Jacque Gray, PhD
Associate Director/Research Professor

Dr. Jacqueline Gray is a research professor for the Department of Population Health and the associate director of Center for Rural Health for indigenous programs at the University of North Dakota (UND) School of Medicine and Health Sciences, in Grand Forks.

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Projects

• American Indian Health Research Conference
• National Indigenous Elder Justice Initiative
• National Institute of Mental Health Outreach Partnership
• National Resource Center on Native American Aging
• NIEJI Innovation Grant
• Seven Generations Center of Excellence in Native Behavioral Health
• Wac'in Yeya: The Hope Project

Most Recent Publications

• Assessment of Anxiety Among Northern Plains Indians
  Article examines the reliability and validity of the Beck Anxiety Inventory by comparing scores among three different diagnostic categories.
  Author(s): Gray, J., McCullagh, J., Petros, T.
  Publication: American Journal of Orthopsychiatry
  Date: November 2015
  Type: Journal Article
• Contributing Factors to American Indian/Alaskan Native Elders’ Quality of Life
  A study on the factors that contribute to American Indian and Alaskan Native Elders' quality of life.
  Author(s): Lyons, L., Wheeler, M., Gray, J., Bluehouse, R., Morgan, R.
  Date: August 2015
  Type: Fact Sheet
• Identity Theft Among American Indian and Alaskan Native Elders
  Fact sheet on NIEJI's findings regarding identity theft among American Indian and Alaskan Native Elders.
  Author(s): Riley, D., Wheeler, M., Gray, J., Bluehouse, R., Morgan, R.
  Date: July 2015
  Type: Fact Sheet
• Technology Use among American Indian/Alaskan Native Elders
  Findings from research on technology use among American Indian and Alaskan Native elders.
  Author(s): Azure, W., Wheeler, M., Gray, J., Bluehouse, R., Morgan, R.
  Date: July 2015
  Type: Fact Sheet
• Food Security, Depression and Quality of Life in Northern Plains Indians
  Article presents a research program designed with the objective of exploring the relationships between health disparities, high levels of poverty, and food insecurity in Native American and Alaskan Native communities.
  Author(s): Gray, J.S., Gonzaga, K., Penland, J.G., Lukaski, H., and Stensland, P.
  Publication: Journal of Indigenous Research, 4(2015), Article 3
  Date: June 2015
  Type: Journal Article

Most Recent Presentations

• Disrespect of Our Elders: Elder Abuse in Indian Country
  Presented by Gray, J. on May 10, 2017 at the National Adult Protective Services Association (NAPSA) Research to Practice (R2P), Webinar Series
• Native American Elder Abuse Online Interactive Educational Modules
  Presented by Gray, J., Henry, S. on Nov 16, 2016 at the Long-Term Services Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota
• Disrespect: Research on Elder Abuse in Indian Country
  Presented by Gray, J. on Aug 11, 2016 at the National Adult Protective Service Association Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
• Elder Abuse in Indian Country
  Presented by Gray, J., LaCounte, C., Sampson, D., Whitewater, T. on May 10, 2016 at the National Indian Health Board, Webinar
• Disrespect: Addressing Elder Abuse in Indian Country on Turtle Island
  Presented by Gray, J. on Nov 18, 2015 at the Healing Our Spirits, Seventh Gathering, Hamilton, New Zealand