Candace K. Webb

Candace K. Webb, M.P.H.

  • Position:
    Research Associate

    Preventive Medicine

    Social & Behavioral Sciences

    Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences (Bethesda, MD)

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  • Advisor:

    Alisha H. Creel

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  • Degrees:
     
    M.P.H., Community & Family Health, Maternal and Child Health, University of South Florida College of Public Health (Tampa, FL)
     
    B.S., Health Education & Behavior, Community Health Studies, Minor: Anthropology, University of Florida (Gainesville, FL)
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  • Past Advisors:
     
    Ellen M. Daley (as Graduate Student - Masters)
     
    Karen (Kay) Perrin (as Graduate Student - Masters)
     
    Charles Peek (as Undergraduate Student)
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  • Research:
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  • Other Experience:

    2005 International Community Health Student, NYU Steinhardt Graduate Summer Study Abroad; Studied abroad in South Africa at the University of Cape Town School of Public Health and Family Medicine with the Women's Health Research Unit.

    2002 Public Health Summer Fellow, Georgia Department of Human Resources; Interned within the Division of Public Health's Family Health Branch - Office of Policy, Planning & Evaluation.

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Candace Webb's Publications (9)



Candace Webb's Posters and Presentations (13)

  • Amplifying Your Campus Organizing Through Outreach and Publicity. (presentation)

    Jill Adams (Law Students for Reproductive Justice) and Candace Webb (National Women's Law Center)

    4th Annual Reproductive Law and Policy 101: A Training for Law Students. National Women’s Law Center and Law Students for Reproductive Justice, Washington, DC; 06/2009
  • An innovative approach to empowering Latina women living with HIV to lead change in their communities. (presentation)

    Denice Cruz, Ximena Marquez. Linda Scruggs, and Candace K. Webb (AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families)

    136th Annual American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition, San Diego, CA (Accepted); 10/2008
  • Communities Empowered: Capacity Building Assistance at Work. (presentation)

    Maralis Mercado (Border Health Foundation) and Candace K. Webb (AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families)

    136th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA; 10/2008
  • In a Position to Know: Make Your Voice Count. (presentation)

    Max Siegel, Candace K. Webb, and Diana K. Bruce (AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families)

    Ohio AIDS Coalition Conference, Columbus, OH; 04/2008
  • Girls 4 HOPE (Health, Opportunities, Prevention, and Education) Capacity Building Assistance Program for Community-Based Organizations. (presentation)

    Candace K. Webb and Ximena Marquez (AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families)

    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National HIV Prevention Conference, Atlanta, GA; 12/2007
  • Making Parents Matter: How community-based organizations can help parents become sexuality educators to their teen girls. (presentation)

    Candace K. Webb, Ximena Marquez and Linda Scruggs (AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families)

    United States Conference on AIDS, Palm Springs, CA; 11/2007
  • Do You Know Who You’re Talking To? Effective Messaging for Young Women of Color on Reproductive Health Issues. (presentation)

    Nicole Clark (Pro-Choice Public Education Project) and Candace K. Webb (AIDS Alliance for Children, Youth & Families)

    Women, Action & the Media Conference, Cambridge, MA; 03/2007
  • Womanization of HIV/AIDS: A consideration of feminist, black feminist and mujerista feminist analyses of public health research. (poster)

    Candace K. Webb and Ellen M. Daley (University of South Florida College of Public Health) and Marilyn Myerson (University of South Florida, Women's Studies Department)

    134th Annual American Public Health Association Annual Meeting & Exposition, Boston, MA; 11/2006
  • Assessing the Cognitive and Emotional Response to HPV Infection in Men: Validation of an Innovative Survey Instrument. (poster)

    Ellen Daley, Julie Baldwin, Cheryl Vamos, Candace K. Webb, and Eric Buhi (University of South Florida College of Public Health) and Anna Giuliano, Martha Abrahamsen and Susan Vadaparampil (H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute)

    International Human Papillomavirus Conference, Prague, Czech Republic; 09/2006
  • A Comparison Of HPV Knowledge Among Women And Men Tested For HPV: Preliminary Findings From A Pilot Study Of HPV Among Men. (poster)

    Candace K. Webb, Cheryl Vamos, Ellen Daley, Kay Perrin and Robert McDermott (University of South Florida College of Public Health) and Anna Giuliano and Martha Abrahamsen (H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute)

    University of South Florida, Health Science Research Day, Tampa, FL; 03/2006
  • Bridging the Gap: Tools of Competence for HIV Prevention. (presentation)

    Candace K. Webb (Advocates for Youth)

    National Black Women and HIV/AIDS Conference, Los Angeles, CA; 12/2005
  • Young Women of Color Leadership Council: A project of Advocates for Youth. (poster)

    Smita Varia and Candace K. Webb (Advocates for Youth)

    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National HIV Prevention Conference, Atlanta, GA; 06/2005
  • The Development of a Maternal and Child Health Resource Center for Georgia’s Policymakers. (poster)

    Rachael Krause Candace K. Webb (Georgia Department of Community Health, Division of Public Health - Family Health Branch)

    Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Partnering Meeting, Atlanta, GA; 02/2003

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