Indiana University Fort Wayne

Phone:

260.481.0747

Email:

colemchr@iu.edu

Department:

IU School of Nursing—Fort Wayne

Campus:

IU Fort Wayne

I joined the Indiana University School of Nursing (IUSON) July 1, 2018 as the Associate Dean & Professor- Fort Wayne Campus. Prior to joining the IUSON, I was Department Chair & Professor of the UTHSC College of Nursing, Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, and was Director of the Health Equity Collaborative, and the Fagin Term Associate Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, School of Nursing. While at Penn, I served as Chair of the Faculty Senate, and Chaired the Biomedical IRB Panel, and the MPH Admissions Committee in the Penn School of Medicine. Additionally, I served as the Co-Director of the former Center of Health Equity Research Center School of Nursing. Additionally, have served in key leadership roles in healthcare settings.

My research focuses on understanding factors that influence health-promoting behaviors of HIV infected middle-aged and older African American men and HIV risk factors among vulnerable populations. Additionally, I am interested in symptom management strategies used by HIV infected populations. I have served as PI and Co-I on Federal research grants, foundations, and intramural funding. My program of research collectively makes a substantial and significant contribution towards reducing the transmission of HIV/AIDS to the general public in particular African American MSM and women where rates have exceeded some third world countries. My work has been published in leading peer review journals to multidisciplinary audiences and presented regionally and nationally.

Additionally, my work has been cited in interdisciplinary journals such as AIDS Patient Care and STDS, Clinical Psychology-Science and Practice, Journal of General Internal Medicine, Vaccine, AIDS Education and Prevention, and Ethnicity & Disease, as well as top tier nursing journals, including Nursing Research, Journal of Advanced Nursing, Journal of Nursing Scholarship, and Advances in Nursing Science. I have served on Study Sections, serves as peer reviewer for leading research journals, and on several editorial boards. Out of my body of scholarship emerged a book entitled “Dangerous Intimacy, which focused on ten African American men with HIV, and I also authored the book “MANUP” A practical Guide for Men in Nursing published by Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society which has been published world-wide.

I have mentored faculty, undergraduate, masters and doctoral students, and I am the recipient of mentorship and teaching awards. Most recently, I completed a year-long leadership fellowship with the Society of Behavioral Medicine. In addition to completing my BS, MS, and PhD with a minor in education from the University of California, San Francisco, I completed a two-year Post-doctoral fellowship program at the University of California, Los Angeles School of Nursing, where I concentrated on the quantitative measurement of health-related quality of life in persons living with AIDS. Additionally, I earned an MPH from the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health where I focused on the epidemiology of infectious diseases.

Education

• Bachelor of Science, [major Nursing] , Walla Walla University
• Master of Science, Oregon Health Sciences University
• Doctor of Philosophy, University of California, San Francisco
• Master in Public Health, The John Hopkins University
• Post Doctoral Fellowship Program, UCLA School of Nursing

Professional activities

• Editorial Review Board, Journal of Cultural Diversity
• Examination Committee Member, Commission on Graduates of Foreign: Nursing Schools 
• Editorial Board Member, Journal of Men in Nursing
• Conference Planning Committee, Association in Nurses AIDS Care
• Abstract Reviewer, American Academy of Nursing, Annual Meeting and Conference
• American Association for Men in Nursing, Board of Directors
• Society of Behavioral Medicine 
• American Academy of Nursing Fellow Selection Committee 
• Co-Chair Expert Panel on Cultural Competence 
• Associate Editor, Biomedical Central Public Health
• Editorial Board Member, Archives in Psychiatric Nursing 
• Development Committee, American Academy of Nursing

Awards

• Society of Behavioral Medicine Leadership Fellow
• Society of Luther Christman Fellow
• World Wide Branding- Who's Who
• Faculty Marshall 257th Commencement School of Nursing
• The Joan Lynaugh Faculty Mentorship Award
• Onyx Honor Society Inducted Member
• Haven Hero Award, Haven Youth Center Inc.
• Fellow Selection Committee, American Academy of Nursing, [elected]

Publications

• Coleman, C.L. (in Press). Qualitative analysis of family support among older seropositive  African American MSM. Journal of Cultural Diversity, XXX
• M.,Wicks, J. Alejandro, D. Bertrand, C. Boyd, C.L. Coleman, et al., (2018) Achieving Advance Care Planning in Diverse, Underserved Populations. Nursing Outlook, 66(3), 311-315.
• Coleman, C.L. (2018). Physical and Psychological Abuse Among Seropositive African American MSM 50 Aged Years and Older. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 39:1, 46-52,
• Coleman, C.L. (2017). Qualitative Perspectives About Living With HIV From Seropositive African American MSM 50 years and older. Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 38(6):486-492.
• Coleman, C.L. (2017). Health Related Quality of Life and Depressive Symptoms Among Seropositive African Americans. Applied Nursing Research, 33,138-141
• Coleman, C.L. (2016) Predictors of Depression among Seropositive Batswana men and women: a descriptive correlational study. Archives in Psychiatric Nursing. 30, 736-739
• Coleman, C.L. (2016) Correlates of Condom use among Substance Using Older Seropositive MSM: implications for mental health practice. Issues in Mental Health Nursing. 727-733
• Sowicz, T. J., Teitelman, A. M., Coleman, C. L., & Brawner, B. M. (2014). Considerations for implementing oral preexposure prophylaxis: A literature review. Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care, 25, 497-507.
• B.M. Brawner, M.M. Gomes L.S. Jemmott, J.A. Deatrick and C.L. Coleman (2012) Clinical depression and HIV risk-related sexual behaviors among African American adolescent females: Unmasking the numbers. AIDS Care, 24(5), 618-625.
• Alexander, K.A., Coleman, C.L., Deatrick, J.A., Jemmott, L.S.(2011) Moving beyond safe sex to women-controlled safe sex: A concept analysis. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 68 (6), 1858-1869.
• Nokes, K.M., Coleman, C. L., Hamilton, M.J., Corless, I.G., Sefcik, E., Kirksey, K.M., Eller, L.S., Kemppainen, J. (2011). Age related effects on symptom status and health related quality of life in persons with HIV/AIDS. Applied Nursing, 10-16.
• Coleman, C.L. (2011). You Better Listen to my son. You see, he is a nurse! Reflections on Nursing Leadership, 1-3 37,No.3 http://www.reflectionsonnursingleadership.org/Pages/Vol37_3_Coleman.aspx
• Coleman, C. L., & Ball, K.R. (2010). Sexual diversity and HIV risk among older seropositive heterosexual African American males. Applied Nursing Research. 122-129.