DCCPS Fellows Symposium (Agenda)

Poster Session Set-Up (presenters)

Overview

Richard P. Moser, PhD, Training Director and Research Methods Coordinator, Office of the Associate Director (OAD), Behavioral Research Program (BRP), DCCPS

Welcome

Katrina A.B. Goddard, PhD, Director, DCCPS

Oral Presentations: Session One

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Moderator: Silvia Salazar

Each oral presentation will be 15 minutes, including 3 minutes of Q&A.

Abigail Muro, BS/BA
Behavioral Research Program
Assessment of experiences, attitudes, and behaviors related to climate change, extreme weather events, and natural disasters in federal surveys

Kirsten Eom, PhD
Healthcare Delivery Research Program
Navigating the Cancer Journey: Insights from the Medicare Current Beneficiary Survey (MCBS) Linked with SEER-Medicare Data

Jacqueline Hua, PhD
Behavioral Research Program
Ethnic Identity and Health Information Avoidance: Exploring the Moderating Roles of Self-Affirmation and Optimism

Audrey Goldbaum, PhD
Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program
Decision Trees:  A strategic way to model the risk factor-cancer relationship

Maria Rincon, PhD
Behavioral Research Program
Satisfaction with Internet access, cancer information-seeking and digital health technology use- findings from the 2022 Health Information National Trends Survey (HINTS 6)

Keynote Speaker: DCCPS Fellow Alum

Moderator: Crystal Lane

Anna Kern, MA
Public Affairs Specialist, NIH Social Media Lead
NIH Office of Communications and Public Liaison

Title of Presentation:  From Fellowship to Front Office: My Journey in Health Communications and Social Media at NIH

Poster Session One: Full-time Fellows

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Moderator: Arlene Coit

Madison Behm, MPH
Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program
Examination of Participant Engagement and Cancer Genome Sequencing (PE-CGS) Epidemiology Data: Overall Trends and Survey Design

Molly Frauenholz, BS/BA
Behavioral Research Program
Survey Landscape Study: Sleep, Cognition, and Cancer

Katie Heley, PhD
Behavioral Research Program
“Whenever I see these videos, I get a mini-boost of motivation”: Understanding when and how short-form videos change young adults’ health-related attitudes and behavior

Natalie Joe, PhD
Surveillance Research Program
The Challenges of Capturing Minority Populations in Cancer Surveillance Data

Andrew Kunszt, BS/BA
Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program
Evaluating a Social Media Growth Plan for the DCCPS LinkedIn Showcase Page

Lauryn Perpall, MPH
Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program
Research Gaps in Environmental Justice and Cancer: A Review of the Literature

Melanie Sandquist, MPH
Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program
Effects of Prenatal Chemical Exposures on Early Menarche: A Scoping Review of Prospective Studies

Amelia Willits-Smith, PhD
Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program
Relationship between food-related greenhouse gas emissions and diet quality in a large US cohort

Poster Session Set-Up (presenters)

Welcome to Day Two

Richard P. Moser, PhD, Training Director and Research Methods Coordinator, Office of the Associate Director (OAD), Behavioral Research Program (BRP), DCCPS

Oral Presentations: Session Two

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Moderator: Richard Moser

Each oral presentation will be 15 minutes, including 3 minutes of Q&A

Chloe Huelsnitz, PhD
Behavioral Research Program
Navigating Health Information on Social Media: Motivations and Behaviors in Sharing Short Videos

Lindsey Page, PhD
Office of the Director
Prevalence of cancer survivors diagnosed during adolescence and young adulthood in the United States 

Heather Platter, PhD
Behavioral Research Program
Visual Depictions of Cancer Risk: A Systematic Review

Coy Fitts, PharmD
Surveillance Research Program
Harmonization of Electronic Health Record Data to Common Data Elements for the National Childhood Cancer Registry

Jackelyn Payne, PhD
Behavioral Research Program
Warning labels about alcohol and cancer risk: Potential cognitive and behavioral effects of message sources, cancer types, and risk relationships

Break 

Poster Session Two: Summer Interns

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Moderator: Arlene Coit

Hoda Fakhari, MS
Behavioral Research Program
Cancer Prevention Amid Conflicting Health Information: Associations Between Perceived Conflict in Expert Recommendations and Cancer Prevention-Related Cognitions

Aliza Lubitz, BASc
Office of the Director 
Examining the scope and identifying key gaps in adult long-term cancer survivorship research

Sydney Rubin, BS
Office of the Director 
Exploring Shared Decision Making in Cervical Cancer Screening: A Qualitative Study of Interviews with Medical Experts

Ashley Sanchez, MPH
Behavioral Research Program
Waterpipe Smoking Patterns in the US

Kiersten Straley, BCH
Behavioral Research Program
Climate Change Communication Research – A review of the Literature

Victoria Telles, MPH
Surveillance Research Program
Emerging Disparities in Vulva Cancer Mortality Trends: 1990-2022

LuzMaria Villanueva, BS
Behavioral Research Program
Familism and Sexual Risk Behaviors among Hispanic/Latina Women

Keynote Speaker: Cancer Survivor and Advocate 

Moderator: Crystal Lane

Marquita Goodluck, MA
Give Back Grant Program Manager w/ Keep A Breast Foundation

Title of Presentation: From Patient to Warrior: Turning Pain Into Purpose After Breast Cancer

Awards: Mentor of the Year, Best Oral Presentation, Best Fellow Poster, and Best Summer Intern Poster

Group Photograph 

Moderator: Trish Murphy