Joan Doyle Paddock

Senior Extension Associate

CornellUniversity, Ithaca, New York14853

ACADEMIC BACKGROUND

INSTITUTION DEGREE DATE

CornellUniversityBachelors Degree in Human Ecology1977

University of North CarolinaMasters in Public Health 1982

Chapel Hill

CornellUniversityPhD Candidate

Certification: Registered Dietitian (# 683095)

EXPERTISE/ACADEMIC EMPHASIS

Program Management, Program Planning, Maternal and Child Health, Public Health

EXPERIENCE

EMPLOYER TITLE DATES

Division of Nutritional SciencesSenior Extension Associate1999-present

CornellUniversity

Ithaca, New York

NYS Department of HealthDirector, 1996 - 1999

Division of NutritionBureau of Supplemental Food Programs

Albany, New YorkDirector, WIC Program

NYS Department of HealthOperations Director1993-1996

Division of Nutrition

Albany, New York

Monroe County Health DepartmentProject Coordinator1991 - 1993

Rochester, New YorkFetal Alcohol Syndrome

CDC Cooperative Agreement

NYS Department of HealthRegional Nutritionist1986-1991

Regional Office

Rochester, New York

Massachusetts Department of Public HealthAssistant WIC Director1983 - 1986

Boston, MAState WIC Nutritionist

Finger Lakes WIC ProgramSenior Nutritionist1980 - 1981

Peace Corps PhilippinesPeace Corps Volunteer1977-1979

Guihuilngan, Negros Oriental

Honors and Awards

Commissioners Recognition Award, New York State Department of Health, 1997

Outstanding Accomplishments in Extension/Outreach Team Award for Navigating for Success: Initial Staff Training Curriculum, 2006

Certificate of Appreciation, YatesCounty Cornell Cooperative Extension Board of Directors, 2008

Professional Activities

Society for Nutrition Education

American Dietetic Association

Public Practice

New YorkState Dietetic Association

Nutrition Consortium

Board Member, 2000 - 2005

New YorkStateNutrition Council, 2001 – 2005

NYS Nutrition Council, President 2004 - 2005,

NYS Nutrition Council, Membership Chair, 2002 - 2004

New YorkState Breastfeeding Coalition, 2009 -

National Business Case for Breastfeeding Leadership Team Member for New York, 2009 -

National

USDA/ NY State Nutrition Action Plan Committee 2006 - present

NIFA-EFNEP 2010 Conference Planning Committee, 2010, 2012

State

New YorkState Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, Cabinet for Food Stamp Nutrition

Education, 2001-present

Yates CountyCornell Cooperative Extension Board

Member 2002 – 2008

Secretary 2006 - 2008

Department of Health Sodium Reduction in Communities Management Team, 2011 –

University

DNS Summer Management Course, 2001

DNS Community Food Security Initiative, Co-Chair, 2000 – 2003

DNS Farm to School Advisory Committee, 2002 – 2003

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Community Food and Nutrition Education for Low-Income Audiences

Program Work Team, 2001-2004

Cornell Cooperative Extension, Family Food Decision Making Program Work Team, 2001 - 2004

Funded Grants and Contracts

Eat Smart New York" Food Stamp Nutrition Education, NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, $848,311, 2012-2016, co - PI

Eat Smart New York" Food Stamp Nutrition Education, NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, $807,780, 2007-2012, co - PI

Food and Nutrition Education in Communities: Programming support for New York State Food Stamp Nutrition Education. NYS Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance, 2004 - 07, $508,000, co-PI

Outreach Project for Breastfeeding Promotion, Protection and Support, 2002-2004,

New York State Attorney General, VitaGrant. $350,000, PI

Peer Reviewed Publications

Paddock JD, Dollahite JS. Nutrition program quality assurance through a formalized process of on-site program review. J Nutr Educ Behav.Accepted for publication 1/2011

Scott-Pierce M, Paddock JD, Dollahite J. Improving the quality of data used to evaluate EFNEP and FSNE programs. In preparation for J Nutr Educ Behav.

Dollahite J, Scott-Pierce M, Paddock JD. Number and timing of nutrition education sessions for optimal impact among low-income adults. In preparation for Public Health Nutrition.
Dollahite J, Paddock JD, Scott-Pierce M. Training of nutrition educators in facilitated dialogue improves program participant outcomes. In preparation for J Nutr Educ Behav.

Abstracts

Evidence for a dose response: fruit and vegetable behavior change associated with 1,3, and 6 lessons among SNAP-Ed participants.Julie A. Kennel, Cynthia Conway, Elizabeth Varanese, Jamie Dollahite, Joan Doyle Paddock, and Ana Claudia Zubieta ISBNPA - 2010

Zubieta AC, ConwayCA, Shertzer JA, Paddock JD, Dollahite J. What is the minimum nutrition education dosage needed to achieve behavior change for SNAP-Ed participants. Experimental Biology, April 27, 2010. Anaheim,CA.

Dollahite J, Paddock JD, Scott-Pierce M. Total Quality Management as a Means of Ensuring Excellence in EFNEP and FSNE. Food and Nutrition Educators in Extension Workshop, Society of Nutrition Education, July 19, 2008.
Paddock JD, Dollahite, J. Improving nutrition program quality through a structured site visit process.J Nutr Educ Behav2008;40:S52.

Dollahite JS Scott-Pierce M, Paddock JD, Thomas S. Improved participant outcomes with paraprofessional training in a community nutrition program. J Amer Diet Assoc. 2006;106 (Supplement): A47.

Thomas S, Paddock JD, Dollahite JS. The process of development and assessment of a training curriculum for paraprofessional staff working in community nutrition programs. .J Amer Diet Assoc. 2006; 106 (Supplement):A50.

Dollahite J, Nelson, J, Paddock, J, Thomas S, Navigating for Success: A Comprehensive Initial Training Curriculum for Frontline Nutrition Staff. FNS National Nutrition Education Conference 2, Arlington, VA, September 12, 2005.

Wilkins J, Paddock JD, Growing New York Communities, J NEB, 2001

Other Publications.

Paddock JD, Dollahite J, EFNEP Celebrates 40 Years of Delivering Nutrition Education to Limited-Resource Audiences, Human Ecology, vol.38, No.1, May 2010

Navigating for Success: A Comprehensive Initial Training Curriculum for Frontline Nutrition Staff. Division of Nutritional Sciences. 2007

Field Manual for Breastfeeding Education Programs, 2002

Our Food, Our Future, Enhancing Community Food Security through Local Action, 2000

Invited presentations

Facilitation Skills for Health Professionals, Cayuga Center for Healthy Living, Ithaca, New York, December 9, 2011

Group Facilitation Skills,Rhode Island Nutrition Educators Training,Providence Rhode Island, September 1, 2011

Tri-State EFNEP Conference, for Georgia, South Carolina and Tennessee, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Navigating for Success overview and three day workshop, October 6 – 8, 2010

Teaching from the Heart, Maryland SNAP-Ed State Conference, University of Maryland, College Park,

October 4, 2010

Overview of nutrition education strategies used in Cooperative Extension Programs, Dietetic Intern Community Nutrition lecture, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, August, 2010

Cornell Cooperative Extension and SNAP Planning. Presentation with NYS DOH and NYS OTDA staff at the FNS Regional Meeting, Philadelphia,PA, July, 2008

Taking the Helm/Navigating for Success,Texas Family Nutrition Programs, San Antonio, TX, Nov 4, 2008

Taking the Helm/Navigating for Success. Washington State University EFNEP and FSNE Educators. Olympia, WA, October 22, 2007.

Front-line EducatorTrainingOhioStateUniversity Cooperative Extension Nutrition Educators. Columbus, OH, November 14, 2007.

Engaging your Audience, ACCEE:Association of Cornell Cooperative Extension Educators Annual Conference, Ithaca, NY, October, 2007

Taking the Helm/Navigating for SuccessOhioStateUniversity Extension Managers, Columbus, OH, April and June 2007

Dollahite J, Paddock JD. Navigating for Success: A New Method of Training Paraprofessional Educators. Northeast Regional Meeting of Food Stamp Nutrition Education and Expanded Food and Nutrition Education. Wilmington, Delaware, November 10, 2006.

Skill Building for Facilitators, Preferred Care, Rochester, NY, June, 2006

Applying Science to Practice, Breastfeeding Support, 2nd Annual Infancy Conference,September 28, 2005

Navigating for Success. A Comprehensive Initial Training Curriculum for Frontline Nutrition Staff. Workshop presented a FNS National Nutrition Education Conference 2, Arlington, VA, September 12, 2005.

Dollahite J, Nelson J, Paddock JD, Parker-Duncanson C, Thomas S. Innovations in Paraprofessional Staff Training. Workshop presented at Society for Nutrition Education, OrlandoFL, July 24, 2005.

Paddock, JD, Thomas S. Programming Goals, Annual Conference, Penn State Annual Nutrition Conference, State College, PA, October, 2004

Vitagrant Breastfeeding Project, Community Nutrition Seminar, 2004

Human Subjects, USDA Northeast Region meeting for FSNEP and EFNEP, Northampton, MA, 2001

Extension in-service training presentations

Facilitation Skills for Extension Educators, Extension Professional staff, Ithaca, NY, June, 2011

Reaching, Not Just Teaching. Ontario County Cooperative Extension, June, 2010.

Reaching Not Just Teaching. Extension Professional Staff.Ithaca, NY. Nov18, 2008

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