Tim Dunnagan
Dean
College of Health Sciences
Boise State University
United States of America
Biography
As both a leader and administrator, Tim Dunnagan continually looks for ways to partner within and outside the University to benefit students, faculty and the community. Dunnagan has been the Dean of the College of Health Sciences (COHS) at Boise State University for 6 years where he is currently focused on working with faculty and staff to integrate University Health Services and Interprofessional Education more deeply into Boise State teaching and research. In his current working goal is to create the healthiest campus in America and addressing mental health issues in Idaho through university and community partnerships, where he demonstrates his desire to take on big challenges that will benefit society.
Research Interest
Current working goal is to create the healthiest campus in America and addressing mental health issues in Idaho through university and community partnerships, where he demonstrates his desire to take on big challenges that will benefit society.
Publications
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Dunnagan, T., Peterson, P., & Wilson, J. (1997). Qualitative evaluation techniques in wellness programming. American Journal of Health Studies, 13(4), 205-214.
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Dunnagan, T., & Haynes, G. (1998). A health status comparison of a statewide sample and a sample of university staff. American Journal of Health Behavior, 22(4), 267-275.
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Dunnagan, T., Duncan, S., & Paul, L. (2000). Doing effective evaluations: A case study of family empowerment due to welfare reform. Evaluation and Program Planning: An International Journal, 23, 125-136.
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Dunnagan, T., Peterson M, & Haynes G. (2001). Mental health issues in the workplace: A case for a new managerial approach. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, 43(12), 1073-1080.
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Dunnagan, T., Haynes, G., & Smith, V. (2001). The relationship between the stages of change for exercise participation and health insurance costs. American Journal of Health Behavior, 25(5), 447-459.
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Dunnagan, T. Haynes, G., Linkenbach, J., & Shatwell, P. (2003). Developing theoretically 8 based and environmentally focused under age drinking policy. American Journal of Health Behavior, 27(5), 508-523.
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Duncan, S., Dunnagan, T., Christopher, S., & Paul, L. (2003). Helping families toward the goal of self-support: Montana’s EDUFAIM program. Families in Society, 84(2), 213-222.
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Duncan, S., Dunnagan, T., Christopher, S., & Paul, L. (2003). Helping families toward the goal of self-support: Montana’s EDUFAIM program. Families in Society, 84(2), 213-222.
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Blakely, F., Dunnagan, T., Haynes, G., Moore, S., & Pelician, S. (2004). Moderate physical activity and its relationship to select measures of a healthy diet. The Journal of Rural Health, 20(2), 160-165.
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Ronbeck, N.F., Dunnagan, T., & Stewart, C. (2005). Early specialization in elite Nordic skiers: Fact or fiction. International Society of Biomechanics in Sport, Coach Information Service, [online], Available: http://www.education.ed.ac.uk/cis/index.html.
