Rate My Professor Rob McGee

McGee's research specializations include public health and tobacco, with particular emphasis on smokefree environments, the ASPIRE 2025 project for a tobacco-free Aotearoa, point-of-sale tobacco promotion, smoking cessation, and youth smoking trajectories. Key publications feature 'Tobacco smoking in adolescence predicts maladaptive coping styles in adulthood' (McGee et al., 2013, Nicotine & Tobacco Research), a systematic review 'A systematic review on the impact of point-of-sale tobacco promotion on smoking' (Robertson et al., 2015, Nicotine & Tobacco Research), 'Smoking cessation and subsequent weight change' (Robertson et al., 2014, Nicotine & Tobacco Research), 'Point-of-sale tobacco promotion and youth smoking: A meta-analysis' (Robertson et al., 2016, Tobacco Control), and 'Non-daily, low-rate daily, and high-rate daily smoking in young adults: A 17 year follow-up' (Robertson et al., 2016, Nicotine & Tobacco Research). Additional works address alcohol-related problems among university students (McGee & Kypri, 2004), school anti-bullying policies (Marsh et al., 2011), text bullying among adolescents (Marsh et al., 2010), sunburn prevention (McLeod et al., 2021), and teenagers' transport behaviors (Ward et al., 2021). McGee's extensive body of over 200 publications has advanced understanding and policy in New Zealand public health, particularly tobacco control and adolescent well-being.