Dr. Turner is the Executive Director of the National Social Norms Institute and of the Department of Student Health, and Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine, at the University of Virginia. He completed medical school at the University of Wisconsin and internal medicine residency at the University of Virginia. His professional areas of interest have included health policy development in the area of vaccine preventable diseases, and research on methodologies of reducing high-risk behaviors of college students. Dr. Turner currently serves as a liaison representative to the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization practices on behalf of the American College Health Association.

Jennifer Bauerle grew up in Charlottesville but moved west to southern California to attend California State University at Long Beach, where she received her undergraduate degree. Her heart called her back here, and she received her doctorate in Program Evaluation at UVa. Jennifer has developed and implemented health programs utilizing social marketing concepts in substance abuse prevention. She is on the University Alcohol Advisory Committee and is the Chair for the Charlottesville Albemarle Prevention Coalition. Outside from work she loves to run and play with Bernie, her dog.

Adrienne Keller is the Director of Research for the National Social Norms Institute. She is an Associate Professor at the University of Virginia and also Director of Evaluation for the University of Virginia's Center for Alcohol and Substance Education. Adrienne has over 25 years experience in community research and program evaluation in the United States and Canada, including working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Adele Cauble-Horwitz Graduate Research Assistant
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Adele Horwitz is a Graduate Research Assistant for the National Social Norms Institute, working primarily with data management.  She is a graduate student in the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education-School Counseling program.  Adele received her undergraduate degree from Trinity University and served as a Research Assistant focusing on disordered body image prevention programs.  Originally from Houston, Texas, she is now happy to be part of the UVa community and enjoys traveling around Virginia with her dog Savannah.

Laurie Frye
Graduate Research Asssistant
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Laurie Frye is a graduate student in the University of Virginia's Curry School of Education.