MEDICAL SCHOOL:
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Degree: Doctor of Medicine
GRADUATE:
Emory University
Degree: Master of Theological Studies
Spirituality Religiosity
Cancer Coping in African Americans
Spirituality and Health
Spirituality and Cancer Coping
End of Life Issues
Cheryl L. Holt1, Lee Caplan2, Victor Blake2, Emily Schulz3, Penny Southward4
1Department of Public and Community Health, School of Public Health, University of
Maryland, College Park; 2Department of Community Health and Preventive Medicine, Morehouse School of Medicine;
3Research Consultant, University of Maryland; 4Media. “Development and Validation of Instruments to Assess the Role of Spirituality
in Cancer Coping Among African Americans.” Acceptance Pending.
Cheryl L. Holt, PhD, Emily Schulz, PhD, OTR/L, CFLE, Lee Caplan, MD, PhD2, Victor Blake, MD, MTS, Vivian L. Southward, MPPM, Ayanna V. Buckner, MD, MPH. “Measures Of Spirituality
And The Cancer Experience Spirituality And The Cancer Experience Among African Americans:
Instrument Development And validation based on qualitative research.” Acceptance
Pending.
Holt, C.L., Caplan, L., Schulz, E., Blake, V., Southward, P., Buckner, A., & Lawrence, H. “Role of religion in cancer coping among
African Americans: A qualitative examination.” Journal of Psychosocial Oncology,
27, 248-273, 2009.
Holt, C. L., Caplan, L., Schultz, E., Blake, V., Southward, V. L., & Buckner, A.V. Development and validation of measures of religious
involvement and the cancer experience among African Americans., Journal of Health Psychology, 2009, (In Press).
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