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Carol Devine, Ph.D., R.D.
Associate Professor and Extension Leader

Phone: (607) 255-2633 / Fax: (607) 255-0178 / Email: cmd10@cornell.edu

Ongoing Research

  1. RO1CA102684-01 Devine, PI 2004-07
    NIH/NCI
    Work-Family Integration and Diets of Multi-Ethnic Adults
    To understand and pilot test how low- and moderate-income employed parents experience and integrate the impact of social processes and conditions from family and work roles and integration of the two on their dietary behaviors.
  2. R01 HL079511 D. Fernandez, PI (U. of Rochester) 2004-08
    NIH/NHLBI
    Images of a Healthy Worksite
    To test a worksite intervention for obesity prevention through a comprehensive nutrition and physical activity strategy based on participatory research involving the three levels of the epidemiologic triad (host, environment, and agent) to promote a healthy lifestyle and, as a consequence, to stop the shift of the population body mass index curve to the right.
  3. Devine & Warren, CO-I 2004-05
    USDA-CSREES
    Building Capacity to Address Obesity to Reduce Breast Cancer Risk in Rural Communities: An Environmental Approach In the proposed project, our objectives focus around critically evaluating overweight and obesity as modifiable risk factors for breast cancer and to test an environmental approach to obesity prevention and breast cancer risk reduction.
  4. Devine, PI 2003-04
    Bronfenbrenner Life Course Center, Cornell University
    Use of a Telephone Diary Approach to Investigate the Relationship between Work/Family Spillover and the Diets of Employed Parents
    To learn how low and moderate income employed parents experience the effect of work and family processes and integration of the two on their food choices and strategies.
  5. Bisogni PI 2002-05
    USDA, Hatch/Smith-Lever
    Meanings and Expectations for At-Home and Away-From-Home Eating Situations To identify and understand the meanings and expectations related to at-home versus away-from-home eating from the perspective of low- to moderate-income, working adults.
  6. Lewenstein, PI 2003-06
    USDA Hatch/Smith Lever
    Teachers and Breast Cancer: Understanding the Knowledge and Perceptions of a Population at Risk
  7. Stark, PI 2004-007
    USDA Smith-Lever/Hatch
    Building Capacity to Address Childhood Obesity in Low Income Communities: Linking Research and Practice
  8. Stark, PI 2004-05
    FABIT, Cornell University
    NutritionWorks: Building Capacity of Nutrition Professionals

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Last Update 03.17.05