Bronwen Lichtenstein

Bronwen Lichtenstein Associate Professor Undergraduate Director Farrah 430 blichten@bama.ua.edu (205) 348-7782 Curriculum Vitae Health and Crime Syllabus Law and Society Syllabus Criminal and Civil Trials Syllabus Sociology of HIV/AIDS Syllabus Education: B.A. - University of Canterbury, 1991 B.A. Hons(1st Class)- University of Canterbury, 1992 Ph.D.- University of Canterbury, 1996 Research Focus: Stigma, Gender, and Health Health and Crime Minority Health in Relation to STI/HIV Teaching Interests: Health and Crime Law and Society Sociology of HIV/AIDS

Selected Publications

• Lichtenstein, Bronwen. (2007). "Illicit Drug Use in the Social Context of HIV/AIDS in Alabama's Black Belt." Journal of Rural Health, 23(3):68-72.
• Lichtenstein, Bronwen , St. Lawrence, J.S., Grimley, D.M., Bachmann, L.H. (2007). HIV Risk Among Long-Haul Truckers in the U.S.A." Culture, Health, & Sexuality, 10(1):45-46.
• Lichtenstein, Bronwen.  (2008). "Exemplary Elders: Stigma, Stereotypes and Sexually Transmitted Infections among Older African Americans." Special Issue on Ethnicity, Health, and Health Care. Current Sociology, 56(1):99-114.
• De Coster, Jamie and Lichtenstein, Bronwen.(2008).  “Integrating Quantitative and Qualitative Methods in Communication Research.” Communication Methods and Measures 1(4): 227- 242. 
• Lichtenstein, B. (2008). Little needles, big haystack: Orphans of HIV/AIDS in the American Deep South.  Journal of HIV/AIDS Prevention in Children, Youth, and Adults 9(1): 52-69.
• Lichtenstein, B., Desmond, R.A., & Schwebke, J.R. (2008).Partnership concurrency status and condom use among women diagnosed with T. vaginalis. Women's Health Issues, 18(5), 369-384.
• Lichtenstein, B., Neal, T.M., & Brodsky, S.L. (2008). The stigma of sexually transmitted infections: Knowledge, attitudes, and an educationally-based intervention. Special Issue, Health Education Monograph, 25(2), 28-33.
• Lichtenstein, B. (2009). Drugs, Incarceration, and HIV/AIDS among African American men: A critical literature review and call to action. American Journal of Men's Health, 2(3).
• Neal, T-M., Lichtenstein, B., & Brodsky, S.L. (Forthcoming). Clinical implications of stigma in HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections. International Journal of STDs & HIV/AIDS.