Professor Emeritus
Phone: (503) 494-2556
Fax: (503) 494-4981
E-mail: rileyk@ohsu.edu
BS (1964) University of Oregon
MA (1966) Washington State University
EdD (1973) UCLA
- Creative thinking regarding our educational programs.
- Skill in carrying out educational administrative needs,
including communication with other depts.
- Leadership regarding child/adolescent and incarceration
public health issues in the community—serving as a bridge
to policy applications.
- Direct the MPH program – meet with students and
prospective students and provide the “glue” for administration,
ongoing progress, and successful recruitment through completion
of the program by all students.
- Dream up and implement strategies and policies to make
the program more successful in terms of quality and student completion.
- Serve as Co-Investigator on Paths to Recovery grant to
evaluate treatment recovery programs, as Co-Investigator and Director
of Evaluation for the Center for Excellence in Women's Health,
and as Principal Investigator on the Implementation of MET/CBTS
and Parent/Teen Communication Enhancement projects.
As Director of the Epidemiology and Biostatistics track of the
Oregon MPH Program, Katie Riley is responsible for track curriculum
and administrative coordination and student interface and liaison
activities with other Oregon MPH tracks. She is happy to answer
all questions about the program. Her past experience includes
administrative positions at OHSU and UCLA and teaching sociology
of education topics at UCLA and sociology and minority relations
in community colleges in California. She currently teaches Women's
Health Epidemiology and Adolescent Risky Behavior Epidemiology
(with Traci Rieckmann, PhD). Her research interests include group
process, adolescent risky behavior, women's health, substance
abuse, and educational evaluation.
Wisdom JP, Rees AM, Riley, KJ & Weis, TR. (2007). Adolescent perceptions of the gendered context of depression: "Tough" boys and objectified girls. Journal of Mental Health Counseling, 29, 2, 144-162.
Ford JH, Green CA, Hoffman KA, Wisdom JP, Riley KJ, Bergmann L, Molfenter T. Process improvement needs in substance abuse treatment: Admissions walk-through results, Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment, 33 (2007), 379-389
Riley, KJ., Rieckmann, T, McCarty, D, Implementation of MET/CBT-5 for Adolescents, Journal of Behavioral Health Services & Research, 35(3), 2008, 304-314
Riley, KJ, Treatment of Alcohol and Other Drug Disorders in Europe: Four Case Studies, Alcoholism Treatment Quarterly, 26 (4), 2008, 35 (3), 490-499
Riley K, Health Disparities Between Ethnic Groups, Oregon’s
Future, III (II), Fall 2002, 59-60.
Riley K, Campbell
P, Brown M, Duke J, Edmundson E, Elliott C, Hollemon D, Adolescent
Risky Behavior Policy Task Force Report, Oregon Public Health
Association, 1998.
Riley K, Campbell
P, Brown M, Duke J, Edmundson E, Elliott C, Hollemon D, Knapp
I, Nazeeri I, Adolescent Risky Behavior Policy Task Force Report,
Oregon Public Health Association, Revised 9, 2000. |
