Program delivery

Doug Coatsworth

Organisation Name: 
Colorado State University
Job Title: 
Professor
Website: 
www.hdfs.chhs.colostate.edu
Describe your prevention-related activities: 
Program delivery
Program development
Research / science
Evaluation
Training
Technical assistance
Advocacy
Does your prevention work and efforts focus on a specific setting?: 
All Settings
Other Settings: 
Primary Medical Setings

TONIC

Matthew Scott established TONIC after leading substance misuse policy for Government at the Department for Education - writing sections of the 10 year drug strategy, and heading up development of Youth Alcohol Action Plan, Youth Alcohol Guidance with the Chief Medical Officer. He developed the Drug Use Screening Tool (DUST) and training used across the UK to enable universal agencies to identify young people in need of support with substance misuse issues.

James Koryor

Organisation Name: 
Consolidated Youth for Peace & Development (COYPED)
Job Title: 
Executive Director
Website: 
coypedlib.wix.com
Describe your prevention-related activities: 
Program delivery
Program development
Advocacy
Does your prevention work and efforts focus on a specific setting?: 
School
Community
Youth Group

OLUWASEUN ABIOLA AFOLABI

Job Title: 
Registered Psychiatric Nurse
Describe your prevention-related activities: 
Program delivery
Program development
Research / science
Evaluation
Does your prevention work and efforts focus on a specific setting?: 
Community

Registry Questionnaire

What is your highest academic degree?: 
Post graduate Certificate
In what area or discipline?: 
Psychiatric Nursing
Professional Organisations: 
International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses

Collaboration History

I have never had any kind of international collaboration with researchers, practitioners or institutions.

I would like to establish an international collaboration. Transcultural/Transnational aspect of Substance Use

Julie Tieman

Organisation Name: 
College of Business
Job Title: 
Director of Conference Services
Website: 
www.unr.edu
Describe your prevention-related activities: 
Program delivery
Evaluation
Training
Technical assistance
Policy making
Other Activities: 
Event Management and Trade Show Sales/Marketing
Does your prevention work and efforts focus on a specific setting?: 
School
Family
Workplace
Community
Youth Group
All Settings
Biography: 
Julie M. Tieman, M.A., CMP, CMM (April 2017) earned a master's degree from the College of Education at the University of Nevada, Reno, in 2002. Ms. Tieman functions as a Director of Conference Services at the College of Business at the University of Nevada, Reno in Reno, Nevada. Ms. Tieman has worked for multiple federal, state, association and service contracts for organizations seeking logistical management, consulting and support for events for more than 12 years, and is familiar with convention management systems. She earned the Convention Industry Council's professional designation of Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) in the summer of 2010. She will also earn a Certificate of Meeting Management in April of 2017, and is a member of Meeting Professionals International. The College of Business Conference Services Department provides services in regards to registration, procurement, onsite management, budget management, marketing, sponsor and exhibitor management and sales, website design, event coordination, event design, site selection and negotiation, continuing education provider, and speaker management. The staff has experience working on an event up to 3,000 participants and a multi-million dollar budget as well as small, high-priority events.

Chris Barrett

Organisation Name: 
Rim Family Services
Job Title: 
Environmental Prevention Specialist - Media Adovacy
Website: 
www.rimfamilyservices.org
Describe your prevention-related activities: 
Program delivery
Program development
Research / science
Evaluation
Technical assistance
Policy making
Advocacy
Does your prevention work and efforts focus on a specific setting?: 
School
Family
Workplace
Community
Youth Group
All Settings

Laura McLaren

Organisation Name: 
John Howard Society of North Island
Job Title: 
Indicated Prevention & Early Intervention Coordinator
Describe your prevention-related activities: 
Program delivery
Program development
Does your prevention work and efforts focus on a specific setting?: 
School
Family
Youth Group

NHMRC Centre of Research Excellence in Mental Health and Substance Use

Funded in 2012 by the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council, our Centre of Research Excellence (CRE) in Mental Health and Substance Use aims to build much needed research capacity in this area. This CRE represents a world first, bringing together the largest concentration of nationally and internationally recognised comorbidity researchers.

Nicola Newton

Organisation Name: 
National Drug & Alcohol Research Centre
Job Title: 
Senior Research Fellow
Website: 
www.climateschools.com.au
Describe your prevention-related activities: 
Program delivery
Program development
Research / science
Evaluation
Does your prevention work and efforts focus on a specific setting?: 
School
Family
Biography: 
Nicola Newton is Director of prevention research at the NHMRC Centre for Research Excellence in Mental Health and Substance Use and a Senior Research Fellow at the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre (NDARC), University of New South Wales (UNSW). She holds a Bachelor of Psychology with first class honours from Macquarie University and a PhD in Public Health and Community Medicine from UNSW. Dr Newton leads a substantial program of research developing and evaluating innovative approaches to the prevention and early intervention of alcohol and other drug use in adolescents. She has extensive experience running online clinical trials to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions in Australia and the United Kingdom. To date she has conducted research with approximately 14,000 students from over 150 schools in 6 randomised controlled trials (RCTs).

Registry Questionnaire

What is your highest academic degree?: 
PhD
In what area or discipline?: 
Public Health and Community Medicine
Professional Organisations: 
Member, Franklin Women, 2015 – present Member, Society for the Study on Addiction (SSA), UK, 2014 – present Member, Alliance for the Prevention of Mental Disorders, 2014 – present Member, The Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol & other Drugs (APSAD) Early Career Researcher Network, 2014 – present Member, The Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol & other Drugs (APSAD, 2014 – present Member, Brain Sciences Network UNSW, 2014 – present Member, Early Career Academic Network (ECAN), UNSW, 2014 – present Member, NHMRC Research Translation Faculty, 2013 - present Member, Postdoctoral Committee, National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, UNSW, 2012 – present Member, Prevention Science Network, Australian Research Alliance for Children & Youth, 2012 – present Member, Australasian Society for Psychiatric Research (ASPR), 2012 - present Member, Research Society on Alcoholism (RSA), 2012 - present Member, Academic Woman in Research Network, UNSW, 2011 – present Member, Society for Prevention Research (SPR), 2010 - present Member, Postdoctoral Committee, School of Public health and Community Medicine, UNSW, 2009 – 2014 Member, Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth (ARACY), 2009 - present Member, International Society for Research on Internet Interventions (ISRII), 2009 – present
SPR Meetings: 
2013 meeting in San Fransisco: Newton, N. C. & Teesson, M. (2013). Secondary effects of a universal internet-based program to prevent alcohol and cannabis use amongst Australian adolescents: Reducing truancy, moral disengagement and psychological distress. Poster presented at the 21st annual meeting for the Society for Prevention Research, San Francisco, United States, May 2013. Kelly, E., Newton, N. C., Barrett, E., Teesson, M., Slade, T & Conrod, P. (2013). Secondary effects of a personality-targeted substance misuse prevention program: Does the Preventure program reduce bullying? Poster presented at the 21st annual meeting for the Society for Prevention Research, San Francisco, United States, May 2013. Champion, K., Newton, N. C., Teesson, M., Barrett, E. L. & Slade, T. (2013). A cross-validation trial of the internet-based Climate Schools: Alcohol and Cannabis course in Sydney, Australia. Poster presented at the 21st annual meeting for the Society for Prevention Research, San Francisco, United States, May 2013.
EUSPR Meetings: 
N/A

Collaboration History

I currently collaborate with researchers, practitioners or institutions from other countries.

I have collaborated with: Universities

I initiated the collaboration

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