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Boys Should Be Boys by Meg Meeker

About Meg

Meg Meeker, M.D.

Personal
Married 25 years to Walter K. Meeker. Four children.

Education
Mt. Holyoke College A.B. 1979;
University Of Cincinnati College of Medicine M.D., 1984;
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Pediatric Residency Program 1984-87.

Work Experience
Pioneer Valley Pediatrics, private practice 1988-89;
Milliken Medical Building, private practice child and adolescent medicine 1992- present

Medical Teaching Experience
Tufts University Pediatric Residency Program, Baystate Medical Center 1988-90, Munson Hospital Family Practice Residency Training Program 1998- present.

Professional Affiliations
Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, National Advisory Board Medical Institute in Austin, TX

Professional Board Affiliations
Board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics

Written Work
Strong Fathers, Strong Daughters, 10 secrets every father should know!

EPIDEMIC: How Teen Sex Is Killing Our Kids, Lifeline Press (Regnery Pub.) 2002

Restoring the Teenage Soul, McKinley-Mann, 1999;

Complete Book of Baby and Child Care - Tyndale House 1996 (written submissions used in various chapters);

High School Science text, Holt-Rhinehart and Winston, 2004 (3 chapters); Numerous articles for Physician magazine, Christian Parenting Today available upon request.

Speaking Experience
I have spoken at numerous national conferences in the U.S. including:

Conservative Political Action Conference, National Leadership Summit on Abstinence, National Youth Workers Conference, appeared on the 411 Teens and Sex with Katie Couric, The Today Show and The O'Reilly Factor, Heartland with John Kasick, Dayside with Linda Vester, Dr. Laura Show, BBC's American Virgins and numerous national radio shows (G. Gordon Liddy, Michael Medved). Interviewed with Newsweek, ABC's 20/20 and CBS's 60 Minutes.

References
Personal or Business references available upon request.

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