Using the Optimality Index-US to Teach Midwifery Students to Recognize and Implement Evidence-Based Practices That Promote Optimal Outcomes in Perinatal Health von van Olphen Fehr, Juliana

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Nowhere to go: how stigma limits the options of female drug users after release from jail von van Olphen, Juliana, Eliason, Michele J, Freudenberg, Nicholas, Barnes, Marilyn

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Development and Evaluation of a Training Program for Community-Based Participatory Research in Breast Cancer von Plumb, Marj, Poole, Senaida Fernandez, Sarantis, Heather, Braun, Susan, Cordeiro, Janna, Van Olphen, Juliana, Kavanaugh-Lynch, Marion

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The Social Justice Syllabus Design Tool: A First Step in Doing Social Justice Pedagogy von Taylor, Sherria D., Veri, Maria J., Eliason, Michele, Hermoso, Jocelyn Clare R., Bolter, Nicole D., Van Olphen, Juliana E.

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The Shenandoah University Midwifery Initiative: A Model for Midwifery Education von van Olphen Fehr, Juliana

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Learning about Rurality: FromClassroom to Community von Mielke, Ruth, Robertson, Sue, Fehr, Juliana van Olphen

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Religious Involvement, Social Support, and Health Among African‐American Women on the East Side of Detroit von Olphen, Juliana, Schulz, Amy, Israel, Barbara, Chatters, Linda, Klem, Laura, Parker, Edith, Williams, David

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Transforming Undergraduate Research Methods Courses Using Social Justice Pedagogy: A Pre-Post Analysis von Bolter, Nicole D, Taylor, Sherria D, Gomez, Dulce H, Eliason, Michele, Van Olphen, Juliana, Veri, Maria J

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Re-examining Religiosity as a Protective Factor: Comparing Alcohol Use by Self-Identified Religious, Spiritual, and Secular College Students von Burke, Adam, Van Olphen, Juliana, Eliason, Mickey, Howell, Ryan, Gonzalez, Autumn

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The Social Justice Syllabus Design Tool: A First Step in Doing Social Justice Pedagogy von Taylor, Sherria D., Veri, Maria J., Eliason, Michele, Hermoso, Jocelyn Clare R., Bolter, Nicole D., Van Olphen, Juliana E.

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Brief report: The Shenandoah University Midwifery Initiative: A Model for Midwifery Education von Fehr, Juliana van Olphen

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Abstract B05: Technical assistance as part of capacity building for collaborative research in breast cancer, the environment, and/or disparities von Fernandez, Senaida, Plumb, Marj, Thomsen, Catherine, Susan, Braun, Sarantis, Heather, Olphen, Juliana van, Galpern, Emily, Kavanaugh-Lynch, Marion

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Community reentry: perceptions of people with substance use problems returning home from New York City jails von van Olphen, Juliana, Freudenberg, Nicholas, Fortin, Princess, Galea, Sandro

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A San Francisco Bay Area CBPR Training Institute: Experiences, Curriculum, and Lessons Learned von van Olphen, Juliana, Wallerstein, Nina, Evans, Jill, Brown, Rhonda McClinton, Tokunaga, Jessica, Worthen, Miranda

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Complex Interactions of Sexual Identity, Sex/Gender, and Religious/Spiritual Identity on Substance Use Among College Students von Eliason, Michele J., Burke, Adam, van Olphen, Juliana, Howell, Ryan

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Religiosity, Spirituality, Alternative Health Practices, and Health Status among College Students von Burke, Adam, Eliason, Mickey, van Olphen, Juliana

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To be a midwife in this millennium von van Olphen Fehr, Juliana

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Harlem service providers' perceptions of the impact of municipal policies on their clients with substance use problems von van Olphen, Juliana, Freudenberg, Nicholas

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Challenging the Health Impacts of Incarceration: The Role for Community Health Workers von Willmott, Donna, Van Olphen, Juliana

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Methods and measures: emerging strategies in women's health research von Harlow, S D, Bainbridge, K, Howard, D, Myntti, C, Potter, L, Sussman, N, van Olphen, J, Williamson, N, Young, E

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