RACHEL M. MAYO

519 Edwards Hall 106 Mountain Laurel Drive

Department of Public Health Sciences Clemson, SC 29631

Clemson University Phone: (864) 506-0769

Clemson, SC 29634

Phone: (864) 656-7435

e-mail:

EDUCATION

1997 Ph.D. Health Promotion and Education (cognate: Epidemiology)

University of South Carolina, Arnold School of Public Health, Columbia, SC.

1993 M.A. Microbiology, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.

1991 B.S. Natural Science, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2011 to present. Professor, Department of Public Health. College of Behavioral Sciences, Social and Health Sciences, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.

2002 to 2010. Associate Professor, Department of Public Health. College of Health, Education & Human Development, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.

1997 to 2002. Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health. College of Health, Education & Human Development, Clemson University, Clemson, SC.

2004 to 2010. Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Health Promotion, Education and Behavior, Arnold School of Public Health, USC, Columbia, SC.

1996 to 1997. Program Manager, Division of Cancer Prevention and Control, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, Columbia, SC.

1995 to 1996. Research Assistant, University of South Carolina Prevention Center,

Columbia, SC.

1993 to 1994. Research Assistant, University of South Carolina, Columbia.

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Academy Health, Disparities Interest Group, 2015-Present.

American Association for Cancer Education, 2002-Present.

American Public Health Association. 1991-Present.

South Carolina Cancer Alliance, Chair, Data Needs Subcommittee, 2003-2004.

South Carolina Public Health Association. 1993-1997.

STATE AND REGIONAL TASK FORCES & COMMITTEES

South Carolina Cancer Alliance, Coordinating Council. 2012-present.

Cervical Cancer Free South Carolina, Executive Advisory Committee. 2014-present.

South Carolina State Central Cancer Registry Advisory Board, Surveillance Committee SC DHEC. 2000-Present.

Alliance for a Healthier South Carolina, Health Equity Task Force, 2015-present.

South Carolina Hispanic/Latino Health Coalition. 2001-2010.

South Carolina Colorectal Cancer Advisory Group, SC DHEC. 1999-2001.

South Carolina Women’s Cancer Coalition. 1995-2000.

South Carolina Osteoporosis Coalition. 1998-1999.

South Carolina Women’s Cancer Coalition, State Risk Factors Committee. 1996-2000.

American Cancer Society Best Chance Network, Breast and Cervical Cancer Program. 1995-1999.

Anderson County Women’s Health Group. Healthy People 2000 Initiative. 1997-1999.

Oconee County Southern Appalachian Leadership Initiative for Cancer Task Force.

1997-2001.

Anderson Regional Medical Center, Health Education Training Advisory Committee, 1997-2000.

South Carolina DHEC Cancer Cluster Advisory Committee, SC DHEC. 1993-1996.

PUBLICATIONS (Articles and Chapters)

Mayo RM. Cancer and the Environment in Cancer Prevention and Care In South

Carolina A Plan for Action, 1999-2004 (1999). SC DHEC.

Mayo RM. Cancer and the Environment in: The Long Range Plan for Cancer in South

Carolina. (1996). SC DHEC.

Reports/Documents

Mayo, RM, Parker VG, Sherrill WS. Screening for Risks for Diabetes Among Women

of Childbearing Years, Evaluative Report. (2002).

Holder BJ, Mayo RM, Parker VG, Sherrill W. The Economic Burden of Injury in the

Upstate of South Carolina, a Report. (2000).

Mayo RM. Attributional Style and Fatalism toward Breast Cancer in Rural Elderly

Women. Dissertation. July, 1997.

Bolick S and Mayo RM. Cancer Cluster Study in the Town of Roebuck, South

Carolina, a Report. June, 1997.

Mayo RM and Meyers, P. Why Are There So Many Cases of Cancer in My

Neighborhood? Epidemiology Notes. September, 1996;91: 300-301.

Mayo RM and Whitten, K. Cancer in Your Community, 1995. Brochure. SC DHEC.

Published Manuscripts (*indicates student-mentored)

Mayo RM, Griffin SF, Pribonic AP, Rollins M. The Reality of the Affordable Care Act Implementation among the Chronically Uninsured: a Qualitative Study. Diversity and

Equality in Health and Care (2016) 13(3): 251-256.

Sherrill WW, Mayo RM, Truong KD, Pribonic P, Schalkoff CA. Assessing Medical Student

Cultural Competence: What Really Matters. International Journal of Medical Education.

2016;7:248-254.

Mayo RM, Parker VG, Sherrill WW, Coltman K, Hudson M, Yates A, Nichols C. Cutting

Corners: Provider Perceptions of Interpretation Services and Factors Related to Use of an Ad

hoc Interpreter. Hispanic Healthcare International 2016, Vol. 14(2) 73-80.

Griffin SF, Mayo RM, Pribonic AP. Stigmatization and discrimination perceptions among the

uninsured: "They treat you different. It's a different type care..." International Journal of Health

Sciences. 2016: 3(4)1-6.

Chen L, Mayo RM, Chatry A, Hu G. Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Its Epidemiology and

Implication beyond Pregnancy. Current Epidemiology Reports. March 2016, Volume 3, Issue

1, pp 1-11.

Zhang Y, Hu G, Zhang L, Chen L, Mayo RM. A Novel Testing Model for Opportunistic

Screening of Pre-diabetes and Diabetes among U.S. Adults. PLoS One. Mar 19,

2015. 10(3.)

*Gibson LM, Thomas S, Parker V, Mayo RM, Wetsel MA. Breast Cancer Fear in African

American Breast Cancer Survivors. Journal of Cultural Diversity. Vol. 21, No. 4, December,

2014.

*Mayo RM; Sherrill WW; Truong KT; Nichols C. Preparing for Patient Centered Care:

Assessing Nursing Students’ Knowledge, Comfort, and Cultural Competence toward Latinos.

Journal of Nursing Education. June, 2014. Volume 53, Number 6, 305-312.

Sherrill WW; Mayo RM. Medical and Nursing Student Communication Skills: Preparing to

Treat Latino Patients. Journal of Communication in Healthcare: Strategies, Media and

Engagement in Global Health. Journal of Communication in Healthcare. July, 2014, Volume

7, Number 2, 128-136.

McCracken, J.L., Friedman, D.B., Brandt, H.M., Arp Adams, S., Xirasagar, S., Ureda, J.R.,

Mayo, RM, Comer, K., Evans, M., Fedrick, D., Talley, J., Broderick, M., & Hebert, J.R.

(2013). Findings from the Community Health Intervention Program in South Carolina:

Implications for reducing cancer-related health disparities. Journal of Cancer Education,

28(3), 412-419.

Mayo, RM, Sherrill, WW, Griffin S, Parker VG. Content, Placement, and Acquisition of

Cancer Education for Latino Patient Care: A Qualitative Study of Medical and Nursing

Students. Journal of Cancer Education. December 2012, Volume 27, Issue 4, pp 618-624.

*Bendik M, Mayo RM, Parker V. Knowledge, Perceptions, and Motivations Related to HPV

Vaccination among College Women. Journal of Cancer Education 2011 Sep; 26(3):459-64.

*Williams JE, Kabukuru A, Mayo R, Griffin SF. A social-ecological perspective on obesity

Among Latinos. Ethnicity and Disease. Ethnicity & Disease, Volume 21, Autumn 2011: 467-

472.

*Sherrill W, Mayo R, Mayo W, Burroughs K. Keys to Cultural Competence in Outpatient

Practice: Observations from the Field. AAMA Executive Online (American Academy of

Medical Administrators); March / April 2010,

http://newsmanager.commpartners.com/aamaeo/issues/2010-03-06/2.html

*Chavez-Martinez, America; Cason, Katherine L.; Mayo, Rachel; Nieto-Montenegro, Sergio;

Williams, Joel E.; Haley-Zitin, Vivian. Assessment of Predisposing, Enabling, and Reinforcing

Factors Toward Food Choices and Healthy Eating Among Hispanics in South Carolina.

Topics in Clinical Nutrition. 25(1):47-59, January/March 2010.

Mayo RM, Scott D, Williams D. The Upstate Witness Project: Addressing Breast and Cervical

Cancer Disparities through African American Churches. Journal of the South Carolina

Medical Association.105(7):290-296, December, 2009.

*Parra-Medina D, Messias D, Fore E, Mayo RM, Prabhu-Das I, Petry D. The Partnership for

Cancer Prevention: Addressing Access to Cervical Cancer Screening among Latinas in South

Carolina. Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association. 105(7):297-308, December,

2009.

Sherrill, Windsor Westbrook and Mayo Rachel. Impacting the Health of Latino Communities: A Promotora Model for Rural South Carolina. Global Health - an Online Journal for the Digital

Age, 2(1), 2009.

*Gamboa-Acuña Marta E., Cason Katherine L., Nieto-Montenegro Sergio, Coffee Aubrey, Mayo

Rachel. Beliefs, Barriers, Environment, Social Support, and Self-Efficacy of Hispanic Women

of South Carolina about Healthy Foods. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior
July 2008 (Vol. 40, Issue 4, Supplement, Pages S72-S73)

Mayo RM, Sherrill WW, Crew L. Attitudes and Perceptions of Hispanic Patients and Health

Care Providers in the Treatment of Hispanic Patients: A Review of the Literature. Hispanic Healthcare International, 2007; 5(2):64-72.

*Sherrill W, Crew L, Mayo RM, Mayo WW, Rogers BL and Haynes DF. Educational and health services innovation to improve care for rural Hispanic communities in the USA. Education for

Health. Journal of Remote and Rural Health. November, 2005; 18 (3): 356-367.

Lee C, Mayo RM, Willoughby D. Breastfeeding in Rural America. Korean Journal of Women’s

Health. March, 2004; 11(1): 5-11.

*Barron, F, Hunter A, Mayo RM, Willoughby D. Acculturation and Adherence: Issues in

working with clients of Mexican origin. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 2004; 15

(4): 331-337.

Mayo RM, Sherrill WW, Crew L, Watt P, Mayo WW. Connecting Rural Hispanic and

African American Women to Breast Cancer Screening Services: the Avon Health

Connector Project. Journal of Cancer Education 2004; 19:123-126.

Kemper K, Rainey C, Sherrill W, Mayo RM. Guidelines for Public Health Practitioners

Serving as Student Preceptors. Journal of Health Promotion Practice. April, 2004

5(2)160-173.

*Baer B, Hunter A, Mayo RM, Meehan N. A Quick Reference to Malaria Treatment for

Health-Care Providers. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners.

2004; 15(4): 331-337.

Mayo RM, Erwin D, Spitler H. Implications for Breast and Cervical Cancer Control

for Latinas in the Rural South: A Review of the Literature. Journal of Cancer Control:

Cancer, Culture and Literacy Supplement. Sept/Oct, 2003, 10 (5).

Mayo RM, Parker VG, and Hunter A. Fatalism toward Breast Cancer among Ghanaian

Women. Health Care for Women International. August, 2003 24(7)608-616.

Parker VG, Mayo RM, Logan BN, Holder BJ, Smart PT. Environmental Toxins and

Diabetes Mellitus: An Environmental Connection? A Review of the Literature.

Diabetes Spectrum 2002:15(2),109-115.

Mayo RM, Ureda JR, Parker V. Importance of Fatalism in Understanding

Mammography Screening in Rural Elderly Women. Journal of Women and Aging.

2001:13(1) 57-72.

Mayo RM and Rainey CR. What We Think They Think: Health Professionals Views of

Nutritional Beliefs and Practices of Low-income Older Women. Journal of Nutrition

for the Elderly, 2001:20(4), 19-41.

Crew L, Mayo RM, Mayo WW. Avon Health Connector Project: Connecting Low-

income Women to Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening. The South Carolina

Nurse, Journal of South Carolina Nursing. 2002: Jan/Feb, 8-9.

Spitler H, Mayo R, and Parker VG (2001) Lets Begin With the Worst: Patterns of

Breast, Cervical, Colorectal and Prostate Cancer in the Appalachian Region of South

Carolina. Ethnicity and Disease. 2001;11(1) 51-59.

*Erkes EB, Parker VG, Carr RL, Mayo RM. An Examination of Critical Care Nurses

Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Pain Management In Hospitalized Patients. Pain

Management Nursing. 2001: Jun;2(2):47-53.

Sherrill WW, Mayo RM, Parker VG, Holder BH. The Status of Injury in Upstate South

Carolina. Journal of the South Carolina Medical Association, 2001(May): 204-210.

Rainey CR, Mayo RM, Haley-Zitlin V, Kemper KA, Cason KL. Nutritional Beliefs,

Attitudes and Practices of Elderly, Rural Southern Women. Journal of Nutrition for the

Elderly. Winter 2000/01;20(2), 3-27.

Manuscripts (under review)

Mayo RM, Summey JF, Williams JE, Spence RA, Kim S, Jagsi R. A Qualitative Study of

Oncologists’ Views on the CancerLinQ Rapid Learning System. Journal of Oncology Practice.

August, 2016.

Peer Reviewed Conference Proceedings

Mayo RM, Sherrill WW, Truong K, Nichols C. Assessing nursing students' knowledge, comfort, and cultural competence toward Latino patients in the Southeastern United States. American

Public Health Association Annual Conference. November, 2014. New Orleans, LA.

Farr DE, Comer KD, Adams SA, Ureda J, Williams D, Scott D, Mayo R, Green W, Jackson D,

Brandt HM. Addressing Cancer Health Disparities through Community Assessment and

Action: Impact of a Faith-Based Community-Academic Partnership in South Carolina.

American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, November 2014, New Orleans, LA.

Mayo Rachel M, Comer Kimberly D, Evans Vonda, Williams Deloris, Scott D, Seabrook C,

Brandt Heather. The South Carolina Witness Project: Witnessing to Save Lives. APHA Film

Festival. 140th Annual Meeting of the American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA,

October 27-31, 2012.

Comer Kimberly, Mayo Rachel M, Evans Vonda, Talley, Jacqueline, Scott Dolores, Williams

Deloris, Ureda John, Seabrook Cherry, Brandt Heather. The Evolution of the South Carolina

Witness Project: 2008-2012. Poster Presentation. National Institute of Minority Health

Disparities, (NIH). 2012 Science of Eliminating Health Disparities Summit. National Harbor

MD, December, 2012.

Talley J, Comer K, Mayo R, Dawkins D, Gansauer L, Waddell N, Evans V. Witnessing to Save

Lives Among African American Women. Poster Presentation. 8th Biennial Cancer, Culture and Literacy Conference, Clearwater Beach, FL. May, 2012.

Comer Kimberly, Mayo Rachel M, Evans Vonda, Talley, Jacqueline, Scott Dolores, Williams

Deloris, Ureda John, Seabrook Cherry, Brandt Heather. The Evolution of the South Carolina

Witness Project: 2008-2012. Poster Presentation. Carolina Women’s Health Research Forum,

University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, October, 2012.

Mayo, RM; Sherrill WW; Griffin SF; Parker V. The Challenge of Cultural Competency:

Evaluating medical Students’ Readiness to Treat Hispanic Patients in Cancer Care

Settings.Oral Presentation to the International/American Association for Cancer Education

Annual Meeting, Buffalo, NY, September 7-10, 2011.

Sherrill, WW, Mayo, RM and Wong J. "Assessing Medical Student Readiness to Treat Latino

Patients", Group on Educational Affairs / Group on Student Affairs. Mini Workshop

Presentation, Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) Annual Meeting, Denver,

CO, November 2011.

Sherrill, W. Mayo R., Swiger C, Meehan J, Hughes T., Griffin S, Parker V. "Communication

with Latino Patients - Improving Medical and Nursing Education", Abstract #1160, Oral

Presentations, International Conference on Communication in Healthcare, Chicago, Il, October

2011.

Mayo, RM, Sherrill, WW; Griffin SF; Howard, R; Hughes, T; Parker, V; Swiger, C. "Readiness

to treat Latino patients in cancer care: A qualitative study of medical and nursing students."

American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC, October, 2011.

Sherrill WW, Mayo RM. "Successful Community Based Programs for Sustaining and

Strengthening Healthy Communities, Invited Panel Presentation, 5th Annual National

Conference on Health Disparities, Charleston, SC, Nov 2011.

Mayo, RM, Sherrill, WW, Parker V. 2010 “Nursing Student Perceptions Of Latino Patients In

Cancer Care Settings.” 2010 International Cancer Education Conference & AACE-CPEN-

EACE Joint Annual Meeting, October 24-26th, 2010. San Diego, CA.

Brandt, H, Dhotre, K, Scott, D, Williams, DG, Drayton, RF, Mayo, R, Hebert, JR. “Developing

HPV educational programs in faith-based settings: Results of a community-based participatory

Research Study.“ Science of Cancer Health Disparities Meeting, October 2, 2010. Miami, FL.

Mayo, RM, Bendik, M, Parker VG. 2009 International Cancer Education Conference & AACE-