Education Principle Positions Held Ancillary Positions Held Currently

Honors and Awards Membership in Professional Organizations

Professional Activity:
Service to Professional Publications

Other Professional Service:
To granting agencies To government bodies To publishers

Scientific And Professional Meeting and Workshops Attended:
International National Regional
Invited Papers, Lectures, Presentations (not listed above)

University Service:
Multi-Campus Campus-Wide School of Medicine Department

Public Service

Teaching:
Formal Scheduled Classes for UCSF students
Informal Teaching Predoctoral Students Supervised
Postdoctoral Research Fellows Supervised Teaching Aids Prepared

Research and Creative Activity:
Dissertation Books Software Films

Research in Progress:
Tobacco Research Available Online

EDUCATION:

• 1964-69 Univ. of Cincinnati 1969 BS high honors Aerospace Engineering
• 1969-70 Stanford University 1970 MS Applied Mechanics
• 1970-73 Stanford University 1973 PhD Applied Mechanics/Engineering-economic Systems
• 1973-75 Stanford University Research Fellow Cardiology
• 1975-77 Univ. of California, San Francisco Research Fellow Cardiovascular Research

PRINCIPAL POSITIONS HELD:

• 1965-68 NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, TX Student trainee
• 1969 NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, Houston, TX Aerospace engineer
• 1977-81 Univ. of California, San Francisco Assistant Professor of Medicine in Residence
• 1981-82 Univ. of California, San Francisco Associate Professor of Medicine in Residence
• 1983-87 Univ. of California, San Francisco Associate Professor of Medicine
• 1987-now Univ. of California, San Francisco Professor of Medicine

ANCILLARY POSITIONS HELD CONCURRENTLY:

• 1975-77 Univ. of California, San Francisco Asst. Research Bioengineer
• 1977-now Univ. of California, San Francisco Member, Cardiovascular Research Institute
• 1980-94 Univ. of California, San Francisco Director, Cardiology/GCRC Computer Facility
• 1982-now Univ. of California, San Francisco Member, Biostatistics Graduate Group
• 1983-now Univ. of California, San Francisco, and Berkeley Member, Bioengineering Graduate Group
• 1983-84 Univ. of California, San Francisco, and Berkeley Secretary, Bioengineering Graduate Group
• 1983-now Univ. of California, Berkeley Member, College of Engineering Faculty
• 1984-88 Univ. of California, San Francisco, and Berkeley Chairman, Bioengineering Graduate Group
• 1988-89 Univ. of Vermont Visiting Professor of Medicine (sabbatical)
• 1989-91 Univ. of California, San Francisco Director, Science and Health Education Partnerships
• 1990-95 Univ. of California, San Francisco Affiliated Faculty, Institute for Health Policy Studies
• 1995-now Univ. of California, San Francisco Core Faculty, Institute for Health Policy Studies
• 1994-now Univ. of California, San Francisco, and Berkeley Chief Graduate Advisor, Bioengineering Graduate Group

HONORS AND AWARDS:

• 1960 Eagle Scout, Bronze Palm
• 1964 Best actor
• 1964 Outstanding future teacher
• 1964 Bausch and Lomb Science Award
• 1965 Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship)
• 1965-69 University of Cincinnati Honors Scholarships
• 1968 Tau Beta Pi (engineering)
• 1968 Pi Delta Epsilon (journalism)
• 1968 Sigma Gamma Tau (aerospace engineering)
• 1968 Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities
• 1969 Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership)
• 1969 Sigma Gamma Tau Honor Undergraduate Award (six awarded nationally)
• 1969 Outstanding Senior Engineering Student
• 1969 First Place, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Great Lakes Region Student Paper Competition
• 1969-72 National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship
• 1970 Second Place, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Western Region Student Paper Competition
• 1973-75 National Institutes of Health Postdoctoral Fellowship
• 1975-77 Bay Area Heart Research Committee Senior Research Fellowship
• 1977-82 National Institutes of Health Research Career Development Award
• 1978 Best Paper Published in Computer
• 1985 Who's Who in Frontiers of Science and Technology
• 1986 Janssen Lecture of Society for Cardiac Anesthesia
• 1986 Finalist, American Lung Association Quality of Life Award for Volunteer Service
• 1992 Fellow, American College of Cardiology
• 1992 Award of Distinction for Leadership and Vision in Tobacco Control, California Department of Health Services
• 1992 American Journal of Nursing Book of the Year for Primer of Biostatistics
• 1995 Newsweek 100 newsmakers of 1995
• 1995 One of 25 Adream makers@ in California identified by California Journal (only academic selected)
• 1996 Smokefree America Award (for research), presented by Sloan-Ketting Cancer Institute
• 1996 James Madison Freedom of Information Award (Educator Category), Society of Professional Journalists

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:

• 1968-72 American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
• 1970-now American Association for the Advancement of Science
• 1973-now Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Group of Engineering in Medicine and Biology
• 1977-now Federation of American Scientists
• 1978-now American Physiological Society
• 1979-now American Heart Association, Council on Circulation
• 1983-now Cardiovascular System Dynamics Society
• 1992-now American Public Health Association

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY:

• American Journal of Epidemiology
• American Journal of Physiology: Respiration
• American Journal of Physiology: Regulation
• American Journal of Physiology: Heart
• American Review of Respiratory Disease
• Annals of Biomedical Engineering
• Annals of Epidemiology
• Archives of General Psychiatry
• Biophysical Journal
• Bulletin of Mathematical Biology
• Cardiovascular Research
• Circulation (editorial board, 1983-88)
• Circulation Research (editorial board, 1983-86)
• Computers in Biomedical Research
• FASEB Journal
• Journal of the American Medical Association
• Handbook of Physiology
• Health Affairs
• Journal of the American College of Cardiology (Associate editor, 1991-now)
• Journal of Biomechanical
• Journal of Politics
• Journal of Pharmacological
• Journal of Orthopaedic Research
• Journal of Biomechanics
• Journal of Allergy and Clinical
• Journal of Clinical Investigation
• Journal of Rehabilitation Research
• Journal of Theoretical Biology
• Journal of Applied Physiology
• Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing
• Pediatrics
• Pflugers Archiv: European Journal of Physiology
• Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine
• Science
• Southern Medical Journal
• Spectrum
• Tobacco Control (editorial board, 1991-now)
• Western Journal of Medicine

OTHER PROFESSIONAL SERVICE:

• American Cancer Society Peer Review Committee on Psychosocial and Behavioral Policy Research (1997-2000)
• California Policy Seminar (University of California)
• Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada
• Heritage Foundation of Alberta, Canada
• Medical Research Council of Canada
• National Institutes of Health, Cardiovascular Study Section A ad hoc member
• National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia
• National Institutes of Health site visitor
• National Institutes of Health Special Study Section
• National Science Foundation
• Thrasher Research Fund
• Veterans Administration Merit Review Board in Cardiovascular Studies

To government bodies:

• Reviewer, US Congress Office of Technology Assessment (1986)
• Member, California Scientific Review Panel on Toxic Air Contaminants (1986-now)
• Consultant, New Zealand Toxic Substances Board (1988)
• Member, National Academy of Sciences Selection Panel for NSF Graduate Fellows (1990-1994)
• Member, California State Tobacco Education Program Media Advisory Committee (1990-1992)
• Consultant, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (1994-now)
• Member, California Department of Education Tobacco Use Prevention Education Work Group (1996-now)

To publishers:

• W. H. Freeman and Co.
• Macmillian Publishers
• Lange Medical Publications
• McGraw-Hill Book Company
• Oxford University Press
• Prentice-Hall

SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED:

INTERNATIONAL:

• Workshop on Diastolic Function of the Heart, Antwerp, Belgium, 1975
• NATO Advanced Study Institute, "Engineering Principles in Cardiovascular Research," 1977
• World Conference on Smoking and Health, 1983 (two invited lectures),
• 1987 (invited lecture)
• World Summit of Smoking Control Leaders, 1985 (invited speaker)
• Society of Cardiovascular Anesthesiologists, 1986 (Janssen lecture)
• Mechanics of the Circulation, 1986
• Symposium on Diastolic Function of the Heart in Health and Disease, 1986 (session chairman)
• Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, 1986 (invited speaker)
• Cardiovascular System Dynamics Society, 1987 (invited speaker and session chair)
• Seventh World Conference on Tobacco or Health, 1990 (keynote speaker, workshop leader, session chair, abstract)
• World Conference on Lung Health, 1990 (invited speaker)
• Second International Congress on Peer Review in Biomedical Publication, 1993 (abstract)

NATIONAL:

• American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1973, 1975, 1978, 1979, 1980
• American College of Cardiology, 1974, 1975 (paper), 1978 (paper), 1980
• American Economic Association, 1983 (invited lecture)
• American Heart Association, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 (paper), 1978 (invited lecture), 1979, 1980,
• 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985 (paper), 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 (paper)
• American Physical Society Conference on Changing Career Opportunities for Physicists, 1977
• (invited lecture)
• American Physiological Society (FASEB), 1979 (session chair and invited lecture), 1980 (paper),
• 1981 (paper and invited lecture), 1983, 1984 (session chair and paper)
• American Public Health Association, 1992 (abstract), 1993 (invited lecture plus 5 abstracts)
• American Society of Adiction Medicine, 1993 (invited speaker)
• Annual Conference on Engineering in Biology and Medicine, 1973 (paper), 1974 (paper),
• 1976 (session chair), 1986 (invited speaker)
• Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineering Annual Computer Conference, 1979 (invited lecture)
• NIH Consensus-Development Conference on "Microprocessor-Based `Intelligent' Machines in Patient Care,"
• 1979 (invited lecture)
• STEP Module, "Peer Review: Creative Responses to Changing Demands," 1982 (invited lecture)
• Society of Thoracic Surgeons, 1983 (invited lecture)
• US Public Heath Service Professional Association, 1984 (plenary speaker)
• National Tobacco Free Young America Workshop, 1986 (featured speaker)
• American Medical Association Annual Meeting on State Legislation, 1987 (invited speaker)
• US Environmental Protection Agency Workshop on Air Toxics, 1987
• National Cancer Institute Consensus Conference on Media Advocacy for Tobacco Control, 1988 (invited
• participant)
• AMA Tobacco Use in America, 1989 (invited speaker)
• National Conference on School Health Leadership in State Departments of Education, 1990 (invited partcipant)
• Tobacco Products Liability Project Annual Meeting, 1990 (Keynote speaker), 1993 (invited speaker)
• Air Quality and the National Parks, UC Davis, 1992 (invited speaker)
• American Heart Association Prevention Conference: Behvior Change and Compliance: Keys to Improving Cardiovascular Health, 1993 (invited speaker)
• CDC Training for State Epidemiologists, 1993 (invited speaker)
• CDC Workshop on ETS and Coronary Heart Disease, 1993 (invited speaker)
• American Public Health Association, 1994 (3 abstracts and invited lecture)
• American Public Health Association, 1995 (4 abstracts)
• UCSF Advances and Controversies in Clinical Pediatrics, 1996 (lecture)
• American Political Science Association, 1996 (paper)

REGIONAL:

• UC Systemwide Conference on Cardiovascular Research, 1981 (co-organizer and paper), 1982 (co-organizer
• and paper), 1983 (co-organizer and paper), 19784 (co-organizer and paper), 1985 (co-organizer and
• paper), 1986 (co-organizer)
• Philadelphia Physiological Society Symposium "Ventricular Mechanics," 1982 (invited lecture)
• Western Psychological Association, "`Death in the West' and Cigarette Advertising," 1983 (organizer of
• invited symposium and paper)
• Electoral Reform in California: The Current Agenda, UC Davis, 1985
• California Heart Association Young Investigators' Symposium, 1987 (co-organizer and paper), 1989 (co- organizer)
• The Role of Antithrombotic and Fibrinolytic Therapy in Managing Cardiovascular Disease and Primary
• Prevention Update, Stowe, Vermont, 1988 (invited speaker)
• California Medical Association Annual Meeting, "Passive smoking" (1992)
• California Health Officers' Association Annual Meeting, "Passive smoking" (1992)
• Indoor Air Quality in California, California Air Resources Board, "Environmental Tobacco Smoke" (1993)
• American Society for Microbiliogy, Northern California Branch, "School-University Partnerships" (1993)

INVITED PAPERS, LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS not listed above

• 1975 Research seminars, Univ. of Amsterdam, Holland, Univ. of Bologna, Italy
• 1978 Research seminars, UC Davis, Mayo Medical School
• Several radio and television presentations
• 1979 Visiting Scientists, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles (3 days)
• Visiting Professor, UC San Diego (3 days)
• 1980 Research seminar, UC Berkeley
• Several radio and television presentations
• 1981 Research seminars, UC Berkeley
• Lecture, UC Berkeley, Stanford
• 1982 Research seminars, UC Berkeley, Hewlett Packard Computer Science Laboratory
• Lecture, UC Berkeley
• Several radio and television presentations
• Presentation, "Death in the West," Mill Valley Film Festival
• Witness, California State Senate Committee on Health and Welfare
• 1983 Keynote Speaker, Minnesota Association for Nonsmokers Rights Annual Meeting
• Research seminars, Free University of Amsterdam, University of Leiden, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
• Several radio and television presentations
• Speaker, Northern California Broadcasters Ascertainment Meeting
• 1984 Visiting Professor, University of Texas Health Sciences Center, Dallas (2 days)
• Several radio and television presentations
• Speaker, American Cancer Society California Division Annual Meeting
• Visiting Professor, University of the Fields, Austria (7 days)
• Visiting Professor, UC San Diego (2 days)
• 1985 Overseas Speaker for Smoke Alert Week, "So You Think You're a Nonsmoker, National Heart Foundation of Australia, 2-week speaking tour of lectures and numerous media appearances, as well as professional lectures at the following hospitals:
• Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Sydney (passive smoking)
• Calvary Hospital, Canberra (passive smoking)
• Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne (passive smoking)
• Royal Adelade Hospital, Adelade (passive smoking)
• Princess Alexandra Hospital, Brisbane (passive smoking)
• Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane (biostatistics)
• Gold Coast Hospital, Gold Coast (passive smoking)
• Royal Brisbane Hospital, Brisbane (passive smoking)
• Royal Australiasian College of Physicians and Surgeons, Sydney (biostatistics)
• Witness, US Senate Subcommittee on Civil Service, Post Office, and General Services, Committee on Governmental Affairs (passive smoking)
• Conference on Florida Clean Indoor Air Act, Tampa Florida
• 1986 Research seminars, University of Ottawa (cardiac mechanics and smoking politics)
• Witness, Mayor's Committee on Smoking or Health, New York City
• Numerous radio and television appearances on the health effects of involuntary smoking and the nonsmokers' rights movement
• Keynote Speaker, Annual meeting of American Lung Association of Michigan and Michigan Thoracic Society (involuntary smoking and smoking politics)
• Research seminars, University of Calgary (biostatistics and cardiac mechanics)
• Invited Speaker, 37th Annual Director's Meeting of the Michigan State Department of Public Health
• Several radio and television presentations
• 1987 Lecturer, Scripps Clinic Series on Health Promotion, La Jolla, CA (smoking prevention education)
• Research seminar, University of Vermont (cardiac mechanics)
• Several radio and television presentations
• Lecture and Research seminar, Gifu University, Japan (cardiac mechanics)
• 1988 Several radio and television appearances
• Lectures, University of Toronto (cardiac mechanics and biostatistics)
• Lecture, University of Michigan (passive smoking)
• Overseas lecturer, Heart Beat New Zealand, a two week speaking tour on the health effects of passive smoking and legislative actions to protect nonsmokers. The tour included seminars at universities, public lectures, testimony before public bodies, and television and radio appearances.
• 1989 Visiting Lecturer, University of the Fields, Vienna Austria (5 days, biostatistics)
• Lecture, Albert Einstein College of Medicine (cardiac mechanics)
• Lecture, Canadian Cancer Society National Public Affairs Committee (tobacco control)
• Several radio and television appearances
• Invited Speaker, Nonsmokers' Rights Association of Canada Annual Meeting
• Lecture, Stanford University School of Medicine (cardiac mechanics)
• Lecture, Michigan State University (cardiac mechanics, passive smoking)
• 1990 Lecture, Stanford University Department of Mechanical Engineering (cardiac mechanics)
• Overseas lecturer, National Heart Foundation of Australia, a two week speaking tour on the health effects of passive smoking and legislative actions to protect nonsmokers. The tour included seminars at universities, public lectures, testimony before public bodies, and television and radio appearances.
• Several radio and television presentations, including CBS Evening News and ABC Nightline
• Lecture, Diablo Valley College (statistics)
• Lecture, Sequoia Hospital (statistics)
• 1991 Lecture, St. Mary's Medical Center, Walla Walla, WA (statistics)
• Lecture, Kaiser Hospital, Walnut Creek, CA (statistics)
• Lecture, Bay Area Association for Social Sciences in Health (tobacco)
• Lecture, Bellingham, WA COMMITT (tobacco control)
• Several radio and television appearances, including ABC Nightline and 20/20 and Ohrah Winfrey Show
• Lecture, Vallejo, CA COMMIT training (tobacco control)
• Instructor, UC Davis Continuing Medical Education (passive smoking)
• Lecture, Current Issues in Tobacco Legislation: A Seminar for Local Policymakers, Orange County League of Cities (passive smoking)
• 1992 Lecture, Stanford University (tobacco control)
• Speaker, American Heart Association Media Update, Los Angeles (passive smoking)
• Several radio and television appearances, including NBC Today, National Public Radio All Things Considered (tobacco control)
• Keynote Speaker, Ontario (Canada) Tobacco Control Coalition
• Invited Speaker, Revolt Against Tobacco: Three Years of Tobacco Control in California, Los Angeles (passive smoking and tobacco control policy)
• Lecture, UC Berkeley (tobacco control)
• Keynote Speaker, Tobacco Control Conference, Loma Linda Univeristy (tobacco control)
• 1992 Lecture, "The Public Health Practice of Tobacco Control," UC Berkeley School of Public Health (tobacco control)
• 1993 Lecture, "The Politics of Tobacco in California," UC Berkeley Department of Political Science (tobacco control)
• Lecture, "Passive Smoking," UC Santa Cruz, Department of Biological Sciences
• Lecture, "Tobacco Control," Harvard School of Public Health
• Lecture, "Passive Smoking," Blue Shield of California, San Francisco
• 1994 Lecture, "Tobacco: Biology and Politics," Indiana ASSIST Project
• Invited witness, State Attorney Generals' Task Force on Smoking and Fast Food Restaurants (Economics)
• Lecture, "The Politics of Tobacco Control," 17th Annual Conference on Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Arizona Public Health Association
• Keynote and workshop leader, "Tobacco Control," 6th Annual Southwest Regional Substance Abouse Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Lecture, Tobacco Industry Front Groups, NCI ASSIST Information Exchange, San Francisco, CA
• Keynote Speech, Smoke-Free Nova Scotia Public Forum, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
• Invited Speaker, "Passive smoking," 6th Annual Southwest Regional Substance Abuse Conference, Albuquerque, NM
• Invited speaker, "Diastoic function," Cardiovascular Systems Dynamics Society
• Chair, Sagawa Young Investigator Research Award, Cardiovascular Systems Dynamics Society
• Lead witness, OSHA Hearings on Indoor Air Quality
• 1995 Lecture, APassive Smoking,@ Mills Hospital, San Mateo, CA
• Lecture, APreemption in Tobacco Policymaking,@ California Department of Health Services Tobacco Control Conference, San Diego, CA
• Lecture, ATobacco policymaking,@ School of Public Health, UC Berkeley
• Lecture, ATobacco control,@ Rotary Club of Oakland
• Keynote lecture, AKids or Tobacco,@ Legislative Issues Symposium sponsored by American Cancer Society and American Heart Association of Wisconsin
• Medical Grand Rounds UCSF, APassive smoking and heart disease=
• Keynote speaker, Rocky Mountain Tobacco Control Conference, ATobacco: Biology and Politics@
• Lecture, St. Lukes Medical Center, Milwaukee, WI, APassive Smoking@
• CBS 60 Minutes
• Numerous radio and television appearances
• 1996 Donahue
• PBS Frontline
• National High School Journalism Convention (invited speaker)
• Lecture, APassive Smoking and Heart Disease,@ University of Nevada, Reno
• ABC News Special with Peter Jennings ANever Say Die@
• Numerous radio and television appearances
• NPR All things Considered and Morning Edition
• ABC Nightline
• National Lecture Tour, Australia, sponsored by National Heart Foundation of Australia
• Fromm Lecture, University of San Francisco (The Cigarette Papers)
• American Heart Association Sampson Lecture (Tobacco politics)
• Grand rounds, Childrens= Hospital of Oakland (Passive smoking)
• Lecture, University of Cincinnati (Passive smoking and lung cancer)

UNIVERSITY SERVICE:

MULTI-CAMPUS:

• 1979-83 UCSF/UCB Committee to Establish a Program in Bioengineering
• 1980-83 Coordinator, UCSF/UCB Experimental Program in Bioengineering
• 1981-83 UCB College of Engineering Committee on Bioengineering (ex officio)
• 1981-86 Co-organizer, UC Systemwide Conference on Cardiovascular Physiology
• 1983-84 Secretary, UCSF/UCB Graduate Group in Bioengineering
• 1983-85 Delegate, Assembly of Academic Senate
• 1984-86 UCB Interdisciplinary Studies Advisory Committee
• 1984-88 Chairman, UCSF/UCB Graduate Group in Bioengineering
• 1989-92 UCSF/UCB Bioengineering Oversight Committee
• 1990-92 Presidential Grants for School Improvement Advisory Committee
• 1990-1992 Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunications Policy
• 1990-1993 President's Advisory Committee on K-12 Mathematics Education
• 1993 Quinquennial Review Committee, Statewide Air Pollution Research Center (chair)
• 1994-now Chief Graduate Advisor, UCSF/UCB Bioengineering Program
• 1995 Scientific Reviewer, UC Campus-Laboratory Collaboration Program

CAMPUS-WIDE:

• 1980-now Ad hoc Review Committees (member, 15; chair, 9)
• 1980 Committee to Establish a Graduate Group in Biostatistics
• 1980-85 Executive Committee, Graduate Group in Biostatistics
• 1981-86 Committee on Research
• 1983-85 Graduate Advisor, Graduate Group in Bioengineering
• 1983-85 Coordinating Committee of Academic Senate
• 1984 Special Review Committee, Pew Scholars Program
• 1986-88 Graduate Council
• 1986 Task Force on Smoking Policy
• 1987-94 UCSF/SFUSD Science Education Partnership Steering Committee
• 1988 Committee to Review Chairman of Ophthalmology
• 1988 Graduate Council Subcommittee on Fellowships
• 1990-1993 Research and Development Laboratory Advisory/User Committee
• 1990-now UCSF/SFUSD Science and Health Education Partnership Executive Committee
• 1994-now Biostatistics Group Executive Committee

SCHOOL: School of Medicine

• 1981-86 Committee on Student Welfare
• 1982 Ad hoc Committee to evaluate a proposal for a UCSF Center in Medical Information Technology (chair)
• 1987-88 Ad hoc Committee on Medical Anthropology
• 1996-now Institute for Health Policy Studies Academic Affiliations Committee

DEPARTMENT:

• 1979-now Ph.D. Oral examination committees (Pharmacology, Physiology, - 1 each; UCB Electrical Engineering and Computer Science - 3; Bioengineering - 17)
• 1983 Ad hoc Review Committee (member)
• 1985 Dissertation Committee (Bioengineering)
• 1985-now Department Personnel Evaluation Committee (2)
• 1985 Julius H. Comroe, Jr. Research Fellowship Committee
• 1987-now CVRI Committee on Animal Experimentation
• 1987-now Department of Medicine Committee on Animal Experimentation
• 1990 Bioengineering Nominating Committee (chair)
• 1993 Dissertation Committee (Bioengineering)

PUBLIC SERVICE:

• 1974 Volunteer, Yes on Proposition 9 (1974 Fair Political Practices Act)
• 1978 Volunteer, Yes on Proposition 5 (1978 Clean Indoor Air Act)
• 1980 Volunteer, Yes on Proposition 10 (1980 Smoking and No Smoking Sections Act)
• 1981-83 Speakers' Bureau, San Francisco Heart Association
• 1981-83 Treasurer, Californians for Nonsmokers' Rights
• 1981-83 Treasurer, California Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation
• 1981-82 Unpaid consultant, California Department of Consumer Affairs Task Force on Indoor Air Pollution
• 1982 Led successful effort to resurrect the film "Death in the West," a documentary about smoking and health -- suppressed by a cigarette company in 1976
• 1983 Organized the "Death in the West" curriculum project, a smoking-prevention program completed by 750,000 to 1,000,000 children nationwide
• 1983-85 President, Californians for Nonsmokers' Rights
• 1983-85 President, California Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation
• 1983-86 Member, Technical Advisory Committee, A Nonsmoking Generation - USA
• 1983 Member, Executive Committee, San Franciscans for Local Control (citizens group to defend San Francisco's ordinance protecting nonsmokers in the office workplace against cigarette industry efforts to repeal it)
• 1986-87 President, Americans for Nonsmokers' Rights
• 1986-87 President, American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation

TEACHING:

FORMAL SCHEDULED CLASSES FOR UCSF STUDENTS:

(Note: Dr. Glantz was on sabbatical for the 1988-89 academic year and did no teaching at UCSF during that time.)

• Grand rounds in medicine, cardiology, and pediatrics at Moffitt, VA, and San Francisco General Hospital (approx 6/yr starting in 1995)

INFORMAL TEACHING:

• 1977-now Cardiovascular physiology Lectures in research & teaching conferences (approx. 5/yr), individual consultation & tutoring (approx. 8 hr/wk)
• 1977-now Biostatistics Lectures in research and teaching conferences (approx. 10/yr), individual consultation and tutoring (approx. 4 hr/wk)
• 1977-93 Computers Individual consultation and tutoring (approx. 4 hr/wk)
• 1994-now Health Policy (approx 6/yr)
• 1995-now Passive smoking (approx 8/yr)
• APPROXIMATE HOURS/YEAR TEACHING: 300

PREDOCTORAL STUDENTS SUPERVISED:

• 1977-79 Steven L. Horowitz (Ph.D.)
• 1979-80 William Devor (M.D.)
• 1979-82 Mary Giammona (M.D.)
• 1979-81 Keith Walley (M.D.)
• 1979-83 Robert Willett (M.D., Ph.D.)
• 1981-83 Blake Hannaford (M.S.)
• 1984-86 John Halamka (M.D., Ph.D.)
• 1987-93 Thuan Nguyen (Ph.D.)
• 1990-91 Bruce Samuels (B.A.)
• 1991-95 Michael Traynor (B.A.)
• 1993 Theresa Cardador (M.P.H.)
• 1993-now Stella Aguigana (Ph.D.)
• 1993-95 Heather Macdonald (B.A.)

POSTDOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOWS SUPERVISED:

• 1977-79 Gilbert Raff, M.D.
• 1978-79 J. William Benge, M.D.
• 1979-80 Maleah Grover, M.D.
• 1980-83 James Calvin, Jr., M.D.
• 1982 Robert Baer, Ph.D. (co-sponsor)
• 1982-86 Bryan Slinker, D.V.M., Ph.D.
• 1982-84 Fernando Florenzano, M.D. (Fogarty Fellow)
• 1984-86 Antonio Chagas, M.D.
• 1985-87 Richard Podolin, M.D.
• 1985-88 John Gilbert, Ph.D.
• 1986-89 Robert Appleyard, Ph.D.
• 1986-87 Jay Milstein, M.D. (Visiting Associate Professor)
• 1987-88 Chester Boltwood, M.D. (Visiting Assistant Professor)
• 1989-90 Masakatsu Ohtani, M.D.
• 1990-92 Hideo Shintani, M.D.
• 1990-91 Lisa Bero, Ph.D.
• 1990-93 Michael Begay, Ph.D.
• 1992-94 Hiroshi Takano, M.D. Sc.D.
• 1994-now Edith Balbach, Ph.D.
• 1994-now Steve Solomon, Ph.D.
• 1995-96 Masao Tayama, M.D.
• 1994-96 James Lightwood, Ph.D.
• 1995-now Fred Monardi, Ph.D.
• 1996-now Rami Dhillon, MBBS
• 1996-now Brion Fox, JD

TEACHING AIDS PREPARED:

• 1975-79 Syllabus for course on biomedical applications of differential equations and transform theory (later published as Mathematics for Biomedical Applications by UC Press)
• 1977 Interactive computer program to help teach statistics
• 1979 Syllabus for biostatistics section of EIH 101 (later published as Primer of Biostatistics by McGraw-Hill)
• 1982 Video tape on biostatistics
• 1983 Wrote syllabus for new course, Biostat 185AB
• 1983 Consultant to Risk and Youth: Smoking Project to develop curriculum on smoking for 6th and 8th graders (project at UC Berkeley Lawrence Hall of Science)
• 1983 Co-authored curriculum to accompany the film "Death in the West"
• 1986 Co-authored curriculum to accompany the film "Secondhand Smoke"

RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY:

DISSERTATION:

• 1973 A Mathematical Approach to Cardiac Muscle Physiology

BOOKS:

• 1979 S. Glantz. Mathematics for Biomedical Applications. Berkeley: University of California Press.
• 1981 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics. New York: McGraw-Hill.
• 1986 P. Hanauer, G. Barr, S. Glantz. Legislative Approaches to a Smoke-Free Society, Volumes I & II. Berkeley: American Nonsmokers' Rights Foundation.
• 1987 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics (second edition). New York: McGraw-Hill.
• 1988 S. Glantz. Statistica per Discipline Bio-Mediche (second edition). Milan, Italy: McGraw-Hill. (Italian edition of Primer of Biostatistics) Translated by A. Marinoni, V. Balestra, S. Favilli.
• 1990 S. Glantz and B. Slinker. Primer of Multiple Regression and Analysis of Variance. New York: McGraw-Hill.
• 1992 S. Glantz: Primer of Biostatistics (third edition) New York: McGraw-Hill.
• 1993 S. Glantz. Tobacco: Biology and Politics. Waco, TX: WRS HealthEdCo Publishers.
• 1996 S. Glantz, J. Slade, L. Bero, P. Hanauer, D. Barnes. The Cigarette Papers. Berkeley CA: University of California Press
• 1996 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics (third edition), Japanese translation.
• 1997 S. Glantz: Primer of Biostatistics (fourth edition) New York: McGraw-Hill.
• In press S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics (third edition), Russian translation.

SOFTWARE:

• 1979 S. Horowitz and S. Glantz. Analog-to-digital data conversion and display system.
• 1984 S. Horowitz, S. Sizemore, and S. Glantz. Biomedical waveform processing system.
• 1987 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics: The Program. New York: McGraw-Hill. (MS-DOS Version)
• 1988 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics: The Program. New York: McGraw-Hill. (Macintosh Version)
• 1988 S. Glantz. Statistica per Discipline Bio-Mediche: Programma Applicativo. Milan, Italy: McGraw Hill (Italian Version of Primer of Biostatistics: The Program for IBM PC) Italitan edition prepared by G. Rocca.
• 1992 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics: The Program, Version 3.0. McGraw-Hill. (MS-DOS Version)
• 1992 S. Glantz. Primer of Biostatistics: The Program. New York: McGraw-Hill. (Macintosh Version)
• 1993 S. Glantz, et al. SigmaStat. Corte Madera: Jandel Scientific Software.

FILMS:

• 1985 Associate Producer, "Secondhand Smoke," released by Pyramid Film and Video, Santa Monica, CA. (This film has won the following awards: First prize, Health and Safety category, National Educational Film Association, 1986; Gold Camera Award, Employee Relations Category, US Industrial Film Festival, 1986; Silver Award, Houston International Film Festival, 1986; Golden Eagle, CINE, 1986)
• 1988 Writer and Technical Advisor, "On the Air," released by Pyramid Film and Video, Santa Monica, CA.

RESEARCH IN PROGRESS:

Mechanics of the Intact Heart:

1. Experimental studies in open chest anesthetized dogs to define the dynamic afterload that the lungs place on the heart during normal conditions and following a variety of pulmonary injuries, and how the heart responds to these changes in loading conditions. Mathematical modelling of the interaction of the cardiac and pulmonary system.
2. Experimental and theoretical work to better define and describe the dynamic interaction between the various physiological variables that determine the heart's hemodynamic function on a beat-to-beat basis.
3. Experimental and theoretical work to better define the relative roles of elastic, viscous, and active relaxation forces in determining the filling pressure of the left ventricle, particularly during ischemia.
4. Theoretical and experimental studies on the relationship between global and regional performance of the heart.

Effects of Environmental Tobacco Smoke

1. Animal studies of the effects of passive smoking on the heart, with the goal of determining the mechanisms by which secondhand smoke increase the risk of heart disease and worsens myocardial infarction.

Tobacco Control:

1. Economic impacts of smoking and smoking regulations, especially on employers and the public sector.
2. Activities of the tobacco industry to prevent the spread of nonsmokers' rights and strategies to deal with the industry.

Tobacco Research Online:

• S. Aguinaga, H. Macdonald, M. Traynor, M. Begay, S. Glantz. Undermining Popular Government: Tobacco Industry Political Expenditures in California 1993-1994. UCSF IHPS, 1995.
• M. Begay, and S. Glantz. Question 1: Tobacco Education Outlays From the 1994 Fiscal Year to the 1996 Fiscal Year.UCSF IHPS 1995
• F. Monardi, E. Balbach, S. Aguinaga, S. Glantz. Shifting Allegiances: Tobacco Industry Political Expenditures in California, January 1995 - March 1996. UCSF IHPS 1996
• F. Monardi, A. O'Neill, and S. Glantz. Tobacco Industry Political Activity in Colorado 1979 - 1995. UCSF IHPS 1996.
• F. Monardi, and S. Glantz. Tobacco Industry Political Activity in Washington 1983 - 1996. UCSF IHPS 1996.
• F. Monardi, and S. Glantz. Tobacco Industry Political Activity and Tobacco Control Policy Making in New Jersey 1982 - 1995. UCSF IHPS 1997.
• E. Balbach, F. Monardi, B. Fox, S. Glantz. Holding Government Accountable: Tobacco Policy Making in California, 1995-1997. UCSF IHPS 1997.
• S. Aguinaga-Bialous and Stanton A. Glantz. Tobacco Control in Arizona 1973-1997. UCSF IHPS 1997.
• F. Monardi, and S. Glantz. Tobacco Industry Political Activity and Tobacco Control Policy Making in Pennsylvania 1979 - 1996. UCSF IHPS 1997.
• B.J. Fox, J.M. Lightwood, S.A. Glantz, A Public Health Analysis of the Proposed Resolution of Tobacco Litigation. UCSF IHPS 1998.
• L. Goldman and S. Glantz. Tobacco Industry Political Expenditures and Tobacco Policy Making in Oregon: 1985-1997. UCSF IHPS 1998.
• F. Monardi, and S. Glantz. Tobacco Industry Political Activity and Tobacco Control Policy Making in Wisconsin 1983 - 1998. UCSF IHPS 1997.

The book, The Cigarette Papers