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ALBERTO JOSE FRICK CARDELLE

East Stroudsburg University

Dean, College of Health Sciences

200 Prospect Street, East Stroudsburg PA, 18301

[email protected]

(570) 422-3130

EDUCATION

1999 Ph.D., International Studies, University of Miami

1989 M.P.H., Health Services, Boston University

1986 B.S., Biology and Latin American Studies, Tulane University

ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT

2015 CASE Development for Deans and Academic Leaders.

2011 Robert Wood Johnson Foundation New Connections Program.

2008 AASCU Millennium Leadership Initiative.

2003 ACE Department Chair Workshop.

2002 Pennsylvania State System for Higher Education, Department Chair Training.

Administrative Experience

East Stroudsburg University (ESU) is a master level regional comprehensive university. ESU forms part of the Pennsylvania

State System of Higher Education. ESU has an enrollment of over 6300 undergraduate and 700 graduate students. It has over

60 options for undergraduate majors, and offers over 20 graduate degree options.

Dean College of Health Sciences July 2013 – present

The College of Health Sciences has over 100 faculty and 1400 students. The College manages the largest graduate program at

the University which has grown by more than 30 percent over the last five years. These programs are housed in the following

six academic departments Public Health, Nursing, Speech Pathology, Athletic Training, Exercise Science, and Physical

Education. As Dean I manage a budget of over $8 million. Responsible for developing college’s strategic plan, serving as

administrative liaison with accrediting bodies for six different accrediting agencies, and development of new programs.

Responsible for development of partnerships between the College and the health care community in Northeast Pennsylvania

and the broader region and therefore serves as the principal spokesperson for the college in regional, national and international

forums, alumni and before city, state, and federal governmental agencies. Report to the Provost/Senior Vice President for

Academic Affairs serve on Provost's Leadership Team; the Academic Deans' Council; and the University Senate.

mailto:[email protected]

Alberto J.F. Cardelle

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Assistant to the Provost for Research August 2015 – present

As Assistant to the Provost for Research I report to the provost and work closely with the Office of Sponsored Programs

(OSPR). This new position is a pivotal position for the success of the University’s strategic plan which calls for the significant

expansion of extramural support for the university’s research, creative works and service activities and for a strengthening of

the links between academic affairs and OSPR to insure the provision of excellent services and support for these activities.

Department Chair May 2002 – January 2006

January 2008 – June 2013

Administer all internal and external activities of the Department of Health Studies which included four academic

programs (BS Public Health with two concentrations; BS in School Health; MPH in Community Health Education;

MS in Health Education). Each program is accredited by their corresponding accreditation body. The department

has 400 undergraduates and 60 graduate students enrolled.

Interim Vice-Provost & Dean of the Graduate College & Research January 2006- January 2008

As vice-provost I chaired Academic Council of Deans, and the University’s Department Chairs

meetings. I oversaw the Office of Undergraduate studies which included the Honors Programs,

Service-Learning and Undergraduate Research, I represented the provost at Pennsylvania State

System of Higher Education meetings and led assessment efforts through program reviews and

accreditation, including Middle States. I served as the Graduate School’s academic officer and was

responsible for all academic, administrative, programmatic, and fiscal activities related to the delivery

of graduate programs, which included chairing the Graduate Advisory Council, working to develop

the emerging graduate faculty and graduate assistants, and representing the Graduate School to all

University constituents.

Selected Administrative Accomplishments

Program Development

Co-founder and Co-Director of the Institute for Public Health Research and Innovation. Founded

first Center at ESU in 15 years and serve as its inaugural co-director. The Institute brings together

researchers from regional academic centers, medical centers and the pharmaceutical industry to carry

out applied research. The institute is externally funded through grants and contracts currently totaling

$1.5 million.

Design and implementation of the “Fitness Assessment & Sport Testing” (FAST) Academy. This

center allows students working with faculty the opportunity to provide clinical services to members of

the community, that gives both students and faculty practice-based experience, and opportunities for

research and provides the department a source of revenue.


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Funded and created three new positions within the College of Health Sciences. Using external grant funds

created the College’s first Assistant Dean Position, to assist Dean in the development of new strategic programs,

a student outreach position with the Hispanic Center of the Lehigh Valley, this is a graduate assistant position to

help manage community-based internship opportunities for students, and identified internal resources to create a

College-wide clinical internship compliance coordinator.

Development of seven new academic degree programs. Currently developing a multi-track Doctorate in

Health Science (DHSc); developed two Bachelor of Science programs in Health Services Administration and

Public Health; a Speech Pathology graduate preparation program; and three certificate programs in Public Health,

Health Coaching and Human Performance Coaching.

Development of five new degree completion programs for returning adults. These programs include three

off-campus degree completion programs for returning adults in public health, and two accelerated RN to BSN

programs at a regional Community College and a second at a regional hospital.

Established The ESU Global Public Health Program. Now in its 12th year the program has established

affiliation agreements with the Universidad Central del Este in the Dominican Republic and the Universidad

IberoAmericana in Costa Rica, and sponsors an annual for credit course at the graduate and undergraduate level

for all students interested in global health issues. Over 140 students have participated.

Advancement and Outreach

Designed and implementing the College of Health Science “Clinician and Executive in Residence”

program. The program invites distinguished alumni and university friends that have key expertise in the health

sciences to spend time on campus lecturing and presenting to students and faculty on their areas of expertise.

College of Health Sciences Dean’s Council. Currently convening the College’s first Dean’s council comprised

of alum, regional leaders and employers who may provide the College’s different programs support.

Founded and Co-Chair of the Pocono Medical Center/East Stroudsburg University Educational

Collaborative. Established the first ever collaborative in the region with a regional medical center designed to

develop collaborative academic and research projects that align with the strategic direction of both institutions.

Developed and Direct the ESU Pennsylvania Department of Health Evaluation Collaborative. Created a

continuing education center between the Pennsylvania Department of Health and ESU graduate Public Health

program to provide ongoing training on program evaluation to staff of the Department of Health throughout its 4

bureaus.

Fundraised and designed a shared research nursing faculty line with regional medical system. Working

with Pocono Medical Center sought funding for a shared research position to assist both institutions in

developing an evidenced-based nursing research program.

Development of the State System’s first MD-MPH program. Awarded $1.5 million HRSA planning grant to

establish an MD-MPH program with the Commonwealth Medical College, and medical school designed to

increase primary care and preventive services in Northeast Pennsylvania.


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The College of Health Science Healthy Warrior Radio Show. Working with faculty from across the college

have developed and planned a weekly radio show to strengthen the College’s outreach, the show will air its first

episode in the fall of 2015.

Fundraised for the creation of the CIGNA Public Health Scholar Program. Worked with the office of

advancement created a scholarship program for students for the greater Philadelphia region completing a graduate

program in Public Health.

Planning, Accreditation and Assessment

Chair, Academic Strategic Plan Steering Group. Appointed by president as Chair of the Academic Strategic

Plan. Working with faculty from five different colleges engaged in a seven month process of seeking input from

constituencies across the university and the community at large. The final plan “ESU Academics: More than a

Classroom” sets out nineteen synergistic strategies across the University’s four strategic goals. Within six months

the three strategic initiatives have been implemented the development of an academic council of chairs, a

streamlined curricular process and a decentralization of the graduate college which has increased enrollment by

15% in one year.

Chair, University Summer Program. Appointed by provost as chair of the summer/winter session

implementation committee. The committee working with four different college Deans was responsible for

developing new policies and practices for scheduling, recruitment and staffing of the summer and winter terms.

As a result of policy and program changes the summer schedule had its earliest publication, a cost based

cancellation policy was implemented and the university’s first revenue-sharing model with academic departments

was approved.

Re-accreditation and accreditation of Public Health Programs. Twice served as co-author of the self-study

report for the reaccreditation of the MPH program (both times receiving maximum accreditation) and led the

accreditation of the undergraduate program in public health.

Re-accreditation of Nursing, Athletic Training and Exercise Science Programs. As Dean worked with

faculty to receive maximum accreditation for all of the college’s programs.

Reaffirmation of Accreditation from Middle States Commission for Higher Education. I represented the

office of the provost in the 2007 self-study steering committee serving on the leadership standard. I now not only

serve as the Dean representative on the steering group for ESU’s 2017 self-study, but also chair the workgroup on

two standards (6 &7). I have also been responsible for writing substantive change documents for ESU Statement

of Accreditation under MSCHE.

Student Success

Initiated and funded the development of the Health Sciences Living Learning Community. As Dean

created the university’s first intra-professional living learning community to assist in health sciences student

success and multi-disciplinary learning.


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Intra-professional and cross-departmental collaboration. I have developed various intra-professional student

and faculty experiences including a Human Anatomy and Physiology course for Health Professions, and a newly

created general education course on health and wellness that is taught by faculty across all six departments.

Led the development of a College of Health Sciences Advising model. Worked with chairs and assistant dean

to design an advising model that identifies academic and community milestones students could reach through

their four years to better guide them toward degree completion and graduation.

University’s Service-Learning Program. As vice-provost I oversaw the office of undergraduate programs

which coordinated the University’s Service-Learning Program which developed 16,500 service learning hours per

year in 60 community organizations.

Faculty Development and Support

Junior Faculty Research Funds. Worked with provost to create and award the university’s first seed money

funds for new faculty to initiate their lines of research.

Faculty recruitment and retention. As Department Chair and College Dean I coordinate faculty recruitment,

hiring, workload and tenure and promotion process for more than 150 faculty. I have been successful in attaining

the recruitment of 95% of the department’s and college’s faculty and have increased the Colleges faculty

complement by 10% over the last five years.

ESU’s Faculty Diversity Taskforce. As Vice-Provost I co-chaired this faculty-administration collaboration to

improve faculty recruitment and retention. As a result of this work the university increased the number of faculty

from underrepresented groups by over 25%.

Developed and implemented ESU’s First Academic Research Plan. As graduate Dean developed the plan and

the established the Office of Sponsored Programs, which increased externally funded grants by more 25% over 4

years.

Academic Appointments

Teaching Appointments

Professor of Public Health, East Stroudsburg University (2009)

Associate Professor of Public Health, East Stroudsburg University (2004)

Assistant Professor of Public Health, East Stroudsburg University (1999)

Part-Time Assistant Professor, Nova Southeastern University (1997-2002)

Undergraduate courses taught include: Fundamentals of Health Administration; International Health Science; Health

Economics and Finance; and Health Policy and Law. Graduate level coursework includes: Public Health Administration:

Health Policy Ethics and Law; Global Public Health; Health Resources and Services Planning; and Health Budgeting and

Fiscal Management.


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Research Appointments

Research Associate, University of Miami Fogarty Center (1997-2000)

Research Associate University of Miami North-South Center (1996-2001)

Areas of competence in research include program evaluation, community health assessments, health policy analysis, health

planning, global public health, health financing & budget, health ethics, and health disparities.

Selected University Service

Chair, Dean of College of Business & Management search

Middle States self-study steering committee

Academic Affairs Re-organization taskforce

University-Wide Curriculum Committee

University-Wide Promotion Committee Co-chair

University Strategic Plan Implementation Team co-chair

University Senate

Institutional Review Board

Faculty Diversity Taskforce

President’s Commission on Racial and Ethnic Diversity

Dean and Provost Search Committee

Executive committee & Legislative Chair for Faculty Union

University Strategic Management Task Force

International Education Advisory Committee

President’s Council on Technology

University Wide Committee on the Retention and Recruitment of Students

Sabbatical Committee

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE:

Organization Position Date

Hispanic Center of the Lehigh Valley Board of Directors 2015-Present

Leadership Pocono Advisory Board 2015-Present

Monroe County Economic Development Member 2015-Present

Workforce Development Group

Monroe County Mental Health Taskforce Board Member 2015-Present

Pocono Health System Steering Committee 2012-Present

Community Linkages Board


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US Commission on Civil Rights Member 2014- Present

Pennsylvania Advisory Committee 2010-2011

American Public Health Association Governing Council 2013-2015

Keystone Athletic Soccer Club Board of Directors and Coach 2004-Present

Council for Education in Public Health Site Reviewer 2008 – Present

Pennsylvania Department of Education Site reviewer 2008- Present

Health Program Accreditation

Monroe County Family Health Center Board Chair 2012-2013

Board of Directors (Chair) 2008–2012.

Pennsylvanian Health Department Advisory Board November 2008 – 2010.

Health Literacy Council

American Public Health Association Governing Council 2006-2010.

Nominating Committee 2007-2010.

Pennsylvania Governor’s Advisory Commissioner July 2006 – 2010.

Commission for Latino Affairs

Monroe County United Way Board of Directors January 2006 – 2010

Latino Public Health Caucus Immediate Past-Chair 2007 – 2009

Chair 2005 – 2007

Vice-chair 2003 - 2005

Scientific Program Chair 2001-2003

Pennsylvania Public Health Association Board of Directors 2003-2006 /2008- 2010

Latino Alliance of Northeastern PA President 2003 –2005,

Vice President 2000- 2003

Founding Board Member 1999- 2000

Area Health Education Centers (AHEC) Board of Directors 2008–2010/2003-2006.

Dorothy Rider Pool Health Care Trust. Advisory Board Member 2002 -2006


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Pocono Healthy Community Alliance. Board Member 2002-2006

Monroe County Children & Youth Services Board Member 2003-2004

HONORS AND AWARDS

East Stroudsburg University Martin Luther King Award. Faculty award for service. January 2016.

American Public Health Association, Latino Public Health Caucus. Henry Montes President’s Award.

November 2011.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation New Directions Program. Alumni program recognition. Spring 2011.

National Hispanic Medical Association. Recognition for Service to the State of Health of Hispanics. Spring

2008.

Latino Taskforce of Monroe County Outstanding Latino Leader Award. October 2007.

Latino Alliance of Northeast Pennsylvania. Presidential Recognition Award. October 2006

Inter-American Foundation. Dissertation Fellowship. 1998.

World Health Organization. International Health Residency. 1995.

RESEARCH AND SCHOLARSHIP

Consultant Experience Position Date

Geisinger Health Foundation Evaluation Consultant 2014 – Present

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Evaluation Consultant 2014 - Present

Penn State Hershey Consultant 2011-2012

Lehigh Valley Board of Health Consultant 2010-2011


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Grant Experience Position Date

CDC PI 2014-2019

State Asthma Control Program Evaluation

($400,000)

CDC Co-PI 2013-2018

Chronic Disease Control Program Evaluation

($965,000)

Pocono Health Systems PI 2013-2014

Community Health Assessment

($10,000).

HRSA Training Grant Co-PI 2012-2017

MD/MPH Collaborative Degree Program

($356,000)

CDC & PA Dept. of Health PI 2012-2014


($85,000)



($126,000)

ESU Presidential Research Grant, Co-PI 2011-2012

Assessment of Non-profit Sector

($25,000)


State Diabetes Control Program Evaluation

($35,000)

Lehigh Valley Board of Health PI 2010-2011

Return on Community Investment &

Economic Impact Analysis of Local Health Department

($27,000)

Pocono Health Systems PI 2010-2011

Community Health Assessment

($10,000).


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PA Drug and Alcohol Commission PI 2010-2011

Problem-Gambling Community Assessment

($15,000).

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation PI 2009-2011

Leadership Pathways of Rural Community Health Leaders

($75,000)

Faculty-Student Research Grant PI 2009-2011

Socio-Ecological Factors & Breast Screenings &

Immigration Policies, Acculturation and Social Capital

($16,000)

Two Rivers Health and Wellness PI 2004 & 2009

Community Health Assessment of Northampton County &

Foundation Strategic Plan Coordinator

($37,000) & ($42,000)

CDC Steps to a Healthier US PI 2004-2010

Steps to HealthierPA Evaluation

($333,000).

CDC & PA Dept. of Health Co-PI 2004-2006

Development of Public Health Emergency Training

($199,800)

HRSA Community Access Program PI 2002-2004

Community Access Program Evaluation

($35,000)

Center for Rural Pennsylvania PI 2003-2004

Feasibility of Local Health Departments in Rural Pennsylvania

($38,000).

Center for Rural Public Health PI 2003-2004

Assessment of Public Health Infrastructure

($25,000)

Latinos for Healthy Communities PI 2002-2003

Community Assessment of Health Disparities

($10,000)


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AIDSNET Co-PI 2002-2003

GIS gap analysis of unmet HIV/AIDS needs in Pennsylvania

($29,000)

Center for Rural Pennsylvania Co-PI 2001 – 2002

Dental Needs for Low-Income Individuals in Rural Pennsylvania

($25,000)

Dorothy Rider Pool Trust PI 2001-2002

Feasibility of Public Health Services in the Lehigh Valley Region

($8,000)

The North-South Center PI 2000-2003

Assessment of Public-Private Partnerships and Health Policy and Governmental Transitions

($12,500)

Community Partners in Education PI 2000-2001

Tele-mentoring Academy in the Health Sciences for an Inner-city Charter High-School

($20,000)

The Pan American Health Organization PI 2000-2001

Development of Curriculum in Health Policy and Administration for Latin America

($2,000)

ESU Faculty Research Grant PI 2000-2001

Examination of Access Barriers of a rural Latino population in Northeastern Pennsylvania

($1,500)

International Fogarty Center Dissertation Grant 1998- 1999

Comparative Policy Analysis of HIV/AIDS Financing and Policy-making in Central America

($40,000)

Inter-American Foundation Dissertation Fellowship 1998-1999

Comparative analysis of the impact of economic reforms on health sector policies

($20,000)

Publications

Cardelle, Alberto. Monroe County Health Assessment; Pocono Health Systems, East Stroudsburg,

PA. January 2015. (www.poconohealthsystem.org/connections).


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White, Mark. Simoyan, Olapeju. Cardelle, Alberto. Godin, Steven. Kuchinski, Elizabeth.

Townsend, Erica. Townsend, Janet. “Collaborative Efforts towards an Interdisciplinary and

Interprofessional Dual Degree Program for Public Health Training in a New Rural Medical School”

International Public Health Journal; 6(3) Special issue, 2014.

Cardelle, Alberto. Monroe County Health Assessment; Pocono Health Systems, East Stroudsburg,

PA. November 2012. (www.poconohealthsystem.org/connections).

Cardelle, Alberto. Nybeck, Lyndsay. Bucher, Scott. “Healthy Communities Resource Guide.”

Pennsylvania Department of Health: Harrisburg, PA. May 2012 (www.health.state.pa.us/HCRG/).

Cardelle, Alberto. “Systems Approach to Public Health Interventions Evaluating the CHL in Rural

Health Programs.” Robert Wood Johnson Foundation New Connections, Philadelphia, PA. March

2011. (http://rwjf-newconnections.org/userfiles/file/CHLReport_Cardell.pdf)

Cardelle, Alberto. Holland, Deirdre. “Public Health Shortage Areas in Pennsylvania: A Barrier to

Health Information.” Commonwealth: A Journal of Political Science, Volume 14, December 2008.

Cardelle, Alberto. “Financial Analysis and Structural Considerations to the Problem of Rural Public

Health in Pennsylvania.” Commonwealth: A Journal of Political Science, Volume 14, December

2008.

Lynn D Woodhouse, Alberto Cardelle, Steven Godin, Steven E Shive, Tonya L Williams, Adenike

C Bitto, Elizabeth A Brensinger, “Transforming a Master of Public Health Program to Address Public

Health Practice Needs.” Preventing Chronic Disease, 2006 January; 3(1): A22.

Cardelle, Alberto. Creating Local Health Departments in Rural Pennsylvania. Center for Rural

Pennsylvania: Harrisburg, PA. September 2005.

Cardelle, Alberto, Rodriguez, Elaine. “Internet Health Portals and Hispanics: an emerging disparity.”

Chapter in S. Godin ed. Technology Applications in Prevention. Hawthorne Press: New York, NY.

March 2005.

Cardelle, Alberto, Rodriguez, Elaine. “Internet Health Portals and Hispanics: an emerging disparity.”

Journal of Prevention and Intervention in the Community, Volume 29(1-2) 2005.

Schwartz, Myron; Cardelle, Alberto; Davis, Lisa. Dental Service Supply and Demand for the

Indigent Populations in Rural Pennsylvania. Center for Rural Pennsylvania: Harrisburg, PA.

November 2003.

Cardelle, Alberto. Northampton County: Community Health Assessment. Two Rivers Health and

Wellness Foundation: Easton, PA. March 2003.


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Cardelle, Alberto. Health Care Reform in Central America: NGO-Government Collaboration in

Guatemala and El Salvador. North-South Center Press: Miami Fl. October 2003.

Cardelle, Alberto “Democratization Health Care Reform and NGO-Government Collaboration:

Catalyst or Constraint?” Chapter in J. Stark ed. Change in Latin America. North-South Center Press:

Miami Fl. September 2001.

Cynthia Haq, MD; Deborah Rothenberg, MD; Craig Gjerde, PhD; James Bobula, PhD; Calvin

Wilson, Alberto Cardelle, PhD MD; Lynn Bickley, MD, MPH; Abraham Joseph, MBBS. “New

World Views: Preparing Physicians in Training for Global Health Work.” Family Medicine Volume

32(8) 2003.

Cardelle, Alberto. “Globalization and the Need for New International Relation Frameworks” Chapter

in J.A. Casas et al. eds. Globalization and Human Development. WHO/PAHO: Washington DC.

March 2000.

Cardelle, Alberto. “Democratization Health Care Reform and NGO-Government Collaboration:

Catalyst or Constraint?” North-South Center - Agenda Paper, No. 32, Summer 1998.

Cardelle, Alberto. Bickley, Lynn. “Partnerships in International Health Training,” Chapter in

Partnerships in Healthcare: Transforming Relational Processes. University of Rochester Press:

Rochester, NY. Summer 1998.

Cardelle, Alberto. “NGO Government Collaboration in Health” North-South Center - Issues Volume

7(1) 1997.

Cardelle, Alberto. “Women in Medicine an International Survey,” The New Physician, Volume 4 (2)

1995.

Cardelle, Alberto. “Preeminence of Primary Care in the Cuban Medical Education System,” The

International Journal of Health Services, Volume24 (3) 1994.

Cardelle, Alberto. “A World of Health Reform,” The New Physician, Volume 43(2) 1994.

Cardelle, Alberto. “Linking Problems and Solutions,” Links: Health and Development Report,

Volume 9(4) 1992.

Invited Papers

The Changing Landscape of Health Care Laws. National Public Health Week at The Commonwealth

Medical College, Scranton, PA March 2015.


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The Affordable Care Act “Implications for Hospital Staffing.” The Regional Scranton Hospital Grand

Round, Scranton, PA. Summer 2014.

The Affordable Care Act “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.” The Commonwealth Medical College

Second Year Student Symposium, Scranton, PA. Spring 2014.

Implications of the Affordable Care Act to Pennsylvania Patients and Providers. Pennsylvania

Democratic Party and The Lehigh Valley ESU Center, Bethlehem PA. Fall 2013.

Improving Population Health, Enhancing the Employee Experience, and Reducing the Cost of

Healthcare: Applying IHI's Triple Aim to the Health of the Lehigh Valley. Plenary Session Speaker.

American College of Health Care Executives, Eastern Pennsylvania Network Annual Meeting.

Desales University, Center Valley, PA. December 2011.

State of Health of Monroe County. Plenary Session Speaker. Pocono Health System Board of

Directors Report to the Community. November 2011.

Pathways to Leadership: Evaluation of the RWJ Community Health Program. Plenary Session

Speaker. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation CHL National Meeting. Baltimore MD. November 2011.

Preparing for Health Care Reform: Developing Inter-Organizational Networks for Policy Change

and Population Based Prevention of Chronic Disease. Keynote Speaker. NJ Cancer Control and

Prevention Program, Introductory training on the Policy Change Process, Trenton, NJ. September

2011.

Public Health Service Disparities: An issue of social justice. Keynote Speaker. University of

Pittsburgh Center for Minority Health. Pittsburgh, PA. April 2011.

Improving Cultural and Linguistic Appropriate Health Care Delivery for Latinos. Plenary Speaker.

Latino Health Care Forum, Governor’s Advisory Commission for Latino Affairs, Harrisburg, PA May

2008.

Latino Cancer Profile A Pennsylvania Perspective. Keynote Speaker. Pennsylvania Cancer Control

Coalition Summit, Harrisburg, PA. September 2005.

Data Needs for Health Care Planning: Latino Health in Pennsylvania. Plenary Speaker. Governor’s

Advisory Commission for Latino Affairs Latino Health Care Summit, Harrisburg, PA May 2005.

Biopolitics and the Challenges to Public Healthcare. Panelist. The Baranzano Society Bioethics

Public Forum at DeSales University, Center Valley, PA. 2004.

Barriers to Health Care for Rural Latino Populations. Invited paper, Hispanic Dental Association

Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. October 2001.


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Juried Conference Papers

Godin, S. Cardelle, A. Nybeck, L., Sikorka, J. Williams, J. Fitzpatrick, M. Gioia-Fine, R. PA

Nutrition and Physical Activity Self-Assessment for Child Care: Implementing change in nutrition

and physical activity in early childhood education centers. American Public Health Association,

Chicago, IL. November 2015.

Kraybill-Greggo, J. Hu, C. Pazaki, H. Cardelle, A. Structural and Cultural Impediments to

Addressing Community Needs: An Exurban Case Study, Association of Humanist Sociology. Portland

OR. October 2015.

Godin, S. Alder, S. Bibeau, D. Cardelle, A. Public Health Programs as Anchor Institutions:

Exemplary Service Learning Initiatives at Three Universities. Association for Prevention Teaching

and Research, Charleston, SC. March 2015.

Cardelle, A. Roche, G. Successful Partnerships in Completing and Implementing Community Health

Needs Assessments: The case of a rural county. American Public Health Association, New Orleans,

LA. November 2014.

Cardelle, A. Kraybill-Greggo, J. Renewal and Revolution or Reversal and Retraction: A Regional

Case Study of Northeast Pennsylvania. Association for Research on Non-Profit Organization and

Voluntary Action. Hartford, CT. November 2013.

Cardelle, A. Bigley, C., Use of Return on Investment as a Health education Advocacy Tool. Society

for Public Health Education. American Public Health Association, Boston, MA. October 2013.

Cardelle, A. Hedgehog Concept: As an Evaluation Framework. American Evaluation Association,

Washington, DC September 2013.

Cardelle, A. Bigley, C. Use of Return on Investment as a Health education Advocacy Tool. Society

for Public Health Education. Society for Public Health Education, San Francisco, CA. Nov 2012.

Cardelle, A. Pathways to Leadership: Evaluation of the RWJ Community Health Program. American

Evaluation Association National Meeting, Anaheim, CA. November 2011.

Cardelle, A. Public Health Service Disparities: An issue of social justice. American Public Health

Association, Denver, CO November 2010.

Cardelle, A. Funding for Public Health a Key Variable of Equitable Access. American Public Health

Association, Denver, CO November 2010.


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Cardelle, A. Rehrig, M Evaluating Community-Based Policy Making Outcomes: A case study

analysis. American Public Health Association, Denver, CO November 2010.

Cardelle, A. Montero, V. Immigration Policies, Integration and Social Capital: An international

comparison of public health outcomes SOPHE Annual Meeting, Denver Colorado, November 2010.

Cardelle, A. Rehrig, M Evaluating Community-Based Policy Making Outcomes: A case study

analysis. Centers for Disease Control –SOPHE Midyear Conference, Atlanta, GA. April 2010.

Cardelle, A. Nybeck, L., Posivak, L. Using Social Network Analysis to Diagnose Hurdles in

Sustaining Collaboratives. American Public Health Association, Philadelphia, PA. November 2009.

Cardelle, A. Influencing Municipal Water Fluoridation Policies: Identifying key policy hurdles.

American Public Health Association, Philadelphia, PA. November 2009.

Bucher, S. Cardelle, A. Diabetes Hospitalization Data; measuring the Steps Impact. Centers for

Disease Control –20th National Conference on Chronic Disease Prevention & Control, Washington,

DC. February 2009.

Cardelle, A. Nybeck, L. Evaluating the technical assistance provided schools on wellness policies.

American Public Health Association, San Diego, CA. October 2008.

Cardelle, A. Nybeck, L. Measuring Collaboration Across the Socio-Ecological Model

Paper presented at American Public Health Association, Washington, DC. November 2007.

Cardelle, A. Financial Analysis of Rural Public Health Systems paper presented at American Public

Health Association in Boston, MA, November 2006.

Cardelle, A. Implementing the CLAS standards: A key to access at American Public Health

Association in Boston, MA. November 2006.

Cardelle, A. Nybeck, L. Evaluating multi-site multi-goal Programs Using Online Reporting Systems.

CDC Steps Annual Meeting, Denver, CO. June 2006.

Cardelle, A Public Health Shortage Areas: case of Pennsylvania American Public Health Association

in Philadelphia, PA. December 2005.

Cardelle, A. Bauman, L. Impact of Improving Continuity of Care and outcome-based evaluation,

American Public Health Association in Washington, DC. November 2004.


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Cardelle, A; Whitmire, K. Schwartz, M; Davis, Lisa. Access to dental health care for low-income

children in rural Pennsylvania, American Public Health Association in Washington, DC. November

2004.

Cardelle, A. Bauman, L. Measuring health determinants: An indicator of service needs, paper

American Public Health Association in San Francisco, CA. November 2003.

Cardelle, A. Godin, S. Mapping health determinants: A gap-analysis for long-term planning of HIV

services, American Public Health Association in San Francisco, CA. November 2003.

Rodriguez, E. Cardelle A. Relationship between social capital and social determinants of health

American Public Health Association in San Francisco, CA. November 2003.

Cardelle, Alberto. Monitoring Health Reform: The impact of electoral transitions on Reform Implementation.

Canadian Society for International Health, in Ottowa, Canada, October 2003.

Cardelle, A, Godin, S & Muthambi, B. Findings of a Regional Gap Analysis Using Mapping

Software to Assess Unmet HIV Prevention Needs. CDC National AIDS Conference, Atlanta, GA.,

July, 2003.

Cardelle, A, Godin, S & Muthambi, B. Phase I findings of a regional gap analysis using mapping

software to assess unmet need in a six county-wide region in Pennsylvania. Community. Planning

Leadership Summit for HIV Prevention, NY, NY. March 2003.

Cardelle, Alberto, Frick-Cardelle, Rachel. Finding a Community of Clients: the case of the multiple

diagnosed HIV/AIDs patients. National Meeting of the Association for the Research on Nonprofit

and Voluntary Associations, in Montreal, QC. November 2002.

Cardelle, Alberto, et al. Public Health Professional Shortage Areas: the case of Pennsylvania.

American Public Health Association meeting, Philadelphia, PA November 2002.

Cardelle, Alberto. Health Care Reform and Popular Protest in Latin America, American Public

Health Association meeting, Philadelphia, PA. November 2002

Cardelle, Alberto The Hiring of Non-profits: An analytic model for evaluating public-private

collaboration in Latin America. National Meeting of the Association for the Research on Nonprofit

and Voluntary Associations, in Miami Fl. November 2001

Cardelle, Alberto, Rodriguez, Elaine Ten Thousand and counting: a futures project for Latino health

Issues in NEPA. Pennsylvania Public Health Association in Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.

November 2001.


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Cardelle, Alberto, Rodriguez, Elaine Connecting Latinos: A quality assurance rating system for Internet health

portals. American Public Health Association in Atlanta, GA. October 2001.

Cardelle, Alberto, Monitoring Health Reforms: the implementation of health reforms after electoral

transitions. American Public Health Association in Atlanta, GA. October 2001.

Cardelle, Alberto, A Policy Analysis of Why NGOs and Governments in Central America

Collaborate Within National HIV/AIDS Plans, International Conference on HIV/AIDS in Cuba,

Central America and the Caribbean, Havana, Cuba, January 2000.

Cardelle, Alberto, Democratization and health care Reform, The Changing Role of NGO-State Relations,

World Health Organization International Health Seminar, Washington, DC. October 1999.

Cardelle, Alberto, Decision-making Analysis for Nonprofits, International Symposium on Public Policy

and the Social Sciences, Oxford University, June 1998.

Cardelle, Alberto, Democratization, Health Care Reform and NGO-Government Collaboration: Catalyst

or Constraint? Latin American Studies Association meeting, Chicago, IL, September 1998.

Cardelle, Alberto, Health Care Reform, the Implementation of Public-Private Health Care Delivery

Systems and NGOs in Latin America. American Public Health Association, Washington, DC, November

1998.

Cardelle, Alberto, Changes in State-NGO Relations, and its Effect on Health Services for Undocumented

Immigrants in South Florida. American Public Health Association, Washington DC, November 1998.

Cardelle, Alberto, Globalization and International Health: New International Relations Framework,

American Public Health Association, Indianapolis, IN. November 1997.

Cardelle, Alberto, International Regime Theories and International Health, University of Texas/WHO

Collaborating Center Conference Human Resources in International Health, November 1996.

Cardelle, Alberto, The Training of Human Resources for International Health, Canadian Society for

International Health, Ottawa, Ontario1996.

Cardelle, Alberto, The Implementation of Health Care Reform in Latin America: the Role of Multilateral

Organizations, Canadian Society for International Health, Ottawa, Ontario, 1995.


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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE IN NONPROFITS AND GOVERNMENT SECTOR

WHO/Pan-American Health Organization International Health Resident 1995

Policy analyst for the Department of External Relations and Strategic Planning.

American Medical Student Association International Education Director 1991-1995

Developed and managed training programs in international community-based primary care and cross-

cultural health care throughout Latin America.

Aesculapius International Medicine Health Program Coordinator 1990 - 1991

Managed a community-based maternal and child health care outreach program in rural

Guatemala.

UNICEF Program Evaluator 1989 - 1990

Directed a community-based participatory environmental and occupational community health assessment

in the sugar cane industry in rural Nicaragua.

Oxfam America Central America Program 1987 - 1989

Assisted in the management of a multi-country project portfolio including project design, monitoring and

evaluation. Provided domestic education of development issues and foreign aid.

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