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Josefina J. Card, PhD, is Founder
and President of Sociometrics Corporation. She is an
expert at translating behavioral and social health research findings
into products and services for use by researchers and practitioners
alike. Her fields of expertise are HIV/AIDS and teen pregnancy prevention.
She is also an expert at evaluation research, training, and strategic
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Tamara Kuhn, MA is Sociometrics' Vice
President and a Senior Research Scientist. Her expertise is in the design
and programming of social science-related technology. She oversees
Sociometrics corporate and project-related technology and leads the production
and dissemination of Sociometrics' data products and is currently
the principal investigator/co-investigator on projects related to child
and adolescent mental health, and HIV prevention for older adults.
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Carmela Lomonaco, PhD is a Vice President and Senior Research
Associate.. Her areas of expertise include adolescent risk behaviors, multimedia applications for positive youth development, pediatric health care
disparities, translational and dissemination science. Her focus is on increasing the reach and depth of the teen pregnancy prevention archive, integrating global interventions in the
HIV/AIDS archive, and developing the Sociometrics portfolio in youth violence prevention.
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Luba Botcheva, PhD is a Senior Research
Associate. Her areas of focus are child and adolescent development, and child
and adolescent behavioral/public health and education. She is currently Principle Investigator for the Early
Intervention Program Archive to Reduce
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Shayna Cunningham, PhD is a Senior
Research Associate and Director
of Data Products and Services at Sociometrics. Her research
focuses on the development and evaluation of health promotion programs
and program replication issues including how to adapt empirically-validated
interventions for diverse populations. She also leads the
development of monitoring and evaluation systems for private sector
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Wendi M. Pardini Estelita is Sociometrics' Senior
Financial Associate.
Her areas of expertise are financial and personnel administration.
Currently she oversees fiscal operations with responsibility for accounting,
financial analysis and treasury. Biosketch |
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Lynn Gale, PhD is Sociometrics on-staff Statistician.
She consults on quantitative research projects at Sociometrics. Her expertise is in statistical and
graphical analyses of data in behavioral and social science research. Biosketch
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Rachel Golden, DrPH, MPH is a Senior Research Associate at Sociometrics.
Dr. Golden, a maternal, child, and adolescent health
researcher, has specific interests in reproductive health, fetal and
infant mortality, childhood immunizations, and health promotion programs. Her
expertise includes planning and evaluation research using quantitative and qualitative
methods. Her current work focuses on HIV/AIDS program development, implementation,
evaluation, and replication for diverse populations. Biosketch
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Richard Gordon is Director
of Technology. He is responsible
for the computer and network infrastructure that supports the work
of the company. Mr. Gordon's background and expertise is in computer
networks and research applications. Biosketch |
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Richard Hassen is a
Graphic Designer. His work includes collaborating on a project for HAPPRA, the HIV/AIDS Prevention Program Replication and Adaptation, by designing for educational Adobe Flash multimedia presentations. Biosketch |
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Jack Hennessee is a Research
Assistant. He assists staff on a number of ongoing
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Peggy Hennessee is Sociometrics' Production
Coordinator. She is responsible
for producing and shipping Sociometrics' program and data products
and providing excellent customer service. Biosketch |
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Charles Klein, JD, PhD is a Senior
Research Associate and anthropologist specializing
in HIV prevention, sexual health, and program planning and evaluation
in the United States and Brazil. Prior to coming to Sociometrics,
he worked as a health program planner at the San Francisco Department
of Public Health and Associate Director at the National Sexuality
Resource Center. His current work focuses on program adaptation/replication
and the use of new communication technologies to promote sexual health.
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Alejandra V. Moreno is a Senior Research Assistant.
She is currently responsible for supporting Principal Investigators in conceptualizing,
designing, and implementing research aimed at the development of health promotion programs.
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Emily Nishioka Newman, MA is a Research Associate. She is currently involved in the HIV/AIDS Prevention Program Archive. Prior to coming to Sociometrics, she did survey research for the University of Chicago and worked at the San Francisco Clinical Research Center as a Research Coordinator.Biosketch |
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Brian Pardini is a Research
Associate. He is currently involved with archiving
public use datasets from longitudinal studies on the topic of aging.
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Shobana Raghupathy, PhD is a Senior
Research Associate at Sociometrics.
Her areas of expertise include adolescent high- risk behaviors, substance
abuse prevention, program evaluation, and research methods. She is
currently overseeing projects related to computer-mediated drug prevention
among Native Americans, and internet-based survey methods. Biosketch |
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Laurie Rose is the Chief Operating Officer and Director
of Sales and Marketing at Sociometrics where she
manages Sales Customer Service and Fulfillment, and Product Marketing and
Production. In addition, Ms. Rose is responsible for Office Operations and
Human Resources at Sociometrics. Biosketch |
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Heather N. Thomsen, PhD is a Senior Research Associate
at Sociometrics. She is currently serving as Project Director for the EIPARDD project and as a Senior
Research Associate for the PsyTest project. Her areas of expertise include prenatal and
perinatal psychology , infant health and nutrition and quantitative research design.
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Julia Wu, MPH, CPH, is a Research
Associate. She is currently involved in
the Early Intervention Program Archive to Reduce Developmental Disability
(EIPARDD) project, the archive of public use data on aging, and the
development of a toolkit to reduce oral health disparities among Latino
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