Roland S. Moore, Ph.D., is Center Director and Senior Research Scientist at the Prevention Research Center in Berkeley, where he has worked since his Ph.D. was awarded by the Department of Anthropology at the University of California at Berkeley.
Dr. Moore’s fieldwork sites include a rural Greek community, U.S. factories, restaurants, military bases, Alaska communities and Southwestern American Indian reservations. His research topics include social and occupational contexts and how they influence individual alcohol and tobacco consumption patterns and problems, especially among young people.
His most recent research concerns mixed-method evaluations of community level prevention of underage drinking, tobacco and other drug use on and around California Tribal lands. He is the lead technical assistance provider for Native American grantees in the California Office of Health Equity’s California Reducing Disparities Program, Phase II. Methodologically, he uses both ethnographic and survey analysis.
A complete list of his published work may be found in NIH’s MyBibliography. Selected articles by Dr. Moore are also listed on our publications page.
Selected Projects
Technical Assistance Provider (TAP) for the Native American Implementation Pilot Projects
Multilevel prevention of commercial tobacco-related harms on rural California Tribal lands
Risky Alcohol Use and the Interpersonal-Psychological Theory of Suicide
Tribal Community-Involved Commercial Tobacco Reduction: Peer Support Beyond the Clinic
