Teri B. Aronowitz
CURRICULUM VITAE
Teri B. Aronowitz
Home: 102 Dewitt Road
Syracuse, New York 13214
315-445-9932
Birth Date: November 2, 1954
Citizenship: US
EDUCATION
University of Rochester1996-2002
Rochester, New YorkPhD in Nursing
University of Massachusetts1987-1990
Amherst, MassachusettsMSN CNS
Vermont College1984-1986
Montpelier, VermontBSN
East Carolina University1979-1980
Greenville, North Carolina Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate
Mercy Hospital SON1972-1975
Portland, MaineDiploma
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Syracuse University2001-present
School of NursingAssistant Professor
College of Human Services Full-time tenure-track
& Health Professions
Syracuse, N.Y.
Camp Yavnah
c/o Hebrew College June-August 2002
Infirmary CarePrimary Care
Campers, Staff & FamilyNurse Practitioner
Camp Yavnah
c/o Hebrew College June-August 2001
Infirmary CarePrimary Care
Campers, Staff & FamilyNurse Practitioner
Camp Yavnah
c/o Hebrew College July-August 2000
Infirmary CarePrimary Care
Campers, Staff & FamilyNurse Practitioner
New York State Industry May-June 1998
Correctional Institution for Primary Care
Male Children 10-18 yearsNurse Practitioner
Morasha CampJuly-August 1998
Infirmary CarePrimary Care
Campers, Staff & FamilyNurse Practitioner
State University of New York1995-1998
College of NursingAssistant Professor
14 Irving Ave. Primary Care Project NP
Syracuse, N.Y.
State University of New York1995-1998
Department of Family Medicine Adjunct Assistant Professor
475 Irving Ave.Family Nurse Practitioner
Syracuse, N.Y.
Syracuse University1994-1995
College of Nursing Assistant Professor
Syracuse, N.Y.Part-time
University of Manitoba1990-1993
Faculty of NursingLecturer, Full-time
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Klinic Community Health Center1990-1993
870 Portage Avenue Family Nurse Practitioner
Winnipeg, Manitoba Per Diem
Private Practice1981-1990
Self EmployedFamily Nurse Practitioner
Springfield, VermontOffice Manager
Springfield Hospital1985-1990
Springfield, VermontChildbirth Educator
Private Practice1980-1981
Employ Dr. L. WilliamsFamily Nurse Practitioner
Kinston, North Carolina
Pitt County Memorial Hospital 1975-1980
Greenville, North CarolinaStaff Nurse
Intensive Care
Hemodialysis
Medical/ Surgical Charge
Augusta General Hospital1972-1975
Augusta, Maine Nurse's Aide
Summer Employment
FACULTY APPOINTMENTS
Syracuse University2001-present
School of NursingAdvanced Health Assessment
College of Human Services & Health ProfessionsFNP Clinical Courses
Syracuse, NYAdolescent Health Courses
Nursing Research
State University of New York1995-1998
College of NursingCourse Leader
Syracuse, N.Y.**graduate program
Adult & Family NP
1995-1998
Preceptor FNP students
State University of New York1995-1998
Department of Family MedicinePelvic module of physical assessment
College of MedicineIntroduction to Clinical Medicine
Syracuse, N.Y.
Syracuse University 1994-1995
College of Nursing Course Facilitator,
Syracuse, N.Y.**4 year program
Health Assessment
Comprehensive, complex
clinical course
Course Facilitator,
**graduate NP track
Health Assessment
Essentials of Primary Care
Theoretical Perspectives
for Specialty Nursing I
University of Manitoba1991-93
Faculty of NursingCourse Leader, 4 year program
Winnipeg, Manitoba Gerontology
Health Assessment
Nursing Theory
Long-Term Illness
& Disability
University of Manitoba1991-92
Faculty of NursingFaculty Advisor,
Winnipeg, Manitobapost RN students,
independent study
Russell Sage College 1986
Albany, New YorkPreceptor, NP student
Community College of Vermont 1982-1983
Springfield, Vermont Instructor, Health Assessment
School of Nursing 1980-1981
Kinston Memorial Hospital Instructor, Health Assessment
Kinston, North Carolina
OTHER PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
Omicron Chapter9/01-present
Sigma Theta TauMember, Research Committee
Chair, By-Laws Committee
Trichapter Research Day 9/98-4/99
Conference CommitteeChair
Sigma Theta Tau
Editorial Board9/97-present
Journal of Family NursingReviewer
Reviewer, RINAHL9/98-2/99
Doctoral Student/FacultyJoint Review
Omicron Chapter9/97-9/98
Sigma Theta TauMember, Research Committee
Human Sexuality Program 5/96-5/98
Depart of Family MedicineMember, Advisory Board
Omicron Chapter9/93-9/95
Sigma Theta TauChair, Finance Committee
Manitoba Association of11/91-7/93
Registered NursesMember Subcommittee for Professional Nursing Needs in Gerontology
11/91-7/93
Chair
Subcommittee on Geriatric Nursing Practice
Nursing Honor Society 3/91-9/91
University of Manitoba Co-Chair, Steering Committee
9/91-7/93
President
Telemedicine Canada Spring 1991
Research and Quality Contact Person/Organizer
Improvement in Nursing 8 paper presentations
Educational Series
Manitoba Association of 10/2/90
Registered NursesMember, Subcommittee for item appraisal, National Licensure Exam
Eating Disorder Support Group 1987
Springfield, Vermont Co-founder, co-director
Vermont State Nurses Association 1985
Member, Convention Committee
Springfield Regional Visiting 1982-1984 Boardmember
Nurses Association 1983-1984 Chair, Board of
Springfield, Vermont Directors
New Beginnings 1982-1989
(An organization for victims of abuse) Co-founder and boardmember
LICENSURE and CERTIFICATION
Current Licenses:
Vermont 26-0014185
Maine R18878
New Hampshire
New York 453053 FNP certification F331125
American Nurses Association Certification, Family Nurse Practitioner, Certificate number 015059-22
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners,
Certification number F0194012
American Nurses Association Certification, Gerontologic Nurse Practitioner,
Certification number 255675-23
PUBLICATIONS
Aronowitz, T. & Morrison-Beedy, D. (in review). Resilience in Early Adolescent African American Girls: The Role of Mother-Daughter Connectedness.
Aronowitz, T. & Morrison-Beedy, D. (in review). Comparison of the Maternal Role in Resilience Among Impoverished and Non-Impoverished Early Adolescent African American Girls.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Carey, M.P., & Aronowitz, T. (in review). Psychological Correlates of HIV Risk Behavior in Adolescent Girls: A Cross-Sectional Investigation.
Aronowitz, T. (in review). Envisioning the Future: Mechanisms for Resilience in At-Risk Youth.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Aronowitz, T., Dyne, J., & Mkandawire, L. (2002). The Nurse Clinicial as Research Participant Recruiter: Experience From a Longitudinal Intervention Study. Journal of the New York State Nurses Association, 32, 9-13.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Aronowitz, T., Dyne, J., & Mkandawire, L. (2002). An HIV Risk-Reduction Intervention in an Adolescent Correctional Facility: Lessons Learned. Applied Nursing Research, 15, 97-101.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Carey, M.P., Aronowitz, T., Mkandawire, L., & Dyne, J. (2002). Adolescents’ Input on the Development of an HIV-Risk Reduction Intervention. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 13, 21-28.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Aronowitz, T., Dyne, J., & Mkandawire, L. (2001). Mentoring Students and Junior Faculty in Faculty Funded Research: A Win-Win Scenario. Journal of Professional Nursing 17, 291-296.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Carey, M.P., Lewis, B.P., & Aronowitz, T. (2001). HIV Risk Behavior and Psychological Correlates Among Native American Women: An Exploratory Investigation. Journal of Women’s Health and Gender-Based Medicine, 10, 487-495.
Kriepe, RE, Hedberg, VA, Klein, JD, Aronowitz,TB, Dimeglio, G, Ryan, SA, Ekeze, L, Mitan, LAP, Tuttle, J, Urbacj, K, Dukarm, CP, Stith, A (1999). Educational Program for Clinical and Community Issues in Primary Care. Adolescent Health. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Public Health Service, Health Resources and Services Administration, Bureau of Primary Health Care, National Health Service Corps. American Medical Student Association, Reston, VA
PUBLICATIONS (cont.)
Patterson, B., Saydak, M., Tschikota, S., Aronowitz, T., Crawford, M., & Venkatech, P. (1996) Learning to Care: Gender Issues for Male Nursing Students. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research28(1), 25-39.
Patterson, B., Crawford, M, Saydak, M., Venkatech, P., Tschikota, S., & Aronowitz, T (1995) How male nursing students learn to care. Journal of Advanced Nursing22(3) 600-9.
Aronowitz, T. (1993) Perceptions, concerns and needs that influence technology intergration Nursing Educators Microworld7(3) 22.
Aronowitz, T. & Allen, S. (1993) Matching a solution with the correct problem...accurate problem identification! Nursing Educators Microworld7(3) 22.
RESEARCH
As Principal Investigator:
Delaying Sexual Debut in Young African American Girls. Submitted August 5th, 2002 to the National Institute of Nursing Research for an Individual National Research Service Award Postdoctoral Training Grant.
The Role of Mother-Daughter Communication in a Comprehensive Sexuality Education Program. June 2002-June 2003. Funded by the College of Human Service & Health Professions Faculty Development Fund. $5000.00.
Factors that Contribute to the Future Expectations of At-Risk Youth. February 2001- February 2002. Funded by the University of Rochester Family Research Roundtable. $2500.
Principal Investigator.
The Role of Parent-Adolescent Sexual Communication on Safer Sexual Behavior. December 2000-December 2001. Funded by the Omicron Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau. $1,500. Principal Investigator
The Role of Connectedness in the Future Expectations of High-Risk Youth. April 2000-April 2001. Funded by the Syracuse Area Psychiatric Nurses Association. $1,000 . Principal Investigator.
Defining Hope in Youth. June1997-June 1998. Funded by Sigma Theta Tau, Omicron Chapter. $500.00. Principal Investigator.
High Risk Youth: The Relationship of Hope and Individuation. Funded by NIH F31-NR0729 for an National Research Service Predoctoral Award. September 1997-September 2000 $80,000. Principal Investigator
The Reliability and Validity of the Set Test Summer 1992. Funded by Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses $3122.10. Principal Investigator.
The Reliability and Validity of the Set Test: A Pilot Fall-Winter 1991. Principal Investigator
Are Adolescents More Knowledgeable About STD's or AIDS? Spring 1991. Principal Investigator
The Relationship Between Health, Movement and Time in Older Women: A Clarification and Extension 1990. Principal Investigator.
RESEARCH (cont.)
As Research Team Member:
A Motivational HIV-Prevention Intervention for Young Women. January 2000-present. Funded by the National Institute of Nursing Research to Dr. D. Morrison-Beedy $259,242 Research Associate (review of literature, development of activities for intervention, focus groups and pilot testing of intervention, interventionist, oral presentations, and writing manuscripts)
Health Care Improvement Grant. (Contractors North Country Children Clinic & the Cornell Extension Program). April 1999-October 2000. Funded by New York State Department of Health $90,000 to Dr. M. Sprik. Data Manager (data entry, cleaning, analysis and preparation of reports).
Family Caregiving of Hospitalized Elderly: A Theroretical Framework. January1999-May 1999. Research Assistant (data entry and management).
HIV, Sex and Youth: School-Based Prevention. September 1998-May 1999. Research Assistant (manuscript preparation, literature searches, assisted in preparation for grant submission).
Northeast Rochester Youth and Family Wellness Project. Funded by Maternal Child Health Bureau. September 1998-May 1999. Research Assistant. (instrument development and pilot work on instrument).
Research Assistant September-December 1997 Center for Nursing Science and Scholarly Practice, University of Rochester, School of Nursing.
HIV in Adolescence: An Intervention to Reduce Risk. January-June 1997. Funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, RO1MH49037, to Dr. D. Seigel $1,683,076. Research Assistant
Primary Health Care Project. May 1995-December 1996. Funded by New York Department of Health, $500,000 Research Team Member
Learning to care: The lived experience of male nursing students. Spring 1993. Funded by the Canadian Nurses Foundation $1500.00. Research Team member
Informed Integrating of Computer Technology in Nursing Education Spring-Summer 1991. Funded by Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses $1500.00. Research Team Member.
PRESENTATIONS
Morrison-Beedy, D., Carey, M.P., & Aronowitz, T. (March, 2003). Motivational HIV-Prevention Intervention for Adolescent Girls. Submitted to the 24th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Carey, M.P., & Aronowitz, T. (April, 2003). Pre-Intervention Comparisons of Lower-Risk and Higher-Risk Adolescent Girls in an HIV-Prevention Randomized Clinical Trial. Submitted to the 15th Scientific Sessions of ENRS, New Haven, Conn.
Aronowitz, T. & Morrison-Beedy, D. (2003, April). Risky Behaviors in Impoverished and Non-Impoverished Early Adolescent African American Girls: Maternal Role in Resilience. Accepted to the 70th Anniversary Meeting of the Society for Research in Child Development, Tampa, Fla.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Carey, M.P., & Aronowitz, T. (2002, November). Psychological Antecedents to HIV-Risk Reduction in Adolescent Girls: A Comparison of Condom Users and Non-users. Accepted for the Seventh National Nursing Research Conference of STT, White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.
Aronowitz, T. & Morrison-Beedy, D. (2002, September) The Contribution of Mother-Daughter Connectedness to Resilience in Early Adolescent African American Girls accepted for the State of the Science Conference of STT, Washington, DC
Morrison-Beedy, D. & Aronowitz, T. (2002, September) HIV-Related Information, Motivation, and Behaviors in Adolescent Girls: Pre-intervention Findings from a Randomized Controlled Trial accepted for the State of the Science Conference of STT, Washington, DC.
Aronowitz, T. (2002, April) The Impact of Time Perspective on Resilience in Impoverished African American Youth at the 9th Biennial convention of the Society of Research on Adolescence, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Aronowitz, T. (2001, November) Factors that Contribute to the Future Expectations of African American Impoverished Youth at the STT International Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN
Morrison-Beedy, D. & Aronowitz, T. (2001, November). The Role of Sexual Education on the Sexual Behaviors of Preadolescent Girls at the STT International Biennial Convention, Indianapolis, IN
Morrison-Beedy, D., Aronowitz, T., Dyne, J., & Mkandawire, L. (2001, April). Using Focus Groups to Develop an HIV-Prevention Intervention for Young Women at the ENRS 2001 Conference, Atlantic City, NJ.
Aronowitz, T. (2001, March) The Role of Connectedness in the Time Perspective of African American At-Risk Youth at Professional Unity-Practice Diversity Northwestern NYS Chapter of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Annual Convention, Canandagua, NY.
Aronowitz, T. (2001 February). The Impact of Time Perspective on Resilience in African American Youth at Risk for HIV at Ohio State University School of Nursing, Columbus, Ohio.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Aronowitz, T., Dyne, J., & Mkandawire, L. ( 2000, October). Mentoring Students and Junior Faculty in Faculty Research: A Win-Win Scenario at the 2000 NYSNA Annual Convention, Niagara Falls, New York.
Aronowitz, T. (2000, August). The Role of Connectedness in the Future Expectations of High-Risk Youth at the 2000 Add Health Users Workshop NIH Campus, Bethesda, Maryland.
Aronowitz, T. (2000, April). Envisioning the Future: Mechanism for Resilience in High-Risk Youth at the Northwestern New York Chapter of the American Psychiatric Nurses Association Conference, Syracuse, New York.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Aronowitz, T., Dyne, J., Mkandawire, L., & Eboh, J.(2000, April). Refining and Modifying an HIV Prevention Intervention for Young Women at the Fifth Annual Nursing Poster Session of the Omicron Alpha & Omicron chapters of STT, Syracuse, New York.
Morrison-Beedy, D., Aronowitz, T., Dyne, J., Mkandawire, L., & Eboh, J.(2000, April). Mentoring Students and Junior faculty in Faculty Funded Research at the Fifth Annual Nursing Poster Session of the Omicron Alpha & Omicron chapters of STT, Syracuse, New York.
Aronowitz, T.(1999, October). Factors Related To Positive Future Expectations in High-Risk Youth at the American Psychiatric Nurses Association 13th Annual Conference, Toronto, Canada.
Aronowitz, T., Ryan, S., & Auinger, P.(1999, September). Sexuality Education in Youth: Outcomes of Willingness to Talk at the International State of the Science Congress, Washington, DC.
Aronowitz, T.(1998, December). Moving In and Out of Trouble: High Risk Youth at the Sigma Theta Tau, Omicron Chapter Annual Meeting, Syracuse, NY.
Aronowitz, T.(1998, October). Defining Hope in High Risk Youth at the National Multi-disciplinary Conference on Adolescent Health and Sexuality, Tucson, Arizona.
Aronowitz, T.(1998, June). High Risk Youth at the Department of Family Medicine, SUNY Health Science Center in Syracuse, New York.
Aronowitz, T. (1998, April). Exploring Hope in Youth at the Eastern Nursing Research Society in Rochester, New York.
Aronowitz, T. (1996, October). Clinical Journaling to Promote Client-Focused Practice at the Nursing Practice in the 21st Century: Ethics, Communications and Legal Issues in Syracuse, New York.
Aronowitz, T. (1996, April). Clinical Journaling to Promote Client-Focused Practice at the National Organization of Nurse Practitioner Faculties 22nd Annual Conference in Boston, Massachusetts.
Aronowitz, T. (1995, May).Scholarship in Nursing at the Chaptering Ceremony of Xa Lamba University of Manitoba College of Nursing in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Aronowitz, T. (1993, January). The Relationship Between Time, Movement and Health in Older Women: An Extension and Clarification Guest Lecturer of Graduate Seminar University of Manitoba, Faculty of Nursing.
Aronowitz, T. (1993. January). Risk Factors Associated with Gynecological and Breast Cancers at the Women Lubavitch Annual Luncheon, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Aronowitz, T. (1992, October). The Development and Application of Nursing Theories to Education, Practice and Research Guest Lecturer of Undergraduate Course 49:417 Issues and Trends in Nursing and Health Care, Faculty of Nursing.
Aronowitz, T. (1992, May). The Intergration of Computer Technology in Nursing Education at the Tenth Annual NLN & ANA National Computer Conference in Morristown, New Jersey.
Aronowitz, T. (1992, April). Maximizing the Roles of the Clinical Nurse Specialist Graduate Student Nurses' Research Day, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Nursing.
Aronowitz, T. (1992, March). Creativity and Change in Curriculum Guest Lecturer Graduate Seminar, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Nursing.
Aronowitz, T. (1992, February). Margaret Newman's Model of Health Guest Lecturer Graduate Seminar, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Nursing.
Aronowitz, T. (1992, February). The Nurse Practitioner Role: Historical and Personal Perspective at Career Day, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Nursing.
Aronowitz, T. (1991, November).Testing Mental Status in Older Adults Telemedicine of Canada.
Aronowitz, T (1991, November-December).Health Assessment for Nurses at Sharon Home in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Aronowitz, T. (1991, September). Maximizing the Roles of the Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) at the Second National CNS Conference in Hamilton.
Aronowitz, T. (1991, June). The relationship between health, movement, and time in older women: A clarification and extension at the National Nursing Research Conference in Kingston, Ontario.
Aronowitz, T.(1991, May). Assessment Techniques a one-day workshop for nurses at The Pas Health Complex, The Pas, Manitoba.
Aronowitz, T.(1991, May). The relationship between health, movement, and time in older women: A clarification and extension at the Nursing Research: The Path to Excellence in London, Ontario.
Aronowitz, T.(1991, April). The Nurse's role as Primary Care Provider: A Personal Perspective to the Primary Care Committee of the Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Aronowitz, T.(1990, October). Biological Theories of Aging Guest Lecturer Graduate Seminar, University of Manitoba School of Nursing, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
MEMBERSHIP/ORGANIZATIONS
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners
American Nurses Association
American Psychiatric Nurses Association
Coalition of Nurse Practitioner Syracuse Chapter
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Associates and Practitioners
New York State Nurses' Association
Primary Health Care Nurse Practitioner Council
Sigma Theta Tau, Beta Zeta & Omicron Chapters
Society of Research in Adolescence
AWARDS
Consortium on HIV and Families sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health, July 2002 in Miami, Fla. Stipend awarded by The College of Human Services & Health Professions.
Post-doctoral Fellowship at the Kinsey Institute for Research on Sex, Gender & Reproduction, Indiana University, June 2002. Fellowship focus was ‘Interventions for High-Risk Sexual Behavior: Design, Implementation, & Evaluation’.
Maternal Child Health Bureau Fellowship, Leadership Education in Adolescent Health, University of Rochester, 1997-98
Externship, Center of Family Nursing, University of Alberta, Calgary, Alberta, 1996
Teacher of the Year 1991-92, University of Manitoba
Cum Laude, University of Massachusetts, 1990
Graduate Fellowship, University of Massachusetts, 9/89-5/90
Clinical Nurse Specialist Trainee Grant, VA Medical Center Northampton, Mass., 2/90-5/90 24 hours/wk.