Education
1994-1997 – Ph.D., Health Education, Community Health, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
1993-1994 – M.P.H., Health Education/Communications Tulane University School of Public Health, Tropical Medicine, New Orleans, LA
1986-1990 – B.A.(double major), Rhetoric and Communications, Afro-American StudiesUniversity of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA
Courses Taught
- HBHE 5240 Tobacco Prevention and Control
- HBHE 5241 Community Organizing for Health
Recent Publications
Sakuma, K.K., Dolcini, M.M., Seifert, J.*, Greaves, M., Fagan, P.,Wilson, M., Felicitas-Perkins, J.Q.*, Blanco, L.*, Trinidad, D.R.(in press). Hookah and electronic inhalant device use and perceptions among African American youth and young adults: are we asking the right questions? Health Education & Behavior. doi: 10.1177/1090198119876977.
Breland,A., Balster,R.L., Cobb,C., Fagan,P., Foulds,J., Koch,J.R., Lipato,T., Saliba,N.,Shihadeh,A., Sun,S., Eissenberg,T.(2019). Answering questions about electronic cigarettes using a multidisciplinary model. AmericanPsychologist,74(3):368-379.
Soule,E.K., Sakuma,K.K., Palafox,S.*, Pokhrel,P., Herzog,T.A., Thompson,N.*, Fagan,P.+(2019). Content analysis of internet marketing strategies used to promote flavored electronic cigarettes. AddictiveBehaviors,91:128-135.
Fagan, P.+,Guy, M., Alexander, L.A., Oliver, V. (2019). The casualties left behind in the cinders of tobacco combustion. Current Addiction Reports,6(3), 183-190.