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1 Presentations by JHS UTC Scholars # Meeting Place Date Scholar-Presenter Title 1 K-106 1/28/2005 Contrina Huffman The OMNI Study: A Section of the Framingham Study 2 K-106 1/28/2005 Isiaih Castilla Risk Factors for Suicide Among Young African-American Males 3 K-106 Terrance 1/28/2005 Youngblood Neighborhoods and Hypertension Identifying Barriers and Facilitators of Physical Activity for Black Women Enrolled in SisterTalk: a Weight Management 15th Annual Public Program. 4 Health Conference Atlanta, GA 2/5/2005 Deree Vance 5 6 K-106 2/11/2005 Tiffiney Gray The John Henryism/Jackson Heart Study AAAS Scientific Meeting Washington, DC Feb , 2005 Tiffany Jones & Mississippi College Undergraduate 7 Research Symposium Clinton, MS & Mississippi College Undergraduate 8 Research Symposium Clinton, MS 9 & Mississippi College Undergraduate Research Symposium Clinton, MS 3/15/2005 Tiffany Jones 3/18/2005 Tiffany Jones 3/18/2005 Loretta Cain Risks of renal Cell Carcinoma Among Cases and Controls in the ATBC Study Risks of renal Cell Carcinoma Among Cases and Controls in the ATBC Study Risks of renal Cell Carcinoma Among Cases and Controls in the ATBC Study Environmental Justice: Analysis of Carcinogen Emissions in Savannah, GA
2 National Organization for Professioanl Advancement of Black Chemists and 10 Chemical Engineers Orlando, FL 3/23/2005 Kewanza Williams 11 Preparation of Transparent YAG Ceramic from Commerical Oxides AL2O3 and Y2O3 Via Vacuum Sintering 15th Annual Public Health Conference Atlanta, GA 4/5/2005 Contrina Huffman The OMNI Study: A Section of the Framingham Study 12 Jackson Heart Study - Jackson Medical Mall Jackson, MS 7/1/2005 Contrina Huffman African American Reluctance to Participate in Medical Research 13 Leadership Alliance Research Symposium Massachutes 7/1/2005 Deree Vance Sister Talk: An Evaluation of a Weight Loss Program 14 Project:IMHOTEP Atlanta, GA 8/4/2005 Leslie Whiting The Genetic Basis of Nucleoside Analogue metabolism: Genetic Variation in the Metabolism of Zidovudine (AZT) & Mississippi College Undergraduate 15 Research Symposium 9/1/2005 Roshni Trehan Generation of Cardiomyocytes overexpressing the Rat Leptin Receptor Jackson State University - Public Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use in African 16 Health Conference Jackson, MS 10/13/2005 Avis Simms American: Pilot Study Jackson State University - Public 17 Health Conference Jackson, MS 10/13/2005 Deree Vance Sister Talk: An Evaluation of a Weight Loss Program 18 Jackson State University - Public Health Conference Jackson, MS 10/13/2005 Jared Taylor Is Body Mass Index a similar Predictor of Cardiovascular Riak factors within Mexican-American, Caucasian-American, and Africian-American adults.
3 Jackson State University - Public 19 Health Conference Jackson, MS 10/14/2005 Shacora Stallworth Pre-grants/medicare certification Jackson State University - Public 20 Health Conference Jackson, MS 10/14/2005 Erin Reynolds Project F.I.R.M. Family-based insulin Resistance Management 21 TC Student Seminar K /29/2005 Shacora Stallworth Pre-grants/medicare certification Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use in African 22 TC Student Seminar K /29/2005 Avis Simms American: Pilot Study 23 TC Student Seminar 24 TC Student Seminar K /29/2005 Tracie Perkins The Activation of Na+/H+ Exchanger and the Alkalization of the cell as a mediator for Aldosterone-Induced Vascular Fibrosis K /29/2005 Deree Vance Sister Talk: An Evaluation of a Weight Loss Program 25 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Christle Stanton The Role of Inflammation in Cancer Cachexia 26 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Deree Vance Sister Talk: An Evaluation of a Weight Loss Program 27 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Avis Simms Complementary and Alternative Medicine Use in African American: Pilot Study 28 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Victoria Crockett Luminescent Siloles as Chemosenors for Trace Nitroaromatic Explosives and Aqueous Cr(vi) 29 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Jared Taylor Is Body Mass Index a similar Predictor of Cardiovascular Riak factors within Mexican-American, Caucasian-American, and Africian-American adults. 30 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Pavielle Hall Antiviral effect of Arbidol on Influenza Virus, H 3 N 2
4 31 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Erica McInnis Eicosanoid Synthesis: The Role of Prostaglandins in Asthma 32 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Tiffany Jones Socioeconomic Status and its Impact on Cardiovascular Disease 33 for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Willie Thompson Eicosanoid Synthesis: The role of Leukotrienes in Asthma for Mionrity Students Atlanta, GA 11/4/2005 Leslie Whiting American Public Health Association Philadelphia, PA 12/12/05 Deree Vance The Genetic Basis of Nucleoside Analogue metabolism: Genetic Variation in the Metabolism of Zidovudine (AZT) Identifying Barriers and Facilitators of Physical Activity for Black Women Enrolled in SisterTalk: a Weight Management Program.
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