Susan M. Reece, DNSc, CS, PNP

Professor

Phone: (978) 934-4421

Fax: 978-934-4021

Office: O'Leary 313B

Dr. Reece's research has focused on health promotion across the lifespan. Her primary area of interest is in self-efficacy theory and its application to health promotion and life transitions. Current research projects include the study of Explanatory Models of Cambodian families in relation to their childrens's asthma and exploration of the use of personal care products and body art among a diverse group of adolescents. Dr. Reece has developed two instruments which have been published in the literature: The Parent Expectations Survey (PES) for use during the transition to parenthood. The Perimenopausal Health Self-Efficacy Survey (PHS-ES), to assess perimenopausal health self-efficacy among mid-life women.

Curriculum Vitae .pdf format



Susan M. Reece, DNSc, CS, PNP Professor Phone: (978) 934-4421 Fax: 978-934-4021 Office: O'Leary 313B Email: Susan_Reece Scholarly Interests Dr. Reece's research has focused on health promotion across the lifespan. Her primary area of interest is in self-efficacy theory and its application to health promotion and life transitions. Current research projects include the study of Explanatory Models of Cambodian families in relation to their childrens's asthma and exploration of the use of personal care products and body art among a diverse group of adolescents. Dr. Reece has developed two instruments which have been published in the literature: The Parent Expectations Survey (PES) for use during the transition to parenthood. The Perimenopausal Health Self-Efficacy Survey (PHS-ES), to assess perimenopausal health self-efficacy among mid-life women. Curriculum Vitae .pdf format

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