Hector Balcazar, M.S., Ph.D. Education Professional Experience

Facilitator-Moderator.
48. Balcazar, H. (2001). Working in the community to improve cardiovascular health: Salud Para Su
Corazón. National Council of La Raza 2001 Annual Conference. Center For Health Promotion. July 15-
18. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Invited Presentation.
47. Balcazar, H. (2001). Strategies community health workers use to organize Hispanic communities to
reduce the risk of heart disease: The Salud para su Corazón Model. New Mexico Community Health
Worker’s Association. Pre-Conference Meeting. United States-Mexico Border Health Association. Las
Cruces New Mexico. May 29. Invited Presentation.
46. Balcazar, H. (2001). Latino community and end of life. Fourteenth Annual Continuing Education
Program. Issues in Aging. Institute of Gerontology. Wayne State University. Detroit, Michigan. May 16.
Invited Presentation.
45. Balcazar, H., Marshall, M., Galdiano, R. (2001). The North Texas Salud Para Su Corazon
Outreach Initiative. Enhanced Dissemination and Utilization Centers Awardees Inaugural Meeting
Presentation. Bethesda, Maryland. April, 10. Invited Presentation.
44. Balcazar, H (2001). Strategies community health workers use to organize Hispanic communities to
reduce the risk of heart disease. Health Without Borders: Who’s Teaching Whom? Texas Society for
Public Health Education Annual Conference. El Paso, Texas. March 24. Invited Presentation.
43. Balcazar, H (2001). Community outreach strategies for Latinos: “The Salud Para Su Corazon
Initiative. University of North Texas, Health Science Center. Seminar Series. Minority Graduate Student
Association: “S.A.L.S.A”. Fort Worth, Texas. February 8 th . Invited Presentation.
42. Balcazar, H (2000). Addressing Latino health disparities in Massachusetts: a national perspective.
Latino Health 2000 Conference: Affirming Our Latino Identity. Latino Health Institute. Boxborough,
Massachusetts, October 5. Keynote Speaker. Invited Presentation.
41. Balcazar, H. (2000). Use of perinatal, infant, and childhood health services among high-risk Hispanic
subgroups: Arizona’s Newborn Intensive Care Program. Health Services Research Conference.
“Improving Health Outcomes and Health Disparities”. Historically Black Colleges and Universities
(HBCUs) and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSIs). Department of Health and Human Services. Health
Care Financing Administration and Howard University. Howard University Hospital, Washington. DC.
September 1. Invited Presentation.
40. Balcazar, H. (2000). Hispanics and heart disease: developing new paradigms for public health.
Hispanic Health Leadership Conference 2000: Mi Corazon, Mi Vida. American Heart Association.
Hispanic Outreach Task Force. Travis Avenue Baptist Church, Fort Worth, Texas. August 18. Invited
Presentation.
39. Balcazar, H. (2000). Developing a Latino health agenda for 2010: call for action. Conference hosted
by: School of Public Health. Health Sciences Center, University of North Texas. July 22-24. Conference-
Project Leader.
38. Balcazar. H. (2000). Our Latino children: what are the health challenges for the new millennium?
National Council of La Raza 2000 Annual Conference. July 1-5. San Diego California. Invited
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