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The Executive Committee (EC) of the San Diego CFAR is a local group composed of internationally renowned scientific leaders who are not directly supported with CFAR funds and who represent all member institutions.

The EC ensures that the quality of science and the San Diego CFAR program as a whole remain at a high caliber and continue to incorporate new directions and innovative ideas. Specifically, the EC provides a review of our Center annually in partnershp with Core Directors. EC members review and vote on recommendations regarding proposed funding reallocations above $25,000, creating or closing service cores, or other issues identified by CFAR leaders. Members also actively participate in our Center’s strategic planning meetings.

Constance Benson, MDConstance Benson, MDUC San DiegoExpertise: Local and international clinical research, training programs.Sumit Chanda, PhDScripps ResearchExpertise: Molecular virologyIgor Grant, MDIgor Grant, MDUC San Diego Expertise: Neuropsychiatric aspects of HIV

Mitch Kronenberg, PhDMitch Kronenberg, PhDLa Jolla Institute for ImmunologyExpertise: ImmunologyHala Madanat, PhDSan Diego State UniversityExpertise: Behavioral science and health promotion

J. Allen McCutchan, MDJ. Allen McCutchan, MDUC San Diego Expertise: Local and international training programs

Richard Wyatt, PhDRichard Wyatt, PhDScripps ResearchExpertise: Viral immunologyJames Jackson, MBA, LUTCFJames Jackson, MBA, LUTCFStaff Manager & Registered Representative at Western & Southern LifeExpertise: Public Health, and Community LeaderDouglas D. Richman, MDDouglas D. Richman, MDUC San DiegoExpertise: Pathology and Medicine, HIV/AIDSScott Letendre, MDScott Letendre, MDUC San DiegoExpertise: HIV, Brain Health, Pharmacology

The Sociobehavioral Science Community Advisory Board (CAB) unites academic researchers, community-based organizations, the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency, and individuals affected by HIV/AIDS to improve HIV care and treatment in the region. The CAB fosters collaborations, provides policy and procedural guidance, and helps disseminate services to support the local community.

James Jackson, Jr., MBA, LUTCFJames Jackson, Jr., MBA, LUTCFChair, Community Advisory BoardDirector, Southeast San Diego Rotary Club
Financial Representative,
Western and Southern Life InsuranceJudi PattersonJudi PattersonCo-Chair, Community Advisory BoardAdvisory Board
African American Outreach Coordinator, Breaking Down Barriers
Mental Health America – San DiegoJamila Stockman, PhDJamila Stockman, PhDCo-Director, Sociobehavioral Science CoreAssociate Professor, Division Co-Chair
Department of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases & Global Public Health
UC San DiegoEileen Pitpitan, PhDEileen Pitpitan, PhDCo-Director, Sociobehavioral Science CoreAssociate Professor
School of Social Work
San Diego State University

Adjunct Associate Professor
Department of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases & Global Public Health
UC San DiegoKiyomi Tsuyuki, PhD, MPHKiyomi Tsuyuki, PhD, MPHMemberAssistant Professor,
Department of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases & Global Public Health
UC San DiegoWanda LondonWanda LondonMemberDanielle CampbellMemberBetty UribeMemberProgram Manager
Christie's PlaceRebecca ZipfelRebecca ZipfelMemberProgram Supervisor
Adolescent and Reproductive Health
San Ysidro HealthDelilah BayonaMemberSan Ysidro HealthSuzanne Afflalo, MDSuzanne Afflalo, MDMemberMedical Director
Alliance Health ClinicTequila Porter, PhDTequila Porter, PhDMemberPostdoctoral Fellow
Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health
University of California, San Diego

The AVRC Community Advisory Board (AVRC CAB) is a volunteer community advisory group that provides community members the opportunity to learn about ongoing HIV research and provide valuable feedback on proposed clinical research studies.

AVRC CAB Meetings:
During our CAB meetings, a researcher usually discusses current projects or pending research studies. At the end of the discussion following questions and answers, CAB members discuss business matters including educational or fundraising events in the community.

Our CAB meetings are usually held the first Monday of every month, 5:30–7:00 p.m.
Meetings are held in person at the AVRC and virtually via Zoom.
There are often exceptions, so it is generally a good idea to call us first at (619) 543-8080.

Contact Us
For more information regarding our CAB, contact:

Marvin Hanashiro
(619) 543-3740
mhanashiro@health.ucsd.edu

The Executive Committee (EC) of the San Diego CFAR is a local group composed of internationally renowned scientific leaders who are not directly supported with CFAR funds and who represent all member institutions.

The EC ensures that the quality of science and the San Diego CFAR program as a whole remain at a high caliber and continue to incorporate new directions and innovative ideas. Specifically, the EC provides a review of our Center annually in partnershp with Core Directors. EC members review and vote on recommendations regarding proposed funding reallocations above $25,000, creating or closing service cores, or other issues identified by CFAR leaders. Members also actively participate in our Center’s strategic planning meetings.

Constance Benson, MDConstance Benson, MDUC San DiegoExpertise: Local and international clinical research, training programs.Sumit Chanda, PhDScripps ResearchExpertise: Molecular virologyIgor Grant, MDIgor Grant, MDUC San Diego Expertise: Neuropsychiatric aspects of HIV

Mitch Kronenberg, PhDMitch Kronenberg, PhDLa Jolla Institute for ImmunologyExpertise: ImmunologyHala Madanat, PhDSan Diego State UniversityExpertise: Behavioral science and health promotion

J. Allen McCutchan, MDJ. Allen McCutchan, MDUC San Diego Expertise: Local and international training programs

Richard Wyatt, PhDRichard Wyatt, PhDScripps ResearchExpertise: Viral immunologyJames Jackson, MBA, LUTCFJames Jackson, MBA, LUTCFStaff Manager & Registered Representative at Western & Southern LifeExpertise: Public Health, and Community LeaderDouglas D. Richman, MDDouglas D. Richman, MDUC San DiegoExpertise: Pathology and Medicine, HIV/AIDSScott Letendre, MDScott Letendre, MDUC San DiegoExpertise: HIV, Brain Health, Pharmacology

The Sociobehavioral Science Community Advisory Board (CAB) unites academic researchers, community-based organizations, the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency, and individuals affected by HIV/AIDS to improve HIV care and treatment in the region. The CAB fosters collaborations, provides policy and procedural guidance, and helps disseminate services to support the local community.

James Jackson, Jr., MBA, LUTCFJames Jackson, Jr., MBA, LUTCFChair, Community Advisory BoardDirector, Southeast San Diego Rotary Club
Financial Representative,
Western and Southern Life InsuranceJudi PattersonJudi PattersonCo-Chair, Community Advisory BoardAdvisory Board
African American Outreach Coordinator, Breaking Down Barriers
Mental Health America – San DiegoJamila Stockman, PhDJamila Stockman, PhDCo-Director, Sociobehavioral Science CoreAssociate Professor, Division Co-Chair
Department of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases & Global Public Health
UC San DiegoEileen Pitpitan, PhDEileen Pitpitan, PhDCo-Director, Sociobehavioral Science CoreAssociate Professor
School of Social Work
San Diego State University

Adjunct Associate Professor
Department of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases & Global Public Health
UC San DiegoKiyomi Tsuyuki, PhD, MPHKiyomi Tsuyuki, PhD, MPHMemberAssistant Professor,
Department of Medicine
Division of Infectious Diseases & Global Public Health
UC San DiegoWanda LondonWanda LondonMemberDanielle CampbellMemberBetty UribeMemberProgram Manager
Christie's PlaceRebecca ZipfelRebecca ZipfelMemberProgram Supervisor
Adolescent and Reproductive Health
San Ysidro HealthDelilah BayonaMemberSan Ysidro HealthSuzanne Afflalo, MDSuzanne Afflalo, MDMemberMedical Director
Alliance Health ClinicTequila Porter, PhDTequila Porter, PhDMemberPostdoctoral Fellow
Herbert Wertheim School of Public Health
University of California, San Diego

The AVRC Community Advisory Board (AVRC CAB) is a volunteer community advisory group that provides community members the opportunity to learn about ongoing HIV research and provide valuable feedback on proposed clinical research studies.

AVRC CAB Meetings:
During our CAB meetings, a researcher usually discusses current projects or pending research studies. At the end of the discussion following questions and answers, CAB members discuss business matters including educational or fundraising events in the community.

Our CAB meetings are usually held the first Monday of every month, 5:30–7:00 p.m.
Meetings are held in person at the AVRC and virtually via Zoom.
There are often exceptions, so it is generally a good idea to call us first at (619) 543-8080.

Contact Us
For more information regarding our CAB, contact:

Marvin Hanashiro
(619) 543-3740
mhanashiro@health.ucsd.edu