Dr. Angela J. Huebner 1 1 Curriculum Vitae ANGELA J. HUEBNER

Dr. Angela J. Huebner
ADDRESS
Office:
Northern Virginia Center
7054 Haycock Road, Room 461
Falls Church, VA 22043
phone: (703) 538-8491
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e-mail: ahuebner@vt.edu
EDUCATION
Curriculum Vitae
ANGELA J. HUEBNER
(formerly Fridrich)
1995 Ph.D. The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
Family Studies
Minor: Higher Education Organization/Administration
1993 M.S. The University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona
Family Studies
1989 B.A. The University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska
Psychology
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Teaching and Research
2005 to present Associate Professor, Department of Human Development, Virginia Tech.
Courses Taught: (1999-present)
Family Stress and Crisis Intervention
Lifespan Human Development
Research Methods
Advanced Research Methods
2004-2005 Assistant Professor, Department of Human Development, Virginia Tech.
1999 to 2004 Assistant Professor/Extension Specialist, Department of Human Development,
Virginia Tech.
1995 to 2004 Trainer, USDA/Army School-Age & Teen Project. Sample topics include:
adolescent development; risk and protective factors; positive youth development;
ecological model; peer pressure; youth empowerment, adolescent risk taking and
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components of successful programs.
1995 to 1999 Extension Specialist serving as the Teen Coordinator, USDA/Army School-Age &
Teen Project (ASA&T). This position is based on an Interagency Agreement between
USDA and Department of the Army to develop a training and technical assistance
program for Army Staff implementing youth development educational programs.
Responsibilities include developing a strategic plan of work for the teen component of
the project, serving as program advisor/supervisor to seven Teen Specialists in their
provision of services to Army installations worldwide; designing and delivering staff
development materials, including staff competency modules; linking Army and ASA&T
staff with Cooperative Extension resources; designing and managing a world-wide Teen
Discovery leadership camp for installation staff and teens; designing an annual Teen
Training Conference for Army Staff working with teens; developing resource and
operation manuals for teen program implementation; and evaluating teen program
components of the project.
1994 to 1995 Research & Program Coordinator, Arizona Cooperative Extension, Division of
Family Studies, The University of Arizona. This position was based on an ES-
USDA State Project to Strengthen Community Programs grant. Responsibilities
include working with county and campus teams to design, implement, and
evaluate community capacity strengthening programs; conducting community asset
and needs evaluations; collaborating on staff development curriculum and training
of youth development professionals; and preparing grant proposals.
1992-94 Research Associate, Arizona Cooperative Extension, Division of Family Studies,
The University of Arizona. This purpose of this position was to facilitate the
integration Family Studies resources into Arizona Cooperative Extension.
Examples include implementation and data analysis of the "Teen Opinion Poll of
Arizona;" compilation of community fact sheets; collaborating with the Family
Task Force to develop curriculum related to the four to eight year-old child;
collaborating with the Gila county extension agent to develop and implement a
moral development curriculum for adolescents; and designing a data base for the
Pinal County Parent-Aid Project, providing training, and assisting with analyses.
1992-93 Teaching Associate at The University of Arizona, Department of Family Studies:
FS 137 Interpersonal Relations in Marriage and the Family.
1991-1992 Research Assistant at the University of Arizona, Department of Family Studies.
Responsibilities included data collection, data entry, and data analysis for the
evaluation of "Project Pride" a drug and alcohol awareness program; supervision
of undergraduate research team; Tucson AIDS Project evaluation interviews; and
general research related to issues of stress, coping and appraisals.
Teaching Assistant at the University of Arizona, Department of Family Studies:
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FS 117 Human Development across the Lifespan; and FS 137 Interpersonal
Relations in Marriage and the Family.
Direct Service
2004-present Marriage and Family Therapy Resident, Department of Human Development
at Virginia Tech. Under the supervision of Dr. Eric McCullum I am seeing
individuals, couples and families at Virginia Tech’s Center for Family Services
and at the Ft. Belvoir Family Life Center.
1990-1991 Psychiatric Team Assistant at Northern Colorado Medical Center's PsychCare,
Greeley, Colorado. Responsibilities included facilitation of group and individual
therapy sessions; providing documentation on client behavior and affect; and
writing treatment plans.
1989-1990 Counselor/Teacher Eckerd Family Youth Alternatives, E-Nini Hassee, Floral
City, Florida. This position required living in a wilderness campsite with a group
of 10 to 13 emotionally disturbed girls 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.
Responsibilities included writing, implementing, and evaluating client treatment
plans; facilitating group discussions; planning and leading educational activities;
facilitating tent designs and construction; and planning and executing day field
trips as well as extended (over 14 days) canoeing trips.
SCHOLARLY CONTRIBUTIONS
Journal Articles
Huebner, A., Mancini, J., Bowen, G., & Othner, D. (under review). Preventing collateral damage
on the homefront: Building community capacity to support military families. Family Relations.
Huebner, A., & Mancini, J. (in press). Supporting youth during parental deployment: Strategies
for professionals and families. Prevention Researcher.
Huebner, A., Mancini, J., Wilcox, R., Grass, S., & Grass, G. (2007). Parental deployment and
youth in military families: Exploring uncertainty and ambiguous loss. Family Relations, 56(2), 111-121.
Huebner, A., Shettler, L., Matheson, J., Meszaros, P., Piercy, F., & Davis, S. (2005). Factors
associated with former smokers among female adolescents in rural Virginia. Addictive Behavior, 30,
167-173.
Huebner, A., Shettler, L., Matheson, J., Meszaros, P., Piercy, F., & Davis, S. (2005). Examining
ethnic differences in predictors of female adolescent smoking in rural Virginia. Journal of Child &
Adolescent Substance Abuse 15(3), 63-81.
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Linville, D. & Huebner, A. (2005). The Analysis of extracurricular activities and their
relationship to youth violence. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 34(5), 483-492.
Davis, S., Piercy, F., Meszaros, P., Huebner, A., Shettler, L., & Matheson, J. (2004). Female
adolescent smoking: A delphi study on best prevention practices. Journal of Drug Education, 34(3),
295-311.
Mancini, J., Marek, L., Byrne, R., & Huebner, A. (2004). Community-based program research:
Context, program readiness, and evaluation usefulness. Journal of Community Practice, 12(1/2), 7-21.
Mancini, J. & Huebner, A. (Dec 2004). Protective factors and adolescent risk behaviors: Timeuse,
interpersonal connections, individual characteristics, and demographic influences. Child &
Adolescent Social Work Journal, 21(6), 647-668.
Benson, M. J., Parker, J. S., Habben, C. M., Huebner, A. J. (2003). Adolescent sexuality
research: Romantic, intimate, or sexual relationships. Journal of Child and Youth Care Work, 18, 115-
129.
Huebner, A., Walker, J., & McFarland, M. (2003). Staff Development for the Youth
Development Professional: A Critical Framework for Understanding the Work.” Youth & Society, 35(2),
204-225.
Betts, S., Peterson, D., & Huebner, A. (2003). Zimbabwean adolescent condom use: What makes
a difference? Journal of Adolescent Health, 33(3), 165-171.
Huebner, A., & Howell, L. (2003). Examining the relationship between adolescent sexual risktaking
and perceptions of monitoring, communication, and parenting styles. Journal of Adolescent
Health, 33(2), 71-78.
Huebner, A., & Mancini, J. (2003). Shaping structured out-of-school time use among youth: The
effects of self, family, and friend systems. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 32(6), 453-463.
Huebner, A., & Betts, S. (2002). Exploring the utility of social control theory for youth
development: Issues of attachment, involvement, and gender. Youth & Society, 34 (2), 123-145.
Huebner, A. (2002). Bridging the gap between research and practice in youth development.
Family Focus, 15, 23-24.
Huebner, A. & Johnson, J. (2000). How Can and Will Society and Communities Support the
Development of Our Children? Journal of Family & Consumer Sciences, 92(5), 23-24.
Goddard, W., Goff, B., & Melancon, M., & Huebner, A. (2000). Profiles of delinquency: A
comparison of delinquent behavior groups. Journal of Social Behavior Personality, 15(1), 19-50.
Huebner, A. J. & Betts, S. (1999). Examining fourth generation evaluation: Application to
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positive youth development. Evaluation: The International Journal of Theory, Research, and Practice, 5
(3), 340-358.
Huebner, A. (1998). Examining “empowerment”: A how-to guide for the youth development
professional. Journal of Extension, December issue.
Carter, R., Betts, S., Marczak, M., Rogers, H., & Huebner, A. (1998). Evaluation research in
context: A community application for youth and family programs. Family and Consumer Sciences
Research Journal, 4 (3), 346-364.
Huebner, A. & Benesh, C. (1996). Changing for the future. Journal of Extension, 34(4).
Silverberg, S., Betts, S., Huebner, A., & Cota-Robles, S. (1996). Implicit beliefs about change:
A theory-grounded measure applied to community organizations serving children, youth and families.
Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare, 23(4), 57-76
Fridrich, A. H., & Flannery, D. J. (1995). The effects of ethnicity and acculturation on early
adolescent delinquency. Journal of Child and Family Studies, 4(1), 69-87.
Flannery, D. J., Vazsonyi, A. T., Torquati, J., & Fridrich, A. H. (1994). Ethnic and gender
differences in risk for early adolescent substance use. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 23 (2), 1-19.
Wilhelm, M., Varcoe, K., & Fridrich, A. H. (1993). Financial satisfaction and assessment of
financial progress: Importance of money attitudes. Journal of the Association for Financial Counseling
and Planning Education, 4, 181-198.
Book Chapters
Huebner, A. (in press). An introduction to adolescent development. In W. O’Donohue & W.
Tolle (Eds.) Behavioral Approaches to Chronic Disease in Adolescence (pp. TBA) Springer
Publications.
Huebner, A. (in press). Exploring the role of intentionality in youth development. Paper
presented at the 2 nd Biennial World Conference of the Society for Korean Children and Youth Studies,
July 19, 2008, Lawrence, KS.
Mancini, J., Huebner, A., McCollum, E., & Marek, L. (2005). Program evaluation science and
family therapy. In D. H. Sprenkle, & F. P. Piercy, (Eds.), Research methods in family therapy (2 nd ed).
NY: Guilford.
Huebner, A., & Betts, S. (2004). Exploring the utility of social control theory for youth
development: Issues of attachment, involvement, and gender. In D. Shoemaker (Ed.) Theories of
Delinquency. Oxford University Press.
Huebner, A. (2003). Positive youth development: The role of competence. Villarruel, F. A.,
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Perkins, D. F., Borden, L. M., & Keith, J. G. Community youth development: Practice, policy, and
research. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Huebner, A. & Johnson, J. (2001). How can and will society and communities support the
development of our children. In C. Simerly, S. Nickols, J. Shane (Eds.), Themes in Family and
Consumer Sciences: A Book of Readings 2001, 435-436. American Association of Family and
Consumer Sciences, Alexandria, VA.
Flannery, D., Vazsonyi, A., Torquati, J., & Fridrich, A. (1998). Ethnic and gender differences in
risk for early substance use. In R. Muss & H. Porton, (Eds.). Adolescent behavior and society: A book
of readings (5 th Edition). (pp. 432-441). New York: McGraw-Hill College.
Betts, S. C., & Fridrich, A. (1994). The institutional and organizational response. In S.C. Betts,
D. A. de Kok, & M.A. Worden (Eds.). Youth at risk: Preparing Arizona's children for success in the 21 st
century (pp. 171-181). Phoenix: Arizona Town Hall.
Extension Publications
Morgan, E., & Huebner, A. (2002) Teens and Sex. Original work. Numbered publication. #350-853.
Huebner, A., & Morgan, E. (2002) Adolescent Bullying. Original work. Numbered publication #350-
352.
Morgan, E., & Huebner, A. (2002). Adolescent Depression. Original work. Numbered publication #350-
850.
Huebner, A. (2000). Adolescent Growth & Development. Original work. Numbered publication #350-
850.
Fridrich, A. H., & Betts, S. C. (1994). Our Youth and Our Community's Future--Challenges and
Choices. Research report, prepared for the Yuma County Town Hall on adolescent risk and
resiliency, May 5-7, 1994.
Technical Reports
Huebner, A., & Mancini, J. (June, 2005). Adjustment among Adolescents in Military Families
When a Parent is Deployed. Final report submitted to the Military Family Research Institute and
Department of Defense Quality of Life Office.
Freeman, D., Huebner, A., Robinson, Y., & Johnson, M. (2002). A Report on the Conversations
on Youth Development for the 21 st Century. Virginia Cooperative Extension.
Huebner, A., Morgan, E., Wyatt (2002). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in
Gloucester County Virginia. Technical report presented to the Gloucester Office of the Superintendent
and the Middle Peninsula Northern-Neck Community Services Board.
Huebner, A., Morgan, E., Wyatt (2002). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in
West Point Virginia. Technical report presented to the West Point Office of the Superintendent and the
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Middle Peninsula Northern-Neck Community Services Board.
Huebner, A., & Morgan, E. (2002). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in
Lancaster County, Virginia. Technical report presented to Lancaster County Office of the
Superintendent and the Middle Peninsula Northern-Neck Community Services Board.
Huebner, A. & Morgan, E. (2002). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in
Manassas Park, Virginia. Technical report presented to Manassas Park Office of the Superintendent.
Huebner, A. & Morgan, E. (2002). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in Mathews
County, Virginia. Technical report presented to Mathews County Extension and the Middle Peninsula
Northern-Neck Community Services Board.
Huebner, A. & Morgan, E. (2002). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in
Northumberland County, Virginia. Technical report presented to Northumberland County Extension,
Northumberland County School Board, and the Middle Peninsula Northern-Neck Community Services
Board.
Huebner, A. & Morgan, E. (2002). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in Middlesex
County, Virginia. Technical report presented to Middlesex County Extension, Middlesex School Board,
and the Middle Peninsula Northern-Neck Community Services Board.
Huebner, A. & Morgan, E. (2001). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in Essex
County, Virginia. Technical report presented to Essex County Office of the Superintendent and the
Middle Peninsula Northern-Neck Community Services Board.
Huebner, A. & Linville, D. (2000). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in King &
Queen County, Virginia. Technical report presented to King & Queen County Community Involvement
Team.
Huebner, A. & Howell, L. (2000). Risk and resilience: Positive youth development in King
William County, Virginia. Technical report presented to King William County.
Huebner, A. & Howell, L. (2000). Risk and resilience: Positive Youth development in Culpeper
County, Virginia. Technical report presented to Healthy Culpeper Initiative Team.
Unpublished Manuscripts
Huebner, A. J. (1995). A constructivist approach to evaluation methodology: Implications for
positive youth development. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, University of Arizona, Department of
Family Studies.
Fridrich, A. H. (1993). Parental Monitoring Practices and Delinquency: A Comparison of
Caucasian and Mexican-American Adolescents. Unpublished master's thesis, University of Arizona,
Department of Family Studies.
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Fridrich, A. H. & Gross, P. (1993). Teaching in Family Studies: A Practical Guide for Graduate
Teaching Associates. Unpublished manuscript, University of Arizona, Department of Family
Studies.
Technical Manuals
Huebner, A. & McFarland, (2002) YouthWorks! Self-Study Guides for the Youth Development
Professional. Manhattan, KS: Kansas State University Press.
Huebner, A. J. & Peters, C. (1998). Youth Sponsorship: Overview and Implementation Manual.
U.S.D.A./Army School-Age & Teen Project Distributed to U.S. Army Installation Youth Services
Programs.
Huebner, A. J. (1997) Workforce Preparation: Overview and Implementation Manual.
U.S.D.A./Army School-Age & Teen Project. Distributed to U.S. Army Installation Youth Services
Programs.
Grants and Contracts
Huebner, A. (2008). 30% of time to conduct Pilot Review of the Military Family Life
Consultant Program. Strategic Resources Inc. (per Department of Defense). Amount $78,595.
Money also used to support 20 hour graduate assistantship.
Huebner, A. (2007). 35% of time to conduct Moving Ahead Curriculum Revisions.
Source: Kansas State University. Amount: $63,940. Money also used to employ 20 hour graduate
assistantship.
Huebner, A. (2006-2007). 20% of time to evaluate Operation Military Kids. Source: U.S.
Department of Agriculture (CSREES). Amount $13,856. Money also used to employ 10 hour
graduate assistantship.
Huebner, A. (2004-2006). 40% of time to develop “Speak Out for Military Kids” and to evaluate
Operation Military Kids. Source: U.S. Department of Agriculture (CSREES). Amount $141,690.
Huebner, A. & Mancini J. (2004-2005). 25% of time to “Examining the Effects of the
Deployment Cycle on Adolescent Adjustment among Youth in Military Families.” Source: Military
Family Research Institute, Purdue University. Amount: $204,556.
Mesazros, P., Huebner, A., Piercy, F., Crawford, H., Castagnoli, N., & Castagnoli, K. (2002-
2003). 30% of time to examine “Psychosocial Risk Factors and Prevention Strategies for Adolescent
Female Smokers in Virginia.” Source: Virginia Tobacco Settlement Foundation. Amount: $130,000.
Rosen, K., Stith, S., McCollum, E. & Huebner, A. (1999-2002). 10% of time to develop and colead
a 3-day long design conference for approximately 80 participants that set priorities for developing
parenting education materials for all 4 branches of the U.S. Military. I also reviewed daft of projects
submitted by sub-contractors. Source: United States Department of Agriculture: Healthy Parenting
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Initiative. Amount: $1,380,000.
Huebner, A. (1999-2002). $56,000 Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station. "Examining Risk
and Protective Factors in Context: A Community Approach." Funded the Virginia Adolescent
Resiliency Assessment (VARA) which actively involves community members as they partner with the
University faculty in the design and implementation of a context specific risk and protective factor
questionnaire (community-based action research).
Huebner A. (2000). Internal funding. $15,000 to fund focus groups about parent-adolescent
communication in one county. Funds also allowed for the purchase and piloting of the “Parenting
Wisely” interactive parenting program.
Huebner, A. (2000-2002). 15% of time to develop and implement an “Evaluation of the Rural
Virginia Family Nurturing Project” and to provide follow-up technical assistance to site to take over
data analysis. Source: Middle Peninsula Northern Neck Community Services Board. Amount: $16,000.
Huebner, A. (1999). Funded four Virginia Counties to conduct the “Reaching Out for Teen
Awareness Program”. Source: Phillip Morris. Amount: $25,000.
Scholarly Presentations
Huebner, A. (2008, July). Exploring the role of intentionality in youth development. Paper
presented at the 2 nd Biennial World Conference of the Society for Korean Children and Youth Studies,
July 19, 2008, Lawrence, KS.
Huebner, A., (2008). Exploring military deployment through the eyes of youth: Implications for
research and practice. Invited research presentation. Conference on Children Youth & Families At
Risk, 7 May, 2008, San Antonio, TX.
Huebner, A. (2007). Adjustments Among Adolescents in Military Families When a Parent is
Deployed. Presentation for the Department of Navy, Navy Day, Kansas City , MO, July 10, 2007
Huebner, A. (2007). When Mom or Dad (or Both!) are deployed: The plight of our military
families. North Carolina 2007 Summit on Youth and Families, Dec, 4 2007.
Huebner, A., & Powell, C. (2007). Exploring Attachment and Family Adjustment During Deployment:
“When Momma ain’t Happy, ain’t Nobody Happy”. Presented at the 69 th Annual Conference of
National Council on Family Relations, Pittsburg, PA Nov 7-10, 2007.
Huebner, A. (2007). Youth Development and Youth As Parents: Understanding Normative Adolescent
Development. Presented at the National Conference on Ending Family Homelessness, Seattle, WA
February 8, 2007.
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Mancini, J., & Huebner, A. (2006, November). Network Social Capital and the Adjustments of
Adolescents in Military Families. Paper presented at the 67 th National Council on Family Relations
Annual Conference, Minneapolis, MN.
Huebner, A., Mancini, J., Wilcox, R., Grass, S., & Grass, G. (2006, March). Exploring Adolescent
Adjustment During Parental Deployment: Application of the ABC-X Model. Presented at the 11 th
Biennial meeting of the Society for Research on Adolescence, San Francisco, CA.
Donovan, S. & Huebner, A. (Oct. 2005). Stress and Coping in Successful Intercultural Couples.
Poster presented at the 2005 AAMFT Annual Conference, Kansas City, MO.
Mancini, J., Huebner, A., Wilcox, R., Grass, S., & Grass, G. (2005, November). Effects of Parental
Deployment on Youth in Military Families: Exploring the Role of Ambiguous Loss. Paper presented at
the 67 th National Council on Family Relations Annual Conference, Phoenix, AZ.
Meszaros, P. S., Koch, J. R., & Huebner, A. (2005, May). A comparison of risk and protective
factors between urban and rural adoelscet female former and current smokers. Paper presented at the
146h annual meeting of the Society for Prevention Research, Washington, DC.
Huebner, A. (2004, November). The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment: From assessment
to action. Paper presented as part of a symposium panel at NCFR 66 th Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
Meszaros, P. S., Koch, J. R., & Huebner, A. H. (2004, June). Adolescent female smokers: Genderspecific
prevalence, risk and protective factors. Paper presented at the College on Problems of Drug
Dependence 66 th Annual Scientific Meeting, San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Huebner, A., Shettler, L., Matheson, J., Meszaros, P., Piercy, F., & Davis, S. (2004, March). Current,
former, and never smokers: Understanding girls in rural Virginia. Paper presented at the Virginia Forum
on Youth Tobacco Use: From Research to Practice, Richmond, VA.
Matheson, J., Meszaros, P., Huebner, A., Piercy, F., Davis, S., & Shettler, L. (2004, March).
Prevalence of cigarette smoking among adolescent females in the U.S.: A focus on data from four
national surveys. Poster presented at the Virginia Forum on Youth Tobacco Use: From Research to
Practice, Richmond, VA.
Huebner, A., & Shettler, L. (2003, November). An examination of family factors in female
adolescent smokers. Paper presented at the National Council of Family Relations, Vancouver, British
Columbia.
Huebner, A. (2002, November). Comparing extracurricular activity joiners and non-joiners:
Influences of family and school environments. Poster presented at the National Council of Family
Relations. Houston, TX.
Huebner, A. (2002, May). Proving we value youth—What is necessary to shape strong, resilient
adolescents? Paper presented at the Power of Prevention Conference. Richmond, Virginia.
Huebner, A., & Mancini, J. (2002, April). Worried, concerned and untroubled: Patterns of worry
among youth. Paper presented at the Society of Research on Adolescents Biennial Conference. New
Orleans, Louisiana.
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Huebner, A., Mancini, J. & Betts, S. (2001, November). Predictors of adolescent male and female
minor delinquency and status offenses: Exploring structure and process. Paper presented at the National
Council of Family Relations. Rochester, NY.
Mancini, J., & Huebner, A. (2001, November). How do they spend their time? Time use, stress and
risk behaviors among rural adolescents. Paper presented at the 63 rd Annual National Council of Family
Relations. Rochester, NY.
Huebner, A., & Matteo-Kearney, C. (2001, September). The Rural Virginia United Coalition
Substance Abuse Presentation Project: A model of collaborating for implementing evidence-based
programs. Paper presented at meeting of the National Prevention Network. Charlotte, North Carolina.
Huebner, A., & Matteo-Kearney, C., & Herbert, K. (2001, May). Parenting education curriculum
showcase 4: The Nurturing Program. Presented at The Power of Prevention Conference 2001: Statewide
Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect. Richmond, VA.
Huebner, A. (2000, November). Re-examining social control theory: Implications for youth
development. Paper presented at the 62 nd Annual National Council of Family Relations. Minneapolis,
MN.
Huebner, A., & Matteo-Kearney, C. (2000, September). The rural Virginia family nurturing project:
A model for developing and implementing nurturing parenting programs in ten rural Virginia
communities. Paper presented at the meeting of the National Prevention Network. Columbus, OH.
Huebner, A. (1999, November). Programming for middle school youth. Paper presented at the
Virginia School-Age Child Care Conference. Fredericksburg, VA.
Betts, S. C., Silverberg, S. B., Huebner, A. J., Carter, R., & Sudakow, J. (1995, November). The
collective wisdom paradigm: An alternative approach to youth, family and community empowerment.
Paper presented at the 57th annual National Council on Family Relations Conference. Portland, OR.
Fridrich, A. H., Silverberg, S. B., Betts, S. C. (1994, November). Associating with older peers during
adolescence. Poster session presented at the annual National Conference on Family Relations.
Minneapolis, MN.
Fridrich, A. H., Norquest, J., Firth, A. (1994, September). The Arizona agenda. Round table
discussion presented at the Children, youth, and families at risk conference. National 4-H Center, Chevy
Chase, MD.
Torquati, J. C., Flannery, D. J., Fridrich, A. H., Vazsonyi, A., & Lindemeier, L. (1993, November).
Idle hands are the devil's workshop: An examination of the role of substance availability in adolescent
substance use. Poster session presented at the annual meeting of the National Council on Family
Relations. Baltimore, MD.
Flannery, D. J., Fridrich, A. H., Torquati, J., & Vazsonyi, A. (1993, March). Predictors of licit and
illicit substance use among Caucasian and Hispanic early adolescents. Poster session presented at the
annual meeting of the Society for Research of Child Development, New Orleans, LA.
Fridrich, A. H. & Flannery, D. J. (1993, February). Effects of acculturation and ethnicity on early
adolescent delinquency. Poster session presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Research on
Adolescence. San Diego, CA.
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Vazsonyi, A., Flannery, D. J., Fridrich, A. H., & Torquati, J. (1993). Ethnic differences in risk for
early adolescent substance use. Poster session presented at the second joint convention of the Rocky
Mountain Psychological Association. Phoenix, AZ.
Wilhelm, M., Fridrich, A. H., & Varcoe, K. (1992, October). Gender differences in money attitudes:
A factor analysis. Poster session presented at the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning
Education Meeting Program. Charleston, SC.
Outreach Activities
Huebner, A. (October, 2005). Examining Adolescent Adjustment during Parental Deployment: Implications
for Military School Transition Officers. Briefing presented to Department of Defense Under Secretary
of Defense Military Community & Family Policy Educational Opportunities Directorate, Arlington,
VA.
Huebner, A. (December, 2005). Examining Adolescent Adjustment during Parental Deployment: Implications
for Military Service Program Providers. Briefing presented to Department of Defense meeting of
Program Managers. Arlington, VA.
Huebner, A. (2002). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment. Invited
educational presentation to Region IV superintendents, January 23, 2002. Warrenton, VA.
Huebner, A. (2002). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Gloucester County School Board, February 4, 2002. Gloucester, VA.
Huebner, A. (2002). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Rappahannock Prevention Partners Committee, February 21, 2002,
Fredericksburg, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment: Presentation of King William County
findings. King William School Board, March 20, 2001. King William ,VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing and Promoting Resiliency in Youth. Presentation to the Middle-Peninsula
Northern Neck Region school Superintendents, sponsored by the MP-NN Community Services Board,
March 21, 2001. Saluda, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Creating a Resilient Community. Presentation to the Hanover County “Increased
Community Awareness Requires Everyone (ICARE)” team, March 29, 2001. Mechanicsville, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment: Culpeper findings. Presented to the Culpeper
Extension Leadership Team, April 30, 2001. Culpeper, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing and Promoting Youth Development. Invited presentation at the Virginia
Association of Community Services Board Conference, May, 3, 2001. Virginia Beach, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
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Educational presentation to Essex Community Prevention Board, May 4, 2001. Tappahannock, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Northumberland County Prevention Board, May 4, 2001. Lottsburg, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Prince William Juvenile Detention facility managers, June 4, 2001. Manassas,
VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Manassas Park school administrators, August 14, 2001. Manassas Park, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Orange County Prevention Board, September 19, 2001, Orange, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Lancaster school administrators, September 19, 2001. Lancaster, VA.
Huebner, A. (2001). Assessing Youth Development: The Virginia Adolescent Resiliency Assessment.
Educational presentation to Louisa County Prevention Council, December 17, 2001. Louisa, VA.
Huebner, A. (2000). Bringing Your Bricks: Taking Responsibility for Positive Youth Development. Invited
keynote address to Families: Virginia’s First Industry Conference, October, 4, 2000.
Huebner, A. (2000). Ecological Model of Youth Development. Educational workshop presented at the Families
First Industry Conference, October 5, 2000.
Huebner, A., Dean, M., & Killian, E. (2000). Focus on the future: Where do we go from here? Workshop
presented at the Extension Cares for America’s Children and Youth National Roll-Out Conference. May
3, 200. Kansas City, Kansas.
Huebner, A. (2000). An Ecological Model of Youth Development. Invited keynote address, Strengthening Our
Communities Prevention Conference, April 4, 2000, Suffolk, VA
Huebner, A. (2000). Making Collaborations Work. Invited workshop, Strengthening Our Communities
Prevention Conference, April 4, 2000, Suffolk, VA.
Huebner, A. (2000). Prevention Factors for Youth. Invited presentation, Virginia Association of Family &
Consumer Sciences, April 6, 2000, Charlottesville, VA.
Huebner, A. (2000). Examining Resilience: Implications for Childcare Providers. Invited presentation to VCE
Planning District 21 childcare providers. April 13, 2000, Newport News, VA.
Huebner, A. (2000). “Partnerships: Extension and the U.S. Military Project” (January 25, 2000), invited
presentation, VESA, Blacksburg, VA.
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Huebner, A. (2000). “The Challenge of Adolescence” (January 26, 2000), invited presentation, VESA,
Blacksburg, VA.
Huebner, A. (2000). “Understanding Your True Colors” (February 22, 2000) invited program for Barrios
Unidos, Falls Church, VA.
Huebner, A. J. (1999). Invited presenter for Maryland Cooperative Extension’s “Meeting in the Middle:
4-H Programs and Youth Adolescents.” March 3, 1999, College Park, Maryland.
Huebner, A. (1999). “An Ecological Approach” (May 25, 1999), invited presentation to the Expanding Team
Nutrition Partnerships In-Service Training (Symposium).
Huebner, A. (1999). “Adolescent Growth & Development” training seminar co-planned and presented with
Northern Virginia CYFAR team (June 19, 1999) Alexandria, Virginia.
Huebner, A. (1999). “Ecology of Youth Development” program presented to the Healthy Culpeper Planning
Team (July 14, 1999) Culpeper, Virginia.
Huebner, A. (1999). “Ecology of Youth Development” (September 1, 1999) program presented to Potomac
Home Economists, Falls Church, VA.
Huebner, A. J. (1999). Invited presenter for Virginia Families’ First Conference. “Ecological Model of
Youth Development. October 5-6, 1999, Richmond, VA.
Huebner, A. (1999). “Risk & Resilience: An Ecological Approach” (October 6, 1999)invited program at
Virginia’s Families First Conference, Richmond, VA.
Huebner, A. J. (1999). Invited keynote address for Virginia Association of Family & Consumer
Sciences, Fall Conference. “An Ecological Model of Youth Development.” October 28, 1999,
Fairfax, VA.
Huebner, A. (1999). “Programming for Middle School Youth” (November 5, 1999),Virginia School-Age Care
Conference, Fredricksburg, VA.
Huebner, A. J. (1998). Invited presenter for Air Force Youth Directors’ Training. May 11-12, 1998,
Orlando, Florida.
Huebner, A. J. (1997). Invited keynote speaker for Minnesota Extension Service Child and Youth
Development Specialization Training. May 6, 1997, South Haven, Minnesota.
Huebner, A. J. (1997). Working with delinquent youth. Workshop presented to Calhoun County
Volunteers, April 9, 1997, Anniston, Alabama.
Huebner, A. J. (1997). The Ecological Model, Risk and Protective Factors: Implications for Successful
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Programming. Workshop presented at the Alabama 4-H Agent In-Service Training. February
17-18, 1997.
Huebner, A. J. (1996). Foundations of Leadership: Decision Making. Workshop presented at the 1996
Midwinter Leadership Retreat, January 19, 1996, Columbiana, Alabama.
Huebner, A. J. (1996). Positive Youth Development. Workshop presented at the U.S. Army
Community and Family Support Training Center for Youth Services Directors. February 1,
1996.
Huebner, A. J. (1996). Evaluator for Zimbabwe Citizen Action for Youth, Families & Communities
Project.
Huebner, A. J. (1995). Small group facilitator for Payson=s Input to the 1995 White House Conference
on Aging, February 18, 1995, Payson, Arizona.
Huebner, A. J. (1995). TOP-AZ: Discovering assets in our community: Invited workshop for 1995
Arizona Council on School-Age Parenting, April 7, 1995, Casa Grand, Arizona.
Huebner, A. J., & Paz J. (1995). Positive community action for youth. Workshop presented at the 1995
Child Abuse Prevention Conference, January 6, 1995, Chandler, Arizona.
Fridrich, A. H. (1994). Designed Paradox data entry program for Pinal County Parent-Aide Project and
trained staff to input data.
Fridrich, A. H., Betts, S. C., & Sudakow, J. E. (1994). Computer searches to aid in program design.
Workshop presented at the 1994 Arizona Cooperative Extension Annual Conference, December
7, 1994, Tucson, Arizona.
Fridrich, A. H. (1993). Inside Out or Outside In: Teaching Children Responsibility. Workshop
presented at the 1993 4-H State Leader's Forum, October 2, 1993, Holbrook, Arizona.
OTHER PROFESSONAL ACTIVITES
Media
Anderson Cooper 360, (2006) Adolescents & Deployment
National Public Radio (2007) Adolescents & Deployment
Jacey Eckhart Show (2007) Adolescents & Deployment
Manuscript Reviewer
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Family Relations (Editorial Board)
Journal of Adolescent Health
Perspectives on Sexual and Reproductive Health
Journal of Research on Adolescents
Family Issue
International Journal of Evaluation
MEMBERSHIPS
• President, Virginia Tech National Capital Region Faculty Association (2008-2009)
• National Council on Family Relations
• Society for Research on Adolescence
• Co-Chair USDA National Child Care Initiative: Out-of- School Time for Teens (1999)
• Member Virginia Adolescent Health Task Force (1999-2000)
• Phi Beta Kappa
• American Association of University Women (Vice-President for Programs 2002-2003)
AWARDS
• Recipient of the USDA Certificate of Merit for ongoing work with military youth and family
issues (Sept 2005).
• Recipient of the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences Excellence in Outreach Award
(March 2004)
• Recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award, University of Arizona Department of Family
Studies (March 2004)
• Recipient of the 1999 National Association of Extension 4-H Agent’s Educational Technology
Award for work on the Move Ahead! staff development CD Rom.
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