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Linda Anngela-Cole


Associate Professor

Linda Anngela-Cole
Contact Information

School of Social Work / 0090

Ansari Business Building, Room 523

Phone: (775) 681-8719

E-Mail: lanngela@unr.edu

1664 N. Virginia Street M/S 0090

University of Nevada, Reno

Reno, Nevada 89557-0090

Profile


Ph.D., Social Welfare December, 2002 School of Social Work, University of Hawaii-Manoa Specialization: Multicultural Gerontology and Health Care
Master of Social Work August, 1992 University of Nevada, Reno, Nevada, Specialization: Family Services/Medical Social Work
Bachelor of Arts June, 1988 University of Minnesota - Minneapolis, Minnesota Major: PsychologyM.S.W. 1992, University of Nevada-Reno

 

Professor Anngela-Cole specializes in health care and gerontology, with primary MSW work experience in these areas (hospital, home health care and hospice programs). Primary social work research interests are in multiculturalism, and end-of-life care giving.

 

Professor Anngela-Cole teaches graduate Social Work courses in Research Methods, SW practice with individuals, families, and groups, and Human Behavior in the Social Environment.

 

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Extended Profile

 

License

Licensed Social Worker (L.S.W.), since October 22, 1996
State of Hawaii - License No. LSW-657
State of Nevada – License No.

 

Publications

*(Please note former last name of McLaughlin)
Ka’opua, L., & Anngela, L. (2005). Developing a Spiritually-Based Breast Cancer Screening Intervention for Native Hawaiian Women. Cancer Culture & Literacy, November 2005 Supplement.
McLaughlin, L. (2003). Book Review: Gerontological Social Work, Knowledge, Service Settings and Special Populations (R. Schneider, N. Kropf & A. Kisor, Eds). Belmont, CA: Wadsworth
/Thomson Learning, Inc., 2000. In the Journal of Women & Aging, 15, 1, 2003.
Browne, C., Braun, K., Mokuau, N., & McLaughlin, L. (2002). Developing a Multi-Site Project in Geriatric / Gerontological Education with Emphases in Interdisciplinary Practice and Cultural Competence. The Gerontologist, 42, (5) 698-704.
McLaughlin, L., & Braun, K.. (1998). Asian and Pacific Islander cultural values: Considerations for health care decision making. Health & Social Work, 23, (2) 116-126.
Saldov, M., Kakai, H., McLaughlin, L., & Thomas, A. (1998). Cultural barriers in oncology: Issues in obtaining medical informed consent from Japanese-American elders in Hawaii. Journal of Cross
-cultural Gerontology, 13, 265-279.

 

Manuscripts (in progress for publication)

Relationship Between Stress and Grief Among Multi-ethnic Family Caregivers: A Preliminary Focus Group Study. To be submitted to Ethnicity & Health.
Family Caregiving, Cancer, Culture, and Bereavement: A Review of the Literature and Proposed Model. To be submitted to Psycho-Oncology.
Factors that Contribute to Stress Among Asian & Pacific Islander Family Caregivers of Frail Elders. To be submitted to The Gerontologist.
Attitudes Toward Long Term Care Scale: Validation of an instrument for use among Asian and Pacific Islanders in Hawaii.

 

Research Projects

Senior Law Project Study (Washoe County, Nevada): P.I. on grant.
Sept. 2005 – Oct 2006. Study of guardianship and quality-of-life.
Multi-ethnic Family Caregivers: Relationship between Stress and Bereavement. Conducted focus groups as part of preliminary work to support a K-22 NCI grant proposal on cancer, caregiving, culture, and bereavement. Funded through NCI Post-doctoral Fellowship.
Dissertation research. Title: Factors that contribute to stress among Japanese-American and Caucasian-American family caregivers of frail elders. Survey research; Multiple regression analysis of data.
Ho ‘ola ‘ia o Na Kupuna ‘Ihi (“Preserving our Elders”) Project. The purpose of this project was to develop curriculum for Master’s level students in gerontological social work.
Queen’s Project: Medical Informed Consent. An 18 month study to investigate challenges in obtaining medical informed consent from Japanese-American elders for treatment in Oncology. Principle Investigator: Morris Saldov, Ph.D. (1996-1998).

 

Conferences, Institutes and Training Sessions Attended

St. Scholastica NIA Mentorship Training Program
July 2006 – July 2007; Duluth & Minneapolis, MN

Post-doctoral Fellowship, Cancer Research Center of Hawaii
February 1, 2003 to January 31, 2005

Johns Hopkins Summer Institute on Biostatistics and Epidemiology -
June 19 - July 10, 2004, Baltimore MD.

National Cancer Institute - NCI Fellows Institute
Jan. 2003 – Dec. 2003, Washington D.C.

Cancer, Culture, and Literacy Mentored Internship Program, Jan.
2004 – Dec. 2004. Tampa Florida. Intensive training regarding issues that affect minorities with cancer, with focus on health disparities.

 

Academic Teaching Experience

University of Nevada, Reno
Fall 2005 to Present – Social Work Practice and Research; Death & Dying
University of Hawaii
Fall 1997 to Fall 2005 – Social Work Practice and Research; Gerontology

University of Nevada, Reno

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