Sharyn J. Potter

Department of Sociology

University of New Hampshire

Durham, NH 03824

603-***-****

abph59@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION:

Ph.D. 1998 Sociology

Emory University, Atlanta, GA

M.P.H. 1994 Health Policy and Management

Rollins School of Public Health of Emory University, Atlanta, GA

C.P.A. 1991 Professional Licensing Services

New York State Education Department, Albany, NY

B.S. 1989 Accounting

State University of New York at Albany, Alban y, NY

POSITIONS:

2011-2012 Visiting Scholar, Child & Woman Abuse Studies Unit, London Metropolitan

University, London, United Kingdom.

2006-present Co-Director, Prevention Innovations, Research and Practices for Ending Violence

Against Women on Campus. University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH.

2004-present Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, University of New Hampshire,

Durham, NH.

2007-2008 Faculty Fellow, Office of the Associate Vice President for Research and Outreach

Scholarship. University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH.

1998-2004 Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, University of New Hampshire,

Durham, NH.

1996-1998 Instructor, Department of Health Policy and Management, Rollins School of

Public Health of Emory University, Atlanta, GA.

1993-1998 Research Assistant, Department of Health Policy and Management, Rollins

School of Public Health of Emory University, Atlanta, GA.

Summer 1996 Teaching Assistant, Emory University Undergraduate Comparative Health Care

Program based in London, England.

1993-1995 Teaching Assistant, Department of Health Policy and Management, Rollins

School of Public Health of Emory University, Atlanta, GA.

AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION:

Sexual Violence Prevention

Program Evaluation

Medical Sociology, the hospital industry, health care policy, social inequalities in health care.

Research Methods and Statistics.

Social Stratification.

Organizations, health services management, women in health care administration.

COURSES TAUGHT:

Statistics (Sociology 502)

Advanced Statistics (Sociology 903)

Methods of Social Research (Sociology 601W)

Medical Sociology (Sociology 635W)

Social Problems (Sociology 540W)

Complex Organizations (Sociology 735/835)

Sociology Internship (Sociology 793)

Health, Healing and Society (Sociology 988)

Sociological Perspectives on US Health Care Policy in the 20th Century (Sociology 797/897)

SOCIAL MARKETING CAMPAIGN:

Potter SJ and JG Stapleton. 2004-present. Know Your PowerTM Bystander Social Marketing

Campaign. Co-led the development, design and administration of the nationally recognized

bystander social marketing campaign to reduce sexual violence on college campuses. Developed

all of the campaign research and evaluation strategies, designed the surveys, analyzed and

described the data, and the findings. The campaign has received funding from a variety of

agencies including the Department of Justice, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,

Department of Defense, University of California, Merced and the UNH Parent Association. The

campaign was developed at the University of New Hampshire and has currently been adopted by

50 colleges and universities around the United States. The social marketing campaign has been

customized for University of Massachusetts at Lowell, and adapted and piloted for a US Army

Post in Europe. The campaign has been adapted and customized for the University of California,

Merced. In addition three images addressing relationship violence in the LGBTQ Community

were designed with the help of members and allies of the LGBTQ community. The campaign

currently has 22 images that have been used on 11x17 posters, table tents, bookmarks, postcards,

King Kong bus wraps computer pop-up screens, and a website. The campaign logo is currently

being used on a number of collateral products including water bottles, gym bags, Frisbees,

highlighter pens, buttons and flashlights.

REFEREED ARTICLES:

Potter SJ and JG Stapleton. Assessing the efficacy of a bystander social marketing

campaign four weeks following the campaign administration. Sexual Assault Report. In

Press.

Potter SJ, Fountain K and JG Stapleton. Addressing Sexual and Relationship Violence in

the LGBT Community Using a Bystander Framework. Harvard Review of Psychiatry, 20,

201-208.

Potter SJ. Using a Multi-media Social Marketing Campaign to Increase Active Bystanders

on the College Campus. Journal of American College Health 60, 2012, 282-295.

Potter SJ and JG Stapleton. Translating Sexual Assault and Stalking Prevention from a

College Campus to a US Military Post: Piloting the Know-Your-Power Social Marketing

Campaign. Journal of Interpersonal Violence 27, 2012, 1593-1621.

Potter, SJ and J Stapleton. Bringing in the Target Audience in Bystander Social Marketing

Materials for Communities: Suggestions for Practitioners. Violence Against Women 17,

2011, 797-812.

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Potter SJ and MM Moynihan. Bringing in the Bystander to US Military Installation:

Results from a Pilot Study. Military Medicine 176, 2011, 870-875.

Potter SJ and Banyard VL. The Victimization Experiences of Women in the Workforce:

Moving Beyond Single Categories of Work or Violence. Violence and Victims. 26, 2011,

513-532.

Potter SJ, Moynihan MM and JG Stapleton. Using Social Self-Identification in Social

Marketing Materials Aimed at Reducing Violence Against Women on Campus. Journal of

Interpersonal Violence. 26, 2011, 971-990.

Potter SJ, Moynihan MM, Stapleton JG, and Banyard VL. Empowering Bystanders to

Prevent Campus Violence against women. Violence Against Women. 15, 2009, 106-121.

Potter SJ, Stapleton JG and MM Moynihan. Designing, Implementing, and Evaluating a

Media Campaign Illustrating the Bystander Role. Special issue of Prevention and

Intervention in the Community. 36, 2008, 39-56.

Potter SJ, and Laflamme DJ. An Assessment of State Level Sexual Assault Prevalence

Estimates. Journal of Maternal Child Health. 15, 2011, 77-86.

Banyard VL, Potter SJ and Turner H. The Impact of Interpersonal Violence in Adulthood

on Women s Job Satisfaction and Productivity: The Mediating Roles of Mental and Physical

Health. Psychology of Violence. 1, 2011, 16-28.

Banyard VL and Potter SJ. Victimization in the Lives of Employed Women: Disclosure in

the Workplace Family and Intimate Partner Violence Quarterly. 3, 2010, 1-20.

Murphy SB, Potter SJ, Pierce-Weeks J, Stapleton JG, and Wiesen-Martin D. An

Examination of SANE Data: Clinical Considerations Based on Victim-Assailant

Relationship. Journal of Forensic Nursing. 7, 2011, 137-144.

Murphy SB, Potter SJ, Pierce-Weeks J, Stapleton JG, and Wiesen-Martin D. Findings from

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE): A Case Study of New Hampshire's Pediatric

SANE Database. Journal of Forensic Nursing, 6, 2010, 163-169.

Murphy SB, Potter SJ, Pierce-Weeks J, Stapleton JG, Wiesen-Martin D and Phillips K.

Providing Context for Social Workers Response to Sexual Assault Victims. Affilia 26,

2011, 90-94.

Potter, SJ, E Abrams, L Townson, C Wake and J Williams. Intellectual Growth for Faculty

and Undergraduate Students: Evaluation Results from an Undergraduate Research

Conference. Journal of College Teaching and Learning. 7, 2010, 25-34.

Potter SJ, Abrams E, Townson L and JE Williams. Faculty Mentors Perceptions of the

Challenges and Benefits of the Research Relationship. Journal of College Teaching and

Learning. 6, 2009, 17-30.

Potter SJ, Churilla A, and K Smith. Meeting Elderly Needs in the United States: An

Examination of Full-Time Employment in the Direct-Care Workforce. Journal of Applied

Gerontology. 25, 2006, 356-374.

Potter SJ, and JB McKinlay. From a Relationship to an Encounter: An examination of

longitudinal and lateral dimensions in the doctor-patient relationship. Social Science and

Medicine. 61, 2005, 465-479.

Potter SJ, and M Wells Service-Learning Pedagogy: New Directions for Mentoring and

Collaboration Between Faculty and Graduate Students. The Journal of Teaching Assistant

Development. 10, 2006, 7-16.

Potter SJ, RL Lozman, and J Lozman. An Analysis of Factors that Influence What

Specialties Medical Students Envision Pursuing. The Advisor. 24 (4), 2004, 11-19.

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Potter SJ, and TJ Dowd. Executive Turnover and the Legal Environment: The case of

California hospitals, 1960-1995. Sociological Forum. 18(3), September 2003, 441-464.

Potter SJ, E Caffrey and E Plante. Integrating Service-Learning in the Research Methods

Curriculum. Teaching Sociology. 31(1), 2003, 38-48.

Becker ER, and SJ Potter. Organizational Rationality, Performance, and Social

Responsibility: Results from the hospital industry. Journal of Health Care Finance. 29 (1),

2002, 23-48.

Potter SJ. A Longitudinal Analysis of the Distinction between For-Profit and Not-For-

Profit Hospitals in America. Journal of Health and Social Behavior. 42(1), 2001, 15-44.

Phillips VL, Potter SJ, and SL Simon. Special Care Units for Alzheimer s Patients: Their

role in the nursing home market. Journal of Health and Human Services Administration.

20(3), 1998, 300-310.

Potter SJ, Mauldin PD, and HA Hill. Access to and Participation in Breast Cancer

Screening: A review of recent literature. Clinical Performance and Quality Health Care.

4(2), 1996, 74-85.

CO-EDITOR OF JOURNAL VOLUME:

Potter SJ and Banyard VL. Co-Editors, Special Issue: Engaging Communities to End

Sexual Violence: Current Research on Bystander Focused Prevention. Violence Against

Women. 17, 2011.

Potter SJ and Banyard VL. Guest Editors Introduction. Violence Against Women. 17,

2011, 679-683.

PAPERS IN PREPARATION:

Potter SJ, Stapleton JG, Mansager K and Nies C. Translating and Piloting a Bystander

Social Marketing Campaign for a Diverse Campus Population.

Potter SJ and MJ Staley. College Student s Attitudes toward Peers who Identify as

LGBTQ: The Construction of the LGBTQ Behavioral and Characteristic Myth Scale.

Staley MJ and Potter SJ. Teaching Research Methods using Social Climate Research.

Potter SJ, Cares A, Williams L, Banyard V, Moynihan MM and JG Stapleton. Sexual and

Relationship Violence in Two College Campus Communities: Student Attitudes, Sense of

Community, and Victimization Experiences Following Exposure to Broad Community

Prevention Strategies.

Banyard V, Potter SJ, Cares A, Williams L, Moynihan MM and JG Stapleton. Ending

Sexual Violence on Campuses by Improving Bystander Intervention: Multiple Prevention

Tools Working Together.

BOOK:

Potter SJ. 2000. Can Efficiency and Community Service be Symbiotic? A longitudinal

analysis of not-for-profit and for-profit hospitals in the United States. New York: Garland

Publishing.

BOOK CHAPTERS:

Moynihan, M. M., Potter, S. J., Banyard, V. L., Stapleton, J. G., & Mayhew, M. R. 2010.

An Example of Community Perspective on Sexual Violence Prevention: Enhancing Safety

Nets and Preventing Victimization by Empowering a College Community of Bystanders. In

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M. Paludi and F. L. Denmark (Eds.), Victims of Sexual Assault and Abuse: Resources and

Responses for Individuals and Families, Volume 2 (pp. 187-210). New York: Praeger.

ENCYCLOPEDIA CHAPTERS:

Vanderminden J, and Potter SJ. Challenges to the Doctor Patient Relationship in the 21st

Century. Chapter in the Blackwell Medical Sociology Handbook. Blackwell Publishing,

August 2009. Edited by William Cockerham.

Potter SJ. Hospitals. In The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Sociology. Edited by George

Ritzer. Blackwell Publishing Ltd.: London. 2006.

STATEWIDE REPORTS:

Laflamme D, Mattern G, Moynihan, M and Potter SJ. Sexual Assault in New Hampshire:

A Report from The New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence.

(collaborators are listed alphabetically). Report released January, 2011.

Laflamme D, Mattern G, Moynihan, M and Potter SJ (collaborators are listed

alphabetically). 2009. Violence Against Men in New Hampshire. Report released at a New

Hampshire press conference on February, 10, 2009 at the NH Department of Health and

Human Services. Concord, New Hampshire.

Banyard V, Bujno L, Laflamme D, Mattern G, Moynihan, M and Potter SJ (collaborators

are listed alphabetically). 2007. Violence Against Women in New Hampshire. Report

released at a New Hampshire Attorney General press conference on March 30, 2007. New

Hampshire Attorney General Office. Concord, New Hampshire.

OTHER PUBLICATIONS:

Potter SJ, and B. Perry. 2008. Incorporating Evaluation into Media Campaign Design

National Online Resource Center on Violence Against Women (VAWnet). (April):1-9.

Potter SJ and M Wells. Sociology 601: Methods of Social Research Syllabus. In

Community Based Research. Edited by Sam Marullo and Kerry J. Strand American

Sociological Association: Washington, DC 2004.

Potter SJ. Commentary: Journal of Evidence-based Healthcare. December 2002.

Potter SJ. Book review: Kronenfeld JJ, Research in the Sociology of Health Care- Health

Care Delivery System Changes: New Roles for Providers, Insurers and Patients. European

Journal of Public Health. 8(3) 1998, 262-263.

Becker ER, Culler SC, Mauldin PD, Potter SJ and WS Weintraub, A Summary of Costs and

Quality of Life Associated With Drug Treatments of Hypertension in US Populations:

Implications for Calcium Channel Blockers. Prepared for Pfizer Pharmaceutical, October 16,

1995.

AWARDS AND HONORS:

Attended White House Briefing and Reception at Vice President Joe Biden s home to

celebrate the 16th Anniversary of the passage of the Violence Against Women Act,

September 22, 2010.

Scholarly Coach, UNH Research and Engagement Academy 2010-2011

UNH Women s Commission Faculty Award 2009

Nominated for 2008 UNH Women s Commission Faculty Award

University of New Hampshire Dialogue on Democracy Author - 2006-2007

Nominated for 2007 UNH Women s Commission Faculty Award

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University of New Hampshire Outreach Scholar - 2004

University of New Hampshire Outstanding Assistant Professor Award 2003

Delta Omega, Public Health Honor Society - inducted April 1998

Most Valuable Volunteer Award - Egleston Children s Hospital Classroom Program 1998

SUBMITTED GRANTS:

Potter SJ, Principal Investigator on NIH Proposal submitted on February 24th. Received a

score of 37 (projects with scores of 25 and lower were funded in this round). I am currently

working on the resubmission that is due on October 25th, 2012. Funds requested $461,680.

Potter SJ, Principal Investigator, $100,000 proposal submitted to Liberty Hill Foundation on

October 3, 2012.

FUNDED GRANTS:

Potter SJ, Principal Investigator on grant from University of California Merced. Know-

Your-Power Bystander Social Marketing Campaign at University of California Merced

Awarded $37,092 to conduct a one year pilot study to translate and assess the effectiveness

of the Know Your Power Bystander Social Marketing Campaign for the University

California Merced, 2010-2011. Co-investigator, Jane Stapleton.

Potter SJ. Social Climate Toward LGBTQ+ People at the University of New Hampshire,

Durham. Awarded $675 from the Office of the Vice-President for Student & Academic

Services and $675 from the UNH Kidder Fund to work with my students in Sociology 601

(Methods of Social Research) to conduct this research. February 1 May 20th, 2011.

Potter SJ, Principal Investigator on a grant from the United States Department of Defense.

Bystander Intervention Project. Awarded $72,258 to conduct a one year pilot study to

assess the effectiveness of the Bringing in the Bystander In-Person Prevention Program and

Know Your Power Bystander Social Marketing Campaign on two US Military Posts in

Europe, 2009-2010.

Potter SJ, Co-investigator on a Centers for Disease Control and Injury Prevention on

$998,000 three year grant titled Enhancing Bystander Efficacy to Prevent Sexual Violence:

Extending Primary Prevention to First-Year College Students, to experimentally evaluation

a relationship violence prevention program on two campuses, 2008-2011.

Potter SJ, Banyard VL. NH Sexual Violence and Workplace Study. Awarded Funds

($49,108) from UNH President s Initiative.

Banyard, VL, Potter SJ, Laflamme, D. Sexual Assault in New Hampshire: Prevalence,

Context, and Consequences. Awarded Funds ($13,500) from UNH Vice President for

Research and Public Service.

Stapleton JG, Moynihan MM, Potter SJ and Banyard V. Grants to Combat Violence

Against Women on Campuses Program. The Principal Investigator is Jane G. Stapleton.

July 1, 2004-July 1, 2005.

Duncan CM, Potter SJ, Smith K, and Churilla, A. Following the Caregiver Home.

Awarded funds from the Jane s Trust through the Carsey Institute of the University of New

Hampshire. September 1, 2004-August 1, 2005.

Potter SJ. Pathways to a Prescription: An analysis of the patient s decision to obtain and

physician s decision to prescribe medication. $6000 awarded from the UNH Vice President

for Research and Public Service Discretionary and Outreach Scholarship Fund. May 2003.

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Potter SJ. Appealing to the Masses: Madison Avenue, pharmaceutical companies and their

effect on the public s conception of illness. University of New Hampshire College of

Liberal Arts Alumni Fund Funds used for undergraduate research assistance. Spring 2002.

Potter SJ. Appealing to the Masses: Madison Avenue, pharmaceutical companies and their

effect on the public s conception of illness. University of New Hampshire College of

Liberal Arts Faculty Fellowship. July 1, 2002 August 31, 2002.

Potter SJ. Appealing to the Masses: Madison Avenue, pharmaceutical companies and their

effect on the public s conception of illness. University of New Hampshire Graduate School

Summer Faculty Fellowship. July 1, 2001 August 31, 2001.

Potter SJ. Appealing to the Masses: Madison Avenue, pharmaceutical companies and their

effect on the public s conception of illness. Curriculum Infusion Funding. UNH Office of

Health Education and Promotion. May 2001.

Potter SJ. Service Learning Faculty Grant. UNH Faculty Service Learning Grant Committee

and Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs. Spring 2001.

Potter SJ. The Changing Rural Health Care Environment: An empirical analysis of the for-

profit conversions of hospitals serving rural communities. Funds were awarded from the

UNH Vice President s Discretionary Fund. June 1, 1999 June 1, 2000.

PAPER PRESENTATIONS:

Potter SJ. Translating and Piloting a Bystander Social Marketing Campaign for Diverse

Campus Populations. Presented at the National Conference on Health Communication,

Marketing, and Media, August 7-9, 2012. Atlanta, GA.

Potter SJ. Engaging Bystanders in the Prevention of Sexual and Relationship Violence on

University Campuses. Presented at the End Violence Against Women Coalition UK meeting

on July 20, 2012. London UK.

Potter SJ. Using Social Marketing to Educate University Students and Soldiers to Intervene

as Prosocial Bystanders in Instances of Sexual and Relationship Violence or Stalking.

London Metropolitan University, London, UK. March 30th, 2012

Potter SJ. The Know Your Power Bystander Social Marketing Campaign as a Tool for the

Prevention of Sexual and Relationship Violence and Stalking on College Campuses.

Presentation for the London Metropolitan University Violence Against Women Reading

Group. London Metropolitan University, London, UK. February 1, 2012.

Potter SJ. Using Science to Inform and Evaluate Public Health Campaigns for Bullying

Prevention. Presented at the Federal Partners in Bullying Prevention Summit, September 21,

2011. Washington, DC.

Potter SJ. The Know Your Power Bystander Social Marketing Campaign as a Tool for the

Prevention of Sexual and Relationship Violence and Stalking on College Campuses.

Presented at the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Civil Rights, Title IX Conference.

March 25th, 2011. Boston, MA.

Potter SJ, and JG Stapleton. Moving Beyond "Numb" - Awakening the Bystander in All of

Us. University of New Hampshire at Manchester Discovery Dialogue Series. April 6th,

2011.

Potter SJ, and JG Stapleton. Using Social Marketing to Educate College Students on Ways

to Intervene as Prosocial Bystanders in Instances of Sexual and Relationship Violence and

Stalking. Paper presented to members of the University of California, Merced police

department, student affairs and residential life staff and Merced law enforcement, rape crisis

center and judicial staff. Merced, CA. March 9th, 2011.

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Potter SJ. Bringing in the BystanderTM: A Community Framework for Sexual Violence

and Stalking Prevention. Paper presented at the USAREUR Sixth Annual Sexual Assault

Prevention and Response (SAPR) Program Advocate Training. Edelweiss Lodge and Resort

Garmisch, Germany. September 14th, 2010.

Potter SJ. Overview of the Bringing in the Bystander In-Person Prevention Program and

the Know Your Power Social Marketing Campaign. Briefing for United States Four Star

Army General Carter Ham. Edelweiss Lodge and Resort Garmisch, Germany. September

13th, 2010.

Potter SJ, and JG Stapleton. Using Social Marketing to Educate about the Role of

Appropriate Bystanding in an Effort to Reduce Intimate Partner, Sexual Violence and

Stalking on Campus. Paper presented as part of panel Bringing the Community into Sexual

Violence Prevention: Evaluation of Prevention Initiatives on 4 Campuses at the

International Family Violence and Child Victimization Conference, Portsmouth, NH. July

2010.

Murphy S, Potter SJ, and J. Pierce-Weeks. Findings from Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners

(SANE): A Case Study of New Hampshire s Pediatric SANE Database. Paper presented as

part of panel Crisis Center Advocates Speak Out: It is ALL so intrusive one needs

support all the way through at the International Family Violence and Child Victimization

Conference, Portsmouth, NH. July 2010.

Potter SJ Taking Back Our Communities: Engaging Men and Women in the Effort to

Reduce Sexual Violence in the Community. Take Back the Night Keynote Speaker. YMCA

of Manchester. Manchester, NH. May 6th, 2010.

Potter SJ Engaging Members of the Community to Reduce Sexual Violence on Campus.

Presented at the Middle Earth Peer Assistance Program Advocates the University at Albany.

Albany, NY. May 4th, 2010.

Potter SJ Designing, Implementing and Evaluating a Prosocial Bystander Social Marketing

Campaign. Presented at the University at Albany Counseling Center. Albany, NY. May 4th,

2010.

Potter SJ, and MM Moynihan. Overview of the Bringing in the Bystander Program.

Presented at the September meeting of the NH Consortium to End Violence Against Women

on Campus, Concord, NH, September 2009.

Potter SJ, Stapleton, JG and D Edwards. More Bang for your Buck: Investing in Prevention

Strategies that Really Work. Conference Endnote Presentation. Presented at the Campus

Training and Technical Assistance Institute. U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence

Against Women. Dallas, Texas, June 2009.

Potter SJ, Stapleton, JG and D Edwards. This Ain t Your Mamas Prevention Program,

Even Though Were Your Mamas. Workshop Presentation. Presented at the Campus

Training and Technical Assistance Institute. U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence

Against Women. Dallas, Texas, June 2009.

Potter SJ Designing, Implementing and Evaluating a Prosocial Bystander Social Marketing

Campaign. Presented at Jane Doe Inc., The Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault

and Domestic Violence. Framingham, Massachusetts. May 20th, 2009.

Potter SJ Bringing in the Bystander Project. Presented at the Army Sexual Assault

Prevention and Risk Reduction Training Summit on September 10, 2008, Washington DC.

Potter SJ and T. Marquardt. The Use of Poster Campaigns in Violence Prevention.

Presented at the NH Statewide Conference on Ending Violence Against Women on NH

Campuses. University of New Hampshire, Durham. October 24th, 2008.

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Potter SJ Integrating Social Marketing into SART Programs. Present to130 Air Force

SART (Sexual Assault Response Team) Coordinators on July 28, 2008, San Antonio Texas.

Banyard VL, Potter SJ, Moynihan, MM and Saheli, N. Exploring the synergy between in-

person prevention and social marketing programs: Results from a Bringing in the Bystander

pilot study. Paper presented as part of panel Enhancing primary prevention of relationship

violence: Community capacity on the college campus at the International Family Violence

and Child Victimization Conference, Portsmouth, NH. July 2008.

Potter SJ and D. Laflamme. Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence in New

Hampshire: Findings and Implications from a Survey of New Hampshire Men. Presented at

the fourteenth Statewide Conference on Domestic and Sexual Violence and Stalking. Attitash

New Hampshire May 16th, 2008.

Potter SJ Incorporating Evaluation into Social Marketing Campaigns. Presented at the Air

Force FAP Working Meeting. January 10th, 2008, San Antonio Texas.

Potter SJ, Laflamme D, and Moynihan MM. Is One in Seven a Myth? The Implications of

Using National Data to Address State and Local Issues. Presented at the Annual Meetings of

the American Public Health Association, Washington, DC, November 2007.

Laflamme D, Potter SJ, and Moynihan MM. The challenge of assessing violence against

women at the state level: Using multiple data sources to inform policy, service and

prevention efforts. Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Public Health

Association, Washington, DC, November 2007.

Potter, SJ and MM Moynihan. Seeing Me: Analyzing the impact of a campus sexual violence

prevention outreach campaign. Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American

Sociological Association, New York, NY, August 2007.

Potter SJ, Laflamme D, Banyard VL, and MM Moynihan. Sexual Assault and Intimate

Partner Violence in New Hampshire: Findings and Implications from a Survey of New

Hampshire Women. Presented at the Thirteenth Statewide Conference on Domestic and

Sexual Violence and Stalking. Bartlett, New Hampshire June 7, 2007

Banyard, VL and Potter, SJ. Bringing in the Bystander: Combating Violence Against

Women on Campus. Presented at the Campus Training and Technical Assistance Institute.

U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women. Columbus, Ohio. October

25-26, 2006.

Banyard VL, Potter SJ, and MM Moynihan. Presented our research on the Bringing the

Bystander In Project at the Boston Area Campus Sexual Assault Coalition Quarterly

Meeting, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA. May 10, 2006.

Potter SJ. Presented a paper titled Is This a Sustainable Occupation? A Profile of the Direct

Care Giver Workforce in the United States at the Carsey Institute Series titled The Faces of

Direct Caregiving. December 9th, 2005.

Potter, SJ. Piloting A Violence Against Women Media Campaign for Bystanders.

Presented at the 9th International Family Violence Research Conference, Portsmouth, NH,

July 2005.

Potter, SJ, Churilla, A, Smith, K and CM Duncan. Is This a Sustainable Occupation? A

Profile of the Direct Care Giver Workforce in the United States. Presented at the Annual

Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Philadelphia, PA 2005

Potter SJ, and JB McKinlay. From a Relationship to an Encounter: An examination of

longitudinal and lateral dimensions in the doctor-patient relationship. Presented at the

Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA 2004.

SJ Potter. Member of Panel titled Public Sociologies in the Undergraduate Classrooms.

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Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco,

CA 2004.

Lozman R, and SJ Potter. A Comparison of Medical Specialty and Practice Setting

Expectations: An analysis of first and fourth year medical students. Presented at the Annual

Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Atlanta, GA 2003.

Potter SJ, and M Wells. Service-Learning Pedagogy: New directions for faculty/graduate

student mentoring and collaboration. Presented at the New Hampshire Higher Education

Student Service-Learning Conference. Manchester, NH 2003.

Rohall D, C Moran, SJ Potter, and C Brown. Students as Living Data: Introducing methods

of sociological inquiry using active learning exercises. Presented at the Annual Meetings of

the American Sociological Association, Chicago, IL 2002.

Potter SJ. A Longitudinal Analysis of the Impact of the Increase of For-Profit Psychiatric

Hospitals on the Role of Public and Not-For-Profit Psychiatric Hospitals. Presented at the

Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Anaheim, CA 2001.

Potter SJ, and E Caffrey. Integrating Service Learning into the Research Methods

Curriculum. Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association,

Anaheim, CA 2001.

Potter SJ. The Impact of the For-Profit Conversions of Rural Serving Not-For-Profit and

Public Hospitals on Rural Communities in the New England States. Presented at the Annual

Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Washington, DC 2000.

Potter SJ. Profits, Public Policy and Mental Health: A longitudinal analysis of mental

health hospitals in the United States. Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American

Public Health Association, Chicago, IL, November 1999.

Potter SJ. The Evolution of an Industry and the Plight of Women Executive: An analysis of

women executives in the hospital industry. Presented at the Annual Meetings of the

American Public Health Association, Chicago, IL, 1999.

Potter SJ. A Tale of Two Hospital Types: A longitudinal analysis of the declining

distinction between for-profit and not-for-profit hospitals in America. Presented at the

Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, IL 1999.

Potter SJ, and TJ Dowd Hospital Leaders in Turmoil: A comparison of hospitals and their

administrators before and after profit status conversion. Presented at the Annual Meetings

of the American Sociological Association, Chicago, IL 1999.

Potter SJ, and ER Becker Who Cares and Who is Caring? Do communities need legislation

to regulate their hospital s provision of community service? Presented at the Annual

Meetings of the American Sociological Association, San Francisco, CA 1998.

Potter SJ, and ER Becker Do You Know if Your Neighborhood Hospital is For-Profit or

Not-For-Profit? An Analysis of the Declining Distinction. Presented at the Annual Meetings

of the American Sociological Association, Toronto, Canada 1997.

Potter SJ, and TJ Dowd. Are You Hiring? An Analysis of Hospital Administrator

Turnover. Presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological Association,

New York City 1996.

Mauldin PD, and SJ Potter. The Economics of Breast Cancer. Presented at the 8th

National Chronic Disease Conference, Kansas City, KA 1993.

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PRESS CONFERENCES:

Laflamme D, Mattern G, Moynihan, M and Potter SJ (collaborators are listed

alphabetically). 2009. Violence Against Men in New Hampshire. Report released at a New

Hampshire press conference on February, 10, 2009 at the NH Department of Health and

Human Services. Concord, New Hampshire.

Ayotte K, Cooney M A, Little K, Mattern G, Potter SJ, Toumpas N. (participants listed

alphabetically). NH State Attorney General Press Conference. Release of NH Statewide

Sexual Assault Survey. March 30, 2007. Concord, NH

DISSERTATION AND THESIS COMMITTEES:

Spring 2011-present. Amy (Barr) Redman. Member, Doctoral Thesis Committee.

Spring 2010-present. Michael Staley. Member, Masters Thesis Committee.

Fall 2009-present. Michelle Stansky. Member, Doctoral Thesis Committee

Summer 2009-May 2010. Karin Hakala. Chair, Senior Honor Thesis Committee.

Summer 2009-May 2010. Mirielle Rouillard. Chair, Senior Thesis Committee.

Fall 2007-July 2009. Angela Mitiguy. Chair, Masters Thesis Committee

Fall 2007- July 2009. Jennifer Vanderminden. Masters Thesis Committee

Fall 2006-July 2008. Katherine Seabury. Chair, Masters Thesis Committee.

Fall 2007-present. Elizabeth Milliken. Chair, Masters Thesis Committee.

Fall 2007- July 2008. Leslie Dillon. Masters Thesis Committee.

Spring 2006- September 2007. Karen Schreiner. Chair, Masters Thesis Committee. The

Disneyfication of service work in financial institutions.

Fall 2006- September 2007. Rachel Marks. Chair, Masters Thesis Committee. The effects of

market transition on the distribution of health care and China 1991 to 2000.

Fall 2006-September 2007. Amy Barr. Masters Thesis Committee.

Fall 2005-present. Cheryl Sprague. Masters Thesis Committee. Tamoxifen and tofu:

Integrative treatment choices for early stage breast cancer

Spring 2003-2005. Theresa Ridgeway. Masters Thesis Committee. Social Structure and

Violence: Testing Blackian-derived predictions.

2003-2004 Academic Year Jamie Brennan and Valerie Sangermano. Senior Honor Thesis

Advisor. Do Seats Matter? An extensive study of classroom ecology and college grades at

the University of New Hampshire. Students received UROP funding for thesis project.

Fall 2002-Spring 2003. Rebecca L. Lozman. Senior Thesis. A Comparison of Medical

Specialty and Practice Setting: An analysis of first and fourth year medical students at two

medical schools. Student received UROP funding towards the project.

Fall 2001-Spring 2002. Sydney Pelletier. Senior Thesis. Breaking the Cycle: Researching

the success of counseling programs designed for children who witness domestic violence

Student received UROP funding towards the project.

Fall 2001-Spring 2002. Michael Sternberg. Senior Thesis. Understanding Your Rights as a

Patient.

2002. Erika Gebo. Dissertation Committee. Juvenile Justice Reform: A tale of two

systems.

Fall 1998-Spring 1999. Gavin Henning. Masters Thesis Committee. Campus Conflicts:

Grievance management involving college students.

SERVICE ACTIVITIES:

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University of New Hampshire

UNH Faculty Senate, Senator, August 2009-May 2011.

Faculty Advisory Board, SHARPP (Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention Program),

Board Chair, University of New Hampshire, July 2007-May 2011.

Faculty Advisory Board, SHARPP (Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention Program),

Board Vice-Chair, University of New Hampshire, August 2005-June 2007.

RCM Tuition and Financial Aid Subcommittee (September 1-December 15, 2005).

Faculty Advisory Board, SHARPP (Sexual Harassment and Rape Prevention Program),

University of New Hampshire, Fall 2001-August 2005.

Undergraduate Research Conference (URC) Planning Committee, University of New

Hampshire, Fall 2002-Spring 2010.

Chair, URC Evaluation Committee, University of New Hampshire, Fall 2005-Spring 2010.

SHARPP Director Search Committee Member, Spring 2003-Summer 2003.

General Education Study Committee, University of New Hampshire, Spring 2001-Spring

2002.

Banner Judge for Take Back the Night, University of New Hampshire, Spring 2002.

Focus Group Organizer, UNH Commission on the Status of Women, Spring 1999.

College of Liberal Arts

College of Liberal Arts Promotion and Tenure Committee, Fall 2006-Summer 2008, Fall

2010 May 2011.

RCM (Responsibility Center Management decentralized budget system) Advisory

Committee, College of Liberal Arts, University of New Hampshire, Spring 2000-Fall 2006.

Winant Fellowship Selection Committee, Carsey Institute. Spring 2005 present.

Social Science Division Representative, College of Liberal Arts Executive Committee,

University of New Hampshire, Fall 2002-Spring 2003.

Premedical/Predental Advising Committee, College of Liberal Arts, University of New

Hampshire, Fall 1998-Fall 2002.

Department of Sociology

Colloquium Committee, Chair, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts, University

of New Hampshire, Fall 2012-present.

Undergraduate Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts, University of

New Hampshire, Fall 1999-May 2009.

Undergraduate Committee, Chair, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts,

University of New Hampshire, July 2005 July 2007.

Graduate Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts, University of New

Hampshire, Fall 2005 Summer 2008.

Medical Sociology Search Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts,

University of New Hampshire, Fall 2000.

Instructor Search Committee. Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts, University

of New Hampshire, Spring 2003.

Methods Examination Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts,

University of New Hampshire, Fall 1999-present.

Medical Sociology Examination Committee, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal

Arts, University of New Hampshire, Fall 1999-present.

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Community

Member, NSVRC Campus Sexual Assault Awareness Month Campaign Planning

Committee, National Sexual Violence Resource Center (February 2009-present).

Network Member, Violence Against Women Online Research Project Rapid Response

Project (March 2009-present).

Member, Survey Committee of the New Hampshire Governor s Commission on Domestic

and Sexual Violence (January, 2007-May 2008).

Member, Public Education Committee of the New Hampshire Governor s Commission on

Domestic and Sexual Violence (May, 2006-present).

Chair, Governance Committee, Families First of the Greater Seacoast, 2003-2004.

Member, Program and Policies Committee, Families First of the Greater Seacoast, 2002- 04.

Member, Finance Committee, Families First of the Greater Seacoast, 2001- 2002.

Board Member, Families First of the Greater Seacoast, Portsmouth, NH, 2001- 2004.

Volunteer, Egleston Children s Hospital Classroom Program, Fall 1996-Spring 1998.

President s Commission on the Status of Women at Emory University, Spring 1997.

REVIEWER:

Journal of Health and Social Behavior Social Forces

The Sociological Quarterly Teaching Sociology

Journal of the National Medical Association Social Science and Medicine

Journal of Interpersonal Violence American Journal of College Health

Violence Against Women American Journal of Public Health

Maternal and Child Health Journal Psychology of Violence

Cases in Public Health Communications & Marketing Journal

American Journal of Public Health

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