GrEEN TEA serves as the Executive Committee or Steering Committee of the Tobacco Evaluator Alliance (TEA). GrEEN TEA is composed of 6-8 tobacco-funded project evaluators in California, external and internal evaluators, with diverse backgrounds and varying levels of experience.
Current members:
Andy Dang, MS, MPH
Internal Evaluator
Los Angeles County Department of Public Health
Hi fellow TEA members! I am an internal evaluator, co-lead of the Research and Evaluation Unit, and research analyst for the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, Tobacco Control and Prevention Program. For more than 15 years, I have worked in the field of tobacco prevention and smokefree policies in many capacities – conducting research on various environmental tobacco smoke studies involving secondhand smoke exposure in multi-unit housing and public outdoor areas, developing survey protocols and instruments for field data collection, and overseeing evaluation-related activities for our community partners. I received my BS in Public Health Sciences from the University of California, Irvine (2009), my MPH with a concentration in Environmental Health from San Diego State University (2015), and most recently my MS in Epidemiology from Columbia University (2025).
Outside of work, I enjoy cooking, the great outdoors, and taking my dog out for long walks.
Becca Carsel
External Evaluator
Carsel Consulting Group
Hello! I am the external evaluator for the County of San Luis Obispo Public Health Department’s Tobacco Control Program. I have served as their external evaluator since 2017 and have participated in the Tobacco Control Alliance (TEA) since its inception. I really value opportunities for evaluators to come together, as we so frequently work in isolation. Because of this, I think TEA plays an important role in connecting and supporting tobacco control evaluators.
In addition to my tobacco control work, I support government agencies and non-profits with program, initiative, and advocacy evaluation; grant writing; staff education and training; and facilitation and strategic planning. My evaluation work is primarily in the public health, mental health, and social services sectors. I feel fortunate to work often with a small group of independent consultants, which allows me to collaborate with and learn from my colleagues. When I’m not trying to get caught up on my work and my side interests, I like to be out in nature, reading a good book, or enjoying my husband’s amazing cooking.
Ken Einhaus
Senior Research Associate, Project Co-Director & External Evaluator
Center for Applied Research Solutions
Hello TEA Community! I am an external evaluator, project co-director, and analyst who joined GrEEN TEA in April 2024. I have worked in CTPP tobacco control evaluation for 9 years with a competitive grantee in Orange County and 4 years with the San Mateo County LLA. Our work has promoted policy change in the areas of smoke-free multi-unit housing, smoke-free cities, tobacco retail licensing, and flavored tobacco sales. I have designed and analyzed post-education tests, KIIs, public intercept surveys, observation surveys, young adult tobacco purchase surveys, focus groups, media activity records, and policy records. I have written CTPP Brief and Final Evaluation Reports. Additionally, I have evaluated smoking and vaping prevention projects, projects supporting youth physical fitness and nutrition, a project promoting youth leadership and civic engagement, a project serving children of prisoners, a coalition working to reduce alcohol, tobacco, and marijuana use among 7-12 graders, and a program promoting student mental health across the California Community College system. I was lead author of the 2018 LGBTQ Population Evaluation Guidelines developed for the California Reducing Disparities Project, funded by CDPH’s Office of Health Equity. Its SOGIE measures were translated into Hmong, Khmer, Korean, Mixteco, Samoan, Spanish, Tongan, and Vietnamese for use in the initiative’s cross-site evaluation.
TEA Quarterly Meetings have increased my understanding of CTPP expectations and provide valued community, and I’m passionate about community-of-practice teambuilding. Outside work I enjoy tossing with my three beagles, growing food and flowers, playing keyboards, hiking, and chilling by the Russian River.
Shristi Reddy, MPH
External Evaluator
CAMI Consulting, Inc.
Hello TEA members! I currently serve as an external evaluator with CAMI Consulting, Inc., and as a health educator specialist with The LOOP at UCSF. I earned my Master of Public Health with an emphasis in Health Education from San José State University.
For more than ten years, I’ve worked in tobacco control as an external evaluator, supporting Local Lead Agencies, competitive grantees, and statewide partners. My experience includes developing and adapting assessment tools, tracking and maintaining databases, analyzing data, and producing summaries, brief, and final reports. I’ve also supported dissemination efforts, including presentations at the American Public Health Association (APHA) conference.
I’ve really enjoyed participating in TEA meetings and have learned so much from my fellow evaluators. I bring my experience, perspective, and enthusiasm to the GrEEN TEA board.
Outside of work, I love exploring national parks and have visited 21 of the 63 parks so far. I also enjoy a good cup of coffee and love finding new cafes whenever I travel.
Stergios (Steve) Roussos, PhD, MPH
External Evaluator
Alliance for Community Research and Development (ACRD)
Hi TEA Community! I am an external evaluator for CTPP programs and a member of GrEEN TEA. I love being a community-based researcher working with diverse people to address local concerns. For nearly 30 years, I have had the privilege of working with academic and community teams to understand and improve conditions that improve quality of life, especially with our most vulnerable and underrepresented groups. Growing up in a pro-tobacco culture, I have been a tobacco prevention advocate most of my life, doing my best to prevent tobacco use from taking my loved ones. I have been a tobacco prevention researcher since 1993 and supporting CTPP-funded local agencies and competitive grantees since 2004. In 2018, I was thrilled to lead a team to develop "Fighting Flavored Tobacco: A Best Practice Guide for Developing Local Policy Campaigns to Restrict the Sale of Flavored Tobacco Products in California." I love working with gritty tobacco prevention teams serving under-resourced communities most targeted by Big Tobacco. There is a lot of joy in using good evaluation to pass local tobacco-prevention policies. The Tobacco Evaluator Alliance – TEA – is a wonderful way to learn and advance our tobacco prevention goals. I am really glad to be in TEA together.
Sue Haun, MA
External Evaluator
Strategies By Design
Hello TEA members! I am an external evaluator and a founding member of GrEEN TEA. As a private consultant, I have over 35 years’ experience in qualitative and quantitative research and working with public health departments, and nearly 30 years in tobacco prevention evaluation, working with both Local Lead Agencies and competitive grantees. As a private consultant, I have designed a variety of assessment tools, developed numerous studies and final evaluation reports, and designed numerous single- and multi-year evaluation plans. I’m also a co-author of the California Tobacco Control Evaluation Guide, the Tell Your Story Guidelines for Preparing Useful Evaluation Reports, Evaluating Local Policy Adoption Campaigns in California: Tobacco Retail License (TRL) Adoption (published in the Journal of Community Health) and Facilitators And Barriers to Passing Local Policies That Prohibit the Sale of Flavored Tobacco Products: Qualitative Analysis of Strategies Implemented by 36 Public Health Agencies in California 2017-2021 (published in Preventing Chronic Disease).
With an MA in Organization Development (OD), I am personally and professionally passionate about the Tobacco Evaluator Alliance (TEA). Never before has there been such an entity in California for CTPP-funded evaluators. We now have a place where we can come together, share what works, provide support to one another and be part of an evaluator community!
When I’m not working, you can find me piddling around in my yard, planting and drying herbs, cooking up the yummiest-ever marinara sauce or taking a walk around the neighborhood.