TISHA M. (FOWLER) FELDER

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TISHA M. (FOWLER) FELDER

Primary appointment and work address: Assistant Professor

College of Nursing

University of South Carolina 1601 Greene Street, Room 620 Columbia, SC 29208 Telephone: (803) 777-9830 E-mail:feldert@mailbox.sc.edu

Secondary work office:

Core faculty, Cancer Prevention & Control Program Arnold School of Public Health,

University of South Carolina 915 Greene Street, Suite 200 Columbia, South Carolina 29208

EDUCATION:

PhD UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Major field: Behavioral Sciences

Minor(s): Epidemiology, Health Policy

Dissertation: Exploring the use of pharmaceutical patient assistance programs as an option to improve access to and affordability of prescription drugs

2010 Houston, TX

MSW UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK Concentration: Social Policy & Evaluation

Practice area: Communities & Social Systems

2002 Ann Arbor, MI

BA WAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY Major field: Sociology

Minor: Spanish

Universidad de La Habana, Havana, Cuba (Summer 2000) Pontifica Universidad de Católica, Quito, Ecuador (Summer 1998)

2001 Winston-Salem, NC

RESEARCH TRAINING:

Postdoctoral Fellow Health Outcomes Department of Clinical Pharmacy & Outcomes Sciences, College of Pharmacy; Cancer Prevention & Control Program, University of South Carolina, Columbia SC

5/2011 to 8/2013

Graduate Student Trainee

Pharmacy Department of Drug Use Policy & Pharmacoeconomics, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX

12/2008-8/2009

Pre-doctoral Fellow Cancer Prevention & Control

Center for Health Promotion & Prevention, University of Texas School of Public Health Houston, TX

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RESEARCH/WORK EXPERIENCE:

Assistant Professor (tenure-track)

College of Nursing

University of South Carolina, Columbia SC

8/2015 to present

Research Assistant Professor College of Nursing

University of South Carolina, Columbia SC

8/2013 to 7/2015

Postdoctoral Fellow Department of Clinical Pharmacy & Outcomes Sciences, College of Pharmacy; Cancer Prevention & Control Program, University of South Carolina, Columbia SC

9/2010 to 4/2013

Graduate Student Trainee Department of Drug Use Policy & Pharmacoeconomics, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX

12/2008-8/2009

Student Extern Department of Drug Use Policy & Pharmacoeconomics, University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX

6/2007-9/2007

Graduate Research Assistant Chronic Disease Prevention & Control Research Center, Department of Medicine Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX

11/2005-6/2007

Presidential Management Fellow

National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD

9/2003-8/2005

Research Assistant University of Michigan School of Social Work, Ann Arbor, MI

9/2002-8/2003

Intern HIV/AIDS Programs, Detroit Health Department, Detroit, MI

5/2002-12/2002

Intern Detroit Hispanic Development Corporation, Detroit MI 1/2002-5/2002

HONORS & AWARDS:

Breakthrough Star Award, University of South Carolina 2019 American Association for Cancer Research Minority and Minority-Serving Institution Faculty

Scholar in Cancer Research Award 2018

New Investigator Award, University of South Carolina College of Nursing 2018 Faculty Innovation Award, University of South Carolina College of Nursing 2018 Epidemiology and Population Health Summer Institute at Columbia (EPIC) Scholarship,

Columbia University

2018

Inaugural Andrew Billingsley Faculty Award, Institute for Families in Society & African American Studies Program, University of South Carolina

2016

Institute for African American Studies Fellowship, University of South Carolina 2014-2015 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation New Connections, Center for Statistical Consultation and

Research (CSCAR) Award, University of Michigan

2013 McNair Law Firm Foundation Travel Scholarship Award 2013 Edith Peng Award for Research Excellence, Hollings Cancer Center, Medical University of

South Carolina

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American Association for Cancer Research Minority Scholars in Cancer Research Award 2012 NIH Health Disparities Loan Repayment Program Award 2011-2013 Health Equity Leadership Institute Scholar Award, Collaborative Center for Health Equity,

University of Wisconsin

2011 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation New Connections Symposium Travel Award 2011 PhRMA Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship in Health Outcomes 2011-2013 AcademyHealth/Aetna Foundation Minority Scholars Program Award 2010 Cancer Education and Career Development Pre-Doctoral Fellowship 2005-2010

C-Change Summer Internship Program 2005

National Cancer Institute Performance Award 2005 National Cancer Institute Incentive Award 2004 National Association of Black Social Workers Scholarship 2002 University of Michigan School of Social Work Merit Scholarship 2001-2002 Alpha Kappa Delta, Sociology Honors Society, Wake Forest University 2001

Wake Forest University Dean’s List 1998; 2000-01 Wake Forest University Black American Scholarship 1997-2001

JOURNALS REVIEWED FOR:

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences Clinical Trials The Journal of the National Medical Association Cancer

Breast Cancer Research and Treatment Cancer Epidemiology Progress in Community Health Partnerships:

Research, Education, and Action

Community and University Partnership Psycho-Oncology

RESEARCH SUPPORT:

Funded Grants & Contracts Current support

Education on the Go: Usability Testing of Mobile Technology to Promote Breastfeeding among African American women (Preparatory Research Work Funds)

Source: USC College of Nursing Period: 6/1/2017-5/30/2018 Role: Co-Investigator

Amount: $10,000; 10% (Contributed)

Project Goal: This study will evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of a mobile application providing breastfeeding education and support to African American women. Our project aims to: 1) Develop a first phase, breastfeeding education and support mobile website targeting African American women; and 2) Evaluate participant satisfaction and changes in breastfeeding knowledge and perceptions following the use of the mobile website.

Improving Adherence to Adjuvant Hormonal Therapy among Disadvantaged Breast Cancer Survivors

Source: National Cancer Institute (K01CA193667) Period: 9/11/2015-08/31/2020

Role: Principal Investigator Amount: $630,827; 75%

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Project Goal: Training facilitated by this National Cancer Institute-funded K01 will provide Dr. Felder with the protected time to obtain the theoretical knowledge and methodological skills necessary to become a nationally-recognized outcomes researcher who develops and disseminates effective strategies to

improve adherence to evidence-based cancer care among disadvantaged populations.

Health Disparities Loan Repayment Program - Contract

Source: National Institute on Minority Health & Health Disparities/National Institutes of Health Period: 7/01/2016 – 6/30/2018

Role: Principal Investigator Amount: $45,106.89

This nationally-competitive program repays up to $35,000 of qualified student loan debt per year for researchers who conduct health disparities focused research.

Administrative Supplement for Strengthening Research, Training, and Outreach Capacity of the Geographic Management of Cancer Health Disparities Program (GMaP)

Source: National Cancer Institute Period: 9/1/15-08/31/19

Role: Co-Investigator

Amount: $250,000; 2% (Contributed effort)

GMaP encourages teams of researchers to work together to share information, resources, and tools; enhance under-represented faculty recruitment/job placements; and strengthen region-based community research and outreach efforts that contribute to achieving the following goals: 1) Advance the science of cancer health disparities (CHD) research; 2) Promote the development of the next generation of

competitive, underrepresented cancer and CHD researchers; and ultimately, 3) Achieve measurable reductions in CHD within the region.

Completed support

Source: National Institute on Minority Health & Health Disparities/National Institutes of Health Period: 8/1/2015-7/31/2016

Role: Principal Investigator Amount: $35,000

Magellan Scholarship: Promoting Breastfeeding among African American Women

Source: USC Office of Undergraduate Research Period: 1/1/2015-12/31/2015

Role: Co-Mentor

Amount: $3,000 (Contributed effort)

This scholarship provides support for undergraduate student research (Jennifer Beecroft, Nursing) that will explore the knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of pregnant African American women and their

partner/family member toward breastfeeding and potential methods for promoting breastfeeding among this population.

Institute for African American Research Fellowship

Source: University of South Carolina Institute for African American Research Period: 6/1/2014-5/31/2015

Role: Co-Principal Investigator Amount: $2,500

This fellowship provides support for research that will explore the knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of pregnant African American women and their partner/family member toward breastfeeding and potential methods for promoting breastfeeding among this population.

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ASPIRE Grant: Patient Centered Treatment Adherence to Hormonal Therapy

Source: USC Office of the Vice President for Research Period: 05/16/2014 – 09/15/2015

Our specific aims are to 1) Understand the experience of African American women who are prescribed hormonal therapy; 2) Identify problems that may hinder treatment adherence such as knowledge deficits and life situations; and 3) explore the acceptability of an intervention to be tested in future studies.

Administrative Supplement for Strengthening Research, Training, and Outreach Capacity of the Geographic Management of Cancer Health Disparities Program (GMaP)

Source: National Cancer Institute Period: 9/1/14-08/31/15

Amount: $122,019; 2.8% (Contributed)

GMaP encourages teams of researchers to work together to share information, resources, and tools; enhance under-represented faculty recruitment/job placements; and strengthen region-based community research and outreach efforts that contribute to achieving the following goals: 1) Advance the science of cancer health disparities (CHD) research; 2) Promote the development of the next generation of

competitive, underrepresented cancer and CHD researchers; and ultimately, 3) Achieve measurable reductions in CHD within the region.

Story and Adherence: Breast Cancer in African Americans

Source: Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) Foundation Period: 01/15/2013-01/15/2015

The major goal of the study is to provide understanding of African American women’s perspective and experience on the treatment of breast cancer, specifically radiation and chemotherapy and the ways in which social disconnection intersects with their ability to complete treatment. .

Postdoctoral Award in Health Outcomes

Source: Pharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Foundation Period: 5/1/2011-4/30/2013

Role: Principal Investigator Amount: $55,000/year

This nationally-competitive fellowship provides support for postdoctoral research that will examine racial differences in the use of oral anti-cancer agents among SC Medicaid enrollees diagnosed with breast cancer.

Source: National Institute on Minority Health & Health Disparities/National Institutes of Health Period: 10/1/2011-9/30/2013

Role: Postdoctoral Fellow Amount: $70,000

TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Nov 2011-2018 “An Overview of Health Disparities in Pharmaceutical Care and Services” Guest lecture, Introduction to the Profession of Pharmacy course

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Instructor: Richard Schulz, PhD; Betsy Blake, PharmD

Fall 2016 PUBH 399: Introduction to Grant Proposal Development (Independent Study) University of South Carolina, School of Public Health

Role: Instructor

Student: Brianna Jacobs (Public Health Undergraduate student) Summer 2016 NURS 898: Research Internship

University of South Carolina, College of Nursing Role: Instructor

Students: Lisa Webb & Chigozie Nwonkta (Nursing PhD students) Spring 2016 NURS 870: Grant Proposal Development

Fall 2015 NURS 898: Research Internship

Students: Eboni Harris (Nursing PhD students) Fall 2015 NURS 790: Research Methods for Nursing

University of South Carolina, College of Nursing Role: Co-Instructor; Mary Boyd, PhD,

Apr 2015, Apr 2014, Mar 2013

“The (potential) impact of health policy on health disparities in the U.S” Guest lecture, Shaping of Health Policy in US course

University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, TX Instructor: Lincy Lal, PharmD, PhD

Apr 2015 “Health Disparities and Anti-Cancer Drug Use” Guest lecture, EPID 746: Cancer Epidemiology course,

University of South Carolina, School of Public Health, Columbia, SC Instructor: Susan Steck, PhD

Mar 2015 “Theoretical or Conceptual Frameworks? Applications in Cancer Disparities Research” Guest lecture, NURS 801: Theory Analysis for Nursing Science University of South Carolina College of Nursing, Columbia, SC

Instructor: Laura Hein, PhD, RN, FAAN Spring 2015 NURS 999: Independent Study course

University of South Carolina College of Nursing, Columbia, SC Student: Brianna Jacobs (Pre-pharmacy undergraduate student)

Dec 2014 “Cancer Disparities Among African Americans: Becoming Part of the Solution” Guest lecture, EPID 845: Doctoral Seminar course

University of South Carolina, School of Public Health, Columbia, SC Instructor: Edith Williams, PhD

Nov 2014 “Training Matters!”

Guest lecture, Advanced Analytical Methods in Epidemiology course University of South Carolina, School of Public Health, Columbia, SC Instructor: Swann Adams, PhD

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2012, 2011 Guest lecture, Introduction to the Profession of Pharmacy course University of South Carolina, College of Pharmacy, Columbia, SC Instructor: Richard Schulz, PhD

Nov 2013, 2012 “The (potential) impact of health policy on health disparities in the U.S” Guest lecture, Health Policy in the US course

Rice University, Houston, TX Instructor: Lincy Lal, PharmD, PhD

Feb 2012 “Writing and Publishing Scientific Manuscripts”

Guest Lecture, Pharmaceutical Outcomes Database Management course University of South Carolina, College of Pharmacy, Columbia, SC Instructor: Kevin Lu, PhD

Feb 2011 “Health Services Research ‘in the Community’” Guest lecture, Public Health Spatial Methods course

University of South Carolina School of Public Health, Columbia, SC Instructor: Robin Puett, PhD

Feb 2010 “Exploring the use of pharmaceutical patient assistance programs as an option to improve access to and affordability of prescription drugs”

Guest lecture, Health Services Policy and Management Doctoral Seminar course University of South Carolina School of Public Health, Columbia, SC

Instructor: Phoenix Do, PhD

Spring 2009 Upward Bound Academic Counselor

University of South Carolina, TRIO Programs, Columbia, SC

Fall 2005 Problem-based learning facilitator, Health Promotion Theory & Methods I, course University of Texas School of Public Health, Houston, TX

Instructors: Kay Bartholomew, EdD.; Theresa Byrd, DrPH; Belinda Reininger, DrPH

PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS & PRESENTATIONS

PUBLICATIONS: † indicates student author

1. Webb, L.A., McDonnell, K.K., Adams, S.S., Davis, R.E.& Felder, T.M. (2019). Exploring stigma among lung cancer survivors: A scoping literature review. Oncology Nursing Forum, in press. 2. Heiney SP, Parker PD, Felder TM, Adams SA, Omofuma OO, Hulett J. A systematic review of

interventions to improve adherence to endocrine therapy. Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 2018 Nov 1, Epub ahead of print.

3. Elk R, Felder TM, Cayir E†, Samuel C. Social Inequalities in Palliative Care for Cancer Patients in the United States: A Structured Review. Seminars in Oncology Nursing: Special Issue on Palliative Care, 2018 Aug; 34(3):303-315.

4. Harris ET, Messias DKH, Timmons SM, Felder TM, Estrada RD. Rest among African American Women: The Current State of the Science. Holistic Nursing Practice, 2018 May/Jun;32(3):143-148. 5. Felder TM, Braun K, Wigfall LT, Sevoyan M, Vyas Shradda, Khan S, Brandt HM, Rogers CR,

Tanjasiri SP, Armstead CA, Hébert, JR. Mentoring, training and scholarly productivity experiences of cancer-related health disparities research trainees: Do outcomes differ for underrepresented scientists? Journal of Cancer Education, 2018 Feb 12.

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6. Owens OL, Felder TM, Tavakoli AS, Revels AA, Friedman DB, Hughes-Halbert C, Hébert, JR. Evaluation of a computer-based decision aid on prostate cancer knowledge and informed decision making self-efficacy among African-American men. American Journal of Health Promotion, 2018 Jan 1, Epub ahead of print.

7. Parker, P.D., Heiney, S.P., Friedman, D.B., Felder, T.M., Estrada, R.D., Harris, E.H., & Adams, S.A. How are health literacy principles incorporated into breast cancer chemotherapy education? A review of the literature.” Journal of Nursing Education and Practice, 2018 Jan: 8(6):77-84. 8. Felder, TM, Estrada R, Jada Q, †Hayne P, Phelps KW, Heiney S. Expectations and reality:

Perceptions of support among African American breast cancer survivors. Ethnicity and Health Journal, 2017 Sept 4:1-17.

9. Heiney SP, Messias DKH, Felder TM, Phelps KW, Quinn J. African American women’s recollected experiences of breast cancer treatment. Oncology Nursing Forum, 44(2), 217-224.

10. Felder TM, Do DP, Lu ZK, Lal LS, Heiney SP, & Bennett CL (2016). Racial differences in receipt of adjuvant hormonal therapy among Medicaid enrollees in South Carolina diagnosed with breast cancer. Breast cancer research and treatment, 157(1), 193-200. PMCID: PMC4979582.

11. Hebert JR, Satariano WA, Friedman DB, Armstead CA, Greiner A, Felder TM, Coggins TA, Tanjasiri S, Braun KL. Fulfilling Ethical Responsibility: Moving Beyond the Minimal Standards of Protecting Human Subjects from Research Harm. National Cancer Institute Community Network Program Centers. Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Special Issue on the Community Network Program Centers, 2015; 9 Suppl 41-50. PMCID: PMC4659710.

12. Felder TM, Braun K, Brandt HM, Khan S, Tanjasiri S, Friedman DB, Armstead CA, Okuyemi KS, Hebert JR. Mentoring and training of cancer-related health disparities researchers committed to community-based participatory research. Progress in Community Health Partnerships: Special Issue on the Community Networks Program Centers, 2015; 9 Suppl: 97-108. PMCID: PMC4703034. 13. Adams SA, Heiney SP, Wirth MD, Khan S, Johnson H, Davis L, Wineglass CM, Warren –Jones TY,

Felder TM, Drayton RF, Davis B, Farr DE, Hebert JR. A Comparison of a Centralized Versus

De-Centralized Recruitment Schema in Two Community-Based Participatory Research Studies for Cancer Prevention. Journal of Community Health, 2015 Apr; 40(2): 251–259. PMCID:

PMC4315761.

14. Bookstaver BP, Felder TM, Quidley AM, Ragucci K, Nappi J, Draper, HM. (2014). Barriers to the pursuit of scholarly activities by pharmacy residents. Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning. 7 (10).

15. Palmer N, Geiger A, Felder T, Case D, Lu L, Weaver K. Racial/ethnic disparities in health care receipt among male cancer survivors. American Journal of Public Health, 2013 Jul;103(7):1306-13. PMCID: PMC3682605.

16. Bookstaver PB, Miller AD, Felder TM, Tice DL, Norris LB, Sutton SS. Assessing pharmacy residents’ knowledge of biostatistics and research study design. The Annals of Pharmacotherapy, 2012 Jul-Aug; 46(7-8):991-9.

17. Felder TM, Brandt HM, Armstead CA, Cavicchia PP, Braun KL, Adams SA, Friedman DB, Tanjasiri S, Steck SE, Smith ER, Daguisé VG, Hébert JR. Creating a cadre of junior investigators to address the challenges of cancer-related health disparities in community-based participatory

research. Journal of Cancer Education, 2012 Jun; 27(3):409-417. PMCID: PMC3407323.

18. Chu CF†, Lal LS, Felder TM, Rosenau P. Evaluation of patient assistance program eligibility and availability for top 200 brand name and generic drugs in the United States. Innovations in Pharmacy. 2012 Mar; 3(1): 1-9.

19. Friedman DB, Young VM, Freedman DA, Adams SA, Brandt HM, Xirasagar S, Felder TM, Ureda JR, Hurley T, Khang L†, Campbell D†, Hébert JR. Reducing cancer disparities through innovative partnerships: A collaboration of the South Carolina cancer prevention and control research network

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and federally qualified health centers. Journal of Cancer Education. 2012 Mar;27(1):59-61. PMCID: PMC3272325.

20. Felder TM, Lal LS, Bennett CL, Hung F, Franzini L. Cancer patients’ use of pharmaceutical patient assistance programs in the outpatient pharmacy of a large tertiary cancer center. Community

Oncology. 2011 June; 8 (6): 279-286. PMCID: PMC3413301.

21. Felder TM, Palmer NR, Lal LS, Mullen PD. What is the evidence for pharmaceutical patient assistance programs? A systematic review. Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved. 2011 Feb;22(1):24-48. PMCID: PMC3065996.

22. Finnie RK, Kneuper S, Felder TM, Mullen PD. Beyond reading level: a systematic review of the suitability of cancer education print and web-based materials. Journal of Cancer Education. 2010 Dec; 25(4): 497-505. PMCID: PMC2933274.

23. Felder TM, Pena GD†, Chapital BF†. Disparities in cancer clinical trials: an analysis of comprehensive cancer control plans. Preventing Chronic Disease 2009;6(4).

http://www.cdc.gov/pcd/issues/2009/oct/08_0158.htm. PMCID: PMC2774630.

24. Fowler T, Steakley C, Garcia AR, Kwok J, Bennett LM. Reducing disparities in the burden of cancer: the role of patient navigators. Public Library of Science (PLoS) Medicine. 2006;3(7): e193.. PMCID: PMC1489186.

INVITED PUBLICATIONS

1. Felder TM, Bennett CL. Can patients “afford” to be adherent to expensive oral cancer drugs? unintended consequences of pharmaceutical development. Journal of Oncology Practice, 2013 Nov; 9 (6s): 64s-66s.

REFEREED CONFERENCE ARTICLES † indicates student author

1. Felder TM, Braun K, Khan S, †Ingram C, Hébert, JR. Mentoring, training and academic outcomes among underrepresented scientists. 9th_{Annual Mentoring Conference, University of New Mexico,} Albuquerque, New Mexico. October 24-28, 2016.

PODIUM PRESENTATIONS † indicates student author National

Felder TM. Mentoring, training and academic outcomes among underrepresented scientists. Presented at the

9th_{Annual Mentoring Institute Conference, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico. October} 24-28, 2016.

Campbell D, Young VM, Brandt HM, Felder TM, Freidman DB, Hebert JR. Identifying the need for developing new frameworks for partnerships in community-based research: An assessment of federally qualified health centers in South Carolina. Oral presentation, 2014 American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA, November 19, 2014.

Fowler T, Lal L. Diabetes and asthma medications for uninsured Latinos through pharmaceutical patient

assistance programs: Is it worth the effort? Presented at the American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, Nov 2007.

Washington, RR, Fowler T, Cox DD, Wingrove B. Ideal internship: Opportunities for training and career development in the reduction of cancer health disparities. Round table discussion, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, Dec 2005.

Mcrae T, Fowler T, Cooper LC, Wingrove B. Bridging the gap between research & policy: Exploring the link of health disparities legislation and research through a database system. Roundtable discussion, American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA, Dec 2005.

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Regional

Felder TM and Jackson JR. Mocha Mamas Milk: Evaluating the use of mobile technology to promote

breastfeeding among African American women. Accepted for podium presentation in the Innovative Research and Programs to Improve the Health of Individuals from Diverse Backgrounds Symposium at the 2019 Southern Nursing Research Society Annual Conference, Orlando, FL, February 27-March 1, 2019. Rivers JL, †Beecroft J, Felder TM. A pilot investigation of infant feeding preferences and attitudes toward breastfeeding among pregnant African American women. 13th_{Annual Upstate Area Health Education Center} Research Symposium, Greenville, SC, September 25, 2015.

State

Felder TM, Lal LS, Stafkey-Mailey D, Phuong DP, Lu K, Bennett CL. Receipt of adjuvant hormonal

therapy among Medicaid enrollees diagnosed with hormone-receptor positive breast cancer, 2004-2007. Presented at the 2012 Hollings Cancer Center Research Retreat, Daniel Island, SC, November 16, 2012.

Felder TM, Stafkey-Mailey D, Bennett CL. Prevalence of oral antineoplastic agent use among Medicaid

enrollees diagnosed with breast cancer: 1998-2008. Presented at the 2012 Chalsty Breast Cancer Research Retreat, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, SC, February 24, 2012.

POSTER PRESENTATIONS National

Felder TM, Heiney SP, Rubin L, Friedman DB, Franco R, Hebert JR, Ford ME. "She was like, ‘I’m done.

I’m not taking this anymore": Health care provider perspectives about breast cancer survivors non-adherence to adjuvant endocrine therapy. 11th_{Annual American Association Conference on the Science of Cancer} Health Disparities in Racial/Ethnic Minorities and the Medically Underserved, New Orleans, LA, November 1-4, 2018.

Wigfall LT, Felder TM. Using intervention mapping to adapt evidence-based interventions for a new setting/cultural context, population, and/or health outcome: A scoping review. 10th_{Annual Conference on the} Science of Dissemination and Implementation, Arlington, VA, December 5, 2017.

Babatunde OA, Arp Adams S, Eberth J, Felder TM, Moran R, Sercy E, Hebert JR. Racial disparities in receipt of adjuvant hormonal therapy among patients diagnosed with breast cancer in South Carolina. American Association for Cancer Research Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, April 1-5, 2017.

Felder TM, Heiney SP, Friedman DB, Peterson L, Ford ME. Design of a qualitative research study with

breast cancer survivors and health care professionals to identify factors related to adherence to adjuvant hormonal therapy. NCI Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities 2016 Professional Development Workshop, Bethesda, MD, May 23, 2016.

Felder TM, Brandt HM, Braun K, Braun K, Hebert JR. Developing the next generation of junior

investigators committed to reducing cancer disparities through community-based participatory research: lessons learned from the Community Networks Program, 2012 National Institute on Minority Health & Health Disparities Summit, Washington, DC. December 17, 2012.

Felder TM, Lal LS, Stafkey-Mailey D, Phuong DP, Lu K, Bennett CL. Receipt of adjuvant hormonal

therapy among Medicaid enrollees diagnosed with hormone-receptor positive breast cancer, 2004-2007. Poster presentation, 2012 American Association for Cancer Research Science of Cancer Health Disparities Conference, San Diego, CA, October 27-30, 2012.

Felder T, †Pena G, †Chapital B. Disparities in cancer clinical trials: An analysis of state comprehensive

cancer control plans. Poster presentation, Professional Development Workshop, hosted by the Center to Reduce Cancer Health Disparities, National Cancer Institute, Rockville, MD, Aug 2009.

Felder T, †Pena G, †Chapital B. Disparities in cancer clinical trials: An analysis of state comprehensive

cancer control plans. Poster presentation, Hollings Cancer Center Spring Symposium, Charleston, SC, Mar 2009.

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Finnie R., Kneuper S., Felder T., Mullen, PD. Beyond reading level: The suitability of cancer-specific print and web-based materials. Poster presentation, American Society of Preventive Oncology Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL, Mar 2009.

Fowler T, Lal L, LeDay-Jacobs C, Arbuckle R. Comparison of patient socio-demographics and prescription

medication fill patterns of general, indigent and patient assistance program enrollees at a tertiary cancer center. Poster presentation, Intercultural Cancer Council Biennial Meeting, Washington, DC, April 2008.

NON-PEER REVIEWED PRESENTATIONS

PODIUM/PANEL PRESENTATIONS National

Felder TM. The Life of Cancer Health Disparities Researchers: Lessons Learned, Wisdom Earned. Invited

panel member at the Health Equity Leadership Institute at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison Wisconsin. June 2018.

Felder TM. Private Patient Assistance: Challenges in Evolving Landscape. Invited panel member at the

National Patient Advocate Foundation National Patient Advocate Foundation Spring Policy Consortium, Washington, DC. May 2018.

Fowler T, Weinberg A, Bustillos D, Spiker C, Cook JR. Identifying opportunities in health policy to

eliminate disparities in clinical trials. Presented at the American Cancer Society Bridging the Healthcare Divide: Research & Programs to Eliminate Cancer Disparities, New Orleans, LA, Apr 2007.

Fowler T. Chartering the Course for Leadership in the New Millennium: Students Speak out on the Role of

Leaders in Responding to Critical Issues & Cultivating Student Activism. Panel member, National Association of Black Social Workers Annual Meeting, Jacksonville, FL, Apr 2003.

Local

Felder TM and Rivers JL. Mocha Mamas Milk: Exploring African American Moms' Experiences with

Feeding their New Babies. Institute for African American Research Seminar Series, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC. April 6, 2016.

†Beecroft J, Rivers JL, Felder TM. Infant feeding choices of young African American mothers, USC College of Nursing Research and Scholarship Day 2016, Columbia, SC. April 2016.

Felder TM and Rivers JL. Promoting Black Breastfeeding Week. Learn at Lunch Seminar Series, Lactation

Support Initiative, Healthy Carolina, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC. August 26, 2015.

†Beecroft J, Rivers JL, Felder TM. Promoting breastfeeding among African American women (P01). USC

College of Nursing Research and Scholarship Day 2015, Columbia, SC. April 25, 2015.

Felder TM. Navigating the Postdoctoral Fellowship: Fellowship opportunities, job interview skills, and tips

for succeeding in a postdoctoral fellowship. Panel member, Cancer Prevention and Control Program, University of South Carolina, November 5, 2013.

Felder, T. Addressing health disparities: an examination of pharmaceutical patient assistance programs.

Presented at the Cancer Prevention and Control Program, Hollings Cancer Center, Charleston, SC. Oct 2009.

Fowler T. What’s the value of pharmaceutical manufacturer’s patient assistance programs? Availability and

accessibility of diabetes and asthma medications. Panel member at Baylor College of Medicine’s American Medical Student Association Symposium entitled “Pharmacy Policy—A Public Health Perspective,” Houston, TX, Nov 14, 2006.

STUDENT SUPERVISION Undergraduate Students:

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McKenzie Isreal, USC School of Public Health, Summer Research Assistant Role: Summer Research supervisor

Summer 2018

Tina Taylor, USC School of Public Health, Research Assistant Role: Research supervisor

Spring 2017-Spring 2018

Meagan Savage, USC College of Nursing, Research Volunteer Role: Research supervisor

Spring 2017

Brianna Jacobs, USC School of Public Health, Public Health student Role: Instructor - PUBH 399 Independent Study: Intro to Grant Proposal Development

Fall 2016

Brianna Jacobs, USC School of Public Health, Research Assistant Role: Research Supervisor

Spring 2016

Jennifer Beecroft, USC College of Nursing, Research Assistant Promoting Breastfeeding Among African American Women Role: Research Co-Mentor

Spring 2015-Spring 2016

Brianna Jacobs, USC College of Pharmacy, Pre-pharmacy student

Role: Instructor -NURS 399 Independent Study in Health Disparities Research

Spring 2015

Carly Ingram, USC School of Public Health, Research Assistant

Mentoring and training of health disparities researchers from underrepresented backgrounds(U54CA153461, PI: Hébert)

Role: Research Supervisor/Co-mentor

Summer 2014-Spring 2016

Gabriel Pena, University of Houston, Research Assistant

Disparities in cancer clinical trials: an analysis of comprehensive cancer control plans

Role: Research Supervisor

2006 - 2007

Graduate Students:

Curisa Tucker, USC College of Nursing, PhD student

Role: Research Supervisor and Mentored Research (NURS 898) Instructor

Spring 2019-present

Lindsey Rubin, USC School of Public Health, MPH student Role: Research Supervisor

Spring 2018-Summer 2018

Kendra Allison, USC College of Nursing, PhD student Role: Candidacy Committee member

Fall 2016

Chigozie Nwonkta, USC College of Nursing, PhD student Promoting Breastfeeding Among African American Women

Role: Research volunteer supervisor and Mentored Research (NURS 898) Instructor

Summer 2016- present

Maria Sevoyan, USC Public Health/Cancer Prevention & Control Program, PhD Student, Graduate Research Assistant

Mentoring and training of health disparities researchers from underrepresented backgrounds (U54CA153461, PI: Hébert)

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Shraddha Vyas, USC Public Health/Cancer Prevention & Control Program, PhD Student, Graduate Research Assistant

Mentoring and training of health disparities researchers from underrepresented backgrounds (U54CA153461, PI: Hébert)

Summer – Fall 2016

Lisa Webb, USC College of Nursing, PhD student

K01 Research – Health Care Professional Perspectives on Adjuvant Hormonal Therapy (K01CA193667)

Role: Mentored Research (NURS 898)

Summer 2016

Eboni Harris, USC College of Nursing, PhD student Role: Candidacy and Dissertation Committee member

Fall 2015-Fall 2017

Courtney Schrock, USC School of Public Health/Cancer Prevention and Control Program, MPH student

Mentoring and training of health disparities researchers from underrepresented backgrounds(U54CA153461, PI: Hébert)

Spring 2016

Ebru Cayir, USC School of Public Health, PhD student, Graduate Research Assistant

Spring 2016-Fall 2017

Eboni Harris, USC College of Nursing, PhD student Role: Mentored Research (NURS 898)

Fall 2015

Hiluv Johnson

Role: MSW Field Instructor

Fall 2016-Spring 2017

Sally Singleton, USC College of Social Work, MSW student Role: MSW Field Instructor

Claire Miller, USC College of Social Work, MSW/MPH student Role: MSW Field Instructor

Christopher Whitehead, USC College of Social Work, MSW student Role: MSW Field Instructor

Julia Houston, USC College of Social Work, MSW student Role: MSW Field Instructor

Bridget Chapital, University of Houston, M.Ed. student

Disparities in cancer clinical trials: an analysis of comprehensive cancer control plans