Ian Lang Email & Phone Number

Ann Arbor, Mi, Us

- Monitored data collection, analysis, and reporting for a $1.05 million evaluation of a MDHHS, state-wide program connecting youth at over 90 schools to social services in their community- Developed evaluation plans and conducted analyses (SAS) for an evaluation of a $1 million federal grant involving a network of child-serving public systems and community partners- Managed community-based surveying logistics for over 100 events resulting in the collection and processing of over 4,500 English and Spanish surveys gathering social and health indicator data- Oversaw undergraduate students, master’s students, and master’s-level interns in surveying, data entry, data cleaning, analysis, and reporting

Ann Arbor, Mi

- Led survey development and data collection planning for a $1.9 million community-based participatory research project among low-income people of color in Detroit. This included conducting site visits with four community partners, collaborating with the community partners to develop data collection plans and processes unique to their clinic flow, and developing survey instruments in English, Spanish, and Arabic. The study was funded by the National Institute for Health Care Reform.- Managed intervention development and assessment of a $300,000 study funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality- Trained and supervised six part-time research assistants in screening over 850 patients and recruiting, consenting, and collecting data on over 100 patients/participants in two weeks (also led follow-up efforts which resulted in a 94% retention rate)- Led data analysis in SAS for a $50,000 pilot study and assisted with drafting a grant proposal using data from this pilot study- Collaborated with principal investigator to write and submit a grant which was funded ($41,662)- Developed a web-application in collaboration with University of Michigan 3D Lab- Managed regulatory requirements for human subjects IRB across multiple research studiesIn this position I worked on four projects that: 1) developed and evaluated a pre-visit, electronic screening tool for health-related financial burden. The screening tool identified patients who perceived financial burden in managing their diabetes and connected them with various resources in the community.2) developed and evaluated a patient-centered communication intervention promoting the integration of health IT applications, particularly electronic health records, in clinical settings.3) evaluated follow-up appointment attendance rates for patients with asthma and perceived barriers to care.4) implemented an intervention to enhance the health literacy of residents in Detroit.

Ann Arbor, Mi

- Wrote code in SPSS to manipulate and analyze longitudinal data- Reviewed and revised analyses conducted by undergraduate research assistant - Performed consistency checks and routine diagnostics on data and databases- Identified problems with datasets, rectified issues, and systematized data for future analysesDescription of study: This study was focused on examining proximal biological indicators of stress and distal global working models of adult attachment among young minority men. The ultimate goal of the project was to gain a better understanding of how daily experiences of stigma and discrimination may influence physical health outcomes among minority populations.

Ann Arbor, Mi

- Wrote SPSS code to conduct quantitative analyses using a range of analytic techniques (descriptive analyses, correlation, linear regression, logistic regression, etc.)- Conducted literature reviews and contributed to manuscript on social risk factors for abnormal Pap test outcomes- Developed summary of initial findings to assist in building a structural equation modelDescription of study: This study was focused on examining social risk factors for cervical cancer among African American young adults living in an urban setting. The ultimate goal of the study was to develop a better understanding of the disparity in cervical cancer across racial and ethnic groups.

Ann Arbor, Mi

- Recruited and interviewed 60 patients by phone and mail- Built and managed multiple datasets to store data and track study progress - Communicated with corporate pharmacy offices and other health professionals at theUniversity of Michigan to obtain pharmacy and medical records for all participants- Collaborated with the University of Michigan School of Engineering in abstracting data from electronic medical recordsDescription of study: This study was focused on examining the association between visual field progression and long-term, chronic disease medication adherence in patients with glaucoma. The ultimate goal of the study was to create more patient-centered care for individuals with glaucoma through offering improved educational programming.

Meru, Kenya

- Collaborated with local leaders to facilitate a focus group and interview key informants on food security and food sovereignty - Utilized the community’s voice (perception, knowledge, expertise, and resources) to develop a sustainable food system program design framework - Implemented permaculture design principles to create and maintain a sustainable food system- Researched initiatives targeted at increasing ecological sustainability and social justice in the food and agricultural system

- Collaborated with the Director of the University of Michigan Chronic Pain and Fatigue Research Center to develop a research study on dietary intake and chronic pain- Collaborated with the University of Michigan School of Dentistry faculty and students in assessing the oral health and nutritional status of children attending primary and secondary schools in Meru, Kenya

Ann Arbor, Mi

- Coordinated and conducted structured phone interviews with research participants- Analyzed qualitative responses using open coding- Conducted literature review on chronic disease self-management, self-regulation, and social support

- Managed classrooms of students (up to 50 students per classroom, grades 1st – 12th)- Implemented various teaching methods to engage students in curriculum- Offered two long-term teaching positions: elementary special education and high school Spanish

- Collaborated with local farms to bring fresh produce to food pantry clients- Served as a tutor in an after-school literacy program in an area of disadvantaged youth- Provided high-quality customer service to Habitat for Humanity ReStore patrons

Allendale, Mi

- Planned, coordinated, and evaluated leadership and service programs - Managed volunteers and participants at leadership and service events- Facilitated discussion, critical thinking, and high impact learning during programs

Master Of Public Health (M.P.H.), Health Behavior And Health Education With A Specialization In Research Methods, 4.0/4.0

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Public And Nonprofit Administration With An Emphasis In Community Health, 4.0/4.0 (Summa Cum Laude)

Activities and Societies: Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi