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Jackie Stoddard is a Behavioral Scientist and Program Director for the Tobacco Control Research Branch at the National Cancer Institute's Division of Cancer Control & Populations Sciences, Behavioral Research Program. As part of her research responsibilities, Dr. Stoddard developed and now evaluates Smokefree.gov, a Web assisted tobacco intervention tool for adults motivated to quit smoking. As Program Director, Dr. Stoddard coordinates research activities, provides scientific recommendations, and serves as a NCI spokesperson. She also manages a portfolio of grants related to cessation of tobacco use among Internet users, women, and individuals with depression. Since joining NCI in 2002, Dr. Stoddard has received multiple awards of excellence for her contributions on Internet based tools for behavior change.
Prior to NCI, Dr. Stoddard was a Postdoctoral fellow at the University of California at San Francisco, Department of Psychiatry. At UCSF, Dr. Stoddard studied addiction medicine and developed one of the first Web based randomized trials for smoking cessation and depression prevention.
Dr. Stoddard has a Masters degree in Experimental Psychology a doctoral degree in Preventive Medicine, Health Behavior Research from the University of Southern California Medical School. Her publications have focused on targeted tobacco marketing, smokeless tobacco cessation, youth tobacco prevention, and smoking cessation via the Internet.
Select Publications and Presentations:
Stoddard, J, & Muñoz, R, Delucchi, K, Collins, N, Perez-Stable, E Lennert, L. A (2005) Smoking Cessation Trial Conducted Over the World Wide Web: A Feasibility Study. Health Communications, (accepted April 3, 2003; for publication February 2005).
Muñoz, R, Lennert, L. A, Delucchi, K, Stoddard, J, Perez. J. Perez-Stable, E (accepted June, 2005; in press). Toward Evidence-based Internet Interventions: A Spanish/English Web Site for International Smoking Cessation Trials. Nicotine and Tobacco Research.
Lenert, L. Muñoz, R. Stoddard, J., Delucchi, K. Bansod, A., Skoczen, S. Pérez-Stable, E. Design and Pilot Evaluation of a High-Intensity Internet Smoking Cessation Program. J Am Med Inform Assoc. 2003;10:16-20.
Muñoz RF, Le HN, Ghosh-Ippen C, Stoddard JL. Treatment is not enough: Preventing depression in women should be a major public health priority. Prevention and Treatment Online: Accepted August 5, 2002.
Donaldson SI, Sussman S, Dent CW, Severson HH, Stoddard JL. Health behavior, quality of work life, and organizational effectiveness in the lumber industry. Health Educ Behav 1999; 26:579-91.
Stoddard JL, Johnson CA, Sussman S, Dent C, Boley-Cruz T. Tailoring outdoor tobacco advertising to minorities in Los Angeles County. J Health Commun 1998; 3:137-46.
Raine A, Meloy JR, Bihrle S, Stoddard J, LaCasse L, Buchsbaum MS. Reduced prefrontal and increased subcortical brain functioning assessed using positron emission tomography in predatory and affective murderers. Behav Sci Law 1998; 16:319-32.
Raine A, Stoddard J, Bihrle S, Buchsbaum M. Prefrontal glucose deficits in murderers lacking psychosocial deprivation. Neuropsychiatry, Neuropsychology, & Behavioral Neurology 1998; 11:1-7.
Stoddard JL, Sussman S, Dent CW, Donaldson SI. Characteristics of tobacco use in the lumber industry. American Journal of Health Behavior 1997; 21:91-99.
Stoddard JL, Johnson CA, Boley-Cruz T, Sussman S. Targeted tobacco markets: outdoor advertising in Los Angeles minority neighborhoods. Am J Public Health 1997; 87:1232-3.
Stoddard JL, Delucchi, KL, Munoz, RF, Collins NM, Perez Stable EJ, Augustson E, Lenert LL. Smoking cessation research via the Internet: A feasibility study. Journal of Health Communication 2005; 10: 27-41.
Stoddard JL, Johnson CA, Sussman S, Dent C, Boley-Cruz T. Tailoring outdoor tobacco advertising to minorities in Los Angeles County. Journal of Health Communication, 1998 Apr-Jun;3(2):137-46.
Unger JB, Johnson CA, Stoddard JL, Nezami E, Chou CP. Identification of adolescents at risk for smoking initiation: validation of a measure of susceptibility. Addictive Behavior, 1997 Jan-Feb;22(1):81-91.
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