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CURRICULUM VITA
JAMES ROBERT ROWE
Instructor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Science
Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, TX 75962
May 31, 2013
Education
M.S.
B.S.
2005
2001
Exercise Physiology
Kinesiology
Texas Christian University
Angelo State University
Dissertation
The Influence of Dietary Sugars and Acute Exercise on Postprandial Lipemia in Premenopausal
Women.
Professional Certification/Licensure
•
Dual-emission X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) Certified Operator (GE Healthcare)
Certificate Received: November 2010
•
CPR/First Aid (American Heart Association)
Certificate Received: September 2011
Employment
• Present: Instructor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Science, Stephen F. Austin State
University, Nacogdoches, TX
• 2011-2013: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Kinesiology, Texas Woman’s
University, Denton, TX
• 2009-2011: Research Associate, Institute for Women’s Health, Texas Woman’s
University, Denton, TX
• 2004-2008: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Kinesiology, Texas Woman’s
University, Denton, TX
• 2002-2003: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Kinesiology, Texas Christian
University, Fort Worth, TX
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TEACHING
Undergraduate at Stephen F. Austin State University
KINS 120: Foundations of Kinesiology
KINS 340: Foundations of Personal Fitness
KINS 461: Scientific Basis of Sport
Undergraduate at Texas Woman’s University
KINS 1931: Weight Training (Activity Course)
KINS 2071: Racquet Sports Techniques (Activity Course)
KINS 3602: Exercise Physiology (Lecture)
KINS 3601: Exercise Physiology (Laboratory)
KINS 3701: Practicum in Senior Adult Fitness (Practicum)
KINS 4601: Advanced Exercise Physiology (Laboratory)
KINS 4701: Exercise Testing and Prescription for Special Populations (Laboratory)
KINS 4702: Exercise Testing and Prescription for Special Populations (Lecture)
KINS 4933: Internship in Cardiac Rehabilitation (Internship
Coordinator)
KINS 4943: Internship in Corporate Fitness (Internship Coordinator)
SCHOLARSHIP/CREATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS
Refereed Publications
Mitchell, J.B., J. Rowe, J.J. Barbee, M. Shah, A.M. Watkins, S. Simmons, and C. Stevens. The effect of prior exercise on postprandial blood lipid responses in lean and obese young women following ingestion of a high carbohydrate meal. Int. J. Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism.
18: 49-65, 2008.
Abstracts
•
James R. Rowe, Kyle D. Biggerstaff, Vic Ben-Ezra, & Nancy DiMarco. The Influence of
Dietary Sugars and Acute Exercise on Postprandial Triglyceride, Glucose, and Insulin
Concentration. International Journal of Exercise Science. Vol.2. Issue 5, 2013
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•
Rowe, James R., Bistrup, Heidi, Henry, Kelley, Villarreal, Melinda, Biggerstaff, Kyle D., &
Ben-Ezra, Vic. The Influence Of Caloric Expenditure On Postprandial Triglyceride And
Glucose Responses Following A High-carbohydrate Meal. Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 41 (supplement 1): 487, 2009; International Journal of Exercise Science. Vol.2.
Issue 1, 2009
•
Rowe, James R., Watkins, Austen M. , Bradt, Barrett, Stephans, Chad , Simmons, Steve, .
Barbee, James L., Shah, Meena , & Mitchell, Joel B. FACSM. The Effect of Prior Exercise on
Postprandial Lipid Responses in Sedentary Women Following High Carbohydrate Intake.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise, 38 (5) (Supplement):482, 2006
•
Pavlovic, Andjelka, Rowe, James, Nichols, David L. FACSM, Davis, Ron, Sanborn,
Charlotte F. FACSM, & DiMarco, Nancy M. FACSM. The Effect of a 9 Month Whole
Body Vibration Program at Two Different Intensities on Bone Mineral Density in Women.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 43 (suppl 1): 247, 2011
•
Bidstrup, Heidi , Koh, Yunsuk, Rowe, James, Nichols, David FACSM, Ben-Ezra, Vic, &
Biggerstaff, Kyle. Effects Of Niacin And Aerobic Exercise On Glucose, Insulin, And Cpeptide Profiles In Postmenopausal Women. Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 42 (5) (Supplement 1):762, 2010
•
Koh, Yunsuk , Bidstrup, Heidi , Rowe, James, Biggerstaff, Kyle D., Nichols, David L.
FACSM, Jeong, Illgyu, & Ben-Ezra, Vic. Independent and Combined Effects of Niacin and Exercise on Blood Lipid and Lipoprotein Profiles in Postmenopausal Women.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 40(5) (Supplement 1): S57, 2008.
•
Lehrer, Mary, Rowe, James R., Wooten, Joshua S., Casebolt, Jeffrey B., FitzGerald,
Youlonda L., Kwon, Young-Hoo, & Biggerstaff, Kyle D. FACSM. Effect of a Twelve
Month Walking Program on Blood Lipids and Lipoproteins in Older Adults.
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 38(5) (Supplement):S331, 2006.
Honors and Awards
• (2012) Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine
Student Research Development Award
• (2010) Texas Woman’s University: Chancellor’s Student Research Scholar
• (2008) Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine
Student Abstract Award (Doctoral Category) (2nd Place)
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Grants (principal investigator)
2012 American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) Student Research
Development Award – “The Influence of Carbohydrates and Acute Exercise on
Postprandial Lipemia and Insulin Responses in Premenopausal Women.” $1,000.
Awarded March 1, 2012
2012 American Society for Nutrition Pre-doctoral Fellowship – “The Influence of
Carbohydrates and Exercise on Postprandial Lipemia and Insulin Responses in
Premenopausal Women.” $5,000. Not Funded
2011 Sigma XI: The Scientific Research Society- Grant proposal. “The Influence of
Carbohydrates and Exercise on Postprandial Triglyceride Concentrations in
Premenopausal Women.” $1,000. Not Funded
2011 American Society for Nutrition Pre-doctoral Fellowship – “The Influence of
Carbohydrates and Exercise on Postprandial Triglyceride Concentrations in
Premenopausal Women.” $5,000. Not Funded
2010 American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) Student Research
Development Award - “The influence of dietary sugars and acute exercise on postprandial lipemia.” $1,000. Not Funded
2006 American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) Student Research
Development Award - “The effect of caloric expenditure on postprandial lipemia following high-carbohydrate intake.” $1,000. Not Funded
2006 Sigma XI: The Scientific Research Society- Grant proposal. “The effect of caloric expenditure on postprandial lipemia following high-carbohydrate intake.”
$1,000. Not Funded
Grants (co-principal investigator)
2011 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The influence of carbohydrates and exercise on postprandial triglyceride concentrations in premenopausal women”
$7,550- Award Period- September 2011 through August 2012
Principal Investigator: Nancy DiMarco
2010 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The influence of dietary carbohydrate and exercise on postprandial lipemia”
$8,000- Not Funded
Principal Investigator: Nancy DiMarco
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2009 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The influence of dietary carbohydrate and exercise on postprandial lipemia”
$8,000- Not Funded
Principal Investigator: Kyle D. Biggerstaff
2009 National Institute of Health- Grant proposal.
“Role of a Combination of Diet Rich in Resistant Starch and Exercise in Reducing
Obesity and Insulin Resistance”
Not Funded
Principal Investigator: Parakat Vijayagopal
2006 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The effect of caloric expenditure on postprandial lipemia following highcarbohydrate intake.”
$6,000- Award Period- September 2006 through August 2007
Principal Investigator: Vic Ben-Ezra
2004 American Academy of Family Practice Foundation- Grant proposal. “The effect of prior exercise on post-prandial blood lipid responses in lean and obese young women following the ingestion of a high carbohydrate meal.”
$6,000-Funded
Principal Investigator: Joel B. Mitchell
Scholarly Works in Progress
Davis, R., Rowe, J., Nichols D.L., Sanborn, C.F., DiMarco, N.M., and Pavlovic, A. The Effects of
Two Intensity Dosages of Whole Body Vibration on Fall Related Risk Factors in
Postmenopausal Women. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. (in review)
Other Research and Creative Achievements
•
Poster Presentation: TWU Research Symposium (2010)
Title: The Influence of Body Composition on Postprandial Lipemia in Non-Active
Women.
Authors: James R. Rowe, Kyle D. Biggerstaff, Vic Ben-Ezra, & Nancy DiMarco.
•
Collaborative study with the Department of Nutrition and Food Science (2012Present)
Title: The Effects of Resistant Starch on Glucose, Insulin Metabolism and Body
Composition in Overweight Women.
Role: Dual-emission X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) technician for the analysis of body composition. •
J.R. Rowe, L.W. Taylor, J.D. Smith, S.M. Sultmeier, & J.B. Mitchell. The Effect of CW-X
Supporting Sportswear on Physiological Responses During Prolonged Running. 5
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Service Activities for the Component, College, University
•
Research Associate, Institute for Women’s Health (IWH)
January 2009 – August 2011
Role(s):
1. Supervisor of the Biochemistry Laboratory
2. Consultant to the Institute for Women’s Health Exercise & Sports Nutrition Clinic (ESN)
Duties:
1. Conduct and supervise data collection and analyses in the biochemistry laboratory.
2. Conduct and supervise health and fitness assessments for clients of the ESN clinic, as well as TWU athletes.
3. Monitor and update and the IWH website.
•
Guest Speaker on behalf of the IWH
Date: April 4, 2011
Event: TWU Health Week
Topic: Exercise and Fitness for Life
•
Guest Speaker on behalf of the IWH
Date: May 19, 2010
Event: TWU Staff Development Week
Topic: Physical Activity and Health
•
Tour Guide for the TWU Kinesiology Department
Date: 2007-2008 Academic Year
Duties: Assisted in coordinating visits of the TWU Kinesiology Department by community members, local area students (K through 12) and prospective TWU students.
Service to the Profession
•
Membership
American Society for Nutrition (2011-2012)
American College of Sports Medicine (National Chapter) (2005-Present)
American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) (2003-Present)
Service to the Community
•
Program: LEAD-UP (Diabetes Wellness Program) at Texas Woman’s University
Description: Exercise/Nutrition program designed to help improve health & lifestyle in
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seniors at risk for heart disease and/or diabetes.
Date of Service: 2005-2008; Spring 2013
Duties: Program Assistant/Consultant (assisting the program supervisors in the monitoring of the exercise training sessions).
•
Program: American Heart Association (Denton Heart Walk)
Date of Service: (2005-2007)
Duties: Assisted in setting up water booths for the walkers, assisted in setting up health booths for patrons, helped coordinate TWU student volunteers.
•
Program: LEMIT (Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas)
Description: Provided health and fitness screenings to law enforcement agents visiting TWU as part of the LEMIT program from across the state of Texas.
Date of Service: (2004-2007)
Duties: Collected and analyzed blood samples from program participants for the determination of blood markers for metabolic disease (i.e. heart disease, diabetes).
•
Program: Fitness Evaluations - University of North Texas Police Department
- City of Denton Police Department
Description: Conduct fitness evaluations on prospective candidates into the UNT and Denton police academies.
Date of Service: (2004-Present)
Duties: Assist in the exercise testing assessments of candidates as well as with the collection of the candidates’ blood for drug screening and blood profiles.
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JAMES ROBERT ROWE
Instructor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Science
Stephen F. Austin State University Nacogdoches, TX 75962
May 31, 2013
Education
M.S.
B.S.
2005
2001
Exercise Physiology
Kinesiology
Texas Christian University
Angelo State University
Dissertation
The Influence of Dietary Sugars and Acute Exercise on Postprandial Lipemia in Premenopausal
Women.
Professional Certification/Licensure
•
Dual-emission X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) Certified Operator (GE Healthcare)
Certificate Received: November 2010
•
CPR/First Aid (American Heart Association)
Certificate Received: September 2011
Employment
• Present: Instructor, Department of Kinesiology and Health Science, Stephen F. Austin State
University, Nacogdoches, TX
• 2011-2013: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Kinesiology, Texas Woman’s
University, Denton, TX
• 2009-2011: Research Associate, Institute for Women’s Health, Texas Woman’s
University, Denton, TX
• 2004-2008: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Kinesiology, Texas Woman’s
University, Denton, TX
• 2002-2003: Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department of Kinesiology, Texas Christian
University, Fort Worth, TX
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TEACHING
Undergraduate at Stephen F. Austin State University
KINS 120: Foundations of Kinesiology
KINS 340: Foundations of Personal Fitness
KINS 461: Scientific Basis of Sport
Undergraduate at Texas Woman’s University
KINS 1931: Weight Training (Activity Course)
KINS 2071: Racquet Sports Techniques (Activity Course)
KINS 3602: Exercise Physiology (Lecture)
KINS 3601: Exercise Physiology (Laboratory)
KINS 3701: Practicum in Senior Adult Fitness (Practicum)
KINS 4601: Advanced Exercise Physiology (Laboratory)
KINS 4701: Exercise Testing and Prescription for Special Populations (Laboratory)
KINS 4702: Exercise Testing and Prescription for Special Populations (Lecture)
KINS 4933: Internship in Cardiac Rehabilitation (Internship
Coordinator)
KINS 4943: Internship in Corporate Fitness (Internship Coordinator)
SCHOLARSHIP/CREATIVE ACHIEVEMENTS
Refereed Publications
Mitchell, J.B., J. Rowe, J.J. Barbee, M. Shah, A.M. Watkins, S. Simmons, and C. Stevens. The effect of prior exercise on postprandial blood lipid responses in lean and obese young women following ingestion of a high carbohydrate meal. Int. J. Sport Nutrition and Exercise Metabolism.
18: 49-65, 2008.
Abstracts
•
James R. Rowe, Kyle D. Biggerstaff, Vic Ben-Ezra, & Nancy DiMarco. The Influence of
Dietary Sugars and Acute Exercise on Postprandial Triglyceride, Glucose, and Insulin
Concentration. International Journal of Exercise Science. Vol.2. Issue 5, 2013
2
•
Rowe, James R., Bistrup, Heidi, Henry, Kelley, Villarreal, Melinda, Biggerstaff, Kyle D., &
Ben-Ezra, Vic. The Influence Of Caloric Expenditure On Postprandial Triglyceride And
Glucose Responses Following A High-carbohydrate Meal. Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 41 (supplement 1): 487, 2009; International Journal of Exercise Science. Vol.2.
Issue 1, 2009
•
Rowe, James R., Watkins, Austen M. , Bradt, Barrett, Stephans, Chad , Simmons, Steve, .
Barbee, James L., Shah, Meena , & Mitchell, Joel B. FACSM. The Effect of Prior Exercise on
Postprandial Lipid Responses in Sedentary Women Following High Carbohydrate Intake.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise, 38 (5) (Supplement):482, 2006
•
Pavlovic, Andjelka, Rowe, James, Nichols, David L. FACSM, Davis, Ron, Sanborn,
Charlotte F. FACSM, & DiMarco, Nancy M. FACSM. The Effect of a 9 Month Whole
Body Vibration Program at Two Different Intensities on Bone Mineral Density in Women.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 43 (suppl 1): 247, 2011
•
Bidstrup, Heidi , Koh, Yunsuk, Rowe, James, Nichols, David FACSM, Ben-Ezra, Vic, &
Biggerstaff, Kyle. Effects Of Niacin And Aerobic Exercise On Glucose, Insulin, And Cpeptide Profiles In Postmenopausal Women. Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 42 (5) (Supplement 1):762, 2010
•
Koh, Yunsuk , Bidstrup, Heidi , Rowe, James, Biggerstaff, Kyle D., Nichols, David L.
FACSM, Jeong, Illgyu, & Ben-Ezra, Vic. Independent and Combined Effects of Niacin and Exercise on Blood Lipid and Lipoprotein Profiles in Postmenopausal Women.
Medicine and science in sports and exercise. 40(5) (Supplement 1): S57, 2008.
•
Lehrer, Mary, Rowe, James R., Wooten, Joshua S., Casebolt, Jeffrey B., FitzGerald,
Youlonda L., Kwon, Young-Hoo, & Biggerstaff, Kyle D. FACSM. Effect of a Twelve
Month Walking Program on Blood Lipids and Lipoproteins in Older Adults.
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 38(5) (Supplement):S331, 2006.
Honors and Awards
• (2012) Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine
Student Research Development Award
• (2010) Texas Woman’s University: Chancellor’s Student Research Scholar
• (2008) Texas Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine
Student Abstract Award (Doctoral Category) (2nd Place)
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Grants (principal investigator)
2012 American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) Student Research
Development Award – “The Influence of Carbohydrates and Acute Exercise on
Postprandial Lipemia and Insulin Responses in Premenopausal Women.” $1,000.
Awarded March 1, 2012
2012 American Society for Nutrition Pre-doctoral Fellowship – “The Influence of
Carbohydrates and Exercise on Postprandial Lipemia and Insulin Responses in
Premenopausal Women.” $5,000. Not Funded
2011 Sigma XI: The Scientific Research Society- Grant proposal. “The Influence of
Carbohydrates and Exercise on Postprandial Triglyceride Concentrations in
Premenopausal Women.” $1,000. Not Funded
2011 American Society for Nutrition Pre-doctoral Fellowship – “The Influence of
Carbohydrates and Exercise on Postprandial Triglyceride Concentrations in
Premenopausal Women.” $5,000. Not Funded
2010 American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) Student Research
Development Award - “The influence of dietary sugars and acute exercise on postprandial lipemia.” $1,000. Not Funded
2006 American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) Student Research
Development Award - “The effect of caloric expenditure on postprandial lipemia following high-carbohydrate intake.” $1,000. Not Funded
2006 Sigma XI: The Scientific Research Society- Grant proposal. “The effect of caloric expenditure on postprandial lipemia following high-carbohydrate intake.”
$1,000. Not Funded
Grants (co-principal investigator)
2011 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The influence of carbohydrates and exercise on postprandial triglyceride concentrations in premenopausal women”
$7,550- Award Period- September 2011 through August 2012
Principal Investigator: Nancy DiMarco
2010 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The influence of dietary carbohydrate and exercise on postprandial lipemia”
$8,000- Not Funded
Principal Investigator: Nancy DiMarco
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2009 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The influence of dietary carbohydrate and exercise on postprandial lipemia”
$8,000- Not Funded
Principal Investigator: Kyle D. Biggerstaff
2009 National Institute of Health- Grant proposal.
“Role of a Combination of Diet Rich in Resistant Starch and Exercise in Reducing
Obesity and Insulin Resistance”
Not Funded
Principal Investigator: Parakat Vijayagopal
2006 Texas Woman’s University Research Enhancement Program- Grant proposal.
“The effect of caloric expenditure on postprandial lipemia following highcarbohydrate intake.”
$6,000- Award Period- September 2006 through August 2007
Principal Investigator: Vic Ben-Ezra
2004 American Academy of Family Practice Foundation- Grant proposal. “The effect of prior exercise on post-prandial blood lipid responses in lean and obese young women following the ingestion of a high carbohydrate meal.”
$6,000-Funded
Principal Investigator: Joel B. Mitchell
Scholarly Works in Progress
Davis, R., Rowe, J., Nichols D.L., Sanborn, C.F., DiMarco, N.M., and Pavlovic, A. The Effects of
Two Intensity Dosages of Whole Body Vibration on Fall Related Risk Factors in
Postmenopausal Women. Journal of Aging and Physical Activity. (in review)
Other Research and Creative Achievements
•
Poster Presentation: TWU Research Symposium (2010)
Title: The Influence of Body Composition on Postprandial Lipemia in Non-Active
Women.
Authors: James R. Rowe, Kyle D. Biggerstaff, Vic Ben-Ezra, & Nancy DiMarco.
•
Collaborative study with the Department of Nutrition and Food Science (2012Present)
Title: The Effects of Resistant Starch on Glucose, Insulin Metabolism and Body
Composition in Overweight Women.
Role: Dual-emission X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) technician for the analysis of body composition. •
J.R. Rowe, L.W. Taylor, J.D. Smith, S.M. Sultmeier, & J.B. Mitchell. The Effect of CW-X
Supporting Sportswear on Physiological Responses During Prolonged Running. 5
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE
Service Activities for the Component, College, University
•
Research Associate, Institute for Women’s Health (IWH)
January 2009 – August 2011
Role(s):
1. Supervisor of the Biochemistry Laboratory
2. Consultant to the Institute for Women’s Health Exercise & Sports Nutrition Clinic (ESN)
Duties:
1. Conduct and supervise data collection and analyses in the biochemistry laboratory.
2. Conduct and supervise health and fitness assessments for clients of the ESN clinic, as well as TWU athletes.
3. Monitor and update and the IWH website.
•
Guest Speaker on behalf of the IWH
Date: April 4, 2011
Event: TWU Health Week
Topic: Exercise and Fitness for Life
•
Guest Speaker on behalf of the IWH
Date: May 19, 2010
Event: TWU Staff Development Week
Topic: Physical Activity and Health
•
Tour Guide for the TWU Kinesiology Department
Date: 2007-2008 Academic Year
Duties: Assisted in coordinating visits of the TWU Kinesiology Department by community members, local area students (K through 12) and prospective TWU students.
Service to the Profession
•
Membership
American Society for Nutrition (2011-2012)
American College of Sports Medicine (National Chapter) (2005-Present)
American College of Sports Medicine (Texas Chapter) (2003-Present)
Service to the Community
•
Program: LEAD-UP (Diabetes Wellness Program) at Texas Woman’s University
Description: Exercise/Nutrition program designed to help improve health & lifestyle in
6
seniors at risk for heart disease and/or diabetes.
Date of Service: 2005-2008; Spring 2013
Duties: Program Assistant/Consultant (assisting the program supervisors in the monitoring of the exercise training sessions).
•
Program: American Heart Association (Denton Heart Walk)
Date of Service: (2005-2007)
Duties: Assisted in setting up water booths for the walkers, assisted in setting up health booths for patrons, helped coordinate TWU student volunteers.
•
Program: LEMIT (Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas)
Description: Provided health and fitness screenings to law enforcement agents visiting TWU as part of the LEMIT program from across the state of Texas.
Date of Service: (2004-2007)
Duties: Collected and analyzed blood samples from program participants for the determination of blood markers for metabolic disease (i.e. heart disease, diabetes).
•
Program: Fitness Evaluations - University of North Texas Police Department
- City of Denton Police Department
Description: Conduct fitness evaluations on prospective candidates into the UNT and Denton police academies.
Date of Service: (2004-Present)
Duties: Assist in the exercise testing assessments of candidates as well as with the collection of the candidates’ blood for drug screening and blood profiles.
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