| Dorothy Triplett, M.Ed Senior Consultant |
Under her guidance and commitment to providing effective wellness programming for vulnerable populations in the US and
abroad, ISL has emerged as a frontrunner in health promotion and disease prevention program design, implementation and
evaluation.
Since 1996, Mrs. Triplett and ISL have pioneered new approaches to implementing effective wellness programming at
Historically Black Colleges and Universities, faith- and community-based organizations, incarcerated and newly-released
populations, corporate, government, public and private entities. Her expertise in developing productive collaborative
partnerships has been recognized with numerous awards and citations. Her highly-spirited keynote addresses about the
pivotal roles of health and spirituality in developing qualities of life have received national and international acclaim.
Her insight and vision has established ISL with a tradition of excellence, integrity and immovable commitment to empowering
communities worldwide to improve health status and well-being across the lifespan. In addition, her leadership in policy
development has provided governance and standards of service for various organizations and academic institutions.
abroad, ISL has emerged as a frontrunner in health promotion and disease prevention program design, implementation and
evaluation.
Since 1996, Mrs. Triplett and ISL have pioneered new approaches to implementing effective wellness programming at
Historically Black Colleges and Universities, faith- and community-based organizations, incarcerated and newly-released
populations, corporate, government, public and private entities. Her expertise in developing productive collaborative
partnerships has been recognized with numerous awards and citations. Her highly-spirited keynote addresses about the
pivotal roles of health and spirituality in developing qualities of life have received national and international acclaim.
Her insight and vision has established ISL with a tradition of excellence, integrity and immovable commitment to empowering
communities worldwide to improve health status and well-being across the lifespan. In addition, her leadership in policy
development has provided governance and standards of service for various organizations and academic institutions.
| Tremene Triplett, MA Director of Communication |
Communication remains a hallmark of business, societal
advancement and positive health outcomes. As a published
journalist and editor, Tremene Triplett's expertise in print
journalism presents an invaluable resource to clients desirous
of leveraging the power of media to further health goals and
health literacy. Through her technical assistance, clients avail
skill sets that enhance media savvy and how to manage media
attention. In addition, she provides insights on media content,
press releases and managing external images for businesses
and individuals.
Ms. Triplett has also worked to infuse communication ethics
with health messaging to ensure accuracy while providing
adequate risk communication to vulnerable populations
worldwide. In addition, her input in ISL's professional
development efforts have provided immeasurable skills for
professionals seeking enhanced communication skills.
Advanced skills in business management and communication
from the University of Texas at Austin and the University of
Miami (Florida) respectively ensure her consistency with
cutting-edge theories and imparting relevant business and
programming expertise to clients.
Numerous articles at her hand have graced local and national
print media. Her expertise is also sought to develop cohesive
policies, procedures and training materials for organizations.
She also serves as Managing Editor for ISL's International
Journal of Ethnic College Health.
advancement and positive health outcomes. As a published
journalist and editor, Tremene Triplett's expertise in print
journalism presents an invaluable resource to clients desirous
of leveraging the power of media to further health goals and
health literacy. Through her technical assistance, clients avail
skill sets that enhance media savvy and how to manage media
attention. In addition, she provides insights on media content,
press releases and managing external images for businesses
and individuals.
Ms. Triplett has also worked to infuse communication ethics
with health messaging to ensure accuracy while providing
adequate risk communication to vulnerable populations
worldwide. In addition, her input in ISL's professional
development efforts have provided immeasurable skills for
professionals seeking enhanced communication skills.
Advanced skills in business management and communication
from the University of Texas at Austin and the University of
Miami (Florida) respectively ensure her consistency with
cutting-edge theories and imparting relevant business and
programming expertise to clients.
Numerous articles at her hand have graced local and national
print media. Her expertise is also sought to develop cohesive
policies, procedures and training materials for organizations.
She also serves as Managing Editor for ISL's International
Journal of Ethnic College Health.
Dr. Tralonda Triplett provides expertise to the ISL team by
developing health interventions that are at once theoretically
sound, culturally-competent, age-appropriate and toward
comprehensive wellness--not merely the absence of disease.
An engineer, ethicist and social epidemiologist, Dr. Triplett
provides unique approaches to disease prevention programming
and policy development across the lifespan. She also heads
ISL's public health ethics and cultural competency efforts and
serves as Editor-in-Chief for the International Journal of Ethnic
College Health. She served as a national Trainer and TA
Provider for CDC's Work@Health worksite health promotion
training program for employers, and authored a manual on
worksite health accreditation and recognition. Her recent
chapter in the Handbook of Sexuality Leadership illustrates her
commitment to promoting ethics in intersectional research and
professional leadership across health spectra.
Dr. Triplett provides technical assistance, panel and keynote
presentations, and professional development workshops to
improve/enhance program effectiveness, outreach, and service
delivery in various community sectors and audiences worldwide.
Her dissertation, entitled Praying Hands: Influences of
Religiosity and Spirituality on Sexual Risk-Taking among
Black, College-Attending Emerging Adults enhanced existing
HIV risk profiles of this unique sub-population and focused on
associations of spirituality and religiosity with sexual risk
behaviors and socio-sexual networks.
developing health interventions that are at once theoretically
sound, culturally-competent, age-appropriate and toward
comprehensive wellness--not merely the absence of disease.
An engineer, ethicist and social epidemiologist, Dr. Triplett
provides unique approaches to disease prevention programming
and policy development across the lifespan. She also heads
ISL's public health ethics and cultural competency efforts and
serves as Editor-in-Chief for the International Journal of Ethnic
College Health. She served as a national Trainer and TA
Provider for CDC's Work@Health worksite health promotion
training program for employers, and authored a manual on
worksite health accreditation and recognition. Her recent
chapter in the Handbook of Sexuality Leadership illustrates her
commitment to promoting ethics in intersectional research and
professional leadership across health spectra.
Dr. Triplett provides technical assistance, panel and keynote
presentations, and professional development workshops to
improve/enhance program effectiveness, outreach, and service
delivery in various community sectors and audiences worldwide.
Her dissertation, entitled Praying Hands: Influences of
Religiosity and Spirituality on Sexual Risk-Taking among
Black, College-Attending Emerging Adults enhanced existing
HIV risk profiles of this unique sub-population and focused on
associations of spirituality and religiosity with sexual risk
behaviors and socio-sexual networks.
| Tralonda Triplett, PhD, MPH Director of Operations |
| For more information on the ISL Consultant Team, or to schedule keynote presentations, please contact the ISL Office at 321-318-9985 or THEISL4U@aol.com for availability. |
Meet the ISL Consultant Team
Dorothy Triplett, a licensed educator and former Associate Director for Minority and Other Special
Populations in the Office of the Director for HIV/AIDS Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention serves ISL, Inc. as Senior Consultant.
Populations in the Office of the Director for HIV/AIDS Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention serves ISL, Inc. as Senior Consultant.
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Orlando, Florida 32835 USA
321-318-9985
Email: THEISL4U@aol.com