Summer 2014: E-13 RUOP Projects

The Rural Underserved Opportunities Program (RUOP) Triple I is a six-week research project conducted alongside a four-week clinical immersion in a rural or underserved community in Wyoming or the WWAMI region. Students work side-by-side with local physicians providing health care to historically disinvested populations and conducting community-focused research such as health education projects, needs assessments, intervention planning, or evaluation of health services. Students present their findings every Fall at the Wyoming WWAMI research symposium.

View Summer 2014 RUOP projects below.

Tyler Baldwin

Educating the Leaders of our Future: Reducing Teen Pregnancy in Fremont County, WY

Project Poster (PDF)

Melissa Dozier

Post-Discharge Intervention: Medication Compliance In
Elderly Home Health Patients in Buffalo, WY

Project Poster (PDF)

Andrew L. Fluckiger

Torrington Condom Availability Program: Cutting Rates of Chlamydia

Project Poster (PDF)

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Sarah A. Gregory

Community Wraparound: Youth Mentorship on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming

Project Poster (PDF)

Craig Luplow

Getting Active for Prizes (GAP): Increasing Youth Physical Activity in Sheridan, WY

Project Poster (PDF)

Maria McNiven

The Plate Method of Diabetes Meal Planning for Migrant Farm Workers in the Bighorn Basin of Wyoming

Project Poster (PDF)

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Hannah Phillps

Preventing Elderly Falls in Saratoga, WY

Project Poster (PDF)

Elise Sylar

Decreasing the Prevalence of Adolescent Suicide in Star Valley, WY Using a School-Based Approach

Project Poster (PDF)