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Cassity Gutierrez, Ph.D., CHES (936) 468-1610 (Work Phone) gutierrec2@sfasu.edu (Work Email) Doctor of Philosophy in Health Studies Degree Conferred in August 2011 Texas Woman s University, Denton, TX GPA: 4.0/4.0 EDUCATION Master of Science in Secondary Education Degree Conferred in August 2003 Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi (TAMU-CC), Corpus Christi, TX GPA: 4.0/4.0 Bachelor of Science in Community Health Education with an emphasis in Public Health Degree Conferred in May 2002 Iowa State University (ISU), Ames, IA GPA: 3.91/4.0 Professional Positions: WORK EXPERIENCE Assistant Professor of Health Science, Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, TX, August 2011-present Taught the following undergraduate courses: Introduction to Community Health, Substance Prevention Education, Social Interaction and Sexual Health, Concepts in Child and Adolescent Health, Health Science Senior Seminar, and Prevention and Control of Diseases. Educational Specialist, Education Service Center-Region 20 San Antonio, TX, November 2006-August 2011 Coordinated the ESC-20 School Health, Special Education Related Services and McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Programs for a region encompassing 15 counties with services that impact more than 378,000 students and 52,000 staff in 50 public school districts to include 630 campuses, 29 charter schools with 56 campuses, and numerous private schools. Manage state and federal grants. Submitted applications, mid-year progress reviews, quarterly and final reports for all grant programs. Created and maintained program budgets. Coordinated continuing education, designed and administered training, and provided technical assistance for school nurses, occupational therapists, physical therapists, counselors, social workers, homeless liaisons, administrators and teachers. Planned and implemented over 100 workshops and 10 major conferences annually. Collaborated with community organizations and physicians throughout Texas. Coordinated meetings to connect district personnel with resources and facilitate strategic planning sessions for school districts and community agencies. Provided legislative updates and devised programming to assist school districts with maintaining compliance with legislative mandates. Created and maintained program websites, monthly newsletters, and weekly updates to keep clients abreast on legislative mandates, best practices, and upcoming events. Facilitated and participated in various local, regional and state-wide coalitions, organizations, and initiatives. Presented at local, regional, and state-wide conferences. Participated in regional and statewide pandemic influenza and other emergency preparedness committees and exercises. Assisted districts with the development of their Employee Wellness Programs, School Health Advisory Councils, and Coordinated School Health Programs. Received continual professional growth and development through state-wide conferences, customer service trainings, and technology integration and application workshops. Designed and implemented needs assessment and evaluation instruments. 1

Health Education Coordinator, University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) San Antonio, TX, January 2005-May 2006 Coordinated campus health education programs. Instructed weight loss, smoking cessation, and other health education classes. Collaborated with community organizations and other UTSA entities to make referrals, provide resources, and ensure receipt of appropriate health services for the students. Assisted with the acquisition and management of a grant for minority sexual health and substance abuse programming. Conducted consultations with students on wellness issues. Advised the campus peer education student organization. Assisted with parent and student orientations. Supervised interns, work studies, students and volunteers. Participated in strategic planning meetings and campus committees. Designed and implemented marketing and publicity for various programs, events, and classes. Composed and distributed press releases. Organized various health awareness campaigns, health fairs, and health screenings. Designed brochures, booklets and other health education materials. Vocational Rehabilitation Case Manager and Employment Specialist, Department of VA-Europe Contract Throughout Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, February 2004-May 2005 (Jan-May 2005 was in the U.S.) Provided vocational rehabilitation case management to service-disabled U.S. veterans located in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Conducted counseling and administrative duties to coordinate the delivery of rehabilitation services. Developed Individualized Employment Plans (IEP) and monitored veteran s progression with outlined goals and objectives. Acted as liaison between the veteran and the VA ensuring receipt of services and compliance with policies and procedures. Organized the acquisition of, made referrals for, and provided authorization for the necessary physical and mental health, financial, education, and employment services and supplies. Provided education services: assisted with the admissions process for various colleges and universities, ensured placement and entrance exams were completed, presribed remedial coursework and organized tutoring if needed, devised degree plans, monitored grade reports, and submitted authorizations for each semester. Provided employment services to assist veterans with obtaining suitable employment: labor market information, international employment laws and hiring practices, resume/application preparation, interview skills, job search strategies, and self-advocacy skills. Maintained an extensive computer database and case file system. Submitted detailed monthly progress and assessment reports. Established and maintained a program budget. Prepared and submited invoices, retroactive benefits and reimbursement requests. Attended regular training on the following topics: vocational rehabilitation, employment services, IEP development, disability ratings, and customer service. Substitute Teacher, Corpus Christi Independent School District Corpus Christi, TX, September 2002-June 2003 Facilitated early childhood, elementary, middle school, and high school classrooms throughout the Corpus Christi Independent School District. Program Coordinator (Supervisor) and Instructor, Ames-ISU YMCA Ames, IA, August 1998-January 2001 Coordinated the Aquatics Program which enveloped organizing classes, developing and marketing sessions, securing use of campus facilities, designing lesson plans, scheduling instructors, and maintaining the program database. Supervised and trained instructors. Completed administrative duties for various YMCA programs. Internships & Volunteer Experience: Public Health Intern, Rhode Island Department of Health Providence, RI, January-May 2002 Volunteer Health Promotion Program Coordinator, Naval Ambulatory Care Center (NACC) Newport Newport, RI, January-June 2002 Health Education Intern, Delaware County Health Department Muncie, IN, January-May 2001 (Internship while on Student Exchange to Ball State University) 2

Publications in Progress: Gutierrez, C. (2012). Children living in poverty. In D.C. Wiley, & A.C. Cory (Eds.), Encyclopedia of school health. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE. Submitted for publication. Gutierrez, C. (2012). Management of chronic illness at school: Diabetes. In D.C. Wiley, & A.C. Cory (Eds.), Encyclopedia of school health. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE. Submitted for publication. Gutierrez, C. (2012). Students with special healthcare needs. In D.C. Wiley, & A.C. Cory (Eds.), Encyclopedia of school health. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE. Submitted for publication. Gutierrez, C. (2011). A study to evaluate the effectiveness of an online diabetes education training program for improving the knowledge and self-efficacy of school district employees. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Texas Woman s University. Professional Service: Board of Directors, Texas School Health Association, 2007-2009 Professional Membership: Member, National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth, 2010-2011 Member, Texas School Health Association, 2007-2011 Member, Texas Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 2007-2009 Member, Texas Homeless Education Network, 2006-2009 Member, Southwest College Health Association, 2005 Community Service: American Cancer Society School Nurse Workshop Planning Committee, 2007-2011 Bexar County Youth Obesity Prevention Partners Council, 2007-2010 Bexar County Mayor s Fitness Council Healthy Schools Summit, 2010-2011 San Antonio School Health Leadership Institute, 2006-2009 Texas School Health Network, 2006-2011 Texas Pandemic Influenza Tabletop Exercise, 2008 Texas Coordinated School Health Program Selection Committee, 2007 Community Resource Coordination Group San Antonio Regional Alliance for Homelessness Rhode Island Smoke Free College Initiative, 2002 University and College Service: Member, Diversity Committee, 2011-current Member, College of Education Scholarship Committee, 2011-current State Professional Presentations: Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2011). Impact of the internet and technology on the health and safety of today s children and adolescents. Texas School Health Association Conference in Houston, TX. Gutierrez, C. (2011). The status of school health in Texas. 2011 American Cancer Society School Nurse Conference Gutierrez, C. (2010). Calming and coping strategies for children, youth, and staff in the school setting. Windham Annual Conference Gutierrez, C. (2008). An update on school health related mandates and best practices. 2008 American Cancer Society School Nurse Conference 3

Regional Professional Presentations Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2011). An update on teen health and safety trends. Coordinated School Health Bi-annual Forum Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2011). Impact of the internet and technology on the health and safety of today s children and adolescents. Supporting Our Students Symposium Gutierrez, C. (2011). Addressing the health and safety issues of children in transition. The Conference of Homeless Outreach and Poverty Education Gutierrez, C. (2011). Healthy, safe, engaged, supported and challenged: School improvement through Coordinated School Health. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2011). Building concrete connections: Laying a foundation for student success. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2011). Body, Mind, and Spirit: A healthier you. Education Service Center, Region 20 Gutierrez, C. (2011). Calming and coping strategies for children, youth, and staff in the school setting. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2011). 411 on the violent nature of the teen brain and video gaming. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2010). Facilitating the continuum of care: Collaborations of schools and social service agencies. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2010). Rural homelessness: General awareness and educational issues. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2010). Dealing with medical emergencies and the medically fragile in the school setting: A comprehensive skills session. Education Service Center, Region 20. Gutierrez, C. (2010). School health advocacy and leadership. Education Service Center, Region 20 Gutierrez, C. (2010). Incorporating coordinated school health in the campus improvement plan. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2010). Eight critical components to success: Creating district and campus coordinated school health that works. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2009). Classrooms with revolving doors: Recommended practices for working with atrisk and highly mobile students. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2009). FitnessGram training. Education Service Center, Region 20 in San Antonio, TX. Gutierrez, C. (2009). Managing stress through calming and coping strategies. Back to School Nurse Conference Gutierrez, C. (2009). An update on school health legislation. Coordinated School Health Bi-annual Forum 4

Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2009). 411 on teen relationships. Supporting Our Students Symposium Gutierrez, C. (2009). Youth development and health promotion. Education Service Center, Region 20 Gutierrez, C. (2009). Creating a healthy school culture: CSH and SHAC s in Texas. Education Service Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2008-2011). 411 on teen relationships. Education Service Center, Region20 Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2008-2011). 411 on drugs and substance abuse. Education Service Center, Region20 Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2008-2011). 411 on internet safety. Education Service Center, Region20 Gutierrez, C. (2008-2010). Addressing mental health barriers for school success. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2008). Classroom concepts and activities for lifetime fitness. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2008). School health excel: A leadership institute for SHAC and Coordinated School Health teams. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2008). Dealing with mental health issues: A training for school nurses. Education Service Gutierrez, C. & Costley, L. (2008). Emergency preparation for schools. Education Service Center, Region 20 Gutierrez, C. (2008). School health excel part I: CSH and SHAC s in Texas. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2008). School health excel part II: Action planning for success. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2008). A skills session on playground and sports emergencies. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2008). Family violence and sexual assault. Education Service Center, Region 20 in San Antonio, TX. Gutierrez, C. & Hawkins, D. (2008). Integrating technology into physical education. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2008-2011). Suicide prevention in schools. Education Service Center, Region 20 in San Antonio, TX. Gutierrez, C. (2008). Conducting needs assessments in the school setting. San Antonio School Health Leadership Institute. 5

Gutierrez, C. (2007). Responding to school aged children: At-risk in abuse or in crisis. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2007). School health advisory council training. Education Service Center, Region 20. Gutierrez, C. (2007). A coordinated school health approach to downsizing Texas. Education Service Center, Region 20. Gutierrez, C. (2007). Managing students with seizures. Education Service Center, Region 20 in San Antonio, TX. Gutierrez, C. (2007-2010). School nurse and health assistant orientation. Education Service Center, Region 20. Gutierrez, C. (2007). Innovative activities for physical education programs. Gutierrez, C. (2007). Caring for the medically complex child: A skills workshop. Education Service Gutierrez, C. (2007-2011). Unlicensed diabetes care assistant training. Education Service Center, Region 20 Gutierrez, C. (2006-2011). McKinney-Vento 101. Education Service Center, Region 20 in San Antonio, TX. 6