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• Ph D in Political Science, Duke University (2015)

• Corruption, patronage, and avertable child deaths in developing countries Politics & Policy 51 6 (2023), Taeko Hiroi, Gregory S. Schober.
• Corruption, patronage, and avertable child deaths in developing countries Politics & Policy 51 6 (2023), Taeko Hiroi, Gregory S. Schober.
• Assessing the Relationship between Emergency Food Assistance and Social Vulnerability During the COVID-19 Pandemic Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy (2022), Jayajit Chakraborty, Jacob J. Aun, Gregory S. Schober.
• Food and Housing Security at a Hispanic-Serving Institution: An examination before and during the COVID-19 pandemic Frontiers in Public Health (2022), Amy Wagler, Gregory Schober, Silvia M. Chavez-Baray, Jessica Ayala, Paul Dessauer, Eva Moya.
• Analysis of Food and Housing Insecurity among University Students at a Public Hispanic-Serving Institution Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition (2022), Eva M. Moya, Amy Wagler, Jessica Ayala, Matt Crouse, Araceli Garcia, Gregory Schober.
• Food and Housing Security at a US Hispanic-Serving Institution: An Examination Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic Frontiers in Public Health 10 (2022), Amy E. Wagler, Gregory S. Schober, Silvia M. Chavez Baray, Jessica Ayala-Demeo Brown, Paul Dessauer, Eva M. Moya.
• NSF Convergence Accelerator: Sustainable systems enabling food security in extreme environments and food deserts employing a convergence of food, energy, water and systems for societal impac (2021), Deidra R. Hodges, Mark Engle, Gregory S. Schober, Sreenath Chalil Madathil, Malynda A. Cappelle, X Cai, B O'Connor, V Finkenstadt, J McClurkin Moore.
• Analyzing Food and Housing Insecurity among College Students at a Hispanic Serving Institution Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition (2021), Eva M. Moya, Gregory S. Schober, Jessica Ayala-Demeo Brown, Amy E. Wagler.
• Conditional Cash Transfers, Resources, and Political Participation in Latin America Latin American Research Review 54 3 (2019), Gregory S. Schober.

• Using Research to Build Food Security at UTEP and in El Paso (2023), Volume El Paso, Texas, Eva M. Moya, Gregory S. Schober.
• The Diabetes Garage Improves Diabetes Distress and Psychological Well-being among Mexican-American Men (2023), Volume Houston TX, Jeannie B. Concha, Gregory S. Schober, Denise N. Chacon-Portillo, Terry Sanchez, Rosalba Ruiz Reyes de Holguin, Raquel L. Romero, Luis Villagomez, Paula Winkler, Ludivina Hernandez, Armando Lopez, Juana Escareno.
• The Diabetes Garage Improves Diabetes Distress and Psychological Well-being among Mexican-American Men (2023), Volume Houston TX, Jeannie B. Concha, Gregory S. Schober, Denise N. Chacon-Portillo, Terry Sanchez, Rosalba Ruiz Reyes de Holguin, Raquel L. Romero, Luis Villagomez, Paula Winkler, Ludivina Hernandez, Armando Lopez, Juana Escareno.
• An Online Intervention in the United States to Address Disparities in Latino Men’s Participation in Diabetes Education. (2022), Volume Lisbon Portugal, Jeannie B. Concha, Gregory Schober, Denise N. Portillo, Terry Sanchez, Raquel L. Romero, Rosalba Ruiz-Holguin.
• The Diabetes Garage: Using Automotive Maintenance Analogies To Engage Mexican-American Men To Participate In A Diabetes Self-management And Education Program (2021), Volume online, Jeannie B. Concha, Gregory Schober, Denise N. Portillo, Rosalba Ruiz-Fuentes, Rebecca Ramos, Raquel L. Robero, Armando Lopez, Winkler Paula.
• The Diabetes Garage (2020), Volume Georgetown TX, Jeannie B. Concha, Gregory S. Schober.

• FY23 Food Security Equity Impact Supplemental Funding
• FY22 FOOD SECURITY EQUITY IMPACT GRANT
• POLICY FEEDBACK IN A PREDOMINANTLY HISPANIC COMMUNITY IN THE US: HOW GOVERNMENT FOOD ASSISTANCE AFFECTS RESOURCES AND POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
• Interdisciplinary Research on Emergency Food Assistance in El Paso County
• Research Collaborations with Restrictive Micro-Data
• STRENGTHENING STATE SYSTEMS TO IMPROVE DIABETES MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES: CONTINUATION AND INNOVATION PHASE
• Mentoring and Research Training Program for Undergraduate Students in the College of Health Sciences