Melicia Whitt-Glover, PhD: Evaluating the Feasibility of Translating Evidence-based Diabetes Prevention Programs in High risk communities through HBCU-community partnerships

Melicia Whitt-Glover is a PhD- Interim Executive Director at the Center of Excellence for the Elimination of Health Disparities in Winston-Salem State University

Dr. Whitt-Glover has been a CDTR member and utilized CDTR resources to develop her work in D&I of evidence-based diabetes prevention and much more.

Evaluating the Feasibility of Translating Evidence-based Diabetes Prevention Programs in High risk communities through HBCU-community partnerships

The project evaluated the capacity for D&I of evidence-based diabetes prevention interventions in low-income, high-risk populations through an HBCU-community partnership. The project had three major aims: 1) conduct formative assessment to identify facilitators for and barriers to D&I of evidence-based diabetes prevention interventions in low-income, high-risk communities through HBCU-community partnerships; 2) Develop, pilot test, and evaluate a curriculum for training HBCU students to facilitate evidence-based diabetes prevention interventions in low-income, high-risk communities; and 3) Explore the feasibility for expanding our D&I model to other HBCUs and chronic disease outcomes.

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