ROOM CHANGE: Community Capacity Building and Health in the US Military
Invited Symposium
Session ID#:
228 Jay A. Mancini, A. Laura Arnold, James A. Martin, Gary L. Bowen, Danielle Swick, Anne F. Farrell, Irene Nathan Zipper, Denise Lindley
Co-chairs: Gary L. Bowen, Jay A. Mancini, and James A. Martin
Date:
November 1, 2012Time:
3:15 pm - 4:45 pm
Session Location:
Regency Ballroom A/B. (PLEASE NOTE: This session has moved from Ellis West to Regency Ballroom A/B) Session Type: Symposium
About the Session
- 228-01 - The Theory of Community Action and Change: Implications for Health Promotion in the US Military. Presented by: Jay A. Mancini, A. Laura Arnold, James A. Martin, Gary L. Bowen
- 228-02 - Construct Validity of a Community Capacity Measure: Implications for Intervention Research. Presented by: Danielle Swick, Gary L. Bowen, Jay A. Mancini, A. Laura Arnold
- 228-03 - Community Capacity and the Psychological Well-Being of Married US Air Force Members: Empirical Testing of the Theory of Community Action and Change. Presented by: Gary L. Bowen, James A. Martin, Jay A. Mancini
- 228-04 - Informal Network Support and Resiliency among US Air Force Civilian Parents with Children with Special Needs: Empirical Testing of the Theory of Community Action and Change. Presented by: Anne F. Farrell, Gary L. Bowen, James A. Martin, Danielle Swick
- 228-05 - Supporting Military Families with Children who have Developmental Disabilities: Practice Application in the US Marine Corps of the Theory of Community Action and Change. Presented by: Irene Nathan Zipper, Gary L. Bowen, Denise Lindley
- 228-06 - Promoting Community Capacity Building in Support of Military Members, Veterans, and their Families: Development Development and Evaluation of an Online Training Program. Presented by: A. Laura Arnold, Danielle Swick, Jay A. Mancini, Gary L. Bowen
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