Alisha Creel
Associate Vice President
Contact
AlishaCreel@westat.comOverview
Alisha Creel, PhD, is an Associate Vice President for Survey Management and Design. She provides project management and financial oversight for Westat’s premier in-person surveys and contributes expertise on study design and instrument development, cognitive testing, data collection and management, and data analysis and dissemination to various audiences.
Earlier in her career, Creel provided financial and management oversight for a health survey practice. She has directed telephone, mail, and web surveys; program evaluations; and qualitative research. Creel’s wide-ranging topical interests include health services research, military and veteran health, problematic alcohol use, prescription drug misuse, health-related stigma and interventions to reduce stigma, barriers to care and screening, and sexual assault prevention.
Education
- PhD, Health, Behavior, and Society, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
- BA, Psychology, Harvard University
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Author response to e-cigarettes and respiratory disorder: The broader research context
Nicotine and Tobacco Research
January 2023
J.D. Sargent, K.C. Edwards, J. Emond, S. Tanski, Kristie Taylor, J.P. Pierce, M.L. Goniewicz, et al.
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Predictors of e-cigarette and cigarette use trajectory classes from early adolescence to emerging adulthood across four years (2013-2017) of the PATH Study
Nicotine and Tobacco Researsh
January 2022
C.A. Stanton, Z. Tang, E. Sharma, E. Seaman, L.D. Gardner, M.L. Silveira, D. Hatsukami, et al.
DOILink for: Predictors of e-cigarette and cigarette use trajectory classes from early adolescence to emerging adulthood across four years (2013-2017) of the PATH Study -
Tobacco product use and functionally important respiratory symptoms among US adolescents/young adults
22,
Academic Pediatrics
January 2022
S. Tanski, M.J. Halenar, K.C. Edwards, J. Emond, S. Woloshin, M. Brunette, L. Schwartz, et al.
DOILink for: Tobacco product use and functionally important respiratory symptoms among US adolescents/young adults