Ellen Thomas Reibling, M.A., is Director of the UCI Health
Education Center. Ms. Reibling moved the substance abuse prevention
program to Health Education in 1990 after working in the Dean of
Students' Office since 1985.
Ms. Reibling was Assistant Dean of Students at Texas Tech University prior to her move to Irvine. Ms. Reibling served as primary author and co-primary investigator for five U.S. Department of Education drug prevention grants. Projects include a dissemination model for peer education programs and a national student organization project targeting fraternities and sororities. Two major training manuals were produced under these grants: ANGLE Network Implementation Manual and Project Aware Resource Bin.
UCI Health Education is host of a current federally-funded project titled Southern UC Peer Educator Consortia. The consortia hosts periodic trainings and coordinates a website devoted to peer education in alcohol and other drug prevention. Ms. Reibling is Project Director and Co-Primary Investigator for this project.
As another a part of her Director responsibilities, Ms. Reibling is a Senior Training Consultant to the national Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention. As a trainer for the Center, Ms. Reibling plans and presents alcohol and drug prevention focused trainings for regional teams of campus administrators. She has also presented at several national meetings, including the New Grantee Training Institute and American College Personnel Association, and served as coordinator for the Second Annual New Grantee Training Institute and the national HELP Network Conference, both hosted by UCI in 1991.
Ms. Reibling earned an undergraduate degree in psychology from Allegheny College and a master of arts from Bowling Green State University. Ms. Reibling is a fifth-generation native Californian and has lived in Irvine for twelve years.
Mailing Address:
UCI Health Education
Higher Education Center For Alcohol & Other Drug Prevention
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697
health@www.health.uci.edu
Ms. Reibling was Assistant Dean of Students at Texas Tech University prior to her move to Irvine. Ms. Reibling served as primary author and co-primary investigator for five U.S. Department of Education drug prevention grants. Projects include a dissemination model for peer education programs and a national student organization project targeting fraternities and sororities. Two major training manuals were produced under these grants: ANGLE Network Implementation Manual and Project Aware Resource Bin.
UCI Health Education is host of a current federally-funded project titled Southern UC Peer Educator Consortia. The consortia hosts periodic trainings and coordinates a website devoted to peer education in alcohol and other drug prevention. Ms. Reibling is Project Director and Co-Primary Investigator for this project.
As another a part of her Director responsibilities, Ms. Reibling is a Senior Training Consultant to the national Higher Education Center for Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention. As a trainer for the Center, Ms. Reibling plans and presents alcohol and drug prevention focused trainings for regional teams of campus administrators. She has also presented at several national meetings, including the New Grantee Training Institute and American College Personnel Association, and served as coordinator for the Second Annual New Grantee Training Institute and the national HELP Network Conference, both hosted by UCI in 1991.
Ms. Reibling earned an undergraduate degree in psychology from Allegheny College and a master of arts from Bowling Green State University. Ms. Reibling is a fifth-generation native Californian and has lived in Irvine for twelve years.
Mailing Address:
UCI Health Education
Higher Education Center For Alcohol & Other Drug Prevention
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA 92697
health@www.health.uci.edu
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Assistant Vice Chancellor, Counseling and Health Services
Thomas A Parham, Ph.D.
Assistant Vice Chancellor, Counseling and Health Services