| Michael E. Hall, Ph.D., CHES - Visiting Assistant Professor
OFFICE ADDRESS
FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY
Department of Exercise Science and Health Promotion
777 Glades Road
Boca Raton, FL
Phone: 561.297.2938
Fax: 561.297.2839
E-mail:
mhall61@fau.edu
EDUCATION
University of Tennessee, College of Education, Health and Human Sciences, Knoxville, Tennessee
Doctor of Philosophy in Human Ecology
Concentration in Community Health
Specialization in Safety
Dissertation Research: Measuring safety climate of workers at a steel mini-mill corporation in the United States.
East Tennessee State University, College of Public and Allied Health, Johnson City, Tennessee
Master of Science in Environmental Health
Concentration in Water Resource Management
Thesis Research: Modification and application of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Information Collection Rule (ICR) for detection of Cryptosporidium /Giardia in water samples.
Salisbury University, Henson School of Science and Technology, Salisbury, Maryland
Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health
Undergraduate Research : Use of non-root system plant species for treatment of wastewater
EXPERIENCE Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida 2009 – Present
Visiting Assistant Professor
Mississippi State University, Starkville, Mississippi 2006 – 2009
Assistant Professor
Allen Family Foods, Harbeson, Delaware 2005 - 2006
Environmental Manager
Department of Health, Safety and Exercise Science, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee 2002-2005
Graduate Teaching Associate
Department of Environmental Protection Orlando, Florida 1997-2002
Environmental Specialist II
HONORS/AWARDS
• 2006 Horizon Award for Research Recipient and Presenter at National Safety Council Conference, San Diego , CA
• Central District Superior Performance Award 2001, Florida Department of Environmental Protection
• Central District Employee of the Month September 2000, FDEP
• Central District Team Performance Award 1999, FDEP
• Central District Extra Effort Award 1999, FDEP
• Central District Employee of the Month April 1999, FDEP
• Tuition Scholarship Award, East Tennessee State University
• Tidewater Environmental Health Association, Wallace Q. French Scholarship, Salisbury University
• President-Environmental Health Club, Salisbury University
• 1 st graduate of Environmental Health Program, Salisbury University
ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS
• Eta Sigma Gamma, Health Education Honorary
• American Society of Safety Engineers, ASSE
• National Environmental Health Association, NEHA
• American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, APHERD
• American Public Health Association, APHA
COLLEGE COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS
Florida Atlantic University, College of Education
• Distinguished Scholars
DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS
Mississippi State University, Food Science, Nutrition and Health Promotion
• Curriculum Committee
• Student Recruitment
• Scholarship Awards
RESEARCH INTERESTS
I have broad interest in Health Promotion, particularly in health behavior decisions and attitude measurement. Specifically I am interested in the measurement of attitudes as a predictor of behavior. I have developed worksite safety climate and health climate instruments in English and translated them into Spanish.
CURRENT RESEARCH
Currently I have developed a worksite health climate instrument that is based on the Theory of Planned Behavior constructs.
TEACHING
Florida Atlantic University
HSC 4104 Stress Management
HSC 4139 Weight Management
HSC 4143 Substance Abuse
Mississippi State University
FNH 8613 Design and Administration of Health Promotion Programs
FNH 8653 Implementation and Evaluation of Health Promotion Programs
FNH 8543 Health Education for Diverse Populations
FNH 8653 Principles of Epidemiology and Health Science Research
FNH 3163 Basic Principles of Health Promotion
PUBLICATIONS
*Whitley, A., Hall, M., and Hunt, B. (2008). The Status of Certified Athletic Trainers and Athletic Training Protocols in Mississippi Public Schools. MAHPERD E-Journal. Retrieved December 10, 2008, from http://www.msahperd.com/ejournal/Status%20of%20Certified%20Athletic%20Trainers%20and%20Athletic%20Training%20Protocols%20in%20Mississippi%20Public%20Schools.pdf
*Brace, A, Hall, M., and Hunt, B. (2008). Social, Economic and Health Costs of Unintended Teen Pregnancy: The Circle of Care Intervention Program in Troup County , Georgia . Journal of the Georgia Public Health Association, Vol. 1, No. 1, 2008. 33-46.
*Shaikh, M., Hunt, B., and Hall, M. (2008) Prevalence and Correlates of Tobacco Use Among Class 5 to 9 Students in Somaliland . Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association, Vol. 58, No. 11. 656-657.
Bergman, R., Hall, M., McGrady, E., and Hurtubise, J. (2004) “Is sex synonymous with relationship?: An exploration into the views of males and females”, American Journal of Health Education, Vol. 36, No. 4. 242-244
* Denotes student
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Manuscript Review for Access to Health 9 th ed, Rebecca J. Donatelle, Pearson, Benjamin-Cummings, San Francisco
Editorial Review for test bank Access to Health 9 th ed, Rebecca J. Donatelle, Pearson, Benjamin-Cummings, San Francisco
Contributing author for Power Point Presentation supplement Access to Health 9 th ed, Rebecca J. Donatelle, Pearson, Benjamin-Cummings, San Francisco
PRESENTATIONS
Hall, M., Dye, E. and Hunt, B. (2009) Amazing PACE Program: An Analysis of the Impact of Increased Clergy Physical Activity on Clergy Health. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting. Philadelpia , PA. November 7-11, 2009.
Hall, M., and Hunt, B. (2009) Collaborative Media Campaign Promoting Health: Combining Communication and Health Promotion Majors. American Association of Health Education Conference. Tampa , FL. March 30-April 4, 2009.
Hunt, B., Hall, M. and Shaikh, M. (2009) Prevalence and Correlates of Cigarette Smoking Among 4 th to 9 th Grade Students in Somaliland . American Association of Health Education Conference. Tampa , FL. March 30-April 4, 2009.
Hall, M., Hunt, B. and Thompson, A. (2008) Impact of a Health Promotion Intervention on Health Climate in Rural Mississippi . American Public Health Association National Convention. San Diego , CA . October 25-29, 2008.
Thompson, A., Hall, M., and Hunt, B. (2008) Challenges and Barriers to Implementing a Worksite Health Promotion Program in Rural Mississippi : Lessons Learned from Mississippi in Motion. American Public Health Association National Convention. San Diego , CA . October 25-29, 2008.
Hunt, B., Hall, M. and Thompson, A. (2008) Mississippi in Motion: Collaboration between academic & extension programs. American Association for Health Education Conference. Fort Worth , TX . April 7–12, 2008
Hall, M., Hunt, B. and Thompson, A. (2008) Development of a worksite health climate using structural equation modeling. American Academy of Health Behavior Conference. Oxnard , CA. March 13-16, 2008
Clary, J., Tidwell, D., and Hall, M. (2008) Mississippi In Motion (MIM). 18th Annual Art and Science of Health Promotion Conference. San Diego , CA. March 6-7, 2008
Hall, M., Smith, S. and Stake, V. (2007). Safety training for the culturally diverse. National Safety Council Annual Conference, Chicago , IL October 17, 2007
Hall, M. and Hunt, B.P. (2007). Factor analysis of perceptions contributing to safety climate in an industrial setting. American Academy for Health Behavior National Conference, Savannah , GA March 26, 2007
GRANTS
Briley, C., Hall, M., Tidwell, D. and Trader, B. (2008) Curbing Childhood Obesity Among Preschoolers Through Increased Awareness of Gardening, Vegetable and Fruit Consumption, Nutrition and Physical Activity. Submitted to Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station, Special Research Initiative, Calendar 2009. $66,040 (awarded)
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