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Danielle Bartolo

Health Promotion Assistant

Submitted by pt2245@columbia.edu on Fri, 08/19/2011 - 15:53
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Health Promotion Assistant
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Danielle Bartolo

Danielle joined Columbia Health in 2011, while pursuing her Masters in Public Health at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health. Prior to beginning her graduate study, Danielle worked as a health communication researcher, studying the influence of message valence, inclusions of responsibility recognition, and framing on viewers’ motivations to engage in health behaviors. Her current research interests include effective messaging strategies, evaluation, preventative health, and social disparities.

Danielle also has a background in science writing, which extends across a variety of disciplines, as well as advertising agency experience.
 

Education: 
M.P.H candidate, Mailman School of Public Health
B.S. in Communication and B.S. in Biology & Society, Cornell University
Professional Experience: 
Intern, Ad Council, Research and Evaluation Team
Health communication researcher, Cornell University (2008-2010)
Published Articles: 
Niederdeppe, J., Shapiro, M. Kim, H. K., Bartolo, D., Porticella, N. (2011). Complex attributions of responsibility in narratives designed to increase support for policies to reduce rates of obesity. To be presented at National Communication Association Conference, 2011.
Bartolo, D. C. (2010). Assessing the comparative efficacy of humorous and fear-based public health messages. Presented at 2010 Kentucky Conference on Health Communication, Lexington, KY.
Bartolo, D. C. (2010). Assessing the comparative efficacy of humorous and fear-based public health messages. To be presented at the CDC’s 2011 National Conference on Health Communication, Media, and Marketing, Atlanta,GA.
Awards and Honors: 
National Science Foundation, Graduate Research Fellow (2010-2012)
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