College of Public Health and Human Sciences

N. Kershaw, Jones, J., Berry, H., and Bowman, S., “Addressing hunger issues through service learning”, Journal of Youth Development, vol. 2, 2007.

H. Berry and Bowman, S., “Are You Hungry Tonight? An educational simulation of hunger in our communities”, Family Community Development Extension, 2006.

C. Peters, Zvonkovic, A., and Bowman, S., “Balancing work and family: Job satisfaction of Extension faculty”, Journal of Extension, 2008.

K. MacTavish, McClelland, M. M., Gray, L. A., Bowman, S., Burgy, L., and Moran, P., “Community-linked teaching strategies: Promoting experiential learning in human services.”, in Human Services Education, vol. 26, 2006, pp. 99-111.

H. Berry, Bowman, S., Hernandez, R., and Pratt, C., “Evaluation tool for community development teams”, Journal of Extension, vol. 44, no. 6, 2006.

V. Schmall and Bowman, S., “Families and Aging: Dilemmas and Decisions”, 2007.

K. P. Conte, Held, F., Pipitone, O., and Bowman, S., “The Feasibility of Recruiting and Training Lay Leaders During Real-World Program Delivery and Scale-up: The Case of Walk With Ease.”, Health Promot Pract, p. 1524839919840004, 2019.

K. Bogenschneider, Normandin, H., Onaga, E., Bowman, S., Puddefoot, G., MacDermid, S. M., and Corbett, T., “Generating evenidence on disseminating evidence to policymakers”, 2010.

V. Schmall, Bowman, S., and Cleland, M., “Helping memory-impaired elders”, Revision of Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, vol. 314, 2005.

V. Schmall, Bowman, S., and Nay, T., “Helping older family members handle finances”, Revision of Pacific Northwest Extension Publication, vol. 344, 2005.

L. N. Tobey, Mouzong, C., Angulo, J. Senior, Bowman, S., and Manore, M. M., “How Low-Income Mothers Select and Adapt Recipes and Implications for Promoting Healthy Recipes Online.”, Nutrients, vol. 11, no. 2, 2019.

D. Coehlo, Hooker, K., and Bowman, S., “Institutional placement of persons with dementia: What predicts occurrence and timing?”, Journal of Family Nursing, vol. 13, pp. 253-277, 2007.

S. Bowman, “International family studies: Developing curricula and teaching tools: A book review”, Journal of Comparative Family Studies, vol. 39, 2008.

R. Hernandez, Bowman, S., and Pratt, C., “Key principles in nutrition education for Mexican immigrant families”, Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences, vol. 99, pp. 43-48, 2007.

E. J. Tomayko, Godlewski, B., Bowman, S., Settersten, R. A., Weber, B., and Krahn, G. L., “Leveraging Public Health Research to Inform State Legislative Policy that Promotes Health for Children and Families”, Maternal and Child Health Journal, 2019.

C. Peters, Rennekamp, D., and Bowman, S., “An online reporting system for evaluating multi-site parenting education programs”, Journal of Extension, 2008.

S. Bowman, Hooker, K., Steggell, C. D., and Brandt, J., “Perceptions of Communication and Monitoring Technologies Among Older Rural Women: Problem or Panacea?”, Journal of Housing For the Elderly, vol. 2710191221614, no. 1-2411, pp. 48 - 60, 2013.

C. Pratt and Bowman, S., “Principles of effective behavior change: Application to Extension family educational programming”, Journal of Extension, 2008.

C. D. Steggell, Hooker, K., Bowman, S., Choun, S., and Kim, S. - J., “The role of technology for healthy aging among Korean and Hispanic women in the United States: A pilot study”, Gerontechnology, vol. 9, no. 4, 2010.

L. E. Etuk, Rahe, M. L., Crandall, M. S., Sektnan, M., and Bowman, S., “Rural leadership development: pathways to community change”, Community Development, vol. 44351620942862521777236584331066773, no. 4422433563332, pp. 411 - 425, 2013.

M. Manoogian, Bowman, S., and Driscoll, D., “Strengthening our partnering efforts to aid rural, low-income families by listening to employer experiences”, Journal of Extension, vol. 45, no. 1, 2007.

V. Schmall, Bowman, S., and Grabinski, C. J., “Use of games as a learner-centered strategy in gerontology courses”, Gerontology & Geriatrics Education, 2008.

J. Weatherspoon, Bowman, S., Hernandez, R., and Pratt, C., “Using Age-Paced Parenting Newsletters as Teaching Tools in Home Visitation Programs with At-Risk Mexican Immigrant Families”, Forum for Family and Consumer Issues, 2006.