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Oman Picture Roy F. Oman, Ph.D.
Edith Kinney Gaylord Presidential Professor
and Vice-Chair

Phone: (405) 271-2017
Email:
roy-oman@ouhsc.edu


Youth Asset Study (YAS)


Education. Research Interests. Courses Taught.
Recent Publications. Recent Invited Lectures.

Recent Conference Presentations
.Funded Research

Education

  • Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship, Stanford University, 1992-1994 
  • Ph.D., Health Education, University of Oregon,1992 
  • M.S., Physical Education, University of Oregon,1989 
  • B.A., Psychology, Seattle University, 1986 
Research Interests
  • Environmental factors, youth assets, and teen sexual and related risk behaviors 
  • Social, psychological, and environmental determinants of participation in physical activity
  • Program evaluation methodology
Courses Taught
  • Introduction to Health Promotion
  • Physical Activity and Public Health 
  • Social and Behavioral Sciences in Public Health 
  • Theories of Health Promotion 
  • Theoretical Concepts for Health Education 
  • Psychology of Sport
  • Health Promotion Theory I: Individuals and Small Groups

Recent Publications

Recent Invited Lectures

  • Youth asset study. National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Scientific Advisory Committee. Washington, D.C., 2005.

  • The potential protective effect of youth assets from youth sexual and related risk behavior: an update on the youth asset studies. Division of Reproductive Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Atlanta, 2004.

  • The association between youth assets and abstinence, non use of alcohol and other drugs, and avoidance of other youth risk behaviors. State of Georgia Abstinence Conference. Kennesaw, GA, 2004.

  • The relationships between youth assets and teen sexual behavior. Community Coalition Partnership Programs Meeting, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, 2003.

  • Physical activity in older adults. Oklahoma Public Health Association Annual Conference. Tulsa, OK. 2003.

  • Physical activity determinants of obesity: current state of knowledge and implications for practice. 17th National Conference on Chronic Disease Prevention and Control. St. Louis, 2003.

  • The obesity epidemic: trends, issues and implications for practice. Governor's Task Force on Children's Health. Oklahoma, 2003.

Recent Conference Presentations

  • Cheney, M., Oman, R.F., Aspy, C., Vesely, S., Tolma, E. Do Family Structure and Family Income Mediate the Influence of Negative Life Events on Tobacco Use in Adolescents? American Academy of Health Behavior 2009 Conference; Hilton Head Island, SC.

  • Oman, R.F., Aspy, C., Vesely, S., Tolma, E. Mapping Youth Assets environmental conditions, and youth sexual risk behavior. American Academy of Health Behavior 2009 Conference; Hilton Head Island, SC.

  • Vesely, S.K, Oman, R.F., Tolma, E., Aspy, C.B., Rodine, S., Marshall, L., Fluhr, J. (2008). Total Number of Youth Assets, Demographic, and Never had Sexual Intercourse. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting; San Diego, CA.

  • Aspy, C.B., Vesely, S.K, Oman, R.F., Tolma, E., Rodine, S., Marshall, L., Fluhr, J. (2008). The Relationship Between School-Related Assets and Youth Sexual Activity. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting; San Diego, CA.

  • Tolma, E., Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Rodine, S., Marshall, L., Fluhr, J. Parental-Related Youth Assets and Sexual Activity: Differences Based on Race/Ethnicity. (2008). American Public Health Association Annual Meeting; San Diego, CA.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Tolma, E., Aspy, C.B., Rodine, S., Marshall, L. Psychometic properties of the revised youth asset survey. (2007). American Academy of Health Behavior Scientific Meeting; Savannah, GA.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Gavin, L., Mueller, T., Rodine, S. (2005). The Youth Asset Study. 11th Annual Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Conference, Miami, FL.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Gavin, L., Mueller, T. (2005). Youth Assets and Sexual Intercourse. 11th Annual Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Conference, Miami, FL.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Mueller, T.E., Bensyl, D., Rodine, S., Marshall, L., Fluhr, J. (2005). Youth Assets and Sexual Risk Behavior. American Public Health Association 133rd Annual Meeting and Exposition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Rodine, S., Fluhr, J., Marshall, L. (2005). Youth Assets and Risk Behaviors: Findings from the Youth Asset Study (YAS). American Public Health Association 133rd Annual Meeting and Exposition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Gavin, L., Mueller, T. (2005). Youth Assets and Progression Toward Sexual Activity. 11th Annual Maternal and Child Health Epidemiology Conference, Miami, FL.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Rodine, S., Marshall, L., Fluhr, J., Doss, J. (2005). Associations Among Community- and Individual-Level Variables and Parent and Youth Physical Activity. American Academy of Health Behavior 5th Conference, Charleston, South Carolina.

  • Vesely, S.K., Rodine, S., Oman, R.F., Aspy, C.B., Marshall, L. (2005). Potential Protective Effect of Community Involvement on Adolescent Risk Behaviors. American Academy of Health Behavior 5th Conference, Charleston, South Carolina.

  • Vesely, S.K., Oman, R.F., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Rodine, S., Marshall, L., Fluhr, J.D. (2005). Potential Protective Effect of Youth Assets on Tobacco Use. American Public Health Association 133rd Annual Meeting and Exposition, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

  • Doss, J.R., Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Fluhr, J. (2005). The Association Between Youth Assets and Abstinence Among Young Teens. American Academy of Health Behavior 5th Conference, Charleston, South Carolina.

  • Oman, R.F., Vesely, S.K., Aspy, C.B., Tolma, E., Rodine, S., Marshall, L., Fluhr, J., Doss, J. (2005). Associations Among Community- and Individual-Level Variables and Parent and Youth Physical Activity. American Academy of Health Behavior 5th Conference, Charleston, South Carolina.

Funded Research

Grants: Active

  • Principal Investigator, Youth Asset Study. Funded by the Inasmuch Foundation. $200,000 total costs, 20% time, 2008-2010.

  • Principal Investigator, Prospective Study of Youth Assets and Teen Pregnancy (Waves 4 - 6). Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. $1,637,125 total costs 60% time, 2005-2010.

  • Principal Investigator, Evaluation of the Oklahoma State Department of Health Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs. Funded by the Oklahoma State Department of Health, $408,000, 10% time, 2005-2010.

Grants: Past Funded

  • Principal Investigator, Longitudinal Study Youth Assets and Teen Pregnancy. Funded by the Association of Schools of Public Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, $1,400,000 total costs, 2003-2007.

  • Principal Investigator, The Relationships Among Youth Assets and Teen Pregnancy. Funded by the Association of Schools of Public Health, $1,082,773 total costs, 40% time, 2002-2006.

  • Principal Investigator, The Relationships Among Youth Assets and Teen Pregnancy. Funded by the Association of Schools of Public Health, $1,082,773 total costs, 2002-2006.

  • Principal Investigator, Evaluation of the Oklahoma State Department of Health Teen Pregnancy Prevention Programs. Funded by the Oklahoma State Department of Health, $399,940 direct costs, 2000-2005.

  • Principal Investigator, Enhanced Evaluation of the HEART of OKC Oklahoma Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Project. Funded by the Centers for Disease Control, $1,032,000, 1997-2003.

  • Principal Investigator, SIP 7-00: Nutrition, Physical Activity & Obesity Prevention Network. Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,$30,000, 2000-2003. 

  • Co-Principal Investigator, Teen Pregnancy Prevention Projects Evaluation. Funded by the Oklahoma State Department fo Health, $79,988 total costs, 1999-2000.

  • Co-Principal Investigator, Teen Pregnancy Prevention Projects Evaluation. Funded by the Oklahoma State Department of Health, $72,716, 1998-1999. 

  • Co-Principal Investigator, Teen Pregnancy Prevention Projects Evaluation. Funded by the Oklahoma State Department of Health, $56,527.91, 1997-1998.

  • Principal Investigator, Student Recruitment. Funded by the Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Dean of the Graduate College, $2,970. 1997.

  • Co-Principal Investigator, Evaluation of the HEART of Oklahoma adolescent pregnancy prevention project. Funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, $140,000, 1995-1997.

  • Principal Investigator, Public Health Methods to Increase Physical Activity Rates in a Minority Population. Funded by the Presbyterian Health Foundation, $25,000, 1996-1997.

  • Co-Investigator, Physician Attitudes Toward Advance Care Directives and End-of-Life Decision Making: A Cultural Perspective. Funded by the Veterans Administration Medical Center $15,000, 1995-1996. 

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