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Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 1Curriculum VitaeSharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D.Current Address(Business)(Home)EducationUniversity of North FloridaBrooks College of HealthDepartment of Public Health1 UNF DriveJacksonville, Florida 32224-2645Phone: 904-620-2840; Fax 904-620-1035swilburn@unf.edu2034 Cherokee DriveNeptune Beach, Florida 32266Phone 904-247-0020; Fax 904-247-0104stwwilburn@comcast.netPh.D.University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, December, 1984Major: Curriculum and InstructionMinors: Health Education; Alcohol/Drug Education;Research MethodologySpecialization: Rehabilitation Services and CounselingDissertation: Dental Health Evaluation and Instruction for Alcoholics inlong-term residential treatment: A Quantitative and Qualitative StudyM.S.H.University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL, March 1980Major: Allied Health ServicesSpecialization: Alcohol/Drug Services and CounselingB.S.H.University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL, May 1979Major: Allied Health ServicesMinors: School and Community Health EducationStudent Government RepresentativeCollege of Education Interclub Advisory CouncilA.S.Loyola University of the South, New Orleans, LA, May 1967Major: Dental HygieneScholastic Scholarship RecipientVice-President, Junior Dental Hygienists' AssociationRecipient, Louisiana and Mississippi State Dental Society awards for a scientificpresentation Represented Louisiana at the national finals
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 2Post-Doctoral Education and TrainingWhile continuing education is required to maintain my licenses and certifications I have only listedtrainings below that represent significant post-doctoral work.M.Ed.University of North Florida, Jacksonville, FL, December 1990Major: Guidance and CounselingSpecialization: Mental Health CounselingEvaluation 14 hours in Community Participatory Evaluation, Online Continuing Education, 2005 7 hours in Qualitative Evaluation Methods and Utilization Focused Evaluation, SouthernEvaluator’s Association, 2004 14 hours in Making Evaluation Useful. Southeastern Evaluator’s Association 2004 28 hours in Essential and Advanced Skills in Program Evaluation. Southeastern Evaluator’sAssociation 2004 21 hours in Advanced Program Evaluation from the Evaluators’ Institute 2003 15 hours in Outcome Evaluation and Qualitative Evaluation from the Evaluators’ Institute2003 7 hours in Quantitative Evaluation, Southeastern Evaluator’s Association, 2002 14 hours in Coalition Evaluation, Center for Substance Abuse Prevention, 2001 7 hours in Program Material Review; 14 hours in Curricula Evaluation; and 14 hours inProgram Evaluation through the Southeast Regional Center for Drug Free Schools andCommunities. Certified Trainer/Reviewer. 1999Assessment and Counseling 20 hours in Psych-K assessment and training, 201010 hours in Screening and Assessing Adolescents for Substance Use Disorders, 200324 hours in Issues in Supervision, State Certified in Clinical Supervision, 2002Certified SASSI Administrator, 200124 hours in Substance Abuse Assessment and Treatment Planning, 200120 hours in Mental Health Counselor’s Clinical Practice, 200040 hours in Family Systems Counseling Theory and Techniques. 199921 hours in Dual Disorders: Alcohol, other Drug Abuse and Mental Disorders, 1998Two years of Marriage and Family Therapy Training with associated group and individualclinical supervision. 1997-19982 year Certificate Program in Jungian Theory 1995-199719 hours in AIDS education for health professionals; and HIV Serologic Test Counselingand Partner Notification Techniques. Certified AIDS Counselor. 199621 hours in neuropsychological assessment using the Luria-Nebraska NeuropsychologicalBattery and the Luria-Nebraska Neuropsychological Battery Children's Revision. 198921 hours in the basic training workshop in human clinical neuropsychology with Dr. RalphReitan. 1988.
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 3Prevention 21 hours in Ethics, Health and Prevention, 2004 18 hours in Prevention Principles for Scientifically Defensible Strategies, 2003 15 hours in Science-based Alcohol, Tobacco, and other Drug Abuse Prevention, 2002 14 hours in Substance Abuse Prevention Strategies in Criminal Justice, 2000 21 hours in Skills for Adolescents (SFA) Quest Program. Certified SFA instructor, 1994 118 hours of Organized Instruction in Navy Alcohol Facilitator Training courses, 1993 20 hours of organized instruction in Drug Education Safety Action Program, 1992 80 hours instruction for the treatment and prevention of alcoholism and drug abuse atthe Navy Alcohol Rehabilitation Center, Physician's Training Program. 1990Employment1989 - CurrentUniversity of North Florida, Professor and Director of the Graduate ClinicalMental Health Counseling Program ( 2011-current), Director, Center forAging Research (2007-current) Associate Professor; Internship Supervisorfor MPH and Undergraduate Community and Public Health Programs(2003-2006); Program Director, MPH and Undergraduate Community andPublic Health Programs(2004-2005); Undergraduate and GraduateProgram Leader and Internship Supervisor for Community Health (19972002). Graduate Program Director/Clinical Supervisor for Addiction/Mental Health Counseling Program (1989-1997)1984 - 1988University of North Florida, Assistant Professor; Founder and Director,Center for Alcohol/Drug Studies; Principal Investigator, Federal GrantProject (FY 1987-89)1983-1984University of North Florida-Visiting Assistant Professor1984-2005Part-time Psychotherapist1980-1983International Rehabilitation Associates: Rehabilitation CounselorNortheast Florida Safety Council: DUI/DWI Evaluator/Counselor &InstructorUniversity of North Florida: Part Time InstructorUniversity of Florida: Graduate Assistant1967-1980Dental Hygienist, on both a full and part time basisSelected Academic AccomplishmentsLeadershipFounder, Center for Alcohol/Drug Studies approved in 1984 by the Florida Board of Regents as a
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 4Type II Center. (Center’s name was later changed to the Center for Drug Prevention and HealthPromotion). While directing the Center from 1984-1990 the following accomplishments weremade. Initiated and supervised field experiences for two graduate students. Together weestablished a central office for the Northeast Florida Council on Alcoholism and DrugAbuse (NEFCADA) in 1989. NEFCADA is still operation in 2007. Developed and submitted a proposal for approval of the BSH & MSH degrees forcertification eligibility by the Certification Board of Addiction Professionals of Florida.Approved, April 1989. Developed a comprehensive student and community prevention and treatment resourcelibrary that was housed in the Center, 1989. Initiated a graduate credit institute for IMPACT training, a school-based prevention andintervention program, 1989. Selected to participate in Leadership Jacksonville Class of 1988. Our class initiated what isnow the Jacksonville Children’s Commission. Designed a series of field experiences in the field of chemical dependency treatment,1987-1991. Coordinated Glenbeigh’s Institute five-day Drug Prevention workshop at UNF, 1986. Founded the Campus Alcohol and Drug Information Center (CADIC) in 1985. CADIC is stillin operation at UNF. Cooperated with Hurricane Outward Bound to develop a field experience and internshipfor UNF graduate students. From 1985-1990, seven students participated. Coordinated a series of graduate credit institutes with the Division of Sponsored Researchin addiction prevention. The credit institutes lasted from 1985-1995. Received approvalfrom the Florida Department of Education for this 3 semester hour course to meetteacher certification requirements in all disciplines. Coordinated the development of research, training, and grant proposals for the Center forAlcohol/Drug Studies, 1984-1991. One of the key leaders in developing the dental hygiene program that is currently inoperation at Florida Community College of Jacksonville (FCCJ).TeachingProgram and Curriculum Development Completed a major redesign of the graduate and undergraduate internships packets for
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 5community health students, 2003 and 2005. Designed a new undergraduate community health education program with minors inhealth education, exercise science and aging/adult studies, 2000. Designed a graduate specialization in counseling that met the state education licensureand/or national and state certification requirements for rehabilitation counseling,rehabilitation service provider, case management, mental health counseling, andaddiction counseling, and secured documents of support from credentialing and licensingboards, 1995-1996. Designed four undergraduate minors that met the education requirements forcertification as addiction prevention professional, criminal justice addiction professional,addiction professional, and the preparation of individuals for the national employeeassistance professional examination, and secured documents of support fromcredentialing boards, 1994. Developed and submitted a proposal for approval of the BSH and MSH degrees forlicensure eligibility by the Florida Board of Nursing Home Administrators, approved 1989. Revised the graduate curriculum in chemical dependency (addictions) counseling to meetthe education eligibility requirements of the Florida Department of ProfessionalRegulations for mental health counselors' licensure, approved, 1989. Revised the internship guidelines, established new protocol requirements and developeda comprehensive internship packet for health care administration and community healthservices, 1986. Developed undergraduate minors in health education and alcohol/drug studies andgraduate specializations in addictions counseling, health promotion, and assisted in thedevelopment of a specialization in health care administration, 1984. Designed the advanced practice dental hygiene curriculum for FCCJ, 1975-1976.Student Organizations Initiated the formation of the College of Health's Student Association and acted as thefaculty sponsor from 1993-1994; initiated the reactivation of the College Chapter of EtaSigma Gamma, a national health science honorary, and acted as one of the facultysponsors from 1993-1994, and sole sponsor from 1997-2005.Licenses and Certifications2000-Current Diplomate and Clinical Member, American Academy of Counselors (#1105)2000-Current National Certified Counselor (# 29640)1999-Current Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist (#R1114)
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 90State Certified Addictions Prevention Professional (# 234)National Certified Case Manager (# M-08029)National and International Certified Alcohol/Drug Abuse Counselor (#13371)State Certified Addictions Professional (# 1334)Diplomate, American Academy of Pain Management (# 2819)Diplomate, American Board of Disability Analysts (# 2073)Diplomate, American Board of Forensic Examiners (# 2085)Diplomate, American Board of Medical Examiners (#1271)State Licensed Mental Health Counselor (# 2816)National Certified Rehabilitation Counselor-Master Addiction Counselor (# 23490)National Certified Counselor-Master Addiction Counselor (#29640)National Certified Health Education Specialist (#1461)State Licensed Dental Hygienist (#1636)National Registered Prevention ProfessionalState Certified Health EducatorState Licensed Rehabilitation Service ProviderState Teacher's Certificates in Health, Physical Education, and ScienceCertified DUI/DWI Evaluator/InstructorUniversity Contracts and Grants (Project Director/Principal Investigator) Nolin, J and Wilburn, S.T. Brain Injury Association of Florida, Tallahassee, Fl, WalkingBuddies Project- College Students Walking with Older Adults, 2009-2010 5,000 Wilburn, S.T. The Jacksonville Mental Health & Aging Resource Guide” (JMHARG) and UACT Initial Evaluation, Urban Jacksonville, Jacksonville, FL 2008-2009, 13,507.00 Wilburn, S.T. UNF-AHEC Transformational Learning Experience Instructional Methods inHealth Education Pilot Project, AHEC, Jacksonville, FL, 2008-2009, total budget 3,730; 1,500 directly to UNF Department account; 2,230 for student expenses paid by AHEC. Wilburn, S. T. Office of Faculty Enhancement, Course Redesign for Effective Learning(CREL) Recipient, 2007, 1,000 Wilburn, S. T, and Wilburn, K. T. JaxCare Integrated Healthcare Delivery System (IHDS)Model. JaxCare, Inc., Jacksonville, FL 2006-2008, 60,000 Nolin, J, and Wilburn, S. T, "Life Act 2: Needs Assessment,” United Way of NortheastFlorida, 2004, 29,800 Nolin, J. and Wilburn, S., Senior Semester: A University based Enrichment Program forFrail Elders, Blue Foundation 2003, 49,527 (not funded) Wilburn, K. T. and Wilburn, S.T. Jacksonville Children’s Commission Mobility Research
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 7Study, 1999-2000, 7,340. Hallan, J. and Wilburn, S. Needs Assessment Related to the Drug Free Schools Program,Clay County School Board, 1997-1998, 25,000. Weaver, S. T. Project Involvement: A Consortium Approach to Substance AbusePrevention, U.S. Department of Health & Human Services. Office of Substance AbusePrevention, 1987-89, 1,968,434 two-year demonstration grant Weaver, S.T. Curriculum & Training Program Development and Implementation, GatewayCommunity Services, 1987-88, 20,148 Weaver, S.T. Alcoholism Treatment: An Interdisciplinary Approach. TSI Seed Grant, UNF,1983-84 1,500 Weaver, S.T. Professional Training in Alcoholism for Medical Residents & the TreatmentCommunity, Gateway Community Services, 1984-85, 17,911 Weaver, S.T. Technical Services & Educational Consultation, Gateway Community Services,1985-86, 8,448 Weaver, S.T. Educational Consultation & Program Development, Northeast Florida Councilon Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, 1985-86, 2,717 Weaver, S.T. Alcohol & Drug Use/Abuse Demonstration Project for the Elderly, TSI SeedGrant, UNF 1985-86, 960 Weaver, S.T. Prescriptive Wellness for the Older Adult, Area Agency on Aging, 1985-86, 1,500Scholarship-PublicationsScholarshipRefereed Journal PublicationsOlinzock, B., Kruger, B., Wilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K.T., Roush, C., (January-March 2009). Building aBaccalaureate Community Nursing Curriculum Using a Participatory EvaluationApproach. The Health Care Manager. 28 (1), 58-65.Richmond D. Wynn, R.D., Hart, A. I., Wilburn, S T., Weaver, D. M., Wilburn, K.T. (2008, Fall). TheImpact of a Multicultural Training Program on Adolescents’ Understanding of CulturalAwareness. The Journal of Multiculturalism in Education. Retrieved October 11, 2008,from , S.T., Wilburn, K. T., Weaver, D. M., & Bowles, K. (2007). Pearls and pitfalls in
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 8evaluating student assistance programs: A five-year study. Journal of Drug Education,37 (4), 447-467.Nolin, J. Wilburn, S. T., Wilburn, K. T. and Weaver, D. M. (2006). Health and social serviceneeds of older adults: Implementing a community-based needs assessment. Journal ofEvaluation and Program Planning, 29, 217-226.Scott, C, Nolin, J. and Wilburn, S.T. (2006). Barriers to effective clinical supervision forcounseling students and postgraduate counselors: Implications for rehabilitationcounselors Rehabilitation Education, 20 (2), 91-102.Henao, J.C., Santibanez, D.J. Rodriguez, J. C., Wilburn, S.T. (2006, July-August). Salsa y Salud:Increasing healthy lifestyle awareness through a radio-based initiative. Journal forNutrition Education and Behavior, 38 (4), 267-268.Santibanez, D.J., Rodriguez, J.C., and Wilburn, S.T. (2006, September-October).Hispanic/Latino health issues seminars: A holistic approach to increasing culturalcompetency among health care professionals, Journal for Nutrition Education andBehavior, 38 (5), 319-321.Wilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K.T., Weaver, D.M., & Bowles, K. (2005, Summer). Zeroing In OnPrevention (ZIP): A descriptive study of a comprehensive prevention continuumProgram for secondary students. Feature Article, Student Assistance Program Journal,17(3), 14-18.Weaver, S.T. & Wilson, C.N. (1997, September). Humor is appropriate for use in therapy andappropriate humor in the work setting is necessary for addiction counselors. Journal ofEmployment Counseling, 34 (3), 108-115.Russac, R.J. & Weaver, S.T. (1994, Spring). Fine-tuning the prevention message: A developmentalperspective. Journal of Alcohol/Drug Education, 39 (3), 46-56.Weaver, S.T. (1992, June/July). The annotated bibliography of women's issues Part III. TheMental Health Advocate, 15 (10), 13.Weaver, S.T. (1992, May). The annotated bibliography of women's issues Part II. The MentalHealth Advocate, 15 (9), 12-13.Weaver, S.T. (1992, April). The annotated bibliography of women's issues Part I. The MentalHealth Advocate, 15 (8), 14.Weaver, S.T. (1991, March). Sex-role conflict and female alcohol abuse/alcoholism. The MentalHealth Advocate, 13 (7), 14.
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 9Weaver, S.T. (1991, Nov/Dec). Relationships, sexuality, and chemical dependent women. TheMental Health Advocate, 15 (4), 13.Lovett, M.C. & Weaver, S.T. (1989). IMPACT: Alcohol and other drug education/training forschool personnel. Innovations in Continuing Education, 6 (2), 7-12.Kazlauskas, D. W., Weaver, S. T. & Jones, W. R. (1987, January). Kurweill reading machine: Astudy of usage patterns. The Journal of Academic Leadership, 12 (6), 356-359.Weaver, S.T. (1986, March). A new look at EAPs: Review of establishing and building employeeassistance programs. The Journal of Employment Counseling. 22 (4), 174-77.Book Chapters and MonographsWynn, R., Wilburn, S.T., & West-Olantunji, C. (2010) Multiculturalism and ConflictTransformation: Counselor and Client Working Together In Carter C. (Ed.), ConflictResolution and Peace Education: Transformations across Disciplines. New York: PalgraveMacMillan.Wilburn, K.T. Wilburn, S.T., Weaver, D.M (2006). Northeast Florida Educational ConsortiumSafe and Drug Free Schools Program Final Evaluation Report on the Middle SchoolsCoordinators’ Initiative. In Florida Department of Education (Ed.), Safe and drug freeschools best practice exemplary district evaluations 2003-2005 (pp 1-39), Tallahassee,FL: Author. Retrieved from ion.pdfWilburn, K.T. Wilburn, S.T., Weaver, D.M (2006). Putnam County Public School District Safeand Drug Free Schools: An Implementation and Impact Evaluation of Project Alert . InFlorida Department of Education (Ed.), Safe and drug free schools best practiceexemplary district evaluations 2003-2005 (pp 1-15), Tallahassee, FL: Author. Retrievedfrom tion.pdfWilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K.T., Weaver, D.M, & Bowles, K. (2004). Zeroing in on substance useprevention: A study of the secondary and tertiary prevention components of acomprehensive prevention continuum program for secondary students. In FloridaDepartment of Education (Ed.), Safe and drug free schools exemplary evaluationpractices from the field (pp. 1-54), Tallahassee, FL: Author.Weaver, S.T. (1996). Cultural considerations in counseling Hispanics. Guide to alcohol use amongHispanics/Latinos, Monograph, Office of Minority Health.Russac, R.J. & Weaver, S.T. (1995). Trends and theories concerning alcohol and other drug useamong adolescent females. In R.R. Watson (Ed.), Alcohol and drug abuse duringpregnancy and childhood (pp. 77-123), Totowa, NJ: Humana.Weaver, S.T. & Young F. E. (1993). Partnership in prevention: Overcoming barriers and hurdles. In
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 10C.E. Marcus & J.D. Swisher (Eds.), Working with youth in high-risk environments:Experiences in prevention. (151-161). Washington, DC: Center for Substance AbusePrevention.Weaver, S.T. (1992). Building substance abuse prevention consortia, and Project Involvement: Acommunity-wide approach to substance abuse prevention. In R. Yin (Ed.). PreventionMonograph (pp. 42-55). Washington, DC: Office for Substance Abuse Prevention.Weaver, S.T. (1991). [Review of alcohol assessment and treatment profile]. In D.J. Keyser & R.C.Sweetland (Eds.), Test critiques Volume VIII. Austin, TX: Pro-ed.Weaver, S.T. & Young, F.E. (1989). Partnership in prevention: Overcoming barriers and hurdles.In C. Marcus & J. Swisher (Eds.), Experiences in Prevention with High Risk Youth (pp.151-162). Rockville, MD: Office of Substance Abuse Prevention.Published Refereed Papers and AbstractsWilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K.T., Webb, M. C., Weaver, D.M., and Merten, J.W. (2005). A twoyear evaluation of an abstinence-only program in a large urban school setting[Abstract]. Proceedings of the Abstinence Education Evaluation Conference:Strengthening Abstinence Education Programs through Scientific Evaluation, Baltimore,152-155.Wilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K.T., Merten, J.W., Weaver, D.M., and Webb, M. C. (2005).Evaluation of a Rural County Community Abstinence-Only Education Program[Abstract]. Proceedings of the Abstinence Education Evaluation Conference:Strengthening Abstinence Education Programs through Scientific Evaluation, Baltimore,155-157.Wilburn, S.T., Weaver, D.M. & Johnson, T. (2003, March). Comparison of delivery, utilization,and impact of clinic and church-based diabetes self-management training [Paper].Proceedings of the National CDC Diabetes Translation Conference, Boston, MA, 125-129.Dewey, R., Weaver, D.M. & Wilburn, S.T. (2003, March). Evaluation of an African AmericanFaith-Based Weight Management Program [Paper]. Proceedings of the National CDCDiabetes Translation Conference, Boston, MA, 140-147.Wilburn, K. T., Wilburn, S. T. and Weaver, D.M. (2000). A comparative study of student ATODuse in urban, suburban, and rural secondary schools [Paper]. Annals of the JointConference of the Association for the Advancement of Educational Research and theNational Academy of Educational Research. New York: University Press of America, 217.Weaver, S.T. (1989). Abuse and dependency: The multifaceted dynamics of women'schemical use, abuse and dependency [Paper]. Proceedings of the Minnesota Women's
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 11Institute for Chemical Health. Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota, 1-19.Professional Educational PublicationsWilburn, S.T. (2005). (Ed). GO A.P.E. Abstinence Protects Everyone Competency BasedCurriculum and Mentoring Club Facilitator’s Manual, a 278-page curriculum guidedeveloped for Project S.O.S., Inc. Currently used around the country, and recentlyintroduced in several European countries.Wilburn, S.T. (2003). Drug, Alcohol and Traffic Education (D.A.T.E.) Online and In-Class Manual.Online version is available by contacting The Department of Highway Safety and MotorVehicles (http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us). Completed the evaluation, development andrevisions of this educational manual and online program for the required course foradolescents to secure their drivers’ learner permit.Wilburn, K.T. and Wilburn, S.T. (1996). The Duval alcohol, tobacco, and other drug andviolence survey: Knowledge, attitudes and behaviors . [Survey-Listed in the Library ofCongress Holdings].Weaver, S.T. (1996) Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Curriculum for Nurses [Computer SoftwareProgram]. Orlando, Fl: Computerized Educational System.Weaver, S.T. (1995, January). Taking some tips from a course in grant writing. Substance abusefunding news, No. 95-02, 12-15.Weaver, S.T. (1993). Conflict and anger management manual and [Interactive computersoftware]. West Palm Beach, Fl.: Pride Integrated Publishers. This 296 page manual andcorresponding software was used in drug treatment and related programs throughoutthe country.Weaver, S.T. (1990). Crack: The deadliest form of cocaine -An eight-hour training manual, WestPalm Beach, Fl: Pride, Integrated Publishers. This 380 page manual was used by staff indrug treatment, department of corrections, and related programs throughout thecountry.Weaver, S.T. (1990). Eight-hour DUI curriculum program, (English & Spanish versions), West PalmBeach, Fl: Pride Integrated Publishers. This 435 page manual was used by staff in drugtreatment, driver training, department of corrections, and related programs throughoutthe country.Weaver, S.T. (1988, May). Illicit drug use found a niche in our culture. Florida Times Union, TheNeighbor, pp. 1, 6.Weaver, S. T. (1988, April). Parents get too much blame on TV 12 program [Point of View],Florida Times Union, p.9
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 12Weaver, S. T. (1988, March). Interview with Kay M. Culver, editor of Addictions: A Hard Lookat a Common, Complex and Costly Problem, Folio Weekly, (49), 5-9.Weaver, S. T. (1988, March-April). Positive parenting. In the Know--Florida Informed Parents,7(4), 3-4.Weaver, S.T. & Kelly, J. T. (1986). Resource guide to substance abuse prevention /interventionservices. Jacksonville, Fl: Duval County Public School System. Updated yearly through2007.Weaver, S. T. (1985, July). Interview with Rudy Yandrick, editor of Credentialing: ALMACA'sNational and Chapter Leadership Speaks Out, ALMACAN, 15(7), 10-14.Scholarship-Professional PresentationsRefereed Paper PresentationsRoush, C., Kruger, B.J. Olinzock, B.J. K.T. Wilburn, K.T. & Wilburn, S.T. (2009, June). Evaluatingthe effects of continuity in learning for nursing students in a community-focusedcurriculum. Paper presented at the Association of Community Health Nursing EducatorsConference, Chicago, IL.Wilburn, S.T. & Wynn, R. (2007, October). Multiculturalism and Conflict Transformation:Practitioner and Client Working Together. Paper presented at the UNF ConflictTransformation Symposium, Jacksonville, Fl.Wilburn, S.T. (2007, November). Clarifying Health Education in the 21st Century. Paperpresented at the Florida Alliance for Health Physical Education, Recreation and Dance,Orlando, FL.Wilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K. T., Weaver, D. M. & Bowles, K. (2007, November). Pearls and Pitfallsin Evaluating Student Assistance Programs: A Seven-Year Longitudinal Study. Paperpresented at the American Evaluation Association Annual Conference, Baltimore, MD.Wilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K. T., Weaver, D. M, Ngo-Seidel, E., Jones, D. Varnes, M. & VonMohr, M.(2007, November). Improving health through rural healthcare linkages: Results of athree year study. Paper presented at the American Public Health Association 135thAnnual Meeting, Washington, DC.Wilburn, K. T., Wilburn, S. T., Weaver, D. M., Greenough, P. & Andrews, T. (2007, November).Peer mentoring as an intervention strategy with at-risk elementary students. Paperpresented at the American Public Health Association 135th Annual Meeting,Washington, DC.
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 13Wilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K. T., Weaver, D. M. & Bowles, K. (2007, November) Effectiveness of astudent assistance program for at-risk secondary students: Results of a two-year study.thPaper presented at the American Public Health Association 135 Annual Meeting,Washington, DC.Wilburn, S.T., Jones, D., Weaver, D. M. and Wilburn, K. T. (2006, May). The Impact of aDiabetes Self Management Program on Benchmark Health Status in a Rural Setting.Paper presented at the Annual Diabetes Translation & Obesity Conference, Denver, CO.Wilburn, K. T. and Wilburn, S.T., Weaver, D. M., Greenough, P. & Andrews, T. (2006, April).Assessing Youth Leadership: Improving Achievement and Behavior Through LearningLeadership Skills. Paper presented at the Annual American Education ResearchAssociation, Annual Meeting San Francisco, CAWilburn, S.T., Purcell, R., Wilburn, K. T. and Weaver, D. M. (2004, October). AComprehensive and Collaborative Model for Reducing Substance Use and Violence inRural Middle Schools. Paper presented at the meeting of the Florida Alliance for Health,Physical Education Recreation and Dance Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.Wilburn, S.T., Bowles, K., Cobb, K. Wilburn, K. T. and Weaver, D. M (2004, October). The Impactof Parental Involvement on Adolescent Substance Use Intervention. Paperpresented at the meeting of the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical EducationRecreation and Dance, Orlando, FL.Wilburn, S. T, Dewey, R. Wilburn, K. T. and Weaver, D. M (2004, October). Evaluation of anAfrican American Faith-Based Weight Management Program. Paper presented at themeeting of the Florida Alliance for Health, Physical Education Recreation and Dance,Orlando, FL.Wilburn, S.T., Purcell, R., Wilburn, K. T. and Weaver, D. M. (2004, May). CoordinationApproach to Reducing Substance Use and Violence in Rural Communities. Paperpresented at the annual meeting of the Florida School Health Association, Orlando, FL.Wilburn, S.T., Wilburn, K. T. Bowles, K., and Weaver, D. M. (2004, April). Substance useprevention: Assessing school counseling as an intervention strategy for secondarystudents. Paper presented at the annual meeting Annual American EducationalResearch Association, San Diego, CA.Bowles, K. Cobb, K. & Wilburn, S.T. (2004, February). The impact of parental involvementon adolescent substance use intervention. Paper presented at the annual meeting of theSoutheast Educational Research Association, Dallas TX.Nolin, J., Wilburn, S.T., and Weaver, D. M. (2004, January). Life Act 2: Assessment of Healthand Social Service Needs of Adults 65 and Over. Paper presented at the 16th Annual
Sharon T. (Weaver) Wilburn, Ph.D. 14Conference of the Southeast Evaluation Association. Tallahassee, FL.Wilburn, S.T. & Johnson, T. (2003, March). Comparison of delivery, utilization, and impact ofclinic and church-based diabetes self-management training. Paper presented at thenational CDC Diabetes Translation Conference, Boston, MA.Dewey, R., Weaver, D. M. & Wilburn, S. T (2003, March). Evaluation of an African AmericanFaith-Based Weight Management Program. Paper presented at the national CDCDiabetes Translation Conference, Boston, MA.Wilburn, K. T. & Wilburn,
Major: Dental Hygiene . Scholastic Scholarship Recipient . Vice-President, Junior Dental Hygienists' Association . Recipient, Louisiana and Mississippi State Dental Society awards for a scientific presentation Represented Louisiana at the national finals
