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 Mace
Coday, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Hope and Healing Manager
66 N. Pauline, Suite 633
Memphis TN 38163
901-448-5900
mcoday@utmem.edu
Education/Training:
- B.A., Psychology, Southern Methodist University, Dallas, 1987
- M.S., Psychology, University of Memphis, 1989
- Internship, Health Psychology, University of Western Ontario, London,
Canada, 1991
- Ph.D., Clinical Psychology & Behavioral Medicine, University of
Memphis, 1992
Honors:
- Phi Beta Kappa, SMU, 1987
- Summa Cum Laude, SMU, 1987
- Hyer Society Fellow, SMU, 1987
- Graduate Research Award, Master's Thesis, University of Memphis, 1990
- Mary Margaret Hafter Fellow, University of Memphis, 1989, 1990
Research/Grants:
- ACT, Activity Counseling Trial
- HOPE, Health Opportunities with Physical Exercise
- RENEW, Research on the Effects of Nicotine Replacement in Expectant
Women
- WHI, Women's Health Initiative
Interests:
Cognitive-behavioral interventions for physical activity, tobacco usage,
and dietary habits in women and other underserved populations. Emphasis
on relation of psychsocial factors, mental health, health habits, and
perceived quality of life with health outcomes.
Comments:
Recently submitted a grant to the CDC entitled "Peer-led Active
Choices Trial" (PACT) to test dissemination models of physical activity
programs in adults age 50 and older. This is a community-based participatory
prevention research project conducted by UTHSC Department of Preventive
Medicine in collaboration with The Church Health Center, Hope and Healing,
MIFA, and NewPathways Neighborhood Development Corporation.
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