annual Meeting TrusteeM. Elaine Auld, MPH, MCHES ; SOPHE Chief Executive OfficerLance Himes, JD, Director, Ohio Department of Health (INVITED)Δ PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSAdenike Bitto, MD, DrPH, MCHES ; SOPHE 2017-2018 PresidentΔ KEYNOTE ADDRESS: ENHANCING RIGOR TO INCREASEIMPACT OF HEALTH PROMOTION PROGRAMSModerator: Kathleen Allison, PhD, MPH, MCHES Michael Quinn Patton, PhD, Utilization-Focused EvaluationGROUP MEET AND NEIGHBORHOOD WALK (THROUGH THECOLUMBUS SHORT NORTH AREA)(HOSTED BY OHIO SOPHE)11:30AM–1:00PMRoom: Meet in Hyatt Regency Lobby11:45AM–12:45PMLUNCH ON OWNSOPHE ALL MEMBER BUSINESS MEETINGWEDNESDAY, APRIL 4Room: Regency Ballroom7:00AM–7:00PM1:00PM–2:30PMRoom: The LandingΔ A1: DEEP DIVE: EVALUATIONREGISTRATION, CE DESK & SOPHE STOREΔ ADVANCED

Commission for Health Education Credentialing, Inc. has approved SOPHE and its chapters as designated multiple event providers of CECHs in health education. SOPHE is a provider of Certified in Public Health (CPH) Renewal Credits. This conference has been approved to award up to 27.25 CPH Renewal credits. LOCAL SUPPORTING CHAPTER