CURRICULUM VITAE

1. NAME

Margaret Mary Harris, PhD MS HC

2. EDUCATION

HC 11/2011

Institute for Integrative Nutrition, State University of New York (SUNY) –Purchase College, Purchase, New York. Certified Health Coach

Postdoc Fellowship

4/2001 University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ Departments of Physiology and Nutritional Sciences, Body Composition

PhD 12/1998 University of North Carolina School of Public Health, Chapel Hill, NC Nutrition (Emphasis: Nutritional/Obesity Epidemiology)

MS 5/1994 University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Epidemiology

BS 5/1992 State University of New York (SUNY)-Binghamton, Binghamton, NY Chemistry, with honors

3. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

5/2015 – Pres Associate Professor – Health Sciences (Colorado Springs, CO) Coordinator of MSc Sport Nutrition Program (August 2012-present) University of Colorado Colorado Springs Department of Health Sciences, Helen and Arthur E Johnson Beth El College of Nursing and Health Sciences

8/2011-5/2015 Assistant Professor – Health Sciences (Colorado Springs, CO) University of Colorado Colorado Springs Department of Health Sciences, Beth El College of Nursing and Health Sciences

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6/2008-7/2011 6/2008-7/2011

Assistant Professor/Extension Health Specialist (Little Rock, AR) University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture – Cooperative Extension Service, Department of Family and Consumer Sciences Adjunct Assistant Professor – Rural Health (Little Rock), University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) – Center for Rural Health, Regional programs

6/2005-5/2008 Assistant Professor – Nutrition (Little Rock, AR) University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), College of Health Related Professions, Department of Nutrition Adjunct Instructor – UAMS, College of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics

10/2003-5/2005

Instructor –Obesity Epidemiologist (Little Rock, AR) UAMS (College of Medicine, Department of Pediatrics and Arkansas Center for Health Improvement (ACHI) for Act 1220 BMI Implementation

4/2001-4/2002 Statistical Consultant (Tucson, AZ) University of Arizona, Department of Orthopaedics

1/1999-4/2001 Research Associate/Post doctoral fellow (Tucson, AZ) University of Arizona, Departments of Nutrition and Physiology

6/1994-5/1998 Research Assistant (Chapel Hill, NC) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, School of Public Health, Department of Nutrition

9/1992-5/1994 Research Assistant (Charlottesville, VA) University of Virginia, Department of Epidemiology

9/1990-5/1992 Lab Research Assistant (Binghamton, NY) Binghamton University (State University of New York), Department of Chemistry

4. REFEREED PUBLICATIONS A. Publications

Harris M, Hutchins A, Fryda L. The impact of virgin coconut oil and high-oleic safflower

oils on body composition, lipids and inflammatory markers in post-menopausal women. Submitted to the Journal of Medicinal Foods 2017, 20(4):345-351.

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Harris M, Farrell V, Houtkooper L, Going S, Lohman T. Association of polyunsaturated fatty acid intake with bone mineral density in postmenopausal women. Journal of Osteoporosis 2015, 2015:737521. doi:10.1155/2015/737521.PMC4346685

Viner RT, Harris M, Berning JR, Meyer NL. Energy availability and dietary patterns of adult male and female competitive cyclists with lower than expected bone mineral density. International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism 2015, 25:594-602, 2015. http://dxdoi.org/10.1123/ijsnem.2015-0073

Elder CL, Nelson EL, Dawes JJ, Harris M, Kelly C and Tobin L. Perceptions of resistance training amongst female health club patrons. J Sport Human Perf 2015, 3(3):1-11. DOI:10.12922/jshp.0072.2015

Sims G, Elder A, Elder C, Harris M. Assessment of lightning safety knowledge among youth sport coaches. The Sport Journal, http://thesportjournal.org/wp-content/uploads/kalins-pdf/singles/assessment-of-lightning-safety-knowledge-among-youth-sport-coaches.pdf (Published December 28, 2015)

Harris M. CECPH108-1 Medication Literacy: Using Medicine Wisely. A peer-reviewed online chapter created for the Health eXtension Community of Practice Health Module, https://extol.tennessee.edu/people/course/index.php , Posted online July 2013.

Harris M, Meyer N. Gluten-free diets in athletes and active people. ACSM Health and Fitness Journal 2012, 17(1):22-26.

Ward-Begnoche W, Gance-Cleveland B, Harris MM, Dean J, Simpson P, Parker J, Jo C. Depression, social anxiety and health-related quality of life in overweight Arkansas youth. Journal of the Arkansas Medical Society 2011, 107: 264-266.

Harris M, Daniels M. “Safe Medicine Disposal in Arkansas” Publication number FSFCS21-PD-6-11N, US Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. (June 2011)

Harris M. “Using Medicine Wisely”. Publication number FSFCS20-PD-6-11N, US Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. (June 2011)

Harris M. “Choosing Your Over-the-Counter Medicines Wisely” Publication number FSFCS19-PD-6-11N, US Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. (June 2011)

Harris M. “Creating a Food Atlas”. Publication number FSFCS22-PD-6-11N, US Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. (March 2011)

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Harris M. “Clean and Green”, Publication Number MP492, Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. (March 2011).

Harris M, Arkansas Drug Director’s Office. “Prescription Drug Abuse: When Families Become Drug Dealers”, Publication Number MP423, Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service. (March 2011).

Harris M. “Medications Useful if Used Appropriately,” eXtension [online]. Was available at: http://www.extension.org/pages/Medications_Useful_If_Used_Appropriately (December 2010).

Harris M. “There’s a Fungus Among Us: What You Need to Know About Mold”, Publication Number MP490, Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service (October 2010).

Harris M. “Silent Killer: What You Should Know about Carbon Monoxide,” Publication Number MP489, Department of Agriculture, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service (October 2010).

Farrell VA, Harris M, Lohman TG, Going SB, Thomson CA, Weber JL, Houtkooper LB. Comparison between dietary assessment methods for determining associations between nutrient intakes and bone mineral density in postmenopausal women. J Am Diet Assoc 2009, 109(5): 899-904.

Ward-Begnoche W, Gance-Cleveland B, Harris M, Dean J, Parker J, Simpson P. Description of the Design and Implementation of a School-based Obesity Prevention Program Addressing Needs of Middle School Students. Journal of Applied School Psycholog 2008, 24 (2): 247-263.

Thompson J, Harris M, Grana WA. Patellofemoral pain and functional outcome after anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction: an analysis of the literature. Am J Orthopedics 2005, 34(8):396.

Maurer J, Harris MM, Stanford VA, Lohman TG, Cussler E, Going SB, Houtkooper LB. The associations of dietary intakes of calcium and iron on change in bone mineral density over 1 year in healthy postmenopausal women differ by HRT status. J Nutr 2005, 135:863-869.

Gance-Cleveland B, Harris MM, Ward-Begnoche W. Addressing the problem of overweight children: Working with schools to connect with families. J Spec Pediatr Nurs 2005, 10:40-43.

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Harris MM, Houtkooper LB, Parkhill C, Stanford V, Weber JL, Flint-Wagner H, Going SB, Lohman TG. Iron is associated with bone mineral density in healthy postmenopausal women. J Nutr 2003, 133:3598-3602.

Going S, Lohman T, Houtkooper L, Metcalfe L, Flint-Wagner H, Blew R, Stanford V, Cussler E, Martin J, Teixiera P, Harris M, Milliken L, Weber J. Effects of exercise on bone mineral density in postmenopausal women with and without hormone replacement therapy. Osteoporosis International 2003, 14(8):637-644.

Blew RM, Milliken LA, Sardinha LB, Teixiera PJ, Ferreira DL, Harris MM, Houtkooper LB, Going SB, Lohman TG. Assessing validity of body mass index standards in postmenopausal women. Obesity Research 2002, 10(8): 799-808.

Harris M, Stevens J, Thomas N, Schreiner P, Harp J, Folsom A. Associations of fat distribution and obesity with hypertension in a bi-ethnic population. Obesity Research 2000, 8(7):516-524.

Lohman TG, Harris M, Teixiera PJ, Weiss L. Assessing body composition and changes in body composition: another look. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 2000, 904:45-54.

Brinker U, Buchkremer R, Kolodziejczyk M, Kupfer R, Rosenberg M, Poliks MD, Orlando M, Gross ML. Carbene rearrangements.41Carbenes in constrained systems.1. 1,3 C-H Insertion reaction of adamantylidene within the -cyclodextrin cavity. Angewandte Chemie-International (English) 1993, 32(9):1344-1345.

B. Abstracts/Poster presentations – Peer Reviewed/Refereed Note: * graduate student **Chair of committee or main advisor of Master’s Capstone

Weber S, Harris M**, Wright H, Manore M. Assessment of Disordered Eating and Anorexia Nervosa in Endurance Athletes Following Gluten and Wheat-free Diets. American College of Sports Medicine 64th Annual Meeting, Denver, CO [June 1, 2017].

Harris M**, Le D, Parker-Simmons S, Meyer N. The Prevalence of Vitamin D Deficiency in Olympic Winter Sports. American College of Sports Medicine 64th Annual Meeting, Denver, CO [May 31, 2017]

Harris M**, Viesselmann J*. A comparison of dietary supplement use between

Wisconsin and Colorado adults. Society of Nutrition Education and Behavior Conference, San Diego, CA [July 31, 2016]; J Nutr Educ and Behav 48(7 Suppl):S46-S47, 2016. doi: 10.1016/j.jneb.2016.04.126.

Mademann C*, Harris M**, Anderson J. The Undiet Revolution: Impact of a mindful eating intervention on eating behaviors and weight loss. Society of Nutrition Education

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and Behavior Conference, San Diego, CA [August 1, 2016]; J Nutr Educ and Behav 48(7 Suppl): S109,2016. doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jneb.2016.04.289.

Cardona C, Meyer N, Harris M, Di'Marco M, Duplanty A, Hueglin S, Ochoa E. The Association of Race and the Female Athlete Triad. American College of Sports Medicine 63rd Annual Meeting, Boston, MA [June 2, 2016]; Med Sci Sports Exerc 48(5

Suppl 1):379, 2016. doi: 10.1249/01.mss.0000486145.58115.8f.

Comer K, Harris M, Zapalo P, Burke J, Meyer N. Bone mineral density in figure skating: A retrospective analysis with event, gender, leg dominance, and vitamin D status. American College of Sports Medicine, Boston, MA [June 1, 2016]; Med Sci Sports Exerc 48(5 Suppl 1):994, 2016. doi: 10.1249/01.mss.0000487988.21916.8e.

Meyer N, Viner R, Reguant-Closa A, Risoul V, Svette S, Harris M. Impact of the Flying Carrot Food Literacy Project on Food Knowledge, skills, and attitude at the Color ado Farm and Art Market. Presented at Sports, Cardiovacular, and Wellness Nutrition (SCAN), Portland, OR (April 2016).

Vanderwoude A, Frieler B, Harris M, Hayes M, Meyer N. The Healthy Campus Initiative: A Sustainable Food Literacy Gateway Project. Presented at Sports, Cardiovacular, and Wellness Nutrition (SCAN), Portland, OR (April 2016)

Harris M**, Fernandez J*, Hutchins A. Does coconut oil have side effects? Presented at the Experimental Biology 2015 Conference, Boston, MA [March 31, 2015], FASEB Journal 29(1 Suppl):912.9, 2015.

Harris M**, Fryda L*, Hutchins A. The impact coconut and safflower oils on lipids and cytokines in postmenopausal women. Presented at the Experimental Biology 2015 Conference, Boston, MA [March 31, 2015]; FASEB Journal 29(1 Suppl):747.13, 2015.

Harris M**, Fryda L*, Hutchins A. The impact of coconut and safflower oils on body composition. Presented at the Experimental Biology 2015 Conference, Boston, MA. [March 30, 2015]; FASEB Journal 29(1 Suppl):932.2, 2015.

Risoul-Salas V*, Reguant-Closa A*, Kirihennedige N*, Harris MM, Lohman TG, Müller W, Meyer NL. Body Composition in sport: Intra and inter-observer reliability using ultrasound and skinfolds. Presented at American Academy for Sports Medicine Conference, San Diego, CA. (May 26-May 30, 2015)

Reguant-Closa A*, Harris M, Meyer NL. Validation of the Athlete’s Plate Quantitative Analysis (Phase 1). International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Metabolism 26:S1-S15, 2016. Presented at the International Sports and Exercise Nutrition Conference, Newcastle on Tyne, United Kingdom [December 15-17, 2015].

Viner R*, Berning J, Harris M, Meyer N. Energy availability and dietary patterns of cyclists with lower than normal bone mineral density. (May 29, 2014) Presented at the

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American Academy for Sports Medicine Conference, San Diego, CA. [May 27-May 30, 2014] Medicine and Science in Sports Exercise 46(5): S332, 2014.

Fritscher K*, Harris M, Meyer N. Survey of a gluten free diet and its effect on performance amongst elite cyclists. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Conference June 2013 and 5th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day April, 2013.

Hammond R*, Meyer N, Harris MM, Elder C. Impact loading and nutrition in cyclists: A clinical intervention study to enhance bone mass. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Conference June 2013 and 5th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day April, 2013.

Rubenstein N*, Meyer NL, Harris MM, Larson-Meyer E, Needham C. Seasonal Vitamin D

status, body composition and performance: A retrospective analysis in winter sport athletes. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Conference June 2013 and 5th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day April, 2013.

Peterson HA*, MA Kluge, Harris M**. Response Survey to a Minfdul Eating Guidebook. Presented at 5th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day April 2013.

Hoffmann A*, Bjorklund M*, Harris M**, Meyer N. Fresh Food Focus: Creation of Nutrition Education with the District 11 Good Food Project. Presented at 5th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day April 2013 and The Colorado Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Conference April 12, 2014.

Bjorklund M*, Hoffmann A*, Harris M**, Meyer N. Fresh Food Focus: Implementation of Nutrition Education with the District 11 Good Food Project. Presented at 5th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day April 2013 and The Colorado Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Conference April 12, 2014.

Sims G, Sinclair Elder AJ, Elder CL, Harris M. Assessment of Lightning Safety Knowledge

Among Youth Sport Coaches. Presented at 2013 Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Symposium, April, Denver, CO.

Kark S*, Ochoa E, Harris M, DiMarco N, Meyer N. Female athlete triad: Preliminary data

from a multi-site study on triad and race. Presented at the ACSM 59th Annual Meeting, San Francisco California (June 1, 2012). Journal of the American College of Sports Medicine 44(5): S79.

Harris M, Varady S, Flener F. “Be MedWise Arkansas: When Families Become Drug Dealers to Children, Arkansas Responds,” presented at the National 2011 Healthy Homes Conference, Denver, CO. [June 20-23, 2011].

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Harris M, Newton J, McGinley E, Pickle S, McKinnon R. “Operation medicine Cabinet: FCS Agents Respond with a Call to Action,” presented at the 2011 Galaxy Conference, Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, Petit Jean, AR. [March 16-18, 2011]

Glenn L*, Rodibaugh R, Carrol P, Hakkak R, Harris M**. Sustainable Agriculture: An educational approach for the promotion of locally grown produce. Presented at the Society for Nutrition Education Conference (SNE), New Orleans, LA [July 12, 2009].

EA Robken*, PA Carroll, R Hakkak, DC Provost, MM Harris**. Impact of Food Record Keeping and Other Contributing Factors to Weight Loss Success: Results from the Managing Overweight and Ovesity in Veterans Everwhere (MOVE!) Level 2 Program, J Am Diet Assoc 108(9):A41, 2008.

Harris M, Barrett K, Nesmith D, Elbein S, Kern P. Associations of adiponectin in African American and Caucasion adolescent girls. Presented at the Experimental Biology 2008 Conference in San Diego, CA [April, 2008].

Kyzer H*, Carroll P, Hakkak R, Harris M**. Effectiveness of outpatient diabetes education on HbA1c levels. Presented at the Experimental Biology 2008 Conference in San Diego, CA [April, 2008].

McClelland A*, Harris M, Carroll P, Rodibaugh R. “Healthy Lifestyle” education motivates weight loss and behavior change. Presented at the Obesity Society Annual Scientific Meeting 2007, New Orleans, LA [October 20-24, 2007].

Looney RA*, Rodibaugh R, Hakkak R, Carroll P, Harris M**. Should we teach schoolteachers nutritional sciences to impact obesity in children? Presented at the Obesity Society Annual Scientific Meeting 2007, New Orleans, LA [October 20-24, 2007].

Morgan ML*, Sullivan DH, Evans WJ, Harris M, Carroll PA, Hakkak R, Hays NP. Dietary glycemic load and insulin sensitivity in the elderly. Presented at the American Dietetic Association Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo, Philadelphia, PA [Sept 29-Oct 2, 2007]. J Am Diet Assoc S107:8:A77, 2007.

Tumlison KM*, Harris M**, Hakkak R, Carroll PA. Student behavior outcomes of an expanded nutrition curriculum in culinary school of apprenticeship. Presented at the American Dietetic Association Food and Nutrition Conference and Expo, Philadelphia, PA [Sept 29-Oct 2, 2007]. J Am Diet Assoc S107:8:A56, 2007.

Nesmith D, Spencer H, Harris M, Barrett K, Elbein S, Kern P. Ethnic Differences in Correlates of Cardiovascular Risk Among Overweight Adolescents. Presented at the 67th Scientific Session of the American Diabetes Association, Chicago, IL [June 22-26, 2007].

Stanford V, Lohman TG, Harris MM, Cussler EC, Going SB and Houtkooper LB. Nutrient and bone mineral associations in postmenopausal women completing four years of the

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BEST Exercise Study. Presented at the American College of Sports Medicine Annual Meeting, New Orleans, LA [May 30-June 2, 2007].

Tacker D*, Harris M, Carroll P, Hays N, Johnson P, Hakkak R. Diabetes education lowers HbA1c and weight in a veteran population with Type 2 diabetes. Presented at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting, Washington DC [April 28-May 2, 2007].

Bryant L*, Gurley MJ, Allan C, Harris M, Hakkak R. Hemodynamic and electrocardiographic effects of “ephedra-free” dietary supplements. Presented at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting, Washington DC [April 28-May 2, 2007].

Bennett M*, Harris M**, Carroll P, Hays N, Anderson P, Hakkak R. Association of body mass index and pulmonary function tests in cystic fibrosis patients. Presented at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting, Washington DC [April 28-May 2, 2007].

Richardson M*, Harris M**, Carroll P, Hays N, Johnson P, Hakkak R. The effectiveness of diabetes education on the lipid profile and HbA1c in a proactive veteran population with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus. Presented at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting, Washington DC [April 28-May 2, 2007].

Hauk GE*, Sullivan DH, Evans WJ, Hakkak R, Harris MM, Carroll PA, Hays NP. Associations of dietary intake and physical activity with intramyocellular lipid content in older men and women. Presented at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology Annual Meeting, Washington DC [April 28-May 2, 2007].

Stanford V, Harris M, Lohman T, Going S, Thomson C, Weber J, Houtkooper L. Comparison of associations between nutrient intakes and bone mineral density estimated by 2 dietary assessment methods in postmenopausal women in the BEST Exercise Study. Presented at the IOF World Congress on Osteoporosis. Toronto, Canada [June 2-6, 2006].

Ryan K, Thompson J, Bost J, Shaw J, Harris M. Arkansas’s Response to Childhood Obesity: Update on Statewide Policy Implementation. Presented at the Academy Health Annual Research Meeting. Awarded “Outstanding Poster”. Boston, Massachusetts [June 25-27, 2005].

Pam Ashcraft, Bonnie Gance-Cleveland, Kathy Barret, Janice Dean, Margaret Harris, Ralph Vogel, Wendy Ward-Begnoche. “Role of nursing in community monitoring of overweight youth”. Symposium presentation at the 2005 Regional Nursing Research Conference, Evidence for Practice. Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Little Rock, Arkansas [April 22, 2005].

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Margaret Harris, James Bost, Joseph Thompson, Kevin Ryan, Michelle Justus.

Development of school-based measurement protocol for statewide BMI assessment. Obesity Research Volume 12:644P, October 2004 Supplement. Presented at the annual meeting North American Association for the Study of Obesity (NAASO), Las Vegas, Nevada [November 14-18, 2004].

James Bost, Margaret Harris, Joseph Thompson, Jennifer Shaw, Kevin Ryan. Choosing a Scale and Stadiometer for the Statewide BMI Assessment of Arkansas School Children – Statistical Results for the Pilot Schools. Obesity Research Volume 12:863P, October 2004 Supplement. Presented at the annual meeting North American Association for the Study of Obesity (NAASO), Las Vegas, Nevada [November 14-18, 2004].

Kevin Ryan, Joseph Thompson, James Bost, Margaret Harris. Comprehensive state policy strategies to impact child and adolescent obesity: Arkansas’ first year experience. Obesity Research Volume 12:875P, October 2004 Supplement. Presented at the annual meeting North American Association for the Study of Obesity (NAASO), Las Vegas, Nevada [November 14-18, 2004].

Joseph Thompson, James Bost, Margaret Harris, Jennifer Shaw, Kevin Ryan. Statewide assessment of BMI for Arkansas school children: First year results. Obesity Research Volume 12:887P, October 2004 Supplement. Presented at the annual meeting North American Association for the Study of Obesity (NAASO), Las Vegas, Nevada [November 14-18, 2004].

Maurer J*, Harris M, Lohman T, Stanford V, Cussler E, Going S, Houtkooper L. Influence of iron and calcium on change in bone mineral density differs by HRT status in postmenopausal women. Presented at the American Society for Bone and Mineral Research (ASBMR 26th Annual Meeting), Washington State Convention & Trade Center, Seattle, WA [October 2004].

Harris MM, Bost JE, Thompson JW, Rockenbach J, Justus M, Weber J, Shaw J. “Statewide assessment strategies for BMI in Arkansas school settings.” Presented at the annual meeting Pediatric Academic Societies (PAS), San Francisco, California [May 1-4, 2004].

Harris MM, Houtkooper L, Berndt C, Stanford V, Weber J, Flint-Wagner H, Going S, Lohman TG. “Cross sectional associations among nutrient intakes and bone mineral density in postmenopausal women.” Presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), Baltimore, MD. [May 30-June 2, 2001] Medicine and Science in Sports Medicine Volume 33, Supplement, 2001.

Houtkooper L, Harris M, Stanford V, Weber J, Berndt C, Flint-Wagner H, Going S, Lohman T. “Associations among nutrient intakes, exercise, and hormone replacement therapy on bone mineral density change over one year in postmenopausal women.” Presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine

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(ACSM), Baltimore, MD. [May 30-June 2, 2001] Medicine and Science in Sports Medicine Volume 33, Supplement, 2001.

Blew RM, Going SB, Harris MM, Ferreira DL, Houtkooper LB, Teixiera PJ, Sardinha LB, Milliken LA, Lohman TG. “Association of body mass index and percent fat in postmenopausal women.” Presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), Baltimore, MD. [May 30-June 2, 2001] Medicine and Science in Sports Medicine Volume 33, Supplement, 2001.

Lohman TG, Going SB, Metcalfe L, Houtkooper LB, Flint-Wagner HG, Martin CJ, Harris M, Blew R, Stanford V. “Weight loss as a modifier of exercise and hormone replacement therapy effect on bone density in postmenopausal women.” Presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM), Baltimore, MD. [May 30-June 2, 2001] Medicine and Science in Sports Medicine Volume 33, Supplement, 2001.

Weber JL, Stanford VA, Harris MM, Lohman TG, Going SB, Houtkooper LB. “Comparison of a one-year food frequency questionnaire with 8 days of diet records collected over the same year,” presented at the Fourth International Conference on Dietary Assessment Methods, Tucson, Arizona. [May 1, 2000].

Lohman TG, Harris M, Teixiera PJ, Weiss L. “Assessing body composition and changes in body composition: another look,” presented at the Fifth International Symposium on in Vivo Body Composition Studies, Upton, New York. [October 7-9, 1999].

Harris MM, Stevens J, Thomas N, Schreiner P, Harp JB, Dennis BH, Heiss G. “Ethnic differences in associations of fat distribution and obesity with hypertension”, presented at the Annual Meeting of the North American Association for the Study of Obesity (NAASO), Cancun, Mexico. [November 9-13, 1997].

Stevens J, Kolodziejczyk M, Plankey M, Williamson D, Pamuk E. “Associations between BMI and all-cause and CVD mortality in young versus old African American men healthy at baseline”, presented at the 36th Annual Conference on Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology and Prevention, San Francisco, California. (March 13-16, 1996) Obesity Research 5(Suppl 1):58S, 1997.

Kolodziejczyk M, Stevens J, Plankey M. “The BMI-Mortality relationship in healthy African American men aged 30-64”, research presented at the Annual Meeting of the North American Association for the Study of Obesity (NAASO), Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (October 12-17, 1995) Obesity Research 3(3):405s, 1995.

Buchkremer R, Kolodziejczyk M, Brinker U. “Binding of diazirines to cyclodextrins. Photolysis of diazirine- -cyclodextrin complexes”, results presented at the Sixth International Symposium for Cyclodextrins, Chicago, Illinois. [April 1992]

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C. Programs Developed for Community Education and Outreach (Includes lesson plans and supportive material for marketing and promotion.) Be MedWise Arkansas A medication and dietary supplement literacy awareness program.

Partnerships formed: The National Council for Patient Information and Education (NCPIE) The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences School of Pharmacy The Arkansas Poison Control Center Arkansas State Police The Office of the Arkansas Drug Director The Arkansas Department of Health Curricula Developed: Each lesson included a 40-50 minute powerpoint, program and lesson guide, volunteer leader guide, handouts, activities and evaluation Medicines in the Home How to Talk to Your Doctor How to Give Medicine to Children Safely Drug Interactions: When Two Rights Make a Wrong Dietary Supplements and Herbs: Just Because They’re Natural Doesn’t Mean They’re Safe Storing and Disposing Medicine Wisely Prescription Drug Abuse: When Families Become Drug Dealers

Educational/Promotional Displays Developed: Be MedWise Arkansas Dietary Supplements and Herbs Medicines Are Valuable: Store, Monitor, Dispose Medicine Disposal Be MedWise Arkansas Marketing Brochure

Healthy Homes, Healthy People An environmental indoor air quality health program raising awareness for keeping a healthy and safe home. Medicine safety lessons (from Be MedWise Arkansas) overlap with the Healthy Homes Initiative.

Partnerships formed: The Healthy Homes Partnership Network (United States Department of Agriculture,

Department of Housing and Urban Development and University of Alabama Extension System)

The Arkansas Poison Control Center The Office of the Arkansas Drug Director Arkansas Prevention Resource Centers

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The Department of Health and Environmental Quality Arkansas Plant Board Curricula Developed: Each lesson includes a 40-50 minute powerpoint, program and lesson guide, volunteer leader guide, handouts, activities and evaluation There’s a Fungus Among Us: What You Need to Know About Mold Carbon Monoxide: A Silent Killer Apple Juice or Air Fresheners: Deadly Look-Alikes Clean and Green Educational/Promotional Displays Developed:

Mold Carbon Monoxide Poisons Healthy Homes, Healthy People Marketing Sheet

Other general health. Health presentations developed per local and state requests (2008-2010). All presentations were peer reviewed before being presented for the first time.

Hunger in Arkansas: Are Food Deserts to Blame? Swine flu and You Stressed=Desserts Spelled Backwards Depression: The Silent Disease

5. NON-REFEREED PUBLICATIONS A. Articles

Harris M. Health Focus: What’s so bad about gluten? Local Food Shift Magazine,

http://www.localfoodshift.pub/whats-so-bad-about-gluten/ Published February 19, 2016 (Winter issue).

Harris M. Local herbs and spices at home. Local Food Shift Magazine, http://www.localfoodshift.pub/local-herbs-and-spices-at-home/ Published September 8, 2015 (Fall issue).

Harris M. Hydration in school athletes. Rocky Mountain Chapter American College of Sports Medicine Quarterly Newsletter, 1(3): 4-5, 2011.

Harris M. Dietary Supplements: What Nutrition Educators Should Know. Blog for Society of Nutrition Education Communications Division, http://snecommunicationsdivision.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2011-12-10T09:06:00-06:00&max-results=7 , Posted November 4, 2011.

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Harris M, “Become a Teen Influencer: Talk to Your Teen about Rx Drugs” Parenting in Arkansas Magazine, Spring 2011.

Harris M. “Your Home Clean and Green,” Parenting in Arkansas Magazine, Fall/Winter 2010, Volume 21:2, Page 14

Harris M. “Giving Over the Counter Medicines to Children,” Parenting in Arkansas Magazine, Fall/Winter 2010, Volume 21:2, Page 13.

Harris M. “Healthy Homes, Healthy People”, Parenting in Arkansas Magazine (Spring Issue 2009).

“A bone-building mineral you haven’t thought of”, article on published manuscript “Iron is associated with bone mineral density in healthy postmenopausal women.” Tufts University Health and Nutrition Letter, January (2004), Vol 21, Number 11.

B. Press Releases (The following press releases were written in conjunction with Mary Hightower, a reporter for the Cooperative Extension Service).

“Walk Across Arkansas spring edition begins” press release March 2011.

“Be sweet to your own heart during American Heart Month” press release February

2011.

“Early bird loses the fat” press release January 2011.

“Nationwide prescription drug take-back day set for September 25” press release September 2010.

“Arkansas children languish in food deserts among plenty,” press release August

2010.

“New Improved Walk Across Arkansas debuts September 19”, press release August

2010.

“Diabetics run increased-risk of heat-related illness,” press release August 2010.

“104 degrees? Farmers must press on, agents say,” press release August 2010.

“Drains, toilets, backyard burning bad choices for leftover medication,” press release July 2010.

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“Protecting yourself from heat-related illness,” press release June 2010.

“Signs a teen might have a drug abuse problem,” press release March 2010.

“Campaign to launch fight against prescription drug abuse,” press release March

2010.

“AG kicks off ‘Monitor, Secure, Dispose’ Campaign”, press release March 2010.

“Teen prescription drug abuse in Arkansas by the numbers”, press release March

2010.

“Drug recall”, press release January 2010.

“Medicinse Useful Only if Used as Directed”, press release November 2009.

“Avoid perfumes and avoid being bug bait” press release August 2009.

“Back to school: Immunizations a must for registration,” press release August 2009.

“Back to School: Is lack of sleep causing classroom problems?” press release August 2009.

“Understand signs of heat stroke,” press release June 2009.

“Water safety for kids,” press release June 2009.

“Take basic precautions to lessen the swine flu infections,” press release April 2009.

“Bleeding ulcers can sneak up on victims”, press release, February 2009.

“Cleveland County team takes home the top prize for walking across state”, press release, January 2009.

“Sight preservation”, press release, August 2008.

“Heavy backpacks mean chronic back pain”, press release, July 2008.

“Immunizing our children is of vital importance,” press release July 2008.

“Hearing preservation”, press release July 2008.

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C. Non-Peer Reviewed Curricular Programs Developed/Managed for Community Outreach and Education Walk Across Arkansas (2008-2011) A statewide 8-week physical activity campaign, held twice a year.

Highlights: Redesigned existing program in 2008 to capture miles walked measured by pedometer;

Team categories created to highlight winning teams of various fitness levels Redesigned program in 2010 with online data entry and measurement of minutes

exercised; teams recreated to have more flexibility (2-10 members), and designed to capture team category types (seniors, worksites, etc) to coordinate with the Department of Health Heart Disease State Plan; competition eliminated and personal goal setting featured.

Newsletter “HealthBreaks” is created for participants each week for the duration of the program. For list of newsletters, see pages below.

Increased participation in program by 25% between 2008 and 2010. The Body Walk (2008-2011) A 30’x36’ traveling exhibit with hands-on activities that teaches children (ages K-4) health and nutrition. This position required supervision of the Body Walk Coordinator who traveled the state and performed coordinating, billing and curriculum update activities. This was an approved SNAP-ED curriculum and reached 17,000+ children a year. Under my supervision, the program was revamped with a new activity book created, new curriculum for all 9 stations and a training video for setup and takedown of the exhibit.

General Health Programming (2008-2011) Health-related curricula developed for early child care providers (Best Care Program). Each lesson included a 50-minute powerpoint, handouts, activities and leader guide.

Environmental Health in the Classroom Apple Juice or Air Fresheners? The New Superbug Called MRSA Yoga for Kids: Helping Kids Be Sane in an Insane World Slow Down You Move Too Fast: ADHD in Children (Part 1): Overview of ADHD Slow Down You Move Too Fast: ADHD in Children (Part 2): Practical things you can do

in the day care setting Giving Medicine to Children Wisely (Part 1): What constitutes a medicine and how do

you administer it to babies and children Giving Medicine to Children Wisely (Part 2): What you need to know to protect the

legal rights of yourself, the daycare, parents and children.

D. PODCASTS “The New Teen Drug,” podcast created partnering with Arkansas Drug Director October

2010. Was found at:

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http://www.arfamilies.org/health_nutrition/podcasts/TeenPrescriptionMeds_video_audio.htm University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, link retired

“Disposing of Your Medication,” podcast created March 2010. Was found at: http://www.arfamilies.org/health_nutrition/podcasts/DrugDisposal_video_audio.htm University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, link retired.

“Using medicines wisely”, podcast October 2009. Was found at: http://www.arfamilies.org/health_nutrition/podcasts/UseMedicinesWisely_video_audio.htm, University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service, link retired

“Household Poisons” podcast, written by Margaret Harris narrated by County Extension

Agent (Susan Holman). University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service (retired)

“Summer safety and bugs”, podcast June 2009. University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service.(retired)

E. BLOGS Walk Across Arkansas. http://walkacrossarkansas.wordpress.com, Last updated

Spring 2011. F. NEWSLETTERS

HealthBreaks Newsletters: These newsletters were written and distributed every fall and spring (2008-2011).

Spring 2011 (2-sided, also found on blog: http://walkacrossarkansas.wordpress.com) The dangers of sitting/ Spotlight on Kale Deconstructing Cravings, Part 1 / Spotlight on Garbanzo Beans (aka chickpeas) Deconstructing Cravings, Part 2 / Spotlight on Olives and Olive Oil Deconstructing cravings, Part 3/Spotlight on Eggs Best walking partner:Man or Dog?/Spotlight on Turmeric Inflammation:Cooling the Fire Within/Spotlight on Pineapples Dumping the Spare Tire and Saddlebags/Spotlight on Radishes Stress: How it makes and keeps you fat/Spotlight on Pears Fall 2010 (2-sided) Rebound Yourself Into Health/ Spotlight on Cabbage Is Gardening Considered Activity?/ Spotlight on Walnuts The 7 Habits of Highly Fit People/ Spotlight on Oats Barefoot Running…what will they think of next?/ Spotlight on pumpkins Finding Motivation to Exercise/ Spotlight on Greek Yogurt Hula Hooping: Cheap Thrills or Fitness Empire?/ Spotlight on Apples Why Am I Gaining Weight Instead of Losing? / Spotlight on Saffron

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Zumba: Zooming Up to the Top of Fitness/ Spotlight on Cranberries Spring 2010 (2-sided) Special feature of Winners from Fall 2009 (8-sided) Monitor, Secure, Dispose/ Spotlight on Garlic What’s the Hype with Rocker Shoes?/ Spotlight on Chocolate Buying Home Exercise Equipment/ Spotlight on Cherries Jumping Rope: A Most Effective Exercise/ Spotlight on Quinoa Exercising with Springtime Allergies/ Spotlight on Artichokes Nordic Walking/ Spotlight on Ginger Do weight-loss supplements work?/ Spotlight on Pecans Shake Up Your Routine with Interval Training/ Spotlight on Blueberries Walk Across Arkansas: Wrap It Up with Winning Miles (8-sided) Fall 2009 (2-sided) Special Feature of Last Season’s Winners (4-sided) Hand Sanitizers: Do They Work / Spotlight on Powerfoods/ No Monkeyin Around with

Bananas Choosing Supplements Wisely/ Spotlight on Grapes Teenage Prescription Drug Abuse/ Spotlight on Flaxseed There’s a Fungus Among Us: Mold/ Spotlight on Probiotics Help I Just Can’t Lose Weight!/Spotlight on Kiwi Sneaky Ways to Add In More Steps/ Spotlight on Pomegranates Holiday Heartburn/ Spotlight on Honey The Healing Powers of Sleep/ Spotlight on ORAC Scores Spring 2009 (1-side) Dust off Those Walking Shoes/ Exercise Can Improve Your Mood Walking in Rainy Days or Sunny Weather Working Out Together Top 5 Reasons to Keep Exercising Apples and Pears: Got a Toxic Waist Dump? Consider an Alternative: Tai Chi Feeling Sluggish Lately? More Potassium Please/ Lycopene= Strong Bones Fall 2008 (1-side) Physical Activity Guidelines/ Fun Facts/How to Add More Steps to Your Day Walk Away Memory Problems Why Do I Get Cold in Winter? Rev Up Your Walks to Reduce Stress Climbing Up the Emotional Ladder

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6. PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS

Underriner-Weber S, Harris M, Wright H, Manore M. Dietary Patterns and Attitudes of Gluten Sensitive Non-Celiac Endurance Athletes. (Journal article, in preparation, Expected submission Spring 2016).

Body Composition in sport: Intra and inter-observer reliability using ultrasound and skinfolds. In progress.

Book chapter (Book editor, Lohman TG). Harris M. Body composition during weight loss. In progress

7. BOOK CHAPTER

Harris M and Stevens J. Obesity and fat distribution. Encyclopedia of Human Nutrition, Academic Press Limited, England, 1998.

8. PUBLISHED REVIEWS Not applicable

9. PRESENTATIONS Note: Poster presentations are listed under Abstracts – Peer Reviewed/Refereed

Orazi U, Sinclair Elder AJ, Harris M. The Use of Supplements for Management of Injury

in Rodeo. Accepted presentation at the Injured Rodeo Athlete Justin Sports Medicine Conference, Las Vegas, NV. (December, 2016)

“Medical Herbalism: What a Dietitian Needs to Know” Invited non-refereed presentation for the Southern Colorado Dietetics Association. Colorado Springs, CO (November 29, 2016)

“Dietary Supplements: What a Consumer Needs to Know” Invited presentation for the monthly series for Lane Health Circle. Colorado Springs, CO (October 5, 2015)

“Coconut Oil: A Superfood?” Invited presentation for the September 2015 Monthly meeting of the Southern Colorado Dietetics Association. Colorado Springs, CO (September 16, 2015)

“Dietary Supplements You Need to Know About Today”. Invited presentation for the 2015 Annual Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Business Meeting and Symposium. Colorado Springs, CO (May 3, 2015).

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“Health Literacy”. Presented at the UCCS Diversity Summit 2013. Colorado Springs, CO, (April 18, 2013).

“Addressing Hunger in Arkansas: From Food Deserts to Food Oasis,” presented at the Arkansas Dietetic Association. Little Rock, AR (April 14, 2011).

“Mold: What seniors need to know”, presented at the Arkansas Gerontological Society 2011 Spring Conference. Ferndale, AR (March 31, 2011).

“Dietary Supplements and Herbs: Just Because They’re Natural Doesn’t Mean They’re Safe” and “Your Home: Clean and Green,” presented to the Gold Club. Harrison, AR (March 25, 2011).

“How to Talk to Your Doctor,” presented at the Annual Women in Agriculture Conference. North Little Rock, AR. (March 4, 2011).

“Creating Your Own Community Food Atlas,” presented at the 2nd Growing Healthy Communities Conference. Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, Petit Jean, AR. (March 3, 2011)

“An invitation: How you can help turn Arkansas food deserts to a food oasis” to be presented at the Arkansas Farmers Market Association Conference. Little Rock, AR (February 25, 2011).

“Teen Prescription and Over the Counter Drug Abuse: When Families Become Drug Dealers,” presented at the 1st Prairie County Take-Back Day. Hazen, AR (February 25, 2011)

“Healthy Homes, Healthy People,” presented to the 2nd Annual Partnership in Health Literacy of Arkansas Conference, Little Rock, AR (Dec 1, 2010).

“Hunger and Obesity in Arkansas: Are Food Deserts to Blame?” Invited by the following groups:

100 Mile Meal Project (sponsored by Heifer International), Little Rock, AR (October 16, 2010)

Center for Applied Research and Evaluation, Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Little Rock, AR (May 17, 2010)

Food Policy Council, Little Rock, AR (May 3, 2010) Little Rock Mayor Mark Stodola, Little Rock, AR (April 1, 2010) Governor’s Youth Council, Clinton School of Public Policy, North Little Rock,

AR (February 20, 2010). Heifer International, Perryville, AR. (February 19, 2010) Arkansas Coalition for Obesity Prevention (ARCOP), Little Rock, AR. (January

25, 2010).

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Pike County Extension Homemakers Council, Murfreesboro, AR (December 18, 2009).

“Dietary Supplements and Herbs: Just because They’re Natural Doesn’t Mean

They’re Safe”, presented to healthcare and nutrition professionals in Saline Memorial Hospital, Benton, AR (August 24, 2010).

“Dietary Supplements and Herbs: Just because They’re Natural Doesn’t Mean They’re Safe!”, presented at the Arkansas Extension Homemaker’s Council Annual Conference, Hot Springs, AR (June 9, 2010).

“Storing and Disposing Medicine Wisely”, presented to retired teacher’s networking club, Little Rock, AR (June 7, 2010).

“Be MedWise Arkansas”, Presented at the Arkansas Public Health Association annual conference, Hot Springs, AR (May 13, 2010).

“Drug Interactions: When Two Rights Make a Wrong”, Presented to the Senior Networking Coalition (healthcare professionals), Benton, AR (April 21).

“Medicines in the Home”, “How to Store and Dispose Medicine Safely”, “Drug

Interactions: When Two Rights Make a Wrong”, requested by the Daughters of Charity, presented in Lincoln and Desha Counties for a Women’s Empowerment Series, AR (April 15, 2010).

“Stressed=Desserts Spelled Backwards” Presented at the Arkansas Extension Galaxy Conference, Perryville, AR. (March 10, 2010).

“Clean and Green”, and “There’s a Fungus Among Us: What You Need to Know about Mold.” Presented to the residents of Independence County, Batesville, AR (March 17, 2010).

“How to Talk to Your Doctor”, presented to Extension Homemakers Club of Garland County, Hot Springs, AR (March 19, 2010).

“Beautiful Skin at Any Age”, presented to Extension Homemakers Club of Yell County, Perryville, AR (January 22, 2010).

“Is Arkansas a Food Desert”? Presented to the Access to Healthy Foods Committee, Little Rock, AR (December 12, 2009).

“Healthy Homes, Healthy People” Presented to the Extension Statewide Faculty Conference, Little Rock, AR (December 10, 2009).

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“Apple Juice or Air Freshener? Deadly Look Alikes” Presented at the 11th Annual Conference for Parent Education and Parent Involvement (APEN). Hot Springs, AR (November 16, 2009).

“Is Arkansas a Food Desert?” Presented to County Extension Faculty SNAP-ED Training, Little Rock, AR (November 10, 2009).

“Swine Flu and You” Presented at a professional development lunch and learn for Cooperative Extension employees, Little Rock, AR (October 30, 2009).

“Storing and Disposing Medicine Wisely” Presented to the Extension Homemakers Club of Prairie County, De Valls Bluff, AR (October 27, 2009).

“Be MedWise Arkansas” Presented to the Cleveland County Hometown Health Coalition, Rison, AR (October 14, 2009).

“Be MedWise Arkansas” Presented at the Medicare Maze Health Fair, Arkadelphia, AR (October 9, 2009).

“Drug Interactions: When Two Rights Make a Wrong” Presented to the Motorcade Club, North Little Rock (October 1, 2009).

“Drug Interactions: When Two Rights Make a Wrong” Presented to the Prairie County Extension Homemakers Club, DeValls Bluff, AR (September 29, 2009).

“Metabolic Syndrome: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” Presented to the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Grand Rounds (September 9, 2009).

“Is Arkansas a Food Desert?” Presented to the 14th LeadAR Program group, Jonesboro, AR. (August 7, 2009).

“Be MedWise Arkansas”, and “What is Extension?” Presented to the Inaugural Partnership in Health Literacy of Arkansas, Little Rock, AR (July 24, 2009).

“Medicines in the Home” Presented at teacher training coordinated by Arkansas Department of Health, Coordinated School Health. Plummerville, AR (July 22, 2009).

“Depression: An Invisible Disease” Presented with Amy Moses (Health team technician) to the AEHC Statewide Conference, Hot Springs, AR (June 10, 2009).

“Medicines in the Home: Using Medicines Wisely”, presented at the Arkansas Extension Homemaker’s Council Annual Conference, Hot Springs, AR (June 10, 2009).

“Be MedWise Arkansas”, presented at the Heart Disease Prevention Task Force Coalition, Little Rock, AR (April 14, 2009).

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“Be MedWise Arkansas”, presented at the Annual Priester Health Conference,

Indianapolis, IN (April 6, 2009).

“Medicines in the home: Using your medicines wisely,” presented at the Arkansas County Extension Homemakers Spring Council Meeting, DeWitt, AR, (March 31, 2009).

“How to talk to your doctor,” presented to the Sebastian County Extension Homemakers Spring Council Meeting, Fort Smith, AR (March 26, 2009).

“Medicines in the home: Using your medicines wisely,” presented at the Living Well with Diabetes Series sponsored by the University of Arkansas, North Little Rock, AR (March 21, 2009).

“Medicines in the home: Using your medicine wisely,” Keynote Speaker for the Inaugural Desha County Health Fair, McGehee, AR (March 20, 2009).

“Exercise: Saving the $$$” Presented to the employees of the Little Rock VA Hospital in honor of Women’s History Month, Little Rock, AR (March 19, 2009).

“Be MedWise Arkansas: What we know so far, where we are going,” Presented at the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council Statewide Meeting. Selected as leading initiative volunteer leader project for Extension Homemakers for 2009-2011. Ferndale, AR (March 11, 2009).

“Stressed=’Desserts’ spelled backward” presented at the Women of Agriculture Conference, Little Rock, AR (March 10, 2009).

“Are you a ‘MedWise’ Arkansan?” presented at the State Faculty Conference for the Cooperative Extension Service, Little Rock, AR (December 2008).

“Be MedWise Arkansas” presented to the Delta District Arkansas Extension Homemaker’s Council, Brinkley, AR (October 2008).

“Be MedWise Arkansas” presented to the Ouchita District Arkansas Extension Homemaker’s Council, Arkadelphia, AR (October 2008).

“Be MedWise Arkansas” presented to the Ozark District Arkansas Extension Homemaker’s Council, Clarkesville, AR (October 2008).

“The rollercoaster called ‘Metabolic Syndrome’” presented at Living Well with Diabetes Workshop, Starr City, AR. (October 2008).

“Using Over-the-Counter Medicine Wisely” presented to residents of Independence County, Batesville, AR (September 2008).

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“Packing a healthy lunch box to work” presented at L’Oreal USA Products Employee

Wellness Series, North Little Rock, AR. (March 12, 2008).

“Metabolic Syndrome” presented at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Grand Rounds, Little Rock, AR (March 2008).

“Metabolic Syndrome: Our history, not our destiny” presented at Hardin University, Searcy, AR (March 11, 2008).

“Going Fruit Loops? Quick and easy tips on getting in your fruits and vegetables…because MORE MATTERS!” presented at L’Oreal USA Products Employee Wellness Series, North Little Rock, AR (October 31, 2007).

“BMI: The Arkansas Experience” a lecture on the BMI experience pertaining to Act 1220. Presented at the “Diversity in Physical Activity and Health” conference at the Cooper Institute, Dallas, TX (October 18, 2007).

“Metabolic Syndrome: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” Presented at the Department of Health Grand Rounds, Little Rock, AR(October 11, 2007).

“ ‘Feel Naturale’: Finding your ‘True Match’ to ‘Ideal Balance’ ” Presented at L’Oreal USA Products Wellness Series, North Little Rock, AR (September 19, 2007).

“Metabolic Syndrome: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly” UAMS Department of Dietetics and Nutrition, Nutritional Seminar Series, Little Rock, AR (September 13, 2007).

“Can children teach parents nutrition?” Presented at the University of Arizona, Department of Nutritional Sciences and statewide broadcast to Cooperative Extension Agents, Tucson, AZ (July 17, 2007).

“The new rollercoaster called ‘Metabolic Syndrome’”, Presented at the Cooperative Extension Service Family and Consumer Science In-Service Training. Little Rock, AR (May 8, 2007).

“Body composition”, Presented at the Third Tri-annual 21st Century Family Conference: from Research to Reality (Cooperative Extension Service from University of Arkansas, Louisiana State University and Mississippi State University) Little Rock, AR, ( April 17, 2007).

“Are you feeling sparkly today?” Presented at the 70th Annual Catholic Educators Professional Day, Little Rock, AR (March 9, 2007).

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“An update on the Research Discussion Group Interdisciplinary Education Activities Survey”, UAMS College of Health Related Professions Lunch and Learn Seminar Series, Little Rock, AR (December 2006).

“Apple or pear – It’s More than a Question of Taste”. Presented at the Cooperative Extension Service Family and Consumer Science In-Service Training, Little Rock, AR (May 3, 2006).

Margaret Harris, Bonnie Gance-Cleveland. “Should we be measuring body shape?” 2005 Regional Nursing Research Conference, Evidence for Practice. (Oral Presentation) Presented as a symposium at the Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Little Rock, Arkansas (April 22, 2005).

Pam Ashcraft, Bonnie Gance-Cleveland, Kathy Barret, Janice Dean, Margaret Harris, Ralph Vogel, Wendy Ward-Begnoche. “Role of nursing in community monitoring of overweight youth”. (Oral Group Presentation) Symposium presentation at the 2005 Regional Nursing Research Conference, Evidence for Practice. Arkansas Children’s Hospital, Little Rock, Arkansas (April 22, 2005).

“The importance of iron intake on bone density”, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Department of Dietetics and Nutrition, Nutritional Seminar Series, Little Rock, AR (December 9, 2004).

“Fat Distribution”, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, Department of Pediatrics, Grand Rounds Lecture, Little Rock, AR (November 2, 2004).

“Weighing in on Childhood Obesity” Guest lecture for Adolescent Health Course #5433 (University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences), Little Rock, AR. (October 26, 2004).

“Act 1220: Moving towards a ‘Natural State of Health’”. Presented at the University of Arizona, Department of Nutrition/Obesity Task Force, Tucson, AZ. (September 20, 2004).

“The Effect of Parental Loss on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Children”, presented at the University of Virginia Seminar on Epidemiology, Charlottesville, Virginia. (March 1994).

B. Trainings Conducted

Your Home: Clean and Green, a breakout session training for agents attending the Family Consumer Sciences Professional Development Conference, Little Rock, AR (Dec. 7 and 8, 2010).

Best Care (Slow Down You Move too Fast: ADHD in Children, Parts 1 and 2) Train-the-

trainer given to County Agents to prepare them for childcare provider trainings for TAPP. Little Rock, AR (November 16 and 17, 2010)

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Be MedWise Arkansas. An all-day statewide training given to County Extension Agents,

Little Rock, AR (December 3, 2009).

Healthy Homes, Healthy People. An all-day statewide training given to County Extension Agents. Little Rock, AR (December 2, 2009).

Best Care (The New Superbug Called MRSA and Yoga for Kids: Helping Kids Be Sane

in an Insane World) Train-the-trainer given to County Agents to prepare them for childcare provider trainings for TAPP. Little Rock, AR (November, 2009)

Be MedWise Arkansas (“Medicines in the home”; “Drug Interactions: When 2 Rights

Make a Wrong”; “Dietary Herbs and Supplements: Just Because They’re Natural Doesn’t Mean They’re Safe”; “Storing and Disposing Medicine Wisely”) A 4-hr statewide training given to the Department of Health Home Health Nurses, Little Rock, AR. (August 28, 2009).

“Are you healthy?” A 3-hour training given to 4H Leaders teaching how to assess health,

Ferndale, AR (June 8, 2009).

Be MedWise Arkansas. A 4-hour regional training (Delta) to Arkansas County Extension Agents, Lee County, AR (December 9, 2009).

Be MedWise Arkansas. A 4-hour regional training (Ouchita) to Arkansas County Extension Agents, Arkadelphia, AR (November 21, 2009).

Be MedWise Arkansas A 4-hour regional training (Ozark) to Arkansas County Extension Agents, Paris, AR (November 20, 2009).

Best Care (Apple Juice or Air Fresheners, and Environmental Health in the

Classroom) Train-the-trainer given to County Extension Agents to prepare them for childcare provider trainings for TAPP (November 11, 2009).

Be MedWise Arkansas A 4-hour regional training to County Extension Agents,

Hamburg, AR (November 6, 2009).

Be MedWise Arkansas A 4-hour regional training to County Extension Agents, Batesville, AR (September 30, 2009).

10. GRANTS AND RESEARCH

A. Funded UCCS-CRCW Role: Principal Investigator Title: Does coconut oil affect inflammation and cholesterol? Funding: $7,470

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Funding Period: 7/01/13-6/30/14 The purpose of this grant was to compare the inflammatory, cholesterol and body composition effects of coconut oil to safflower oil in postmenopausal women. International Olympic Committee Role: Co-investigator Title: Intertester Reliability of ultrasound and anthropometry in athletes Funding: $10,000 Funding Period: 2/2013-2/2014, extended through Fall 2014 The purpose of this grant is to validate ultrasound technique to measure body composition in athletes. Healthy Homes Partnership (NIFA, HUD, Extension Service Alabama) Role: State Coordinator/Program Manager Title: Healthy Homes, Healthy People Funding: $4,500 Funding Period: 2/01/11-8/31/11 The purpose of this grant was to further support Medicine Safety Awareness and Take Back Programs through development of educational material.

Healthy Homes Partnership (NIFA, HUD, Extension Service Alabama) Role: State Coordinator/Program Manager Title: Healthy Homes, Healthy People Funding: $4,000 Funding Period: 1/01/10-12/31/10 The purpose of this grant was to expand Healthy Homes programming. Funds used to create Clean and Green Curriculum and further support for Medicine Safety Awareness Healthy Homes Partnership (NIFA, HUD, Extension Service Alabama) Role: State Coordinator/Program Manager Title: Healthy Homes, Healthy People: Deadly Look-Alikes Funding: $4,000 Funding Period: 6/01/09-5/31/10 The purpose of this grant was to develop curricula and material for distribution on household poisons for the Healthy Homes, Healthy People program launched in December 2009. Healthy Homes Partnership (NIFA, HUD, Extension Service Alabama) Role: State Coordinator/Program Manager Title: Environmental health Funding: $8,000 Funding Period: 2007-2009 The purpose of this grant was to develop curricula and material for distribution on mold and carbon monoxide. Grant money was obtained but unused prior to my arrival; I became manager of grant upon hire. UAMS Dean’s/CUMG Research Fund

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Role: Principal Investigator Title: Associations of adiponectin and fat distribution in a bi-ethnic population of adolescent

girls Funding: $39,975 Funding Period: 11/01/04-10/01/06, was extended to Spring 2007 The purpose of this study was to examine ethnic associations of adiponectin levels in African American and Caucasian adolescent overweight healthy girls from the surrounding area of Little Rock. The secondary purpose was to determine which measure of fat distribution correlates best with adiponectin and other cardiovascular risk factors. UAMS Dean’s/CUMG Research Fund Role: Co-Investigator Title: Adipokine profiles in obese adolescents with and without features of the metabolic

syndrome Funding: $35,385 Funding Period: 07/01/04-06/01/06, was extended to Fall 2006 The purpose of this study was to examine levels of inflammatory markers in adolescents with and without metabolic syndrome. University of Arkansas Children’s Hospital and Nutrition Center Role: Co-Investigator Title: Diet, physical activity, and coping skills intervention to reduce obesity in 6th grade

children. Funding: $100,000 Funding Period: 09/04-09/05 The purpose of this pilot study was to provide a diet, physical activity and coping skills (based in cognitive behavioral theory) intervention to 6th grade students. Several articles and presentations resulted from this study. U01 HL66858-01, Lohman (PI) Type: NIH Role: Co-Investigator (2000-2001) Title: Trial of Activity for Adolescent Girls (TAAG) Funding: $4,048,103 (direct costs) Funding Period: 09/29/00-09/28/07 The purpose of this multi-state study was to test the hypothesis that a multicomponent school-based and community-linked intervention can prevent a decline in physical activity levels and cardiorespiratory fitness in middle school girls. My role included being coauthor of grant and served for 1 year as co-investigator after funding. B. Unfunded National Institute of Health (NIH) Role: Collaborator (PI: Michele Okun, PhD and Mary Coussins-Reed, PhD) Title: Perinatal Obesity and Sleep Disturbance: Effects on maternal and Infant Outcomes. Proposed Funding: $3,516,423 Submitted: February 2016

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Robert Wood Johnson Healthy Eating Research Role: Co Investigator (PI: Cheryl Kelly, PhD) Title: Does having healthier food choices in school cafeterias affect children’s consumption of healthy food? Submitted: April 2013 Soy Health Research Program (SHRP) Role: PI Title: Inflammation and Diets Enriched with Four Different Oils Proposed Funding: N/A Three tiers of awards ranging from $10,000-$25,000 Submitted: March 15, 2013 Palisades at Broadmoor Park Assisted and Independent Living Community Role: Principle Investigator Title: The Joy of Eating Mindfully and Aging Vibrantly Proposed Funding: $5,000 Submitted: October 2011 United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Role: Co-Principle Investigator Title: CHEFS: Community Health through Extension, Farmers and Schools Proposed Funding: $805,000 Submitted: June 2010 United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Role: Subcontract with Virginia Tech/Collaborator Title: Nutrition Labeling at Restaurants: Developing and Evaluating Point-of-Purchase Training, Educational, and Marketing Materials for Extension Proposed Funding: $35,000 Submitted: June 2010 UAMS CCTR Pilot Awards Role: Co-Investigator (Subcontract) Title: A Tailored, Multidimensional Worksite Intervention to Communicate and Reduce Global Cardiovascular Risk Proposed Funding: $4,665 Submitted: September 2010 University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension (with Farm Bureau), Internal Submission Role: Principle Investigator Title: Farm to You Proposed Funding: $118,000 Submitted: December 2009

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Blue and You Foundation Role: Principle Investigator Title: Be MedWise Arkansas Proposed Funding: $76,773.80 Submitted: July 2009 The Allen Foundation Role: Principle Investigator Title: Be MedWise Arkansas: A Health literacy awareness program on drug and nutrient interaction Proposed Funding: $55,074.65 Submitted: December 2008 The Allen Foundation Role: Principle Investigator Title: The Body Walk Proposed Funding: $81,102 Submitted: December 2008

11. COURSES TAUGHT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS ONLOAD Dietary Supplements and Herbs HSCI 3280 (2012- present), Undergraduate Community Nutrition HSCI 3920 (2012- present), Undergraduate Dietary Supplements HSCI 6160 (2012- present), Graduate Statistics for Health Sciences HSCI 7030 (2011- present), Graduate VARIABLE, overload Graduate Research Project HSCI 6090 Graduate Health Promotion Practicum HSCI 6070 Graduate Health Sciences Internship HSCI 6150 Graduate Health Sciences Thesis HSCI 7000 Graduate Independent Study HSCI 9600 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE Health 1: Truths or myths For County Extension Agents Created as a one-time online independent course, revolving enrollment UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES Nutrition Metabolism of Macronutrients NUTR 5103 Graduate Taught 3 times

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Assessment of Nutritional Status NUTR 5032 Graduate Taught 3 times Community Nutrition NUTR 5243 Graduate Taught 3 times Nutrition Research Design and Statistical Methods NUTR 5143 Graduate Taught 3 times Independent Study NUTR 5091 Graduate Revolving year round (2005-2008) Advanced Clinical Practicum NUTR 5233 Graduate Revolving year round (2005-2008) Nutrition Research NUTR 608V Graduate Revolving year round (2005-2008) Dietetic Internship Review for Macronutrients Dietetic Interns Taught 3 times Guest lecturer for Nutrition and Metabolism of Micronutrients (Iron and Zinc) Graduate Taught 3 times UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Body Composition Colloquium PHYSIOLOGY 495/595i Graduate and upper level undergraduate Taught 3 times (Co-Instructor in a two-person team teaching class) SPSS Workshop Graduate and Professional employees Taught 1 time UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA –CHAPEL HILL Nutritional Epidemiology I

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Graduate Teaching Assistant 1 time

12. RECOGNITIONS

Healthy Homes, Healthy People Health Program awarded as “Lead program” for AEHC teaching series, voted by the Arkansas Extension Homemakers (2011-2012).

Be MedWise Arkansas Health Program awarded as “Lead program” for AEHC teaching series voted by the Arkansas Extension Homemakers (2009-2010).

Best Care Team Award (for 2011 National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences), March 2011.

Community Partnership Team Award (for 2010 National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences), March 2010.

Co-author of “Outstanding Poster Award”, Academy Health Annual Research Meeting, 2005

National Institute of Health Traineeship Award, 1994-1997

Received honor of Distinguished Independent Work in Chemistry, May 1992

13. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) 2016- present

Rocky Mountain American College of Sports Medicine (RMACSM), 2016-present

American Botanical Council (ABC), 2014-present

American Herbalist Guild (AHG), 2014-present Society for Nutrition Education and Behavior (SNEB), 2010 – present

Arkansas Public Health Association, 2009-2011

Partner of the National Council on Patient Information and Education (NCPIE), 2008-

2011

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Obesity Society, (Formerly known as North American Association for the Study of

Obesity), 1998-2008

14. SERVICE

A. Service to university and community. Divided by UCCS and other employment.

UCCS - DEPARTMENT

Program

Coordinator Coordinate Master’s Program in Sport Nutrition, mentor students, recruit, submit departmental assessment

2012-present

Member Promotion and Tenure Document Development Committee

2015-2016

Chair

Search Committee for Biostatistician 2014-2016

Member Search Committee for Nutrition Instructor 2016

Member Graduate Faculty Committee

2012-present

Guest lecturer “Mindful Eating”, for Obesity and Weight Management Course (Instructor: Sarah Underriner Weber)

Nov 11, 2016

Guest lecturer “Mindful Eating”, for Theories in Health Behavior Course (Instructor: Jackie Hooper)

Nov 9, 2016

Guest lecturer “Fat distribution”, for Obesity and Weight Management Course (Instructor: Sarah Underriner Weber)

Oct 17, 2016

Guest speaker “Coconut oil”, to the Undergraduate Nutrition Club Sept 22, 2016

Guest lecturer “The Gut Mircobiome and Nutrition and Dietary Supplements that Support It”, for Advanced Nutrition Course (Instructor: Carolyn Cardona)

Sept 21, 2016

Guest lecturer “Modern, Ancient and Gluten Free Grain”, for Advanced Nutrition Course (Instructor: Carolyn Cardona)

Sept 15, 2016

Guest lecturer “Dark Chocoalate, Kale and Saurkraut: A Different

Approach to Weight Loss”, for Advanced Sport Nutrition (Instructor: Carolyn Cardona)

Sept 13, 2016

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Guest lecturer “What’s with Modern Wheat?”, for Food Culture and Community Healt (Instructor: Nanna Meyer)

Aug 11, 2016

Guest lecturer “Mindful eating”, for Obesity and Weight Management, (Instructor: Sarah Underriner-Weber)

March 2016

Guest lecturer “Health Literacy” a voice over powerpoint for an Interprofessional development course (Instructor: Mary Ann Kluge)

March 2016

Guest lecturer “Fat Distribution”, Obesity and Weight Management Course (Instructor: Sarah Underriner-Weber)

March 9, 2016

Guest lecturer “Health Literacy”, Health Communications (Instructor: Jessica Kirby)

Feb 11, 2016

Guest lecturer “Orthopaedic rehabilitation and Nutrition Considerations”, Health Behavior and Therapeutic Exercise Course (Instructor: Craig Elder)

Feb 3, 2016

Guest lecturer “Gluten-free Eating”, for Grain School (Instructor: Nanna Meyer)

Jan 17, 2016

Guest lecturer “Ancient and Modern Wheat: Is there a Difference?” for Grain School (Instructor: Nanna Meyer)

Jan 15, 2016

Guest lecturer “Mindful Eating”, for Theories in Health Behavior (Instructor: Mary Ann Kluge)

Nov 2015

Guest lecturer “Mindful Eating”, for Obesity and Weight Management Course (Instructor: Sarah Underriner Weber)

Nov 2015

Guest lecturer “Fat distribution”, for Obesity and Weight Management Course (Instructor: Sarah Underriner-Weber)

Oct 2015

Guest lecturer “Health Literacy”, forHealth Coaching (Instructor: Mary Ann Kluge)

April 2015

Member Search Committee for Nutrition Instructor 2014

Guest lecturer

“Mindful eating” for Mary Ann Kluge’s Health Behavior course

11/11/2014

Guest lecturer

“Weight loss” for Nanna Meyer’s Advanced Sport Nutrition course

9/16/2014

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Guest lecturer “Herbs for Longevity” for Nanna Meyer’s Food and Culture course

8/13/2014

Guest lecturer “Mindful eating” for Mary Ann Kluge’s Health Behavior course

11/19/2013

Guest lecturer

“Health Coaching: What You Need to Know” for Mary Ann Kluge’s Health Coaching course

4/23/2013

Member Search Committee Member for Peak Nutrition Clinic Manager

11/2012

Guest Lecture “Mindful Eating” for Mary Ann Kluge’s Health Behavior course

11/13/2012

Orientation New graduate health sciences students Lead 2014 and 2015

8/2012-present

Orientation Prospective undergraduate students

5/4/2012

Member Peak Nutrition Clinic Manager Search Committee

4/2012

Member Merit Review Committee member

2012-2013

Participant Transfer student luncheon, volunteer leader 1/2012

Participant Helped coordinator to complete the departmental assessment in WEAVE

12/2011

Guest lecturer Sport Nutrition Class: Dietary Supplements

12/05/2011

Guest lecturer Health Behavior Class: Mindful eating

11/08/2011

Participant Participated in graduate student recruitment 10/27/2012

Guest lecturer Sport Nutrition Class: The Complexities of weight loss

09/13/2012

Consultant Helped with proposal for Health and Wellness Research Center

9/2012

UCCS-COLLEGE

Chair PUC Committee for Promotion and Tenure 2016

Member PUC Committee for Post Tenure Review 2016

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Member DRC Committee for First Year Review 2016

Member Student Affairs Council 2013 - present

Member Scholarship Committee 2016-present

Chair Faculty Affairs Council 2015-present

Member Faculty Affairs Council

2011-2013, 2015

UCCS-CAMPUS Member Faculty Women’s Council 2011-2016

Member Faculty Assembly 2014-2015

Member Mindfulness Committee 2014-2015

Member Sustainability Committee 2014-2015

Member Diversity Summit Planning Committee Member 2012-2013

Speaker Fueling for a marathon, presented to “Off and

Running” Seminar class (Instructor: Greg Ausperger)

Aug 17, 2012

COMMUNITY Guest speaker “A Dietitian’s Guide to Medical Herbalism” for the

Southern Colorado Dietetic Association, Colorado Springs, CO

Nov 29, 2016

Speaker “Eating for Stress and Mindful Eating”, part of a recurring 4 week class Eat, Sleep and Move (affiliated with the Lane Center)

2016- present

Lecturer Herbal Foundations for Sage Consulting and Apothecary classes, during summers

2013-present

Member Colorado Health Literacy (Denver), representing UCCS

2014-2016

Colorado Springs Senior Center

Presentation: The digestive tract: probiotics and prebiotics

Feb 27, 2014

Girls in the Middle Volunteered for Career Day to speak about Nutrition March 1, 2014

Colorado Springs Senior Center

Presentation: Dietary supplements: Just because they’re natural doesn’t mean they’re safe

Oct 30, 2012

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Discovery Canyon Middle School

Presentation: “Rethink Your Drink” (5th Grade Teacher: Christine Braun)

May 21, 2012

Palisades Seminar: Mindful Eating Nov 14, 2011

Health Coach Counseling three community members Fall 2011-2012

NATIONAL

President-Elect Rocky Mountain ACSM regional chapter 2017

Reviewer Abstract reviewer for the 2016 SNEB conference

2016

Reviewer

Member

Reviewed for: Journal of Medicinal Foods, Nutrition and Dietetics, Menopause, Nutrients, International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Metabolism, Menopause Advisory team for development of a national curriculum for Health at Every Size (Weight Realities Division for Society of Nutrition Education and Behavior)

2013-present 2012- 2013

Member

Communications Division for Society of Nutrition Education (planning phase of more visibility for society)

Fall 2012

PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT: SERVICE Board member Community Engagement Advisory Board (UAMS,

AHEC)

2010-2011

Board Member Arkansas Association of Cooperative Extension Specialists (AACES)

2010-2011

Member AACES Professional Development Committee 2010-2011

Chair AACES Resolutions Committee 2010-2011

Member eXtension Community of Practice for Building Healthy Communities

2010-2011

Member Chronic Disease Evaluation Team 2010-2011

Member Statewide Family and Consumer Sciences Professional Development Planning Conference Committee

2010

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Member Food Desert Committee 2009-2011

Vice-chair Health Literacy Partnership in Arkansas 2009-2011

Member Heart Disease Task Force 2009-2011

Chair Heart Disease Risk Factors in Youth Committee 2009-2011

Member Arkansas Prescription Drug Abuse Coalition 2009-2011

Guest Teacher Arkansas River Valley Montessori School (Taught 4th -

6th graders nutrition and health topics)

2008-2011

Member Southern Extension and Research Activity Information Exchange Network

2008-2011

Vice-Treasurer Arkansas Coalition for Obesity Prevention (ARCOP)

2008-2011

Member Arkansas Health Improvement Coalition 2008-2011

Appointed Member Child Health Advisory Committee (created under Act 1220)

2008-2011

Member Arkansas Asthma Coalition, Educational Committee 2008-2010

Member Curriculum Committee (UAMS) 2007-2008

Member Graduate School Assessment Committee (UAMS) 2006-2008

Member Access to Healthy Foods Working Group 2005-2011

Member Chronic Disease Statewide Coalition 2005-2011

Guest Teacher Children’s House Montessori School(teaching 1st – 3rd graders about nutrition)

2005-2009

Chair Research Discussion Group for the College of Health Related Professions (UAMS)

2005-2008

Member Faculty Development Committee (UAMS, College of Health Related Professions).

2005-2007

B. Interviews Offered

“Coconut Oil” UCCS Radio, September 13, 2013.

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“Sport Nutrition Department” UCCS Radio, March 1, 2013.

“Walk Across Arkansas” KATV-Channel 7, March 12, 2011. “Healthy Homes, Healthy People,” interviewed for Arkansas Land and Life Magazine,

Fall/Winter 2010.

“Be MedWise: Drug Disposal,” interviewed for Choose Well, Move Well, Be Well Magazine, July 2010.

“Fierce competition drives Walk Across Arkansas Mileage”, interviewed for Choose Well, Move Well, Be Well Magazine, January 2010.

“Be MedWise Arkansas”, interviewed for Arkansas Land and Life Magazine, Fall/Winter 2009.

“Swine flu” interviewed by KARN (Radio), April 2009.

“The Belly Fat Diet: Gimmick or miracle?” KATV-TV Channel 7, February 25, 2008.

“New Year’s nutritional resolutions: a new outlook” FOX-TV on January 4, 2008.

“Packing a healthy school lunch” Good Morning Arkansas (KATV, Channel 7) on August 17, 2007 and Channel 4 (KARK-TV) on August 21, 2007.

“Fit to be Bride: Looking your trim best on the big day means NOT starving yourself silly”. Interviewed for Active Style Section E of Arkansas Democrat Gazette, Monday, May 21, 2007.

C. Student Mentoring and Advising UCCS (Colorado Springs, CO)

Sport Nutrition Program Coordinator (Fall 2012-present) Advise 15-16 students each year on course offerings; orientation; complete program

assessment; organize social gatherings; correspond, meet with prospective applicants; coordinate application process for incoming year students; and ensure students are on track for graduation.

Student Project Advisor/Thesis Committee

Gabriella Alfonso (Spring 2017), Project consultant Emily Kaley, (Fall 2016-Spring 2017), Project Advisor, Body Composition Trends in

Track and Field Talent Protection Program Athletes Emily Gerald, (Fall 2016-Spring 2017), Project advisor, A Systematic Review of the

Impact of Omega-3 Supplementation and Brain Injury Andrea Lenner, (Fall 2016 to Spring 2017), Project advisor, Wheat intake and its

relation to weight

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Casey Young (Spring 2016-Spring 2017), Project Advisor, A Critical Review on Consumer-Wearable Accelerometers

Alexander Tsimbler (November 2015- Spring 2017), Project Advisor, Stress Eating: A College Student’s Nightmare to Weight Gain.

Braxton Wright (Spring 2016-Spring 2017), Project Advisor, Fish Oil Supplementation and Its Effects on Recovery and Well Being in Active Individuals

Sarah Underrinner-Weber (Fall 2015-Spring 2017), Project Advisor, Dietary Patterns and Attitudes of Gluten Sensitive Non-Celiac Endurance Athletes

Maki Ishizu, (Spring 2015-Spring 2016), Project Advisor, The Impact of a Green Smoothie Addition to Iron Supplements on Iron Status in High Performance Athletes

John Boesch (Spring 2015-Spring 2016), Project Advisor, and Internship Advisor coordinated with Fort Carson Special Forces THOR program (Fall 2015), Body Composition Assessment of 10th group Special Forces Soldiers

David Le (Fall 2015-Spring 2016), Project Advisor, The Prevalence of Vitamin D Deficiency in Olympic Winter Sport Athletes

Paige Whitney (Fall 2015-Spring 2016), Thesis Committee Member, Stress, Health and Presenteeism

Meredith Price (Fall 2015), Internship Advisor, coordinated with USOC Claire Mademann (Fall 2015) Project Advisor, The Un-Diet Revolution: Impact of a

Mindful Eating Intervention on Eating Behaviors and Weight Loss Kim Williams (Spring 2014-Spring 2017), Committee Member (Thesis Chair: Nanna

Meyer) Carolyn Cardona (Spring 2015), Committee Member (Thesis Chair: Nanna Meyer),

The Association of Race with the Female Athlete Triad Jena Viesselman (Spring 2015), Project Advisor, A Comparison of Dietary Supplement

Use Between Wisconsin and Colorado Advisor (Nanna Meyer), helped with advising while Dr Meyer was Sabbatical

o Alba Reguant-Closa (Spring 2015) o Andrea Vanderwoude (Spring 2015) o Vanessa Risoul (Spring 2015) o Kristina Comer (Spring 2015)

Lisa Fryda (Spring 2014), Project Advisor Sean Svette (Spring 2014), Project Advisor Jaime Fernandez (Spring 2014), Project Advisor Erin Nelson (Fall 2013), Thesis Committee member (Committee Chair: Craig Elder) Nicole Rubenstein, (Fall 2012), Thesis Committee member (Committee Chair: Nanna

Meyer) Melaina (Shipwash) Bjorklund, (Spring 2013), Project Advisor Alicia Hoffman (Spring 2013), Project Advisor Haley Peterson (Spring 2012), Project and Practicum Advisor Kate Fritscher (Fall 2011-Spring 2012), mentored with statistics (Project Advisor:

Nanna Meyer) Regina Hammond (Spring 2013), thesis committee member(Committee Chair: Nanna

Meyer)

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Grace Sims (Spring 2013), thesis committee member(Committee Chair: Amanda Elder)

James Wagenschutz (Spring 2012), mentored with statistics(Project Advisor: Craig Elder)

Sherri Kark (Fall 2011), mentored with statistics (Project Advisor: Nanna Meyer) UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS DIVISION OF AGRICULTURE (Little Rock, AR) June 2008-2010 Preceptor Kim Garner, MD, JD, RD, MS Program, UAMS College of Public Health. Served as

preceptor for master’s thesis, Development of Lesson Module for Advance Care Planning with Cooperative Extension Service. Completed May 2010.

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOR MEDICAL SCIENCES (Little Rock, AR) Department of Dietetics and Nutrition, 2005-2008 Research Advisor and Committee Chair

Katie Inebnit, RD MS Clinical Nutrition. Evaluation of attitudes and knowledge of fruit

and vegetable consumption among second graders: The Pick a Better Snack and Act Program. Completed May 2010 (Committee chair 2006-2008, mentored until 2010).

Erin Johnson, RD MS in Clinical Nutrition. The impact of nutritional education on men and women when delivered in the workplace setting (Arkansas Department of Corrections). Completed Spring 2008.

Elizabeth Colvert-Robken, RD MS in Clinical Nutrition. Impact of food record keeping and other contributing factors to weight loss success: Results from the MOVE! (Managing Overweight and Obesity in veterans Everywhere) Level 2 Program. Completed May 2007.

Holly Kyzer, RD MS in Clinical Nutrition. Effectiveness of outpatient diabetes education on HbA1c levels. Completed May 2007.

Ruth Ann Looney, RD, MS in Clinical Nutrition. Impact of a science-based nutrition training program in schoolteachers. Completed May 2007.

Megan Richardson, MS in Clinical Nutrition. The association of lipid levels in response to a diabetes education program at the VA hospital of Little Rock. Completed August 2006.

Megan Bennett, RD, MS in Clinical Nutrition. Association of body mass index and pulmonary function tests in cystic fibrosis patients at the UAMS adult cystic fibrosis center. Completed May 2006.

Deanna Tacker, RD, MS in Clinical Nutrition. Effectiveness of diabetes education with and without subsequent lifestyle modification in a veteran population with type 2 diabetes. Completed August, 2005.

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Katie Tumlison, RD, MS in Clinical Nutrition. Outcomes of expanded nutrition curriculum

in a culinary school of apprenticeship. (Student awarded “Dietitian of the Year” by Arkansas Dietetic Association), Completed August, 2005.

Research Committee Member Helen Kim, RD MS Candidate in Clinical Nutrition. Comparison of the effects of two

protein supplements on nitrogen balance in older women. Completed December 2007.

Lyndsey Bryant, MS in Clinical Nutrition. Hemodynamic and Electrocardiographic Effects of "Ephedra-free" Dietary Supplements. Completed May 2007.

Michelle Morgan, RD, MS Candidate in Clinical Nutrition. The relationship of glycemic index load on insulin sensitivity in overweight patients with impaired glucose tolerance. Completed May 2006.

Amy McClelland, RD, MS in Clinical Nutrition. Outcomes of a behavior-focused worksite wellness healthy weight program. Completed May 2006.

Grace Hauken, MS Candidate in Clinical Nutrition. The association of intramuscular fat and insulin sensitivity. Completed May 2006.

Research Committee Member for students at University of Arizona Vanessa Stanford, PhD, MS, RD, LD. Committee member for Doctoral degree: Bone

relationships with inflammatory markers in postmenopausal women and validation of dietary records with Arizona Food Frequency Questionnaire with regard to bone density associations. Completed November 2008.

Leah Frankel, MS in Nutritional Sciences. Relationships between nutrient intakes and bone mineral density in healthy postmenopausal women in year 6 of the Bone, Estrogen and Strength Training (BEST) Study. Completed July 2007.