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Brian Mayer

Associate Professor Sociology Director of Care Health & Society

University of Arizona

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College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Geography, Development & Environment

School of Sociology

Brian Mayer is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Associate Professor Sociology Director of Care Health & Society at University of Arizona.

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University of Arizona

Associate Professor Sociology Director of Care Health & Society

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Doubt in Store: Vaccine Hesitancy Among Grocery Workers During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2022)

public healthvaccinescommunicable diseasesvaccine safetyvaccine hesitancycovid-19infection controlepidemiologycovid-19 pandemicpreventive medicinevaccinationinfectious diseasesgrocery workers

The Impact of Workplace Safety and Customer Misbehavior on Supermarket Workers' Stress and Psychological Distress During the Covid-19 Pandemic. International Journal of Workplace Health Management (2022)

public healthworker healthsafetycovid-19psychological distresswork safetycrisis managementcustomer misbehaviorsafety scienceglobal healthsupermarket workersworkplace health surveillanceoccupational health psychology

Essential but Ill-Prepared: How the Covid-19 Pandemic Affects the Mental Health of the Grocery Store Workforce. Public Health Reports (2021)

Brian MayerMona AroraSabrina HelmMelissa Barnett

public healthoccupational epidemiologyworker healthmental healthwork adjustmentcovid-19 pandemicpsychologygrocery store workforceoccupational health psychologybehavioral sciences

Grocery Workers Suffer the Mental Health Effects of Customer Hostility and Lack of Safety in Their Workplace. (2021)

worker healthsafetycustomer hostilitymental healthsocial problemsapplied social psychologywork safetypsychologyworkplace violencemental health effectsorganizational behaviorsocial psychologygrocery workersapplied psychologybehavioral sciences

Socio-Ecological Systems. Handbooks of sociology and social research (2021)

The Experiential Learning Design Accelerator. Advances in higher education and professional development book series (2021)

Annie KurtinMegan ForeckiAbra McAndrewBrian Mayer

higher educationexperiential learningprofessional developmenteducation

12. Clearing the Air and Breathing Freely. New York University Press eBooks (2020)

Phil BrownStephen ZavestoskiBrian MayerTheo LuebkeJoshua MandelbaumSabrina McCormick

physiologyventilationair pollution

A Multidimensional Assessment of Urban Resilience From Green Infrastructure Systems. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability (2020)

urban greeningsustainable urbanismgreen infrastructureresilient buildingsresilient designurban planningcivil engineeringsustainability scienceresilienceurban resiliencedisaster risk reductioninfrastructure engineering

Development of Guidelines to Improve the Effectiveness of Community Advisory Boards in Health Research. Progress in community health partnerships (2020)

Nicole P. YuanBrian M. MayerLorencita JoshweseomaDominic ClicheeNicolette I. Teufel-Shone

public healthhealth researchpolicy developmenthealth services researchhigher educationcommunity advisory boards

Frontline Essential Workers at Risk in Arizona: The Safety, Health, and Financial Impacts of Covid-19: Results From the Arizona Frontline Worker Survey. (2020)

public healthpublic health preparednesshealth services researchworker healthfrontline essential workerscovid-19health carecovid-19 pandemichealth systemsoccupational health servicespreventive medicineworkplace health surveillancefinancial impactsrural healthworkforce developmenthealth policy

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Brian Mayer

Associate Professor Sociology Director of Care Health & Society

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Geography, Development & Environment

School of Sociology

Brian Mayer is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Associate Professor Sociology Director of Care Health & Society at University of Arizona.

Honors

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Brian Mayer

University of Arizona

Associate Professor Sociology Director of Care Health & Society

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Doubt in Store: Vaccine Hesitancy Among Grocery Workers During the Covid-19 Pandemic. Journal of Behavioral Medicine (2022)

public healthvaccinescommunicable diseasesvaccine safetyvaccine hesitancycovid-19infection controlepidemiologycovid-19 pandemicpreventive medicinevaccinationinfectious diseasesgrocery workers

Essential but Ill-Prepared: How the Covid-19 Pandemic Affects the Mental Health of the Grocery Store Workforce. Public Health Reports (2021)

Brian MayerMona AroraSabrina HelmMelissa Barnett

public healthoccupational epidemiologyworker healthmental healthwork adjustmentcovid-19 pandemicpsychologygrocery store workforceoccupational health psychologybehavioral sciences

Grocery Workers Suffer the Mental Health Effects of Customer Hostility and Lack of Safety in Their Workplace. (2021)

Socio-Ecological Systems. Handbooks of sociology and social research (2021)

The Experiential Learning Design Accelerator. Advances in higher education and professional development book series (2021)

Annie KurtinMegan ForeckiAbra McAndrewBrian Mayer

higher educationexperiential learningprofessional developmenteducation

12. Clearing the Air and Breathing Freely. New York University Press eBooks (2020)

Phil BrownStephen ZavestoskiBrian MayerTheo LuebkeJoshua MandelbaumSabrina McCormick

physiologyventilationair pollution

A Multidimensional Assessment of Urban Resilience From Green Infrastructure Systems. Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability (2020)

Development of Guidelines to Improve the Effectiveness of Community Advisory Boards in Health Research. Progress in community health partnerships (2020)

Nicole P. YuanBrian M. MayerLorencita JoshweseomaDominic ClicheeNicolette I. Teufel-Shone

public healthhealth researchpolicy developmenthealth services researchhigher educationcommunity advisory boards

Frontline Essential Workers at Risk in Arizona: The Safety, Health, and Financial Impacts of Covid-19: Results From the Arizona Frontline Worker Survey. (2020)

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