What's Happening in Health and Human Physiological Sciences

1. The Protein Pacing Diet by Paul Arciero.
   
2. Skidmore alumnus helps nutrition class eat healthy.
3. Grant for obesity research.
4. Protecting first responders.
5. Professor Ives, Sam Bloom '17, and Alexs Matias '18 complete study in collaboration with Albany Medical College studying the energy demands of Spinal Orthopedic Surgery.
6. Dr. Stephen Ives, Dr. Rohan Edmonds, and Julian Egan-Shuttler '16 perform physiological testing on pre-elite rowers from the Saratoga Rowing Association's Elite Development Team.
7. Dr. Denise Smith receives Dr. John Granito Award for Excellence in Fire Leadership and Management Research.
8. Denise L. Smith, professor of Health and Human Physiological Studies has received the Dr. John Granito Award for Excellence in Fire Service Leadership and Management Research (the Dr. Granito Award).  Professor Smith will give the Keynote Address at the 2015 Fire Leadership and Management Symposium, scheduled July 8-10 in Tulsa, OK. Her talk will focus on "understanding and preventing sudden cardiac events in the fire service" based on the research conducted over the past 20 years.
9. Alumni Tim Russell finishes The 2014 Ironman World Championship 9th in his age group!
10. Andrea Paulson ('03) is picoted in this story - she is currently Director of Prodcut Engineering at Saucony.
11. Molly Gile ’13 and Lauren Conway ’13 Publish Their Senior Thesis in the Journal of Osteoporosis & Physical Activity.
12. Prestigious Alumni publication - Jonathan R. Brestoff Parker has just published an article in "Nature" International weekly journal of science: Group 2 innate lymphoid cells promote beiging of white adipose tissue and limit obesity. Click to see story.
13. Skidmore College Awarded $1.4 Million for Research, conducted by Dr. Denise Smith, on Firefighter Deaths.
14. Our Own World Class Scholar - Jeff Segrave and the Sochi Olympics.
15. Patricia Fehling appointed Endowed Chair of The Class of 1948 for Excellence in Teaching
16. Professor Reynolds interviewed by Times Union.
17. Skidmore team earns patent for use of antioxidant compound.
18. Student, athlete, award-winning scientist Tim Brodsky '14.
19. Why firefighter deaths have hit historic lows.
20. Sarah Trager Ridge '98 and Kanokwan (Mandy) Bunsawat '11 present research at 60th annual ACSM meeting in Indianapolis May 28 - June 1, 2013.
21. Skidmore College Awarded $1.4 Million for Research, conducted by Dr. Denise Smith, on Firefighter Deaths.
22. This is Public Health: Students from EX 131, Intro to Public Health, collaborate with their peers to demonstrate that public health matters.
23. EX 355 Mini-Project Poster Presentations
24. Skidmore team earns patent for use of antioxidant compound.
25. Student, athlete, award-winning scientist Tim Brodsky '14
26. Johane Simelane '13 SEE-Beyond Experience - HIV Awareness. Password: johane
27. Why firefighter deaths have hit historic lows.
28. Sarah Trager Ridge '98 and Kanokwan (Mandy) Bunsawat '11 present research at 60th annual ACSM meeting in Indianapolis May 28 - June 1, 2013.
29. Recent Skidmore Graduates, Lisa-Marie Jasienowski '11 and Jackie Liebig '09, graduate from Columbia University.
30. Timothy Brodsky '14 wins two David S. Bruce awards at the 2013 Experimental Biology meeting in Boston.
31. Dr. Paul Arciero and his Principles of Nutrition class mark National Eating Healthy Day at local elementary schools:
32. • The Daily Gazette
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    • The Saratogian
    • Saratoga Wire
33. HES students receive Athletic awards
34. Drs. Smith and Fehling awarded second grant from the Department of Homeland Security on Firefighter Safety.
35. Food and Fitness Expert, Dr. Paul Arciero, featured in SCOPE: A bowl of ice cream can always be "burned off" by running on the treadmill, right?
36. Article published in Sports Nutrition Insider by Dr. Mike Ormsbee and Lawrence Chong; The Truth about "NATURAL" ANDROGEN Supplements.
37. Denise Smith delivers Edwin M Moseley Faculty Research Lecture on: Sudden Cardiac Death: Why are Firefighters at Risk?
38. Moseley Lecture to focus on firefighters' cardiac risks presented by Denise L. Smith
39. Skidmore College Receives $1M Grant to Study Firefighter Fitness
40. Cantimer Wins Firefighter Dehydration Test Contract
41. New Cantimer Hydration Monitor May Save Lives on Fire Line
42. Motivating Seniors to Exercise Better is Target of Research
43. National Institute of Health Study on the Regulation of Muscle Mass with Advancing Age
44. Jonathan Brestoff wins Goldwater Scholarship
45. Margaret Paulding Award Recipients
46. Denise L. Smith named to The Class of 1961 Term Professorship
47. Jeffrey O. Segrave Appointed to the David H. Porter Endowed Chair
48. T.H. Reynolds and Denise Smith Participate in Mini-college Lecture Series
49. Mid-Atlantic American College of Sports Medicine Conference
50. Exercise Science Students Present Experimental Biology Research
51. Andrew Miller Recipient of David S. Bruce Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research
52. Exercise Science Student Jazzmina Moore Awarded Kathryn Wasserman Davis 100 Projects for Peace Program Funding
53. Cantimer Wins $996,000 Firefighter Dehydration Test Contract 
54. Skidmore Professors Collaborate to Advance Firefighter Safety 
55. Students Christopher Darin and Caitlin Ketcham attended the National Meeting of the Obesity Society in Orlando FL October 1-5, 2011, presenting a poster titled: Visceral Adipose Stores Decline Significantly Following 4 Month Lifestyle Interventions in Overweight/Obese Adults.
56. Another $1 million grant for firefighter health research
57. Smith, Fehling to help set standards for firefighter safety
58. Skidmore professor, T.H. Reynolds, receives $370K NIH grant for diabetes research
59. Drs. Smith and Fehling publish report on research, Sudden Cardiac Events in the Fire Service: Understanding the Cause and Mitigating the Risk.
60. Wes Lefferts '11 Wins MARC-ACSM Matthew Kerner Undergraduate Student Investigator Award at November 4-6, 2010 meeting
61. Drs. Smith and Fehling awarded second grant from Department of Homeland Security on Firefighter Safety.