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Education:
MPH 2002 Epidemiology, University of Minnesota, PhD
1998 Anthropology, specialization in Gerontology,
The Ohio State University, MA 1992 Anthropology,
City University of New York, AB 1990 Anthropology,
Magna Cum Laude, Washington University
Work Experience:
2006-present Associate Professor,
Department of Social Medicine, Ohio University
Heritage
College of Osteopathic Medicine
2000-2006 Assistant Professor,
Department of Social Medicine, Ohio University
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
2004-present Director, Office of
International Programs, Ohio University Heritage College of
Osteopathic Medicine
2003-present Assistant Professor,
African Studies, Ohio University
2002-present Adjunct Faculty,
Department of Anthropology, The Ohio State
University
1998-2000 Center on Aging, University of Minnesota
1998-2000
Department of Gerontology, University of Minnesota
1998-2000
Clinical Outcomes Research Center, EverCare
Evaluation, Division of Health Services Research,
University of Minnesota
Current projects, research and grants:
Dr. Ice’s research interests include human biology,
aging, stress, long-term care to grandparenting.
Dr. Ice is currently working on a book manuscript
entitled Disasters in the Field: Preparing and
coping with unexpected events in field research with
Dana Dufour to be
published by the Alta Mira Press.
Dr. Ice has received the following grants over the
past two years:
- Ohio University
and Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic
Medicine, Research Challenge Award, “Impact of
multiple chronic stressors on cortisol variation
and immune function among older Kenyans”
- Ohio University
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, “Caregiving in
Kenya” The Toll of the HIV/AIDS Crisis on Luo
Grandparents”
- Ohio University
and Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic
Medicine, Research Challenge Award, “The Toll of
the HIV/AIDS Crisis on Kenyan Caregivers”
- Ohio University
Research Committee, “Caregiving in Kenya” The
Toll of the HIV/AIDS Crisis on Luo Grandparents”
- Alzheimer’s
Association Conference Grant for Stress in
Dementia conference. “First Annual Meeting of
the Association for Anthropology and
Gerontology, San Francisco, February 7-9”
Current/Recent
Curricular Offerings:
CPC Small Group Case Facilitation (1st and 2nd year
Medical Students)
Anthropology of Aging
Biology of Aging
Human Variation
Introduction to Physical Anthropology
Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Aging
Preventive Medicine/Public Health, Multicultural
Medicine, Geriatrics, and research methods courses
throughout the
curriculum
Publications & presentations:
Books
Ice, GH and GD
James (Eds, 2007) Measuring Stress in Humans. A
Practical Guide for Field Research. To be published
by Cambridge University Press.
Selected Journal Articles
Ice, G.H., Heh, V., Yogo, J. and Juma
E (2011) Caregiving, gender and nutritional status
in Nyanza Province, Kenya: Grandmothers gain,
grandfathers lose. American Journal of Human
Biology 23(4): 498-508.
Ice, G, Yogo, J, Heh, V and Juma, E (2010) The
impact of caregiving on the health and well-being of
Kenyan Luo grandparents. Research on Aging 32:40-66
Zidron, A. M., Juma, E., & Ice, G. H. (2009). Does
being an orphan decrease the nutritional status of
Luo children? American Journal of Human Biology
36(4):400-10
Zidron, A. M., Juma, E., & Ice, G. H. (submitted).
Health and disease symptomology in Luo children.
Childhood in Africa: an Interdisciplinary Journal.
Zidron, A. M., Gomes, E. M., Hamel-Lambert, J., Yogo,
J., Juma, E., & Ice, G. H. (submitted). Are Kenyan
Luo orphans more depressed than nonorphans? Global
Health
Horwitz, S, Yogo, J, Juma, E & Ice, GH (2009)
Care-giving and Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors
in Male and Female Luo Elders from Kenya. Annals of
Human Biology 36(4):400-410.
Ice, GH, Zidron, AM &
Juma, E. (2008). Health and health perceptions
among Kenyan grandparents. Journal of Cross
Cultural Gerontology 23: 111-129.
Ice, GH and Yogo, J
(2005) Measuring Stress Among Luo Elders:
Development of the Luo Perceived Stress Scale.
Field Methods 17(4): 394-411.
Ice, GH (2004)
Technological advances in observational data
collection: the advantages and limitations of
computer assisted data collection. Field Methods
16(3): 352-375.
Ice, GH (2005) Factors
influencing cortisol level and slope among community
dwelling older adults in Minnesota. Journal of
Cross-Cultural Gerontology 20(2): 91-108.
Ice,
GH, A Katz-Stein, J Himes, RL Kane (2004). Diurnal
cycles of salivary cortisol in older adults.
Psychoneuroendocrinology 29(3):355-370.
Ice, GH, GD James, DE
Crews (2003). Blood pressure variation in the
institutionalized elderly. Collegium
Antropologicum 27: 47-56.
Ice, GH (2002). Daily
life in nursing homes: has it changed in 25 years?
Journal of Aging Studies 16(4):345-359.
Ice, GH, GD James, DE
Crews (2002). Diurnal blood pressure patterns in
long-term care settings. Blood Pressure
Monitoring 7(2):105-109.
Recent presentations
Ritchey, K., Ice, G.H., Carlsen, W
(2011) Safe at Home: Identification of Fall Hazards
in Elderly Homes using Digital Images. To be
presented at the American Gerontological Society.
GH Ice, D. Nininahazwe, J. Yogo.
(2011) Kenyan Grandparents Study: Longitudinal
Analysis of Energy Expenditure and Nutritional
Intake among Luo Grandparents. Presented at the
Human Biology Association Meetings.
Vagedes, A., Yogo, J. Ice, G.H.
(2011) Kenyan Grandparents Study: Cortisol Levels,
Casual Resting Blood Pressure, and Perceived Stress
among Luo Elders. Presented at the Human Biology
Association Meetings.
Prot, E., Dogby, G., Ice, G.H. (2010)
Medicinal Plant Use and Traditional Medicinal
Practices in Rural Mexico: A Case Study in Tamaula,
Guanajuato, MX. Presented at American Osteopathic
Association, BIOMEA.
Romstedt, L, GH Ice, D. Drozek, G
Dogby (2010) Accuracy of the Clinical Assessment of
Anemia in El Salvador. Presented at American
Osteopathic Association, BIOMEA.
Meyer, D, Ice, GH (2010) Medical
Student Performance on Global Health Experience.
Presented at American Academy of Family Physicians,
September 2010.
Ice, GH, Yogo, J, Juma, E, Heh, V
(2010) Predictors of nutritional status in
grandparent caregivers in Kenya. Gerontologist, to
be presented at the Gerontological Society of
American.
Williams, SR and G.H. Ice (2010)
Cultural Contexts, Nutritional Transitions: The
Anthropology of Global Overweight & Obesity Trends
of Older Adults. Gerontologist, to be presented at
the Gerontological Society of American.
Ice, GH, Yogo, J, Juma, E, Heh, V
(2010) Gender, caregiving and nutrition in Kenya:
grandmothers gain, grandfathers lose.
American Journal of Human Biology 22: 257.
Ice, GH, Yogo, J, Heh, V, Juma, E
(2008) The Impact of Caregiving on the Health and
Well-being of Kenyan Luo Grandparents. Presented at
the The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Older Persons in
Africa and Asia, University of Michigan.
Ice, G, K Jobbins, J Yogo, E Juma (2008) Gender,
caregiving and food intake among elder Luo.
American Journal of Human Biology 20: 224.
Zidron, AM, E Juma, J Yogo, GH Ice (2008) Does
being an orphan decrease the nutritional status of
Luo children? American Journal of Human Biology
20: 240.
Awards:
2004 Standard of Excellence Award
2003 Dean’s Award for Superior
Service to the Ohio University Heritage College of
Osteopathic Medicine
Memberships:
Association for Anthropology and Gerontology,
President (2001-2003)
American Association of Anthropologists
American Society on Aging
American Association of Physical Anthropologists
Gerontological Society of America Fellow
Human Biology Association, Fellow & Secretary
Treasurer (2004-2008)
Society for Applied Anthropology, Fellow
Society for Medical Anthropology
Other Activities:
Dr. Ice is founder and President of the
Kenyan Children's Fund. |