Journal of Health Education 1999: Vol 30 Index

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Titles (ndex
Journal of Health Education
1999 Index of Titles
Articles
Disease Prevention Survey of Search Committee Chairper-
Adolescents Progress in Attaining the National sons: Candidate Qualifications Preferred
Magazines Teens are Reading: What Health Promotion and Disease Prevention for Entry-Level Tenure-Track Health Edu-
Health-Related Messages are They Get- Objectives for Schools — September/ cation Faculty Positions, A — September/
ting? — May/June: 152 October: S-58 October: 297
Commentary on A Survey of Search
Alcohol Guidelines
Committee Chairpersons — September/
High School Students’ Efforts to Reduce Guidelines — January/February: 62
October: 303
Alcohol Use in Their Communities: Project
Health Education Teaching for Understanding in Health
Northland’s Youth Development Compo-
Alternative Intersession Break Health Education: The Role of Critical and Crea-
nent, 1999 — November/December: 330.
Education Off-Campus — November/ tive Thinking Skills Within Constructiv-
Peer Leadership in School and Commu-
December: 358. ism Theory — March/April: 67
nity Alcohol Use Prevention Activities —
Assessment of School Health Nursing
July/August: 202 HIV/AIDS
Services in the United States - September/
Relationship of the Estimation of Binge Assessment of Practices in School-Based
October: $-50
Drinking Among College Students & Per- HIV/AIDS Education — September/Octo-
Attitudes Regarding Health Education
sonal Participation in Binge Drinking: ber: S-28
in Elementary Students — March/April: 90
Implications for HE & Promotion -
Effective Ways to Improve Health Edu- International Travel
March/April: 98
cation Materials — January/February: 47
Planning & Implementing an Inter-
Alcohol and Drugs Finding Health Education Jobs on the national Travel/Study Course Experience
Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Internet — September/October: 305 for Health Professionals and Students —
Policies and Education in the United Growth and Program Evaluation in May/June: 166
States — September/October: S-42 Community Health Education Centers —
July/August: 229 Media Literacy
CHES Examination Growth in Conversion Foundations: Media Literacy: A Health Education
Performance on the CHES Examination: Implications for Health Education — May/ Perspective — May/June: 180
Implications for Institutions Offering June: 162
Mental Health
Programs in Health Education — January/ Healthy Start: A New Comprehensive
Shame and Psychosocial Health: Consid-
February: 42 Preschool Health Education Program -
erations for Health Education — January/
January/February: 9
Clinical Medicine February: 30
Parent Involvement in 7th Grade School
Planetree: A Bridge Between Clinical
Health Education: A Statewide View — Nutrition
Medicine & Public Health —- March/April: 85
March/April: 110 Increasing Nutrition Knowledge in
Diabetes School Physical Education: Secondary Preschool Children: The Healthy Start
Evaluation of a Diabetes Education Pro- Analysis of the School Health Policies Project, Year 1 — July/August: 217
gram for Fifth-Grade Students — March/ and Programs Study — September/Octo- Measuring Progress in Meeting
April: 73 ber: S-21 National Health Objectives for Food Ser-
376 Journal of Health Education — November/December 1999, Volume 30, No. 6
Titles (ndex
Journal of Health Education
1999 Index of Titles
Articles
Disease Prevention Survey of Search Committee Chairper-
Adolescents Progress in Attaining the National sons: Candidate Qualifications Preferred
Magazines Teens are Reading: What Health Promotion and Disease Prevention for Entry-Level Tenure-Track Health Edu-
Health-Related Messages are They Get- Objectives for Schools — September/ cation Faculty Positions, A — September/
ting? — May/June: 152 October: S-58 October: 297
Commentary on A Survey of Search
Alcohol Guidelines
Committee Chairpersons — September/
High School Students’ Efforts to Reduce Guidelines — January/February: 62
October: 303
Alcohol Use in Their Communities: Project
Health Education Teaching for Understanding in Health
Northland’s Youth Development Compo-
Alternative Intersession Break Health Education: The Role of Critical and Crea-
nent, 1999 — November/December: 330.
Education Off-Campus — November/ tive Thinking Skills Within Constructiv-
Peer Leadership in School and Commu-
December: 358. ism Theory — March/April: 67
nity Alcohol Use Prevention Activities —
Assessment of School Health Nursing
July/August: 202 HIV/AIDS
Services in the United States - September/
Relationship of the Estimation of Binge Assessment of Practices in School-Based
October: $-50
Drinking Among College Students & Per- HIV/AIDS Education — September/Octo-
Attitudes Regarding Health Education
sonal Participation in Binge Drinking: ber: S-28
in Elementary Students — March/April: 90
Implications for HE & Promotion -
Effective Ways to Improve Health Edu- International Travel
March/April: 98
cation Materials — January/February: 47
Planning & Implementing an Inter-
Alcohol and Drugs Finding Health Education Jobs on the national Travel/Study Course Experience
Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Internet — September/October: 305 for Health Professionals and Students —
Policies and Education in the United Growth and Program Evaluation in May/June: 166
States — September/October: S-42 Community Health Education Centers —
July/August: 229 Media Literacy
CHES Examination Growth in Conversion Foundations: Media Literacy: A Health Education
Performance on the CHES Examination: Implications for Health Education — May/ Perspective — May/June: 180
Implications for Institutions Offering June: 162
Mental Health
Programs in Health Education — January/ Healthy Start: A New Comprehensive
Shame and Psychosocial Health: Consid-
February: 42 Preschool Health Education Program -
erations for Health Education — January/
January/February: 9
Clinical Medicine February: 30
Parent Involvement in 7th Grade School
Planetree: A Bridge Between Clinical
Health Education: A Statewide View — Nutrition
Medicine & Public Health —- March/April: 85
March/April: 110 Increasing Nutrition Knowledge in
Diabetes School Physical Education: Secondary Preschool Children: The Healthy Start
Evaluation of a Diabetes Education Pro- Analysis of the School Health Policies Project, Year 1 — July/August: 217
gram for Fifth-Grade Students — March/ and Programs Study — September/Octo- Measuring Progress in Meeting
April: 73 ber: S-21 National Health Objectives for Food Ser-
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1999 Index of Titles e
vice and Nutrition Education — September/ Evaluation of an Innovative Compre- tion, and Coping with Opposing Views —
October: S-12 hensive School Health Education Teacher May/June: 142
Prediction Accuracy and Contrast of Training — May/June: 173 Preservice Teacher's Knowledge & Atti-
Three Dichotomous Cholesterol Measures Quality Assurance of Peer Health tudes Regarding Gay Men & Lesbians:
— September/October: 284 Education Training — March/April: 93 Impact of a Cognitive Educational Inter-
Study of Graduate Bulletins to Deter- vention — March/April: 125
Physical Activity
mine General Information and Gradua- Review of Emergency Contraception
Annual Walkathons as a Community
tion Requirements for Doctoral Degree and Implications for Health Educators -
Education Strategy for the Asian American/
Programs in Health Education — January/ July/August: 247
Pacific Islander Populations in Alameda
February: 15 Sexual Activity Among College Students
County, California - March/April: S-25
Use and Impact of the Competencies Living in Residence Halls and Fraternity
Building on Tradition: Promoting Phy-
for Entry-Level Health Educators on or Sorority Housing — July/August: 242
sical Activity with American Indian Com-
Professional Preparation Programs — July/
munity Coalitions — March/April: S-37 Smoking
August: 209
California Get On the Move — March/ Adherence to the CDC Guidelines for
April: S-6 Psychological Development School Health Programs to Prevent Tobacco
Culturally Tailoring a Physical Activity Why Good Girls Shouldn't Be Nice: Use and Addiction — September/Octo-
Program for Hispanic Women: Recruit- Implications of Female Psychological ber: S-4
ment Successes of La Vida Buena’s Salsa Development for Health Educators — Jan- Analysis of the Tobacco Settlement
Aerobics — March/April: S-18 uary/February: 5 in Relation to Adolescent Tobacco Use —
Depiction of Exercise on Prime-Time November/December: 345
Safety
Television — May/June: 137 Coliege Freshmen Smokers Versus
Adolescents’ Access to Firearms: Epi-
Identifying Policy Opportunities to Nonsmokers: Academics, Social, and
demiology and Prevention — September/
Increase Physical Activity in the SE Asian Emotional Expectations and Attitudes
October: 290
Community in Long Beach, California — Toward College — September/October: 274
Driver Fatigue and At-Risk Groups:
March/April: $-58
Significance for Health Educators — Jan- Spirituality
Influencing Policy to Promote Physical
uary/February: 20 Everyday Spirituality: A Core Unit
Activity — March/April: $-52
Influencing Parental Safety Behavior: Health Education and Lifetime Wellness —
La Vida Caminando: A Community-
The Secondary Impact of a Youth-Directed March/April: 104
Based Physical Activity Program Designed
Intervention — March/April: 115
by and for Rural Latino Families — March/ Student Mentoring
Perceived Self-Efficacy in Performing
April: S-13 Faculty Graduate Student Mentoring:
Lifesaving Skills: An Assessment of the
Mobilizing and Maintaining a Coali- Implications for Health Education — Janu-
American Red Cross’s Responding to
tion to Promote Physical Activity Among ary/February: 24
Emergencies Course — July/August: 235
African Americans in SE Stockton, Cali-
fornia — March/April: S-31 Prevalence of Injury Prevention Activi- Students’ Health
Organizational Characteristics Facili- ties in American Schools, The - September/ College Students’ Health Interests: A
tating Initiation and Institutionalization of October: S-34 Comparison by Ethnicity, Gender, and
Physical Activity Programs in a Multiethnic other Demographic Variables — January/
Sex Education
Urban Community - March/April: S-44 February: 36
Moral Justification for School-Based
Shared Responsibilities: California’s
Condom Availability Program — November/
State and Community Partnerships to Pro- Buyers Guide
December: 336
mote Physical Activity Among Diverse
Multiple Meanings of Safer Sex, The - Buyers Guide
Populations — March/April: S-64
September/October: 310 Buyers Guide — March/April: Center
Playground Safety
Sexuality
Playground Safety: Using Research CLIPS
Condom Use and Problem Behaviors
to Guide Community Policy - November/ Among Sexually Active Adolescents — Health Education
December: 352 March/April: 120 Incorporating Health Education into
Female Genital Mutilation: What Health Medical Missions: The Global Health
Professional Preparation
Educators Should Know — July/August: 222 Corps Experience — September/Octo-
AAHE and NCATE: A Working Rela-
Pregnancy Prevention, Sexuality Educa- ber: 325
tionship — May/June: 157
Journal of Health Education — November/December 1999, Volume 30, No. 6 377
1999 Index of Titles
Commentary Role Models Use the Real Thing for Best Results in
Health Educators as Positive Health Adolescent Health - November/December:
Physical Activity
Role Models — January/February: 59 367
Physical Active Individuals in Sedentary
Using the Wizard of Oz to Teach Students
Communities — March/April: S-4
Scholar's Address About Healthy and Unhealthy Relationships
— January/February: 51
Editorial
Health Education
Of Culture and Multiverse: Renouncing Mental Health
Health Education
the Universal Truth in Health —- September/ Improving One’s Self-Concept: Coping
Stimulating Discourse in the Health
October: 267 with Faults, Flaws, and Excuses — July/
Education Field — September/October: 266
August: 252
Journal of Health Education Self Study Writing Your Humor Prescription: A
Change and Continuity in the Journal of Continuing Education Stress Management Teaching Strategy -
Health Education — January/February: 3 Self-Study Questions for Continuing July/August: 258
Education — July/August: 215
Minority Health
Foreword
Developing Cultural Sensitivity Toward
Teaching Ideas
Health Promotion African Americans — May/June: 190
Foreword — September/October: S-3 Adolescents Health Tree: An Interactive Needs As-
Standard of Living - March/April: 134 sessment Tool for Hispanic Students -
Physical Activity
May/June: 186
On the Move! California’s Physical Alcohol
Activity Initiative — March/April: S-3 Binge Drinking? Serving Sizes Can Be Nutrition
Deceiving — July/August: 256 Overfat Students 2000: Teachers Can
Guidelines From Experimenting to Dependency Help Trim the Fat ( Yuck! ) — September/
in 43 Seconds: Teaching Junior High and October: 323
Guidelines High School Students About the Progress- Using Charts and Rap in Nutrition
Guidelines for Authors — July/Au- ing of Alcoholism — May/June: 185 Education — May/June: 195
gust: 261 Three Rs of Children of Alcoholics:
Rules, Roles, Roads — July/August: 254 Safety
Introduction Teaching Elementary Students About
Health Seatbelt Safety — January/February: 54
Health Promotion Exploring Personal Health History from
Introduction — September/October: $-2 a Multicultural Perspective — September/ Senses
October: 315 Olfaction and Taste - January/Feb
News ruary: 52
Health Education
News Active Involvement in Health Educa- Teaching
News — May/June: 200 tion: The Student Health Newsletter — May/ Teaching Poison Prevention to Ele-
June: 188 mentary School Students — September/
Personal Perspective Aesop was a Health Educator —- March/ October: 320
April: 129
Health Education
Problem Based Learning: Preparing
Vision for the New Millennium:
Learners for the 21st Century — November/
Strengthening the Host, A — March/
December: 369
April: 131
Putting Politics Back in Public Health
Professional Preparation Education — November/December: 372
Defining Advanced Level Competen- Unintended Consequences: A Case
cies for Health Education Specialists — May/ Study of Elvis Presley - November/Decem-
June: 197 ber: 364
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Journal of Health Education
1999 Index of Authors
Airhihenbuwa, Collins O. - September/ Butler, Karen — March/April: 125 Figg, Mary - November/December: 372
October: 267 Buxton, Ted — January/February: 47 Filozof, Eileen M. — May/June: 162
Alborn, Barbara — May/June: 173 Cassady, Diana; — March/April: S-6 Foo, Mary Anne — March/April: S-58
Allbrecht, Terrance— November/ Chamness, Brenda E. - January/ Frazee, Aileen M. — May/June: 157
December: 372 February: 56 Fu, Qiang — March/April: 120
Ames, Evelyn E. — May/June: 157 Chao, Maichew - March/April: $-58 Garg, Renu — May/June: 162
Anderson, Mark A. — September/Octo- Chau, Jamie — March/April: S-25 Geiger, Brian F. — January/February: 54
ber: $-34 Clark, Jeffrey K. - July/August: 229 Gilbert, Lisa - March/April: 98
Atkinson, Dixie — July/August: 254; Cleary, Michael; — January/February: 42 Giles, Rebecca — January/February: 42
September/October: 323 Collins, James L. — September/Octo- Goosman, Carrie — May/June: 195
Auld, Elaine — July/August: 209 ber: S-28, 58 Gonzales, Maria Guadalupe - March/
Ausherman, Judith — July/August: 222 Cortes, Fidelito - March/April: $-52 April: S-13
Ausherman, Judith A.— March/April: 67 Cosgrove, William — January/Febru- Goodwin, Stephen — March/April: 129
Baezconde-Garbabati, L.A. — March/ ary: 42 Grassi, Kathleen — March/April: S-13
April: S-18 Coulter, Martha L.— November/Decem- Greenberg, Jerrold - November/
Balog, Joseph — November/December: 336 ber: 372 December: 358
Basu, Linda — September/October: 325 Crosset, Linda S. — September/October: S-4 Grimes-Smith Barb - May/June: 185
Beck, Kenneth H. — September/Octo- Crane, Nancy —September/October: 320 Gulitz, Elizabeth - November/Decem-
ber: 303 Cullen, Karen W. — March/April: 73 ber: 372
Berne, Linda A. — May/June: 142 D’ Agostino, Catherine — January Hallock, Bridget A. - March/April: 110
Bigler, Mary A.— May/June: 195 February: 9; July/August: 217 Hahn, Ginger — March/April: S-18
Birch, David A. — March/April: 110; D’Andrea, Tara — January/February: 9; Harris, Kari Jo — March/April: 132
May/June: 188 July/August: 217 Harriet, Barr — January/February: 42
Black, David R. -January/ February: 42 Dake, Joseph A. - November/Decem- He, Gary — March/April: $-13
Black, Jill M. - March/April: 67; July/ ber: 345 Hodges, Bonni — January/February: 5
August: 222, 258 Damgaard, Anni — March/April: 85 Holcomb, J. David — March/April: 73
Bolen, Julie C.—September/October: S-34 Daniels, Kerry L. — May/June: 137 Hubbard, Betty — January/February: 42
Bowden, Rodney G. - September/ Davis, Thomas M.-— January/February: 59 Hudson, Susan D. - November/
October: 284 Dawson, Leonard — May/June: 162 December: 352
Bradley, Beverly J. - September/Octo- Dinger, Mary K. — July/August: 242 Iammarino, Nicholas K.- May/June: 166
ber: S-50 DuShaw, Martha L. — September/ Islan, Raft — May/June: 137
Bradley, Carrie B.— May/June: 137 October: $-50 Jang, Virginia L. — March/April: S-6
Brakke, Janel — September/October: 325 Dy, Sadira Sokhan - March/April: S-58 Janowiak, John — November/December: 364
Brainerd, Elaine F. - September/Octo- Eddy, James M. — July/August: 209 Jeng, Ifeng - May/June: 173
ber: S-50 Eitel, Patricia - September/Octo- Joly, Brenda Morissette — July/August: 247
Brener, Nancy D. — September/October: ber: S-21 Jordan, Audrey D. — March/April: S-44
S-4, 12, 28, 28 Eir, William — March/April: $-58 Kalaya, Linda — May/June: 185
Brey, Rebecca A. — January/February: 24 Ellis, Nancy — May/June: 173 Kann, Laura — September/October:
Brizzolara, Jeffery A. - September/ Ervin, Gail — March/April: $-52 S-28, 42, 58
October: 284 Everett, Sherry A. — September/Octo- Kandakai, Tina L. — July/August: 235
Brookins-Fisher, Jodi — January/Feb- ber: S-4; $-34 Kimanyika, Shiriki —- March/April: S-4
ruary: 15 Fennell, Reginald — May/June: 190 King, Keith A — May/June: 137 :July/
Budman, Margo V. - September/Octo- Fishman, Julie A. — September/Octo- August: 235
ber: S-34 ber: S-4
Journal of Health Education — November/December 1999, Volume 30, No. 6 379
1999 Index of Authors
Kingery, Paul M. — March/April: 73; Sep- Parsons, Nancy — July/August: 242 Sowby, Sherman K. -— March/April: 131
tember/October: 284 Patterson, Sheila M. — May/June: 157 Spencer, Leslie — September/October: 274
Knobloch, Mary Jo — March/April: 115 Pealer, Lisa N. — September/October: 297 Sprance, Linda — January/February: 9
Kolbe, Lloyd J.-September/October: S-3, 58 Pechacek, Terry F — September/October: S-4 Steeples, Melody — March/April: $-52
Komro, Kelli A. - July/August: 202; Perez, Miguel A. — May/June: 186 Strack, Robert — May/June: 142
September/October: 290; November/Decem- Perrin, Karen M. — November/Decem- Syre, Thomas R. — March/April: 120
ber: 330 ber: 367 Tan, Gerdean — September/October: 315
Koch, Susan — September/October: 325 Perry, Cheryl L. — July/August: 202 Tanjasiri, Sora Park— March/April: S-6, 64
Kotecki, Jerome E. — January/February: Pesa, Jacqueline A. —- March/April: 120 Tappe, Marlene — May/June: 173
56; July/August: 229 Pinzon-Perez, Helda L. - May/June: 186 Taub Alyson — May/June: 197;
Lachter, Raandi Bernstein — November/ Poindexter, Patricia— January/February: 42 September/October: 305
December: 330 Pope, A.J. — January/February: 15 Tello, Patricia —- March/April: S-13
Lammers, Jane W. — May/June: 142 Powell, Kenneth E. —- September/Octo- Thompson, Donna — November/
Lara-Albers, Elizabeth — March/April: S-37 ber: S-34 December: 352
Lee, David — March/April: $-25 Price, James H. — January/February: 3; Tomita, Mark - September/October: 305
Lew, Lillian $.- March/April: S-58 May/June: 137; September/October: S-2; Torabi, Mohammad — May/June: 173
Lew, Rod — March/April: $-25 November/December: 345 Ubbes, Valerie A. — March/April: 67
Lewis, Phyllis J. — September/October: $-50 Puckett, Kim — March/April: $-37 Veblen-Mortenson, Sara —July/ August: 202
Liller, Karen D. - September/October: 320 Ransom, Mary V. — March/April: 132 Vernon, Mary E. — September/October: $-50
Lindsey, Billie J. - January/February: 36; Rauhe, Betty J. — May/June: 152 Vincent, Murray L. — May/June: 142
March/April: 93 Reynolds, Tammi -— January/February: 51 Wantz, Molly— May/June: 173
Mack, Mick G.- November/December: 352 Rhodes, Monica — March/April: $58 Warren, Charles W. — September/Octo-
Maney, Dolores W. — July/August: 25¢ Robinson, Jason — March/April: S-58 ber: S-58
Manley, Audrey F. — March/April: S-3 Roel, Joseph P. — July/August: 202 Wecshler, Howell —September/October: S-12
Marks, James S. - September/October: S-3 Roger, Kathy — March/April: $-52 Weiler, Robert M.— January/February: 52;
McNab, Warren L. - July/August: 252 Santelli, John S.— September/October: $-50 September/October: 297
Modzeleski, William -— September/ Saunders, Cynthia M. — January/ Welshimer, Kathleen J.— July/August: 222
October: S-42 February: 36; March/April: 93 Whitehorse, Lorraine E.— March/April: S-18
Lieberman, Lisa — January/February: 9 Sauter, Marcia — July/August: 229 Wiginton, Kristin — January/February: 30
Mahan, Charles—November/December: 372 Scandurra, Anita J. — March/April: 104 Williams, Carolyn L. - July/August: 202
Manzano, Ruth — March/April: S-18 Schiraldi, Glenn R. — March/April: 131; Williams, Christine L. - January/
Massad, Susan — May/June: 152 September/October: 266 February: 9; July/August: 217
McDonald, Marian C. — May/June: 162 Schwartz, Lisa W. — July/August: 209 Williams II, Lemuel C.- March/April: S-31
Metzler, Christine — September/October: 320 Scanlan, Andria — March/April: 98 Woo, Judy M. — March/April: $-25
Middletown, Kathleen — January/February: 42 Sciacca, John — January/February: 42 Wood, Martin L. - July/August: 229
Miles, Octavia —- March/April: $-44 Seabert, Denise M. — September/Octo- Yancey, Antronette K.— March/April: S-44
Min, Kyung Joon — March/April: $-25 ber: 297 Yates, Bradford — May/June: 180
Montgomery, Deanna H. —March/April: 73 Sechrist, Michael —-September/October: 310 Yehieli, Michele —September/October: 325
Moore, Michele Johnson — September/ Shadday, Tracey — November/December: 369 Young, Janice Clark — May/June: 195
October: 297 Sherman, Lori D. — March/April: 73 Young, Michael — January/February: 62;
Morrison, Cynthia M. — March/April: S-6 Simmons-Morton, Bruce — September/ March/April: 90, Center, 134; May/June:
Morse, Naomi Siegel- March/April: $-52 October: S-21 200; July/August: 215, 261
Nguyen, Kim D. - March/April: $-25 Slee, David A. — September/Octo- Young, Tamera — January/February: 62;
Neiger, Brad — January/February: 42 ber: S-34 March/April: 90, Center, 134; May/June:
Nix, Susan Talbot — July/August: 217 Small, Meg L. - September/October: S- 200; July/August: 215, 261
Okahara, Linda - March/April: S-25 12, 21, 28, 42, 58
Ogletree, Roberta J. — January/February: 24 Smith, Becky J. - July/August: 209:
Olano, Victor R. — March/April: $-31 September/October: S-2
O’Rourke, Thomas W. — May/June: 166; Smith, Margaret M. — May/June: 157
July/August: 209 Smith, Quentin W. - March/April: 73
Page, Randy M. — March/April: 98 Sorensen, Ursula N. - January/
Pargee, Dwight — March/April: $-37 February: 20
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