Professor Centre for Health Promotion Studies, School of Public Health University of Alberta

CURRICULUM VITAE February 2015

KIM DENISE RAINE, PhD, RD, FCAHS (formerly Travers) Professor Centre for Health Promotion Studies, School of Public Health University of Alberta

EDUCATION/CREDENTIALS

PhD Doctor of Philosophy School of Education, Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia 1988-1993 Dissertation: Critical Nutrition Education for Social Change: Toward Reducing Inequities through Participatory Research and Community Organization

MA Master of Arts in Home Economics Education Mount Saint Vincent University Halifax, Nova Scotia 1985-1988 (part-time) Thesis: Development of a Lifestyle Education Program from a Critical Science Perspective: Effects on Cardiovascular Risk

RD Dietetic Internship Victoria General Hospital Halifax, Nova Scotia 1982-1983

BSc Bachelor of Science (Home Economics) With Distinction Mount Saint Vincent University Halifax, Nova Scotia 1978-1982

AWARDS/ DISTINCTIONS

Career:

2012 Fellow, Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (FCAHS) 2008 - 2013 Canadian Institutes of Health Research/Heart & Stroke Foundation - Applied Public Health Chair 2010 Healthway Visiting Fellow, Centre for Behavioural Research in Cancer Control, Curtin University, and Cancer Council WA, Perth, Western Australia 2008 YMCA Woman of Distinction Award (Post-Secondary Education Category) 2005 - 2010 Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research – Health Senior Scholar 1999 - 2004 Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research – Health Scholar 2001 Martha Cook Piper Research Award (Social Sciences), University of Alberta

Graduate Studies:

1993 Friedenberg Prize for Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation, School of Education, Dalhousie University 1992 Finalist, Outstanding Student Research Presentation Award, Society for Nutrition Education 1988 - 1990 Graduate Fellowship, Dalhousie University 1989 Student Travel Grant, Society for Nutrition Education 1988 Governor General's Gold Medal for Highest Academic Standing in a Masters' Program, MSVU 1986 Canadian Dietetic Association Memorial Award for Graduate Studies

Undergraduate Studies:

1983 Mead Johnson Award for Excellence in Clinical Dietetics, Victoria General Hospital Dietetic Internship Program 1982 Economics Laboratory Award, Undergraduate award in dietetics as chosen by the Canadian Dietetic Association 1982 Highest Aggregate, B.Sc. (Home Economics), MSVU 1979 - 1982 Dean's List for High Academic Achievement, MSVU 1978 - 1981 Entrance and Achievement Scholarships, including the Sr. Irene Marie Memorial Scholarship (1980), MSVU

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

Administrative/ Leadership Positions:

2002 - 2008 Director, Centre for Health Promotion Studies, School of Public Health

Academic appointments: (Tenure since 2001, Full Professor since 2004)

2006 - Present Professor, Centre for Health Promotion Studies School of Public Health, University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta

2004 – 2006 Professor 2001 - 2004 Associate Professor with Tenure 1997 - 2001 Associate Professor Centre for Health Promotion Studies (50%) Department of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Sciences (50%) University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta

1998 - 2011 Adjunct Professor Department of Human Ecology University of Alberta

1993 - 1997 Adjunct Professor Division of Health Education School of Health and Human Performance Dalhousie University Halifax, Nova Scotia

1996 - 1997 Associate Professor with Tenure 1991 - 1996 Assistant Professor, Department of Human Ecology, Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, Nova Scotia Area of specialty: Nutrition Education, Community Nutrition

Professional experience:

1988 - 1995 Part-time Nutrition Consultant

1989 Coordinator, Co-operative Education and Dietetics/Home Economics (Part-time summer relief) Mount Saint Vincent University

1986 - 1988 Clinical Dietitian-Nutritionist 2

Cardiovascular Risk Factor Clinic Halifax Infirmary Hospital, Halifax Nova Scotia.

1983 - 1986 Clinical Dietitian and Research Assistant Department of Medicine Dalhousie University, Halifax Nova Scotia.

TEACHING

Courses taught:

2010 - 2014 HPS 602 Theory & Practice of Health Promotion Interventions (winter) 2014 HPS 505 Strategies in Health Promotion (Winter) 2007 – 2011, SPH 501 Social & Behavioural Foundations in Promoting Health / Social 2013 Determinants of Health (fall) 2001 – 2004, HPS 501 Foundations of Health Promotion 2006 2000 - 2001 HPS 900 Health Promotion Capping Exercise (all year) 1998 - 2000 INT D 501 Foundations of Health Promotion 1997 - 2000 NU FS 477 Nutrition in the Community 1997 - 1999 INT D 502 Health Promotion Practicum (Graduate Academic Coordinator) 1996 - 1997 HUEC 3314 Nutrition Education in the Community HUEC 3326 Ecological Perspectives on Food Availability and Consumption HUEC 4406 Nutrition Seminar GHEC 6608 Methods of Nutrition Research 1991 - 1996 HUE 431 Non-Formal Education 1991, 1995 GHE 607 Nutrition Education 1991 - 1996 HUE 314 Nutrition Education in the Community 1992 - 1996 HUE 326 Ecological Perspectives on Food Availability and Consumption 1993 - 1994 GHE 608 Methods of Nutrition Research 1991 - 1993 HUE 324 Nutrition Throughout the Lifecycle 1992 - 1993 GHE 616 Community Education 1991 - 1992 HUE 328 Socio-cultural Aspects of Nutrition 1989 - 1999 F&N 403 Clinical Nutrition

SUPERVISION

Career Total Mentorship and Student Supervision Number Completed Current Career Awards 5 3 2 Post-doctoral Fellows 10 10 0 PhD Students 14 8 5 Masters Students 34 30 4 Thesis Committees 49 46 3 External Examiner 16 16 0

Career Renewal Award Supervised:

Name Degree University Year Award Research Interest Deanna Williamson PhD University of 1999- Health Research Career Poverty and Health Alberta 2000 Renewal Award, Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AHFMR)

Mentoring:

Name Appointment University Year Award Research Interest Candace Associate Professor, University 2014- CIHR Applied Public Policy, Place and Nykiforuk School of Public of Alberta 2019 Health Chair Chronic Disease Health Prevention Katerina Assistant Professor, University 2014- Canadian Cancer Society Health system capacity Maximova School of Public of Alberta 2017 Research Institute – to address Chronic Health Capacity Building Award Disease Prevention Mark Assistant Professor, University 2011 NA Makowsky Faculty of Pharmacy of Alberta and Pharmaceutical Sciences Noreen Associate Professor, University 2004- Population Health Aboriginal Willows Agric, Food & of Alberta 2010 Investigator, Alberta Health/Nutrition Nutritional Science Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AHFMR)

Post-Doctoral Fellows Supervised:

Name Degree/University Year Research Project Current Position 1. Dana Olstad PhD/ University of 2013- Policy interventions to reduce CIHR Post-doctoral fellow, Alberta 14 obesity Deakin University, Melbourne, AUS 2. Jessica PhD/ Waterloo 2011- Food security and food systems Assistant Professor, Ryerson Wegener 2012 University, School of Nutrition 3. Ellina Lytvyak PhD/Academy of 2011- Healthy Alberta Communities Research Coordinator/ Data Medical Sciences 2013 Analyst, Alberta Health Services 4. Kate Storey PhD/University of 2008- Outcome and Community Impact Assistant Professor, Public Alberta 2010 of the Healthy Alberta Health Sciences, School of Communities (HAC) Project Public Health, University of (AHFMR Fellow) Alberta 5. Steve Johnson PhD/University of 2007 Lifestyle Management of Chronic Assistant Professor, Health (co-supervise Alberta Disease (Type 2 Diabetes and Studies, Athabasca University with Geoff Cardiovascular Disease) Ball) 6. Nairne PhD/University of 2007 Charting the Foodscape: Dietary Assistant Professor, Geography, Cameron Ottawa Options and Food Imagery Algoma University 7. Candace PhD/University of 2005- Chronic Disease Associate Professor, Centre for Nykiforuk Waterloo 2006 Prevention/Population Health Health Promotion Studies, School of Public Health, University of Alberta 8. Helen PhD/University of 2005- Food, Nutrition and Obesity in Associate Professor, Vallianatos Oregon 2006 Immigrant Communities Anthropology, Faculty of Arts, University of Alberta 9. Noreen PhD/McGill 2000- The Sociocultural and Biological Associate Professor, Agriculture, Willows University 2003 Determinants of Obesity and Food and Nutritional Sciences, Overweight in Cree Children Faculty of Agriculture, Life and (CIHR Fellow) Environmental Sciences, University of Alberta 10. Marie-Claude PhD/Cornell 1998- Nutrition Education for Social Conseillère scientifique - Équipe Paquette University 2001 Change: Women and Body Image poids Institut national de santé publique du Québec (INSPQ)

Transdisciplinary Mentor:

Name Degree University Year Research Project Jacob Shelley Master of Laws University of 2008-09 CIHR Training Program in Health Law and Alberta Policy

GRADUATE STUDENTS’ THESES SUPERVISED:

PhD Students:

Name Program Year Thesis Topic Awards Completed 1. Rachel Prowse Public Health EDC 2018 Food and Nutrition  CIHR Fellowship Environments (TBC)  CIHR Strategic Training Fellow in Population Intervention for Chronic Disease Prevention (PICDP) 2. Ximena Public Health EDC 2017 Obesity Stigma and Public  CIHR Strategic Training Ramos Salas Health Messages Fellow in Population Intervention for Chronic Disease Prevention (PICDP) 3. Bonnie Nursing EDC 2017 Policy interventions to reduce  CIHR Strategic Training Fournier obesity in northern aboriginal Fellow in Population communities Intervention for Chronic Disease Prevention (PICDP) 4. Aishah Al- Dentistry EDC 2015 Oral Health Promotion in Kuwait Sumait (co- supervised with Maryam Amin) 5. Susan Buhler Interdisciplinary – EDC 2015 An Ecological Study in the Food  CIHR IPPH – PHAC AFNS/CHPS (on leave) Choice Process – Determinants Studentship, 2007-2010 of Dietary Behavior and  AHFMR Studentship, Utilization of Dietary Guidelines 2007-2010 6. Nicole Glenn Physical 2013 Exploring the lived experiences  Queen Elizabeth II (co-supervised Education and of individuals waiting for Graduate Scholarship with John Recreation bariatric surgery Spence) 7. Dana Olstad Interdisciplinary – 2013 Implementation of Alberta  Vanier PhD Scholarship (co-supervised AFNS/PHS Nutrition Guidelines for children  CIHR Strategic Training with Linda and youth in recreational Fellow in Population McCargar) facilities Intervention for Chronic Disease Prevention 8. Lisa Purdy Human Ecology Withdrawn Exploring the Capacity of  TORCH (CIHR) Strategic 2012 Regional Health Authorities to Training Fellowship, 2002- (Health Address Socio-Economic 2003 issues) Determinants of Health 9. Leia Minaker Public Health 2012 An examination of the  AHFMR Studentship Sciences association between restaurant  CIHR Banting & Best environments and food choice Award  Provost Doctoral Entrance Award  CIHR Strategic Training 5

Fellow in Population Intervention for Chronic Disease Prevention 10. Lorian Taylor Physical 2010 A Physical Activity and Dietary  AHFMR Studentship, (co-supervised Education and Intervention in Overweight 2007-2010 with John Recreation Adults with Impaired Glucose Spence) Tolerance 11. Holly Knight AFNS 2009 Making Positive Change in  Danone Institutes of Eating Behavior: The Canada Studentship Experience of Individuals with Cardiovascular Disease in a Chronic Disease Management Program 12. Corilee AFNS 2007 Heart Health Promotion  TORCH (CIHR) Strategic Watters Research in Practice Training Fellowship, 2002- 2003  Dietitians of Canada Graduate Award, 2001 13. Rhonda Human Ecology 2005 The Self-Sufficiency Trap: A  AHFMR Studentship, Breitkreuz Critical Feminist Analysis of 2002-2004 Welfare-to-Work Policies and the Experiences of Alberta Families In Poverty 14. Ellen Vogel AFNS 2001 A Case Study of “Healthy Start for Mom and Me”: A Prenatal Health Promotion Program Based on Education, Community Participation and Capacity Building

Masters Students:

University of Alberta:

Name Degree/Program Year Thesis Topic Awards Completed 1. Rachel MSc Transferred NA CIHR MSc Scholarship Prowse to PhD 2014 2. Barbara MSc EDC 2016 Physical activity in preschoolers Edgington (Co- supervised with Candace Nykiforuk) 3. Walie MSc (Health EDC Physical Activity and Student Atkary Promotion) March Health: A Canadian University 2015 Perspective 4. Melissa MSc (Health EDC 2015 A Stair-Climbing Intervention to Visconti Promotion) Promote Physical Activity at the Work Place 5. Bushr MSc (Clin Epi) EDC 2015 Surgical Residents’ Knowledge Mrad and Beliefs about Obesity 6. Kayla MSc (Health 2014 Building community capacity to  CIHR Strategic Training Atkey Promotion) promote food security through Fellow in Population

policy change Intervention for Chronic Disease Prevention, 2012  CIHR Masters’ Award, 2012  Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Scholarship, 2011 7. Rabindra MSc (Health 2013 Current Practice and Barriers Mahabeer Promotion) and Facilitators to Health Promotion Activities by Health Inspectors in Alberta 8. Cristabel MSc (Health 2012 The experience of food insecurity Sosa- Promotion) among Latin American Hernandez Immigrants (Co- supervised with Lory Laing) 9. Genevieve MSc (Health 2009 Capacity-Building in Chronic  Alberta Graduate Students Selfridge Promotion) Disease Prevention Initiatives: An Scholarship, 2009 Exploration of the Process of  Queen Elizabeth II Graduate Capacity-Building Among Scholarship, 2008 Community-Based Health Promotion Workers 10. Gillian MSc (Health 2009 An Explanation of Families’  Queen Elizabeth II Osler Promotion) Perceptions of the Accessibility of Graduate Scholarship, Recreational Facilities in Low- 2008 Income Communities  Mary Louise Imrie Graduate Student Award, 2008  Alberta Graduate Students Scholarship, 2008  Evelyn Kline Memorial Award in Community Development, 2007 11. Ximena MSc (Health 2007 Healthy Immigrant Effect or  J Gordon Kaplan Ramos Promotion) Global Obesity Epidemic? Graduate Award, 2005 Salas  Walter H. Johns Graduate Fellowship, 2005  S.J. Moore Award (YMCA Canada), 2005  Canada Graduate Scholarship Master’s SSHRC, 2005  Graduate Intern Tuition Supplement, 2004 12. Leia MSc (Health 2006 Exploring the food environment  Dawn Bucharski Award Minaker Promotion) of the University of Alberta in Health Promotion, 2005  Walter H. Johns Graduate Fellowship, 2005  Alberta Graduate Students Scholarship (Alberta Learning Graduate Student Scholarship), 2005  Canada Graduate Scholarship Master’s SSHRC, 2005 7

 Graduate Intern Tuition Supplement, 2004  Province of Alberta Graduate Scholarship, 2004 13. Eric MSc (Health 2005 Exploring Obesogenic Food  Graduate Intern Tuition Hemphill Promotion) Environments in Urban Supplement, 2004 Edmonton  Evelyn Kline Memorial Award in Community Development, 2004 14. Dawn Hare MSc (Health 2005 Promoting Healthy Weights for  Graduate Intern Tuition Promotion) Children and Adolescents: A Supplement, 2004 Critical Review of Alberta  Alberta Learning Programs Graduate Student Scholarship, 2004 15. Tara Black MSc (Health 2004 Understanding Excessive  Alberta Learning Promotion) Prenatal Weight Gain Among Graduate Student First Nations Women Scholarship, 2004  Alberta ACADRE Network (IAPH) Scholarship, 2003  Myer Horowitz Graduate Student’s Association Scholarship, 2002 16. Heidi MSc (Health 2004 Evaluation of an Intervention to Olstad Promotion) Improve Body Image in Adult Women through Individual and Social Change 17. Stephanie MSc (Health 2003 Body Image among Low-income  The Faculty Club/Dr. Madill Promotion) Women William A. (Bill) Preshing Graduate Scholarship, 2001 18. Linda MSc (Health 2003 Organizational Leadership for Barrett Promotion) Health Promotion by Health Authorities 19. Mary Anne MSc (Health 2002 Keeping a Balance: The Process Zupancic Promotion) of Food Choice among Renal Transplant Recipients 20. Dawn MSc (Health 2001 Community Health Nursing Wrightson Promotion) Practice in the Delivery of the ‘Health for Two’ Program 21. Tara MSc (Health 2001 The Cost of Healthy Eating in Rankin Promotion) Edmonton 22. Jill Aussant MSc (Health 2001 The Breastfeeding Experience for Promotion Women with Low Incomes: A Phenomenological Exploration 23. Barbara MSc (Health 2001 Determinants of Positive Body Whetstone Promotion) Image among Mid-life Women 24. Kay Cook MSc (Health 2000 Working for Welfare: Low- Promotion) income Single Mothers’ Experiences and Health 25. Janet MSc (Health 2000 Body Image and Physical Activity Chambers Promotion) in Midlife Women 26. Mary Jane MSc (Health 2000 The Role of Asset-Based Buchanan Promotion) Community Development in (Yates) Promoting Health of an Urban Alberta Neighbourhood 8

27. Brett MSc (Health 1999 The Process of Developing a Hodson Promotion) Healthy Community in Rural Alberta

Mount Saint Vincent University:

Name Degree/Program Year Thesis Topic Awards Completed 28. Bonnie MAHE 1997 Adherence to Very Low-Fat Diets  1996 Canadian Conrad for Cardiac Rehabilitation Cancer Society (NS Patients Division) Volunteer Scholarship 29. Eunice MAHE 1996 Food Accessibility for Low-  Commonwealth Velempini Income Urban Families in the Scholarship High Density Suburbs of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe 30. Tina Wong MAHE 1996 An Evaluation of a Peer Health  Senate Medal of Education Programme in the Distinction, MSVU Gambia, West Africa 31. Colleen MAHE 1995 Social Barriers to Maintenance of  Graduate assistantship Wright a Very Low Fat Cardiac Diet: A from the Cardiac Qualitative Study Prevention Research Centre, Dalhousie University, 1994-95 32. Heather MAHE 1994 Meeting the Needs of the  1994 McCain Foods Stevenson Functionally Illiterate Population Award, Graduate Alaverdy in Central Newfoundland: A Award as chosen by Diabetes Education Program the Canadian Dietetic Association 33. Daphne MAHE 1993 Graduate and Employer  1994 Canadian Lordly Perceptions of Outcomes of a Association for Co- Cooperative Education Dietetics operative Education Program Research Award 34. Suzanne MAHE 1993 Tuning In: An Impact Evaluation  Commonwealth Piscopo of a TV Series about Heart Scholarship Health  Senate Medal of Distinction, MSVU  1994 Award for Best Research by a Recent Graduate, Society for Nutrition Education

Graduate Students’ Theses Committees Served:

Alberta: Name Degree Program Year Thesis Topic Completed 1. Bethan PhD Physical Education EDC 2015 Promoting Children’s Physical Activity through Kingsley & Recreation Community Partnerships 2. Kathy L. PhD Public Health EDC 2015 Knowledge Transfer in Injury Prevention Belton Sciences 3. Keren Tang MSc Health Promotion 2014 Evaluation of a Community-Level Physical Activity Intervention in Indigenous Communities 4. Marianne PhD Physical Education 2014 Women’s Experiences in Alternative Movement Clark & Recreation Settings 5. Sonthaya PhD Physical Education 2013 Using eHealth Interventions to Deliver a Physical Sriramatr & Recreation Activity and Dietary Program for Overweight University-aged Females in Thailand 6. Sheel MSc Health Promotion 2011 Culture and the Healthy Immigrant Effect: A Chaudhuri Multiethnic Study of Canadian Immigrants' Self- Perceived Health 7. Ghada Assad MSc Agricultural, Food 2011 Diabetes and Food Insecurity and Nutritional Science 8. Jane Woo MSc Health Promotion 2010 Mapping Costs for a Collaborative Health Promoting Community Project 9. Ryan MSc Rural Economy 2009 Economic Impact of Taxing Junk Food Lacanalio 10. Nicole PhD Nursing 2011 The Experience of Developing Trust in One’s Yvonne Pitre Mothering 11. Jessie-Lee MSc Health Promotion 2009 Social Ecological Perspective on the Role of Schools Langille in Physical Activity Promotion 12. Laura Flaman MSc Health Promotion 2009 Exploring the Facilitators and Barriers to the Process of Change Towards Capacity Building for Chronic Disease Prevention Activities 13. Krista MSc Health Promotion 2009 Canadian Farm Women’s Perspectives on Food Rondeau Safety 14. Steve Johnson PhD Agricultural, Food 2007 Lifestyle Management of Chronic Disease (Type 2 and Nutritional Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease) Sciences 15. Shauna Downs MSc Agricultural, Food 2007 Nutrition and Weight Status of Cree Children and Nutritional Sciences 16. Kate Calengor PhD Agricultural, Food 2007 Nutrition and Physical Activity Status of Alberta and Nutritional Youth Sciences 17. Laura PhD Agricultural, Food 2007 Diabetes and Diabetes Risk Among Teens in Alberta Kennedy and Nutritional Sciences 18. Amber Arnold MSc Agricultural, Food 2006 Dietary Intake and Weight Status of First Nation and Nutritional Children Sciences 19. Jennifer MSc Health Promotion 2006 Diabetes, Physical Activity and Gender Differences Barrett 20. Dianne MSc Agricultural, Food 2006 Assessing the Effectiveness of a Wellness Program Drummond and Nutritional for ED Prevention of Eating Attitudes and Sciences Disordered Eating Behaviors in Elementary and Jr. High Students 21. Sharndeep MSc Medicine 2005 The BRAID Study, Believing we can Reduce the

Singh Norry Aboriginal Incidence of Diabetes Kaler 22. Micaela MSc Human Ecology 2005 Ethics in Participatory Research with Aboriginal Brown Communities Using the Internet: A Northern Canadian Case Study 23. Maria MSc Public Health 2005 Advertising and Young Adult Snacking Behaviours Thomson Sciences 24. Leonor MSc Health Promotion 2005 Physical Activity and Working Women: Implications Tavares Towards Program Development in the Workplace 25. Marilyn MSc Health Promotion 2005 Peer Support and the Social Determinants of Lone Plummer Mothers’ Health 26. Andrea Bridge MSc Public Health 2005 Effects of Household AIDS on the Nutritional Status Sciences and Morbidity of Children Between 12 to 72 Months of Age in Fort Portal, Uganda 27. Leslie Ayre- MSc Health Promotion 2004 Preparing for Breastfeeding Success: Mothers’ Jaschke Perspectives on Learning from an Unsuccessful Experience 28. Michelle Gillis MSc Physical Education 2004 Active Women’s Motivation to Exercise at Mid-life & Recreation 29. Sabina MSc Agricultural, Food 2003 Obese Women and Weight Loss Valentine and Nutritional Sciences 30. Lucenia Ortiz PhD Human Ecology 2003 Multicultural Health Brokering: Bridging Cultures to Achieve Equity of Access to Health 31. Catherine PhD Education, 2002 Women’s experiences of eating when living with Morley University of changed health status Calgary 32. Karen Forss MSc Health Promotion 2003 Homelessness, Substance Abuse and Perceived Barriers to Accessing Health Care Services 33. Stephanie MSc Health Promotion 2003 A Test of the Social Cognitive Theory (and Brunet Transtheoretical Model) to Predict Physical Activity Behaviour among an Adult Cree Community with Diabetes 34. Andrea Thain MSc Health Promotion 2002 An Investigation of Body Image and its Relationship to Occupational Status among Adult Women 35. Kimberley MSc Agricultural, Food 2000 Assessment of Dietary Intake in Accordance with Ransome and Nutritional Recommendations to Reduce the Risk of Cancer Sciences Among Adult Alberta Residents: The Alberta Nutrition Survey 36. William MSc Rural Economy 2000 Quality of Health Care for Ugandan Rural Women Rutakumwa 37. Heather MSc Agricultural, Food 2000 Assessment of Iron Status of Adolescents: Dietary, Deegan and Nutritional Lifestyle and Biochemical Determinants Sciences 38. Stephanie MSc Agricultural, Food 1999 A Treatment Program for Individuals with Type 1 Wilson and Nutritional Diabetes and Sub-clinical Eating Disorders Sciences 39. Kate Hibbard MSc Public Health 1999 The Role of Changing Together: A Centre for Sciences Immigrant Women in the Well-Being of its Clientele; A Qualitative Evaluation

Ontario:

Name Degree Program/University Year Thesis Topic Completed 40. Lana PhD Health Studies, EDC 2015 Population Interventions for Nutrition Vanderlee University of Waterloo 41. Michelle Vine PhD School of Geography 2013 The School Environment: Understanding the Context - McMaster of a Health Promotion Intervention 42. Jennifer PhD School of Geography 2011 Neighbourhood-level Environment Influences of Asanin Dean - McMaster Adolescent Body Weights in Low-SES Neighbourhoods 43. Jessica PhD Health Studies – 2011 A Qualitative Assessment of the Policy and Planning Wegener Waterloo Environment in Waterloo: Perspectives on Access to Food

Nova Scotia:

44. Janet Riddell MA Health Education - 1994 Qualitative Evaluation of Childbirth Booklets Dalhousie 45. Martha Lamon MA Health Education - 1994 Disturbing the Comfortable: A Qualitative Evaluation Dalhousie of Workshops conducted by the Atlantic First Nations AIDS Task Force 46. Lisa O’Keefe MA School Psychology - 1994 Societal Pressures to be Thin: The Development of A MSVU Self-Report Instrument Grounded in Women’s Experiences 47. Judy Fraser MAHE Human Ecology - 1993 Supermarket Customer Perception of a Point of MSVU Purchase Nutrition Education Program 48. Jo-Anne Scarf MAHE Human Ecology 1992 The Effect of a Point-of-Purchase Nutrition Information Program on Brand Purchase Decisions 49. Linda Burke MAHE Human Ecology 1991 An Insight into Food Bank Usage in Dartmouth, N.S.

External Examiner:

Name Degree Program/University Year Thesis Topic Completed 1. Amy Leung PhD Nutrition, University 2014 Understanding Nutrition Behaviours of Women Hui of Manitoba with Gestational Diabetes 2. Linda Burke PhD Curtin University 2013 Development and evaluation of a home-based physical activity and nutrition program for older adults (aged 60 to 70 years) 3. Jacqueline PhD School of Public 2013 Exploring the Self-perceived Social and Torti Candidacy Health, University of Psychological Well Being of Vegetarians: A Exam Alberta (Internal Focused Ethnography Approach External) 4. Nicole Kain PhD School of Public 2013 Crisis and Emergency Risk Communication to Candidacy Health, University of Family Physicians in Canada Exam Alberta (Internal External) 5. Shannon MSc University of 2013 Saying No to Childhood Immunization: Vandenberg Nursing Lethbridge Perceptions of Mothers and Health Care Professionals in Southern Alberta 6. Esther Bemile MSc Agriculture and 2013 Diet Behaviour, Dietary Supplements and Obesity Resource Economics 7. Jennifer Lynn PhD University of British 2011 A Qualitative Systems Approach to Studying Terpstra Columbia Innovation Implementation in an Inter- Organizational Smoking Cessation Network

8. Treena PhD University of 2010 Exploring Food Choice as Social Practice: Delormier Montreal Appreciating the Context of Family Feeding in Kahnawake, Quebec 9. Nicoleta PhD Physical Education 2010 Movement-Attractors and Generic Neighbourhood Cutumisu and Recreation, Environment Traits (MAGNET): The Association University of Alberta between Urban Form and Physical Activity (Internal External) 10. Rachel Rosa PhD University of 2005 Collective Kitchens in Three Canadian Cities: Engler- Saskatchewan Impacts on the Lives of Participants Stringer 11. Treena PhD University of 2004 Linking Context to Feeding the Family Meal: A Delormier Candidacy Montreal Study of Dietary Practices Among Families with Exam Preschool Children in the Kanien’kahaka (Mohawk) Territory of Kahnawake, (Quebec), Canada 12. Deborah MSc University of 2003 A Knowledge of Body – Feminist Transformative Notara Newcastle, Australia Action Re-search on Body Image Dissatisfaction in Women Using Narrative Therapy Techniques 13. Malek Batal PhD School of Human 2001 Socio-cultural Determinants of Traditional Food Nutrition, McGill Intake Across Indigenous Communities in the Yukon and Denendeh 14. Jeny MSc Community Health 1999 Exploring the Need for an Interactive Computer Matthews Sciences, University Program on Healthy Body Weights for Adolescent of Calgary Females 15. Judy Paisley PhD Guelph 1998 Making Choices that Balance Our Life: An Examination of Meanings and Beliefs about Eating Fruits and Vegetables 16. Kathleen MEd Acadia 1994 Body Image in Mid-Life Women. A Comparison Irvine Between Present Concerns and Those of Younger Years

Independent Studies (Graduate) Supervised:

Name Semester/Year Topic Nathalie Kiernan Fall 2010 School/Community Partnerships to Promote Physical Activity and Healthy Weights Ernest Khalema Winter 2004 Social Determinants of Health and Foundations of Health Promotion Marilyn Plummer Fall 2002 Community Capacity Building and Women’s Health Jennifer Savenake Fall 2000 Empowerment and Women’s Body Image Mary Jane Buchanan Winter 2000 Community Development and Health Kay Cook Fall 1999 Health Impacts of Welfare-to-Work Programs Sarah Robbins Winter 1999 Survey Design (AFNS 570) Linda Casey Winter 1999 Survey Design (AFNS 570) Andrea Thain Fall 1998 Adolescent Boys and Body Image Ginny Point Summer 1997 Nutrition Problems of Developmentally Challenged Adults Lori Fulmer Fall 1996 The Nutrition Problems of Low-income Women Alana Robb Fall 1995 A Process Evaluation of the Nova Scotia Beijing Youth Conference Sally Sang Summer 1994 An Exploratory Study of Infant Feeding Practices of Kibera Women in Nairobi, Kenya Colleen Wright Winter 1994 Development of Heart Healthy Food Baskets for Assessment of Food Costs and Availability Suzanne Piscopo (Co- Winter 1993 Development of a Television Series about Heart Health supervised with Dr. Sue McGregor) Heather Wile Fall 1992 Management of Childhood Obesity: A Review

Practicum Supervisor:

Name Program/University Semester/Year Michelle Brewster Physical Education and Recreation/UofA Winter 2013 Sandra L. Robertson Nursing 574: Health Practice in Communities and Organizations Winter 2012 Kayla Atkey Community Service Learning 480 (Faculty of Arts)/UofA 2011 Kathleen Hernder Department of Agricultural, Food and Nutritional 2010-2011 Science/University of Alberta Shaughnessy Fulawka Physical Education and Recreation/UofA 2010 Tinsel Thu School of Public Health/Hunter College/SUNY 2009

Independent Studies (Undergraduate) Supervised:

Name Semester/Year Topic Kareema Batal Summer 2013 Marketing to Children – Perspectives of Parents Erin Harrison Winter 2001 Media and Body Image Adrianne Taitinger Summer 2000 School Feeding Program in Camrose – Needs Assessment Heidi Staats Fall 1999 A Psychoeducational Program for Body Image Rachel Leung Fall 1999 A Psychoeducational Program for Body Image Shannon Marianicz Fall 1999 Evaluation of The Edmonton School Lunch Program Andrea Aarbo Fall 1998 Women and Body Image Heidi Reisch Fall 1997 An Inventory of Community Nutrition Resources in Edmonton Amanda Hall Fall 1997 Evaluation of Daycare Menus

Cooperative Education Students Supervised:

Name Semester/Year Topic Suzanne Sajatovich Summer 1994 Level IV Dietetics. Nova Scotia Heart Health Program David Howlett Winter 1994 Level II Dietetics. Nova Scotia Heart Health Program

High School Students Supervised Name Semester/Year Program Emily Gentles Summer 2010 Heritage Youth Researcher Summer Program (HYRS), Alberta Innovates: Health Solutions Alexandria Reeson Summer 2009 Heritage Youth Researcher Summer Program (HYRS), Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AHFMR) Mila Luchak Summer 2006 Heritage Youth Researcher Summer Program (HYRS), Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research (AHFMR)

RESEARCH GRANT AND CONTRACT FUNDING

Source Period Total Title Grant or Peer- Investigators of amount contract? review? Support Salary Awards: (Career Total - $2.34M) Canadian 2008- $1,000,000 Environmental and Salary + Yes Sole Investigator Institutes of 2013 Population-Based Strategies Research Health for Chronic Disease Allowance Research/Heart & Prevention and the Stroke Foundation Promotion of Healthy Applied Public Weights Health Chair Alberta Heritage 2005- $700,000 Promoting Optimal Weights Salary + Yes Sole Investigator Foundation for 2010 through Ecological Research Medical Research Research (POWER) Allowance Health Senior Scholar Alberta Heritage 1999- $640,000 An Ecological Perspective Salary + Yes Sole Investigator Foundation for 2004 on Capacity Building for Research Medical Research Population Health Allowance + Health Scholar Establishment Grant Research and Program Funding Grants applied for: Public Health 2015- $1,000,000 Surveillance of dietary Grant Yes Co-investigator Agency of Canada 18 patterns and the food – Enhanced environment among youth PI: David Hammond, Surveillance for and young adults in Canada University of Chronic Disease Waterloo CIHR – 2015- $400,000 Advancing Healthy Public Grant Yes Co-Investigator Partnerships for 17 Policy at a Time of Health Systems Transition: A Cross-Case PI: Sara Kirk, Improvement Comparison Dalhousie University (PHSI) Heart & Stroke 2015- $100K Eat, Play, Live: A Grant Yes Co-Principal Foundation (HSF) 16 Population Intervention to Investigator (Pop level nutrition Promote Nutrition Guideline interventions) Implementation in NPI - PJ Naylor Recreation Facilities across (UVIC) three Canadian Provinces Co-Is – D. Olstad (UofA) Sara Kirk (Dal) Grants Currently Held: (PI or Co-PI - $6.055M; Co-I - $2.0M) Canadian 2013- $2,400,000 Policy Interventions to Grant Yes Research Co-Lead Partnership 2016 Reduce Obesity and Cancer/ Against Cancer - Chronic Disease Risk: Research Co-Lead: Coalitions Liking Expanding the Evidence, Candace Nykiforuk Action and Adapting Strategies and Science for Supporting Policy Prevention Implementation (CLASP2)

Canadian 2009- $1,950,000 Population Intervention for Grant Yes Co-Principal Institutes of 2015 Chronic Disease Prevention: Investigator Health Research A Pan-Canadian Program – Training Grant NPI: Barbara Riley, University of 15

Waterloo Co-Principal Investigators: Roy Cameron, University of Waterloo;; Roberta Ferrence, University of Toronto; Carolyn Gotay, University of British Columbia.

Canadian 2009- $1,950,000 Training Grant in Obesity Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2015 and Healthy Body Weights Health Research Principal Investigator: – Training Grant Denis Richard, Laval University. Co-Investigators: Katherine Cianflone, Yves Deshaies, Jean- Pierre Després, Gaston Godin, André Marette, Paul Poirier, Louis Pérusse, Frédéric Picard, all of Laval University; John Spence, University of Alberta Alberta 2011- $1,500,000 Expanding Healthy School Contract No Principal Education 2014 Initiatives Investigator Heart and Stroke 2011- $205,000 The Alberta Policy Contract No Principal- Foundation (AB 2014 Coalition for Chronic Investigator & NWT) Disease Prevention Co-Principal Investigator: Candace Nykiforuk

Canadian 2011- $20,000 Catalyzing Adoption and Grant Yes Co-Investigator Foundation for 2014 Implementation of the Dietetic Research Alberta Principal Nutrition Guidelines for Investigator: Dana Children and Youth in Olstad (PhD Recreational Facilities candidate) Co-Investigators: Linda McCargar, Timothy Caulfied, University of Alberta. Grants Previously Held: (Listed chronologically by funding end-date) (PI – $10.9M; Co-I - $11.845M) Canadian 2010- $200,000 Scale-up and Spread of Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2013 MEND Programs in Canada Health Research- Principal Operating Grant- Investigator: Diane Population Finegood, Health Simon Fraser Intervention University. Research Co-Investigators: Geoff Ball, John Spence, University of Alberta 16

Canadian 2009- $144,185 The Provision of Charitable Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2013 Food Assistance in Canada: Health Research Forgoing a More Adequate Principal Investigator: Response Valerie Tarasuk, University of Toronto. Co-Investigators: Stephen Gaetz, York University; Anne- Marie Hamelin, Laval University; Aleck Ostry, University of Victoria; Blake Poland, University of Toronto; Patricia Williams, Mount Saint Vincent University Canadian 2010- $199,978 Assessing Community Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2012 Environments for Physical Health Research Activity and Healthy Eating: Co-Principal – Operating Development of Innovative Investigators: Grant – Mixed-Methods Approaches Candace Nykiforuk, Innovations in for Utilizing Objective and Donald Schopflocher, Health Research Subjective Data University of Alberta. Co-Investigators: Helen Vallianatos,; John C. Spence, University of Alberta; Ron Plotnikoff, University of Newcastle (Australia) Canadian 2011- $22,025 Consensus for Change: Using Grant Yes Principal Institutes of 2012 Policy to Protect and Investigator Health Research Promote the Health for - Meetings, Children Planning and Dissemination Grant Canadian 2009- $737,908 Assessing the Impact of Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2012 Healthy Eating and Active Health Research Living Policies and Principal Programs and Health of Investigators: Paul Children in Nova Scotia Veugelers, University of Alberta; Sara Kirk, Dalhousie University. Co-Investigators: Chris Blanchard, Dalhousie University; Patricia Williams, Melissa Rossiter, Mount Saint Vincent University Canadian 2004 - $1,505,627. Understanding the Team Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2012 Individual and Socio- Health Research Environmental Health Risks Principal of Obesity: The Canadian Investigators: Heart Health Surveys Peter Katzmaryzk, Follow-up Study Queen’s University; 17

Susan Elliott, McMaster University; Bruce Reeder, University of Saskatchewan Co-Investigators: Michel Joffres, Dalhousie University; Punam Pahwa, University of Saskatchewan; David MacLean, Simon Fraser University

Alberta Health 2009- $1,000,000 Alberta Policy Coalition for Grant Yes Co-Principal Services – 2011 the Prevention of Cancer Investigator with formerly Alberta Candace Nykiforuk, Cancer Board – University of Alberta. Population Health Co-Investigators: Innovative Cam Wild, Ron Intervention Plotnikoff, Paul Veugelers, Anna Farmer, Tim Caulfield, Cindy Jardine, Sean Cash, University of Alberta; Paula Robson, Alberta Cancer Board/ AHS

Heart and Stroke 2007- $599,460 Built Environment Grant Yes Co- Investigator Foundation of 2011 Influences on Diet, Physical Canada and Activity and Obesity: A Principal Investigator: Canadian Transdisciplinary Approach Lawrence Frank, Institutes of University of British Health Research Columbia. Co-Investigators: Roy Cameron, Mary Thompson, University of Waterloo; Pat Fisher, Public Health Region of Waterloo Heart and Stroke 2007- $567,397 Obesity Prevention and the Grant Yes Co-Investigator Foundation of 2010 Built Environment: Canada and Examining Opportunities Principal Canadian and Barriers in Four Alberta Investigator: Institutes of Communities Candace Nykiforuk, Health Research University of Alberta. Co-investigators: Donald Schopflocher, Alberta Health and Wellness; Helen Vallianatos, Ron Plotnikoff, John Spence, University of Alberta

Alberta Health 2005- $3,000,000 Promoting the Health of Contract No Co-Principal and Wellness 2010 Alberta’s Communities – Investigator with Prevention of Type 2 Ron Plotnikoff, Diabetes and Other Chronic University of Alberta Diseases Project Co-Investigators: Cam Wild, University of Alberta; Donald Schopflocher, Alberta Health and Wellness; Paul Veugelers, University of Alberta; Lisa Purdy, University of Alberta.

Canadian 2008- $262,796 An Ecological Approach to Grant Yes Co- Investigator Institutes of 2010 Understanding and Health Research Improving the Nutrition and Principal Investigator: Health of Cree Children Noreen Willows, University of Alberta. Co-Investigators: Anna Farmer, Dru Marshall, University of Alberta

Alberta Health & 2007- $3,000,000 Alberta Healthy School Contract No Principal Wellness 2010 Communities Wellness Investigator Fund Canadian 2007- $252,726 Effectiveness of School Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institute for 2010 Programs in Preventing Health Childhood Overweight: A Principal Information Natural Experiment Created Investigator: Paul by New Policy Veugelers, University of Alberta

Canadian 2003 - $1,430,000. An Ecological Perspective Grant - New Yes Principal Institutes of 2009 on the Promotion of Healthy Emerging Investigator Health Research Weights (POWER) Team (NET) & Heart and Co-Investigators: Stroke John Church, Linda Foundation McCargar, Ron Plotnikoff, John Spence, Cam Wild, Noreen Willows, Helen Vallianatos, Candace Nykiforuk, University of Alberta

Canadian 2008- $15,000 Community-based Grant Yes Principal Institutes of 2009 Approaches to Obesity Investigator Health Research Prevention - Meetings, Co-Investigators: Ron Planning & Plotnikoff, Wendy Dissemination Rodgers, John Spence, Grant University of Alberta

Alberta Centre 2006- $86,255 Surveillance of the Health Grant Yes Co-Investigator for Child, Family 2009 of Alberta Youth – A Web- and Community based Survey of Physical Principal Research Activity and Nutrition Investigator: Linda (WebSPAN) McCargar, University of Alberta. Co-Investigators: John Spence & Ron Plotnikoff, University of Alberta; Larry Svenson, Alberta Health and Wellness

Social Sciences 2007- $26,600 An Experimental Grant Yes Collaborator and Humanities 2009 Investigation of the Impact Research Council of Fat Taxes: Price Effects, Principal Food Stigma, and Investigator: Sean Information Effects on Cash, University of Economic Instruments to Alberta. Improve Dietary Health Co-Investigator: Vic Adamowicz, University of Alberta

Public Health 2007 - $158,286 Healthy Alberta Contract No Principal Agency of 2009 Communities “Settings” Investigator Canada

Social Sciences 2004 - $100,556. Charting the Foodscape: Grant Yes Co-Investigator and Humanities 2008 Dietary Options and Food Research Council Imagery in Edmonton Principal Communities Investigator: Karen Tomic, Co-investigators: John Spence, Carl Amrhein, University of Alberta

Alberta Cancer 2008 $40,900 Alberta Policy Coalition for Development Yes Co-Principal Board the Prevention of Cancer Grant Investigator with Candace Nykiforuk, University of Alberta

Public Health 2007- $100,000 Creating an Inventory of Contract No Co-Investigator Agency of 2008 Community Interventions Canada for Diabetes Supportive Co-principal Care Investigators: Candace Nykiforuk, Normand Boule, University of Alberta Co-Investigators: Lucie Levesque, Laval University

Canadian 2006- $63,782 Use of Legal Interventions Grant Yes Collaborator Institutes of 2008 to Address Environmental Health Research Factors Implicated in the Principal Obesity Epidemic Investigator: Barbara von Tigerstrom, 20

University of Saskatchewan. Co-Investigator: Tim Caulfield, University of Alberta

Canadian 2006- $47,700 Health Status of Canadian Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2007 Immigrants: An Analysis of Health Research Dietary and Physical Principal Activity Patterns Investigator: Helen Vallianatos, University of Alberta Co-Investigators: Paul Veugelers, University of Alberta

Canadian 2006- $33,599 Prevalence and Correlates Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2007 of Food Insecurity in Health Research Aboriginal Peoples Living Principal Off-Reserve Investigator: Noreen Willows, University of Alberta. Co-Investigators: Linda McCargar, John Spence, Paul Veugelers, Helen Vallianatos, University of Alberta Canadian 2006- $15,000 Effectiveness of School Grant Yes Co-Investigator Population 2007 Programs in Preventing Health Initiative, Childhood Overweight: An Principal Canadian Evaluation of A Natural Investigator: Paul Institute for Experiment Created by New Veugelers, University Health Policy of Alberta Information – Bridge Funding

Alberta Health 2006- $60,228 Alberta Nutrition Guidelines Contract Co-Investigator and Wellness 2007 for Children and Youth Principal Investigator: Linda McCargar & Geoff Ball, University of Alberta. Co-Investigators: Rhonda Bell, Tom Clandinin, Catherine Field, Linda Casey, Diana Mager, Vera Mazurak, Donna Vine, all University of Alberta

Alberta Heritage 2005- $92,840 Web-Survey of Physical Grant Yes Co-Investigator Foundation for 2007 Activity and Nutrition: Medical Web-SPAN Principal Investigator: Research Linda McCargar, University of Alberta. 21

Co-Investigators: Ron Plotnikoff, John Spence, University of Alberta; Margaret Schwartz, Alberta Education

Canadian 2001 - $3,000,000. A National Aboriginal Grant Yes Co-investigator Institutes of 2007 Health Training Initiative Health Research (ACADRE) Principal Investigators: Malcolm King, Nancy Gibson Co-investigators: Brenda Cameron, Lindsay Crowshoe, Ann Macaulay, Ellen Toth, Cora Voyageur, Denis Wardman, Cornelia Wieman, Gustavo Zayas

Canadian 2004 - $498,925. The Development and Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2007 Evaluation of Physical Health Research Activity (and Nutrition) Principal Behavioral Strategies for Investigator: Ronald Adults with Type 2 Plotnikoff , Diabetes: A Population- University of Alberta Based Approach Co-Investigators: Nicolas Birkett, Ronald Sigal, University of Ottawa; Kerry Courneya, Jeffrey Johnson, University of Alberta; David Lau, University of Calgary

Canadian 2005- $123,665 State of the Evidence Grant Yes Co-Principal Population 2006 Review on Urban Health – Investigator with Health Initiative, Healthy Weights John Spence. Canadian Institute for Co-Investigators: Health John Church, Information Normand Boulé, Linda Slater, Josh Marko, Karyn Gibbons, University of Alberta

Canadian 2003 – $355,353. Understanding Pediatric Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2006 Overweight in Cree Health Research Communities in James Bay Principal Quebec Investigator: Noreen Willows

Canadian 2004 - $100,000. Canadian School Physical Grant Yes Co-Investigator Institutes of 2005 Activity and Nutrition Health Research, Network (CANSPANN): Principal Institute of Linking Research and Investigator: Nutrition, Policy Lawrence Brawley, Metabolism, and University of Diabetes - Waterloo Strategic Initiative Canadian 2004 - $83,600. Understanding Influences of Grant Yes Co-investigator Institutes of 2005 the Media on Physical Health Research, Activity and Nutrition: An Principal Institute of Ecological Approach Investigator: John Nutrition, Spence, University of Metabolism, and Alberta Diabetes - Strategic Initiative – Pilot Project National Health 1999 - $650,000. Heart Health Promotion Grant Yes Co-Principal Research and 2005 Knowledge Transfer and Investigator with Development Uptake: An Examination of Ronald J. Dyck, Program & Organizational Capacity Alberta Innovation Canadian Building and Its Impact on and Science Institutes of Health Promotion Actions Health Research Co-Investigators: Keith McLaughlin, Alberta Health $750,000. Kathleen Ness, and Wellness Ronald Plotnikoff

Canadian 2003 - $98,865. An Examination of Physical Grant Yes Co-Investigator Diabetes 2005 Behaviour and its Association, Determinants and Health Principal Applied Research Care Status and Health care Investigator: Ron Delivery: A Three-time Plotnikoff, University Point, Eighteen Month, of Alberta Population-Based Co-Investigators: Prospective Cohort Study of Kerry Courneya, Adults with Diabetes University of Alberta; Ronald Sigal, University of Ottawa; Nicholas Birkett, University of Ottawa; Larry Svenson, Alberta Health and Wellness; Jeff Johnson, University of Alberta

Health Canada – 2003 – $200,000. Moving Towards Chronic Grant Yes Principal Diabetes Strategy 2004 Disease Prevention: Investigator Integrating Diabetes and Heart Health Co-Investigators: Scott McLean, USask; P.J. Naylor, UVic; Kari Barkhouse, NS Health 23

Canadian 2003 $5,000. An Ecological Perspective Development Yes Principal Institutes of on the Promotion of Healthy Grant Investigator Health Research Weights Co-investigators: Cam Wild, Ron Plotnikoff, John Church, Noreen Willows, Linda McCargar, University of Alberta

Canadian 2003 $10,000. Centre for Research Development Yes Co-Principal Institutes of Development: Obesity and Grant Investigator with Health Research the Environment John Spence, University of Alberta Health Canada - 2002 - $39,000. Measuring Community Grant Yes Co-Principal Chief Scientist’s 2003 Capacity in the Context of Investigator with Strategic Science Health Canada’s Neale Smith, Fund Community-based Funding Roxanne Felix, Mary-Frances Wright

Project Lead: Brenda Cantin, Health Canada

Danone Institute 2002 - $36,285. Heart Health Promotion in Grant Yes Principal of Canada 2003 Practice: An Exploration of Investigator Dietitians’ Experiences and Perceptions Co-Investigator: Corilee Watters, University of Alberta

Alberta Heritage 2001 - $37,561. $37,561The Sociocultural and Grant Yes Co-Investigator Foundation for 2003 Biological Determinants of Medical Overweight in Cree Principal Research, Health Children Investigator: Noreen Research Fund Willows, University of Alberta

Alberta Heritage 2001 - $93,000. Exercise Behaviour of Grant Yes Co- Investigator Foundation for 2003 Community Adults with Medical Type 1 and Type 2 Principal Research, Health Diabetes: A Prospective Investigator: Ron Research Fund Examination of Exercise Plotnikoff, University Determinants in a Large of Alberta Population-Based Sample Canadian 2001 - $69,958. Exercise Behaviour of Grant Yes Co- Investigator Diabetes 2003 Community Adults with Association – Type 1 and Type 2 Principal Applied Research Diabetes: The Determinants Investigator: Ron Fund of Exercise Behaviour Plotnikoff, University Change of Alberta

Social Sciences 1999 - $377,000. Welfare-to-Work: Grant Yes Co-Investigator and Humanities 2003 Implications for Preschool Research Council Children’s Health and Principal Development Investigator: Deanna Williamson, University of Alberta Co-Investigators: Janet Fast, Jerrold Kachur, Nicole Letourneau

Alberta Heritage 1999 - $100,000. Community Development Grant Yes Co-investigator Foundation for 2001 for Population Health Medical Principal Research Investigator: Susan Roberts, Community Building Resources

Danone Institute 1999 - $150,000. Nutrition Education for Grant Yes Principal of Canada 2001 Social Change: Women and Investigator Body Image Co-Investigators: Marie-Claude Paquette, Cam Wild

National Health 1998 - $150,000. Hungry Mothers of Barely Grant Yes Co-Principal Research and 2000 Fed Children? Investigator Development Program Co-Principal Investigator: Lynn McIntyre, Dalhousie University Co-Investigator: Theresa Glanville, Mount Saint Vincent University

Canadian Health 1998 - $153,775. Low-income Consumers’ Grant Yes Co- Investigator Services Research 2000 Perspectives on Determinants Foundation & of Health Services Use Principal Investigator: Alberta Heritage Miriam Stewart, Foundation for University of Alberta Medical Research Co-Investigators: (U of A): Janet Fast, Linda Reutter, Deanna Williamson, Doug Wilson. (U of T), Irving Rootman, Rhonda Love, Dennis Raphael

Health Canada, 1998 - $30,000. Adding it Up: The Cost of Grant Yes Co-investigator AB & NWT 2000 Healthy Living in Edmonton Region - Principal Investigator: Population Health Brian Bechtel, Fund Edmonton Social Planning Council

Canadian 1998 - $22,453. A Treatment Program for Grant Yes Co- Investigator Diabetes 2000 Individuals with Diabetes Association - (Type 1) and Sub-clinical Principal Investigator: Applied Research Eating Disorders Linda McCargar Co-Investigators: Ellen Toth, Stephanie Wilson

University of 1997 $3000. Women or Children Last? Grant No Principal Alberta, General Validating Methods of Investigator Research Fund Assessing Nutritional Risk in Low-income, Lone Mother Families

National Health 1994 - $107,607. The Social Organization of Grant Yes Principal Research and 1997 Inequities in Health: Cape Investigator Development Breton Mi’kmaq Program Communities and Diabetes

National Health 1994 - $118,030. Children’s Feeding Programs Grant Yes Co-investigator Research and 1997 in Atlantic Canada: Reducing Development Inequities? Principal Investigator: Program Lynn McIntyre, Dalhousie University

Cardiac 1994 - $10,350. Examining the Availability, Grant No Principal Prevention 1995 Accessibility and Cost of Investigator Research Centre, Heart Healthy Dietary Dalhousie Changes in Nova Scotia Co-investigators: University Colleen Wright, Anne Cogdon, Barbara Anderson, Wendy McDonald, David MacLean

Nova Scotia 1992 $3,946. Development of a Program No Principal Department of Community-owned Grocery Investigator Health, Enterprise Community Health Promotion Fund Dalhousie 1990 $724. Critical Nutrition Education Grant No Principal University for Social Change: Toward Investigator Research Reducing Inequities through Development Participatory Research and Fund Community Organization

PUBLICATIONS

Publication Type # Peer Reviewed Publications 129 Papers Currently Under Revision 2 Papers Currently Under Review 4 Published Educational CD-ROM 1 Published Book Chapters 3 Published Scientific Book Reviews and Letters 6 Publications in Conference Proceedings 2 Published Reports for Government 5 Publications for Professional and Lay Audiences 10 Published Abstracts 50+

Peer Reviewed Publications (Published or In Press) * trainees

129. Olstad, D.L*, Goonewardene L, McCargar LJ and KD Raine. (In Press) If we offer it, will children buy it? Sales of healthy foods mirrored their availability in a community sport, commercial setting in Alberta, Canada. Childhood Obesity.

128. McIsaac, J.L., Chu, Y.L., Blanchard, C., Rossiter, M., Williams, P., Raine, K.D., Kirk, S.F.L, & Veugelers, P.J. (In Press). The impact of school policies and practices on students’ diets, physical activity levels and body weights. A province-wide practice-based evaluation. Canadian Journal of Public Health.

127. Willows, N.D., Dyckfedereau, D. & Raine, K.D. (In Press) Analysis Grid for Environments Linked to Obesity (ANGELO) framework to develop community-driven health programs in an Indigenous community in Canada. Health and Social Care in the Community.

126. Tarasuk, V., Dachner, N., Hamelin, A. M., Ostry, A., Williams, P., Bosckei, E., Poland, B. & Raine, K. (2014). A survey of food bank operations in five Canadian cities. BMC Public Health, 14(1), 1234.

125. Stolp, S., Wilkins, E., & Raine, K. D. (2014). Developing and sustaining a healthy school community: Essential elements identified by school health champions. Health Education Journal, 0017896914541818.

124. Raine, K. D., Nykiforuk, C. I., Vu‐Nguyen*, K., Nieuwendyk, L. M., VanSpronsen, E., Reed, S., & Wild, T. C. (2014). Understanding key influencers' attitudes and beliefs about healthy public policy change for obesity prevention. Obesity,22(11), 2426-2433.

123. Olstad*, D. L., Raine, K. D., & Nykiforuk, C. I. (2014). Development of a report card on healthy food environments and nutrition for children in Canada. Preventive Medicine. 69, 287-295.

122. Glenn*, N. M., Raine, K. D., & Spence, J. C. (2014). Mandatory Weight Loss during the Wait for Bariatric Surgery. Qualitative Health Research, 1049732314549478.

121. Nykiforuk, C. I., Wild, T. C., & Raine, K. D. (2014). Cancer beliefs and prevention policies: comparing Canadian decision-maker and general population views. Cancer Causes & Control, 25(12), 1683-1696.

120. Raine, K. D. (2014). Improving Nutritional Health of the Public through Social Change: Finding Our Roles in Collective Action. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research, 75(3), 160-164.

119. Pitre*, N. Y., Kushner, K. E., Hegadoren, K. M., & Raine, K. D. (2014). Mothering in the wake of childhood violence experiences: reweaving a self and a world at the intersection of history and context. Health care for women international, (ahead-of-print), 1-26.

118. Vine MM*. Elliott SJ, and Raine KD. (2014). Exploring implementation of the Ontario School Food and Beverage Policy at the secondary school level: A qualitative study. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research 75(3), 118-124.

117. Olstad D*, Goonewardene L, McCargar LJ and KD Raine. Choosing healthier foods in recreational sports settings: A mixed methods investigation of the impact of nudging and an economic incentive. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity 11(1):6, 2014. http://www.ijbnpa.org/content/11/1/6

116. Minaker LM*, Raine KD, Fisher P, Thompson M, vanLoon, J, Frank L.(2014). Food purchasing from farmers' markets and community-supported agriculture is associated with reduced weight and better diets in a population- based sample. Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition 9(4), 485-497.

115. Raine K, Sosa C*, Nykiforuk C, Montemurro G, Lytvyak E* & MacLellan-Wright M-F. Measuring the Progress of Capacity Building in the Alberta Policy Coalition for Cancer Prevention. Health Promotion Practice July 2014 Vol. 15, No. 4 496–505DOI: 10.1177/1524839913511627

114. Minaker LM*, Raine KD, Wild TC, Nykiforuk CIJ, Thompson ME, & Frank LE. Construct validation of 4 food environment assessment methods: adapting a multitrait-multimethod matrix approach for environmental measures. Am. J. Epidemiol. (2014) 179 (4):519-528.doi: 10.1093/aje/kwt272

113. Montemurro GR,* Raine KD, Nykiforuk CIJ, & Mayan M. (2014). Exploring the process of capacity— building among community-based health promotion workers in Alberta, Canada. Health Promotion International 29(3), 463-473.

112. Willows N, Ridley D*, Raine K, Maximova K. Adiposity is associated with low self-concept and body size dissatisfaction among indigenous Cree schoolchildren in Canada. BMC Pediatrics 2013, 13:118 Open Access. http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2431/13/118

111. Forbes LE*, Fraser SN, Downs SM, Storey KE, Plotnikoff RC, Raine KD, Spence JC, Hanning RM, McCargar LJ. Changes in dietary and physical activity risk factors for Type 2 Diabetes in Alberta youth between 2005 and 2008. Canadian Journal of Public Health 2013; 104(7): e490-e495.

110. Wegener J*, Seasons M, Raine K. Shifting from Vision to Reality: Perspectives on Regional Food Policies and Food System Planning Barriers at the Local Level. Canadian Planning and Policy. Canadian Journal of Urban Research 22( 1) Supplement 2013. 93-112.

109. Raine KD, Plotnikoff R, Schopflocher D, Lytvyak E*, Nykiforuk CIJ, Storey K*, Ohinmaa A, Purdy L*, Veugelers P, Wild TC. Healthy Alberta Communities: Impact of a three-year community-based obesity and chronic disease prevention intervention. Preventive Medicine.2013; 57(6): 955–962.

108. Minaker LM*, Raine KD, Wild TC, Nykiforuk CIJ, Thompson ME, Frank LD. Objective food environments and health outcomes. American Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2013; 45(3): 289-296.

107. Sagna ML, Schopflocher D, Raine KD, Nykiforuk C & Plotnikoff R. Adjusting Divergences between Self- reported and Measured Height and Weight in an Adult Canadian Population . American Journal of Health Behaviour. 2013;37(6):841-850 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5993/AJHB.37.6.13

106. Raine K, Lobstein T, Landon J, Potvin Kent M, Pellerin S, Caulfield T, Finegood D, Mongeau L, Neary N*, and Spence J. Restricting Marketing to Children: Consensus on Policy Interventions to Address Obesity. Journal of Public Health Policy 2013; 34 (2): 239-253, doi:10.1057/jphp.2013.9.

105. Nykiforuk CIJ, Schopflocher D, Vallianatos H, Spence JC, Raine KD, Plotnikoff RC, VanSpronsenE, & Flaman LM. Community Health and the Built Environment: examining place in a Canadian chronic disease prevention project. Health Promotion International. 2013; 28 (2):257-268. doi: 10.1093/heapro/dar093

104. Pitre N*, Kushner KE, Raine KD, & Hegadoren KM. Critical feminist narrative inquiry: Advancing knowledge through double-hermeneutic narrative analysis. Advances in Nursing Science 2013; 36 (2): 118-132.

103. Buhler S*, Raine KD, Pellerin S, Neary N*. Building a strategy for obesity prevention one piece at a time: the case for sugar-sweetened beverage taxation. Canadian Journal of Diabetes 2013; 37(2) , 97-102.

102. Olstad DL*, Raine KD. Profit vs. public health: The need to improve the food environment in recreational facilities. Canadian Journal of Public Health, 2013, 104(2) e167-9.

101. Wegener J*, Raine KD, Hanning R. Insights into governments’ role in food system policy making: improving access to health, local food alongside other priorities. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 2012; 9(11):4103-21.

100. Olstad DL*, Raine KD, McCargar LJ. Adopting and implementing nutrition guidelines in recreational facilities: Tensions between public health and corporate profitability. Public Health Nutrition, 2013;1(1), 1-9. doi:10.1017/S1368980012004818

99. Olstad DL*, Raine KD, McCargar LJ. The role of Registered Dietitians in health promotion. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research, 2013;74:80-83. (DOI: 10.3148/74.2.2013.80)

98. Huneault L*, Raine KD, Tremblay A. Globalization of food production and implications for nutrition. CAB Reviews. 2012, 7(49):1-9.

97. Wegener J*, Hanning R, & Raine KD. Generating change: multi-sectoral perspectives of key facilitators and barriers to food system policy making. Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition. 2012, 7 (2-3): 137-148.

96. Raine KD, Muhajarine N, Spence JC, Neary NE*, Nykiforuk CIJ Coming to consensus on policy to create supportive built environments and community design. Canadian Journal of Public Health. 2012; 103 (Suppl. 3): S5-S8.

95. Schopflocher D, VanSpronsen E, Spence JC, Vallianatos H, Raine KD, Plotnikoff RC, Nykiforuk CIJ. Creating neighborhood groupings based on built environment features to facilitate health promotion activities. Canadian Journal of Public Health. 2012; 103 (Suppl. 3): S61-65.

94. Olstad DL*, Raine KD, McCargar LJ. Adopting and implementing nutrition guidelines in recreational facilities: Public and private sector roles. A multiple case study. BMC Public Health. 2012; 12:376. http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/12/376.

93. Downs S*, Fraser SN, Storey K*, Forbes L*, Spence J, Plotnikoff R., Raine K, Hanning RM & McCargar L. Geography influences dietary intake, physical activity and weight status of adolescents. Journal of Nutrition and Metabolism. 2012; doi:10.1155/2012/816834

92. Campbell N, Raine KD, & McLaren,L. “Junk foods,"" treats," or" pathogenic foods"? A call for changing nomenclature to fit the risk of today's diets. The Canadian Journal of Cardiology. 2012; 28(4): 403- 404.

91. Raine KD. Obesity epidemics: Inevitable outcome of globalization or preventable public health challenge? International Journal of Public Health. 2012, 57(1):35-6.

90. Storey K*, Kennedy L*, Fraser S, Spence J, Plotnikoff R, Raine K, & McCargar L. Adolescent weight status and related behavioural factors: Web-survey of physical activity and nutrition. Journal of Obesity. 2011; 2012:1-8. doi:10.1155/2012/342386

89. Katzmarzyk P, Elliott S, Kirkland S, Pahwa P, Reeder B, Paradis G, Joffres M, & Raine K. Body mass index and risk of cardiovascular disease, cancer and all-cause mortality. Canadian Journal of Public Health. 2012; 103(2), 147-151.

88. Minaker LM*, Fisher P, & Raine KD. Measuring food retail access: From theory to planning practice. Journal of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Community Development, 2011; Fall: 1–18. http://dx.doi.org/10.5304/jafscd.2011.021.021,

87. Olstad DL*, Downs SM, Raine KD, Berry T, & McCargar L. Improving children’s nutrition environments: A survey of adoption and implementation of nutrition guidelines in recreational facilities. BMC Public Health. 2011; 11: 423. http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/11/423

86. Olstad DL*, Downs SM, Raine KD, Berry T, & McCargar L. Implementing the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines for Children and Youth in a recreational facility. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research. 2011;72(4):e212-e220.

85. Taylor LM*, Spence JC, Raine K, Plotnikoff RC, Vallance J, & Sharma AM. Self-reported physical activity preferences in individuals with prediabetes. The Physician and Sports Medicine. 2011; 39(2): 41. doi: 10.3810/psm.2011.05.1894

84. Willows N, Kuhle S, Raine K, & Veugelers P. Associations between household food insecurity and health outcomes in the Aboriginal population living off the reserve. Health Reports. 2011;22(2):15-20.

83. Richard L, Gauvin L, & Raine K. Ecological frameworks revisited: Their uses and evolution in health promotion over two decades. Annual Review of Public Health. 2011;32:307-326.

82. Minaker LM*, Storey KE*, Raine KD, Spence JC, Forbes LE, Plotnikoff RC, & McCargar LJ. Associations between the perceived presence of vending machines and food and beverage logos in schools with adolescents’ diet and weight status. Public Health Nutrition. 2011: 14 (8): 1350-1356.

81. Langille JL*, Raine K, Carmichael S, Whitby C, Veugelers PJ. Developing an educational tool to support planning and tracking of health promoting schools. PHENex Journal. 2010;2(3):1-15.

80. Cameron N*, Amrhein C, Smoyer-Tomic KE, Raine KD, & Chong LY. Cornering the market: Restriction of retail supermarket locations. Environment and Planning C (Government and Policy). 2010; 28:905-922.

79. Raine KD, Plotnikoff R, Nykiforuk C, Deegan H, Hemphill E, Storey K*, Schopflocher D, Veugelers P, Wild TC, & Ohinmaa A. Reflections on community-based population health intervention and evaluation for obesity and chronic disease prevention: The Healthy Alberta Communities Project. International Journal of Public Health. 2010;55:679–686.

78. Raine KD. Addressing poor nutrition to promote heart health: Moving upstream. The Canadian Journal of Cardiology. 2010;26 (Suppl C):21C-24C.

77. Taylor L*, Spence J, Raine K, Plotnikoff R, Vallance J, & Sharma A. Physical activity and health-related quality of life in individuals with prediabetes. Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice. 2010; 90(1):15-21.

76. Kelly B, Halford JCG, Boyland EJ, Chapman K, Bautista-Castano I, Berg C, Caroli M, Cook B, Coutinho JG, Effertz T, Grammatikaki E, Keller K, Leung R, Manios Y, Monteiro R, Pedley C, Prell H, Raine K, Recine E, Serra-Majem L, Singh S, & Summerbell C. Television food advertising to children: A global perspective. American Journal of Public Health. 2010;100:1730-1736.

75. Flaman LM*, Plotnikoff RC, Nykiforuk CI, & Raine K. Mechanisms for understanding the facilitators and barriers to capacity building for chronic disease prevention activities: An illustration. Health Promotion Practice. 2010; 12 (6): 858-866.

74. Flaman LM*, Nykiforuk CI, Plotnikoff RC, & Raine K. Exploring facilitators and barriers to individual and organizational level capacity building: Outcomes of participation in a community priority setting workshop. Global Health Promotion. 2010;17(2):34-43.

73 Breitkreuz R*, Williamson DL, & Raine KD. Dis-integrated policy: Welfare-to-work participants’ 30

experiences of integrating paid work and unpaid family work. Community, Work & Family. 2010;13(1):43-69.

72. Plotnikoff RC, Courneya K, Sigal RJ, Johnson JA, Birkett N, Lau D, Raine K, Johnson ST, & Karunamuni N. Alberta Diabetes and Physical Activity Trial (ADAPT): A randomized theory-based efficacy trial for adults with type 2 diabetes – rationale, design, recruitment, evaluation, and dissemination. Trials [serial on the internet]. 2010;11(4):[about 10 p.]. Available from: http://www.trialsjournal.com/content/11/1/4.

71. Spence JC, Cutumisu N*, Edwards J, Raine KD, & Smoyer-Tomic K. Relation between local food environments and obesity among adults. BMC Public Health. 2009;9:192-197.

70. Storey KE*, Forbes LE, Fraser SN, Spence JC, Plotnikoff RC, Raine KD, Hanning RM, & McCargar LJ. Diet quality, nutrition, and physical activity among adolescents: The Web-SPAN (Web-Survey of Physical Activity and Nutrition) project. Public Health Nutrition. 2009;12(11):2009-2017.

69. Minaker L*, Raine KD, & Cash S. Measuring the food service environments: Development and implementation of assessment tools. Canadian Journal of Public Health. 2009;100(6):421-425

68. Downs SM*, Arnold A*, Marshall D, McCargar LJ, Raine KD, & Willows ND. Associations among the food environment, diet quality and weight status in Cree children in Québec. Public Health Nutrition. 2009; 12(9):1504-1511.

67. Forbes LE*, Storey KE*, Fraser SN, Spence JC, Plotnikoff RC, Raine KD, Hanning RM, & McCargar LJ. Dietary patterns associated with glycemic index and glycemic load among Alberta adolescents. Applied Physiology Nutrition and Metabolism. 2009;34:648-658.

66. Willows ND, Veugelers P, Raine K, & Kuhle S. Prevalence and sociodemographic risk factors related to household food security in Aboriginal peoples in Canada. Public Health Nutrition. 2009;12(8): 1150-1156.

65. Willows ND, Marshall D, Raine K, & Ridley DC*. Diabetes awareness and body size perceptions of Cree schoolchildren. Health Education Research. 2009;24(6):1051-1058.

64. Plotnikoff RC, Karunamuni N, Spence JC, Storey K*, Forbes L*, Raine K, Wild TC, & McCargar L. Chronic disease-related lifestyle risk factors in a sample of Canadian adolescents. Journal of Adolescent Health. 2009;44:606-609.

63. Black TL*, Raine K, & Willows ND. Understanding prenatal weight gain among First Nations women. Canadian Journal of Diabetes. 2008;32(3):198-205.

62. Vallianatos H*, & Raine K. Consuming food and constructing identities among Arabic and South Asian immigrant women. Food, Culture and Society. 2008;11(3):355-373.

61. Smoyer-Tomic KE., Spence JC, Raine K, Amrhein C, Cameron N*, Yasenovskiy V, Cutumisu N*, Hemphill E*, & Healy J. The association between neighborhood socioeconomic status and exposure to supermarkets and fast food outlets in Edmonton, Canada. Health & Place. 2008;14:740-754.

60. Anderson D, Raine K, Plotnikoff RC, Cook K*, Barrett L *., & Smith C. Baseline assessment of organizational capacity for health promotion within regional health authorities in Alberta, Canada. IUPHE - Promotion and Education. 2008;15(2):6-14.

59. Thomson M*, Spence JC, Raine K, & Laing L. The association of television viewing with snacking behavior and body weight of young adults. American Journal of Health Promotion. 2008;22(5):329-335.

58. Vallianatos H*, Brennand EA., Raine K, Stephen Q, Petawabano B, Dannenbaum D, & Willows N. Cree women speak – intergenerational perspective on weight gain in pregnancy and weight loss after pregnancy. Journal of Aboriginal Health. 2008;4(1):6-14.

57. Hemphill E*, Raine K, Spence JC, & Smoyer-Tomic K. Exploring obesogenic food environments in Edmonton, Canada: The association between socioeconomic factors related to fast-food access. American Journal of Health Promotion. 2008;22(2):426-432.

56. Raine K, Spence J C, Church J, Boulé N, Slater L, Marko J, Gibbons K, & Hemphill E. State of the evidence review on urban health and healthy weights. Ottawa: CIHI; 2008 March 11. Available from: http://secure.cihi.ca/cihiweb/products/Urban%20Health%20and%20Healthy%20Weights.pdf.

55. Maclellan-Wright MF., Anderson D, Barber S, Smith N, Cantin B, Felix R, & Raine K. The development of measures of community capacity for community-based funding programs. Health Promotion International. 2007;22(4):299-306.

54. Wolbeck Minke S, Raine K, Plotnikoff RC, Khalema E, & Smith C. Resources for health promotion: Rhetoric, research and reality. Canadian Journal of Public Health. 2007;98(6):489-494.

53. Vallianatos* H, & Raine K. Reproducing home: Arabic women’s experiences of Canada. Al-Raida. 2007;24(116-117):35-41.

52. Barrett LL*, Plotnikoff RC, & Raine K. Organizational leadership and its relationship to regional health authority actions to promote health. Journal of Health Organization and Management. 2007;21(2-3):259-282.

51. Raine K, & Wilson E. Obesity prevention in the Canadian population: Policy recommendations for environmental change. 2006 Canadian clinical practice guidelines on the management and prevention of obesity in adults and children. Canadian Medical Association Journal. 2007; 176(8 Suppl):106-110.

50. Berry T, Plotnikoff RC, Raine K, Anderson D, & Naylor P-J. An examination of the stages of change construct for health promotion with organizations. Journal of Health Organization and Management.2007; 21(2-3):121-135.

49. Barrett JE*, Plotnikoff RC, Courneya KS, & Raine KD. Physical activity and type 2 diabetes: Exploring the role of gender and income. The Diabetes Educator. 2007;33(1):1-16.

48. Plotnikoff RC, Taylor LM*, Wilson PM, Courneya K, Sigal RJ, Birkett N, Raine K, & Svenson LW. Factors associated with physical activity in adults with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 2006;38(8):1526-1534.

47. Bridge A*., Kipp W, Raine K, & Konde-Lule J. Nutritional status and food consumption patterns of young children living in western Uganda. East African Medical Journal. 2006;83(11):363-370.

46. Wolbeck Minke S, Smith C, Plotnikoff RC, Khalema E., & Raine K. The evolution of integrated chronic disease prevention in Alberta, Canada. Preventing Chronic Disease. 2006;3(3):A102.

45. Vallianatos H*, Brennand EA, Raine K, Stephen Q, Petawabano B, Dannenbaum D, & Willows N. Beliefs and practices of First Nation women about weight gain during pregnancy and lactation: Implications for women's health. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 2006;38(1):102-119.

44. Williamson DL, Stewart MJ, Hayward K, Letourneau N, Makwarimba E, Masuda J, Raine K, Reutter L, Rootman I, & Wilson D. Low-income Canadians’ experiences with health-related services: Implications for health care reform. Health Policy. 2006;76:106-121.

43. Reutter, L., Stewart, M., Raine, K., Williamson, D., Letourneau, N., & McFall, S. Partnerships and participation in conducting poverty-related health research. Primary Health Care Research and Development. 2005;6:356-366.

42. Plotnikoff, R.C., Anderson, D., Raine, K., Cook, K*, Barrett, L*., & Prodaniuk, T.R. Scale development of individual and organization infrastructure for heart health promotion in regional health authorities. Health Education Journal. 2005;64(3):256-270.

41. Raine K. Determinants of healthy eating in Canada: An overview and synthesis. Canadian Journal of Public Health. 2005;96(Suppl. 3):S8-S14.

40. Anderson, D., Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., & Barrett, L*. Development of measures of individual leadership for health promotion. International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance. 2005;18(2):i-xii.

39. Brunet S*, Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., & Courneya, K. Physical activity of Aboriginals with type 2 diabetes: An exploratory study. Ethnicity and Disease. 2005;15(2):256-266.

38. Barrett, L.L*, Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., & Anderson, D. Development of measures of organizational leadership for health promotion. Health Education & Behavior. 2005;32(2):195-207.

37. Dressendorfer, R.H., Raine, K., Dyck, R.J., Plotnikoff, R.C., Collins-Nakai, R.L., McLaughlin, W.K., & Ness, K. A conceptual model of community capacity development for health promotion in the Alberta Heart Health Project. Health Promotion Practice. 2005;6(1):31-36.

36. Anderson, D., Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., Cook, K*., Smith, C., & Barrett, L*. Towards the development of scales to measure “will” to promote heart health within health organizations in Canada. Health Promotion International. 2004;19(4):471-481.

35. Raine, K. Overweight and obesity in Canada: A population health perspective. Canadian Institute for Health Information, Canadian Population Health Initiative; 2004 August. Available from: http://secure.cihi.ca/cihiweb/products/CPHIOverweightandObesityAugust2004_e.pdf.

34. Paquette, M.-C*., & Raine, K.D. The sociocultural context of adult women’s body image. Social Science and Medicine. 2004;59(5):1047-1058.

33. Clark, A., Raine, K., & Raphael, D. The ACS/ADA/AHA joint statement on preventing cancer, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes: Where are the social determinants? Diabetes Care. 2004;27:3024.

32. Raphael, D., Anstice, S., Raine, K., McGannon, K.R., Rizvi, S.K., & Yu ,V. The Social Determinants of the incidence and management of type 2 diabetes mellitus: Are we prepared to rethink our questions and redirect our research activities? International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance. 2003;16(3):10-20.

31. McIntyre, L., Glanville, N.T., Raine, K.D., Dayle, J.B., Anderson, B., & Battaglia, N. Do low-income lone mothers compromise their nutrition to feed their children? Canadian Medical Association Journal. 2003;168(6):686-691.

30. Williams, P.L., McIntyre, L., Dayle, J.B., & Raine, K. The ‘wonderfulness’ of children’s feeding programs. Health Promotion International. 2003;18:163-170.

29. Raine, K., McIntyre, L., & Dayle, J.B. The failure of charitable school - and community-based nutrition programs to feed hungry children. Critical Public Health. 2003;13:155-169.

28. Elliott, S.J., O’Loughlin, J., Robinson, K., Eyles, J., Cameron, R., Harvey, D., Raine, K., & Geleskey, D. Conceptualizing dissemination research and activity: The case of the Canadian Heart Health Initiative. Health Education and Behavior. 2003;30:267-282.

27. McIntyre, L., Glanville, N.T., Officer, S., Anderson, B., Raine, K.D., & Dayle, J.B. Food insecurity of low- income lone mothers and their children in Atlantic Canada. Canadian Journal of Public Health. 2002;93:411- 415.

26. Paquette M-C*., Leung R*, Staats H*, & Raine K. Development of a body image program for adult women. Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior. 2002;34:172-173.

25. McIntyre, L., Raine, K., Hobson, H., & Dayle, J.B. Origin stories from children’s feeding programs in Atlantic Canada: Heart-wrenching tales or contemporary legends? Contemporary Legend. 2001;4:108-125.

24. Smith, C., Raine, K., Anderson, D., Dyck, R., Plotnikoff, R.C., Ness, K., & McLaughlin, K. A preliminary examination of organizational capacity for heart health promotion in Alberta’s regional health authorities. International Journal of Health Promotion & Education. 2001;S1:40-43.

23. Vogel, E*., Anderson, K., Raine, K., & Clandinin, T. Gestational Diabetes: A Kitchen Table Approach. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research. 2001;62:169-173.

22. McIntyre, L., Raine, K., & Dayle, J.B. The institutionalization of children’s feeding programs in Atlantic Canada. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research. 2001;62(2):53-57.

21. Cook, K*, Raine, K.D., & Williamson, D.L. The health implications of working for welfare benefits: The experiences of single mothers in Alberta, Canada. Health Promotion Journal of Australia. 2001;11(4):293-299.

20. Wilson, D., Glassford, R.G., Krupa, E., Masuda, J., Wild, C., Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine-Travers, K., & Stewart, M. Health promotion practice, research and policy: Building capacity through the development of an interdisciplinary study centre and graduate programme in Alberta, Canada. Promotion & Education. 2000;7(1):44-47.

19. Conrad, B*, Glanville, T., & Raine-Travers, K. Adherence to a very low fat diet for cardiac rehabilitation patients. The Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research. 2000;61(4):193-195.

18. Dayle, J.B., McIntyre, L., & Raine-Travers, K. The dragnet of children’s feeding programs in Atlantic Canada. Social Science and Medicine. 2000;51(12):1783-1793.

17. McIntyre, L., Travers, K., & Dayle, J.B. Children’s feeding programs in Atlantic Canada: Reducing or reproducing inequities? Canadian Journal of Public Health. 1999;90:196-200.

16. Lordly, D.J*., & Travers, K.D. Dietetic internship – evaluation of an integrated model. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research. 1998;59:199-207.

15. Wong, T*., & Travers, K. Evaluation of a peer health education project in the Gambia, West Africa. International Quarterly of Community Health Education. 1997-98;17:43-56.

14. Travers, K., Cogdon, A., McDonald, W., Wright, C*, Anderson, B., & MacLean, D. Availability and cost of heart healthy dietary changes in Nova Scotia. Journal of the Canadian Dietary Association. 1997;58:176-183.

13. Velempini, E*, & Travers, K.D. Accessibility of nutritious African foods for an adequate diet in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Journal of Nutrition Education. 1997;29:120-127.

12. Travers, K.D. Nutrition education for social change: Critical perspective. Journal of Nutrition Education. 1997;29:57-62.

10. Travers, K.D. Reducing inequities through participatory research and community empowerment. Health Education & Behavior. 1997;24(3):343-356.

9. Travers, K.D. The social organization of nutritional inequities. Social Science and Medicine. 1996;43(4):543- 553.

8. Travers, K.D. Using qualitative research to understand the socio-cultural origins of diabetes among Cape Breton Mi’kmaq. Chronic Diseases in Canada. 1995;16(4):140-143.

7. Travers, K.D. Nutrition experiences of low-income women. The Canadian Journal of Ob/Gyn & Women’s Health Care. 1994;6(6):691-697.

6. Travers, K.D. Reduire les inegalites nutritionnelles par une education a charactere social. Dietetique en action. 1993;7(2):18-22.

5. Travers, K.D, Tan, M.H., MacCleave, A.P., Murphy, A., & Whiting, S. Evaluation of a motivational education 34

program for cardiovascular risk reduction: Effects on knowledge and behavior. Journal of Nutrition Education. 1992;24:109-116.

4. Younker Smith, K., Travers, K.D., & Legare, H. Evaluating the good health eating guide system: A survey of health professionals. Beta Release. 1990;14(3):75-78.

3. Travers, K.D., & Tan, M.H. Management of hyperlipoproteinemias. Dietary considerations. The Nova Scotia Medical Journal. 1988;67(5):155-158.

2. Tan, M.H., & Travers, K.D. Guidelines for the diagnosis and management of hypercholesterolemia. The Nova Scotia Medical Journal. 1988;67(5):148-151.

1. Raine Travers, K.D., Williams, C.N., Perey, B.J., & Macdonald, A.S.: Dietary characteristics and nutrient intake of morbidly obese patients. Journal of the Canadian Dietetic Association. 1987;48(2):113-116.

Papers Currently Under Review Following Revision

1. Olstad*, D.L, Vermeer*, J., McCargar, L.J., Prowse, R*, Raine, K.D. Using traffic light labels to improve food selection in recreation and sport facility eating environments. Appetite. (APPETITE-D-14-00578).

2. Ramos Salas, X*. Vallianatos, H. Spence, J.C. & Raine, K.D. Socio-cultural determinants of physical activity among Latin American immigrant women in Alberta, Canada. Journal of International Migration and Integration. JIMI-D-13-00095

Papers Currently Under Peer Review

1. Plotnikoff R, Karumundui N, Lytvyak E*, Penfold C, Schopflocher D, Imayama I, Johnson S, Raine KD. Osteoarthritis Prevalence and Modifiable Risk-factors: A Population Study. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. (jech-2014-204789).

2. Alsumait, A*, ElSalhy, M, Raine, K; Cor K; Gokiert, R; Almutawa, S; Amin,M. Impact of Oral Health Status on Children's Oral Health-Related Quality of Life: A Cross-Sectional Study. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes

3. Olstad, D.L*. Campbell, E.J., Raine, K.D. & C.I.J Nykiforuk. A multiple case history and systematic review of adoption, diffusion, implementation and impact of provincial daily physical activity policies in Canadian schools. BMC Public Health (ID: 1425957550151340)

4. Taylor, L., Raine, K.D. & Spence, J.C. Understanding physical activity in individuals with prediabetes: An application of Social Cognitive Theory Psychology, Health & Medicine. (PHM-2014-11-0756)

Published Educational CD-ROM

1. Raine, K., & Lau, D. Population Approach to the Prevention of Obesity [State-of-the-Art Concepts and Case- Based Learning CD-ROM] Canadian Obesity Network. 2007 Mechanism in Medicine Inc.

Published Book Chapters

1. Raine, K., & Paul, A. (2006). The social organization of inequities in health: Cape Breton Mi’Kmaq communities and diabetes. In K. Cook & K. Gilbert (Eds.), Life on the Margins: Implications for health research. Australia: Pearson; 2006. pp. 96-113.

2. MacLean, D.R., Cogdon, A., Farquharson, J., Hood, R., Travers, K., & Petrasovits, A. Food for health: a nutritional initiative of the Nova Scotia Heart Health Program. In V. Wheelock, (Ed.). Implementing dietary guidelines for healthy eating. London: Blackie A&P; 1997. pp. 316-332. 35

3. Travers, K.D. “Do you teach them how to budget?”: Professional discourse in the construction of nutritional inequities. In D. Maurer & J. Sobal (Eds.), Eating agendas. Food and nutrition as social problems. New York: Aldine de Gruyter; 1995. pp. 213-240.

Published Scientific Book Reviews and Letters

1. McIntyre, L., Raine, K.D., & Dayle, J. Re: Benefits and barriers associated with participation in food programs in three low-income Ontario communities. (Letter to the Editor), Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research, 63(2):52, 2002.

2. Raine, K. Poverty, ethnicity and type 2 diabetes. (Clinical Review) International Diabetes Monitor, 14(4): 15- 16, 2002.

3. Raine-Travers, K. A sociology of food and nutrition: The social appetite. (Germov, J. & Williams, L. eds.) (Book Review). Journal of Nutrition Education, 32(1): 66-67, 2000.

4. Raine-Travers, K. Research Watch. (Macaulay AC, Delormier T, McComber AM et al.) Participatory research with native community of Kahnawake creates innovative code of research ethics. (Research Review) Canadian Journal of Diabetes Care, 1999.

5. Travers, K.D. Sociologies of Food and Nutrition. by W.A. McIntosh (Book Review). Journal of Nutrition Education, 30(6): 416-7, 1998.

6. Travers, K.D. Sociologies of Food and Nutrition. by W.A. McIntosh (Book Review). Social Science in Medicine, 46(9): 1250, 1998.

Publications in Conference Proceedings

1. Travers, K.D. Diabetes among Cape Breton Mi’kmaq as a Health Inequity. In Macdonald, S., Anderson, K. & Roe-Finlay, S. (Eds.) Theory, Reality, Hope. (Conference Proceedings - 3rd International Conference on Diabetes and Indigenous Peoples). Winnipeg, Manitoba, 1995.

2. Travers, K.D. Nutrition experiences of socially disadvantaged women. In Pegis, J.M. (Ed). Nutrition and Women’s Health: New Perspectives. (Conference Proceedings). Toronto: Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., 1993.

Published Reports for Government

1. Frank, L.D., & Raine, K. Creating a healthier built environment in British Columbia – final report. Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), 1-48, September 2007.

2. Hodson, B*, Anderson, L., Anderson, D., Raine-Travers, K., & Shore, C. Evaluation of the Healthy Okotoks Project. A report to Alberta Health & Wellness, Health Transition Fund. June, 2000.

3. Travers, K. Aboriginal diabetes type 2 within a population health context. In Working Groups of the National Aboriginal Diabetes Strategy, Medical Services Branch. Background paper for the development of an Aboriginal Diabetes Strategy: Report of the working group. Health Canada, 46-50. 1998.

4. Expert Risk Factor Message Group, Public Education Working Group, Nova Scotia Heart Health Program. Scientific rationale and recommendations for improving the cardiovascular health of Nova Scotian adults. Nova Scotia Heart Health Program, 1992. (member of the Expert Risk Factor message group and co-chair of the Public Education Working Group).

5. Nova Scotia Heart Health Program, Nova Scotia Department of Health and Health & Welfare Canada. Report of the Nova Scotia Nutrition Survey. Nova Scotia Heart Health Program, 1993. (member of the Core Planning Group and principal author of the Knowledge and Attitudes section). 36

Publications for Professional and Lay Audiences

1. Healthy Foods at School Sporting Events. Scientific Advisor and “Voice”: for YouTube Video. Everactive Schools. 2014.

2. Overwater R., & Raine, K. From survive to thrive. Leap, Fall 2011.

3. Raine, K. Healthy Alberta Communities in Canada: Healthy community projects – focusing on diet and physical activity – in neighborhoods in Alberta. Commonwealth Secretariat Publication: Taking up the challenge of non- communicable diseases in the Commonwealth. 2011.

4. Buhler, S*., and Raine, K. Reducing consumption of sugar-sweetened beverages: Does taxation have a role? Current Issues. Dietitians of Canada. December 2010. Accessed through Penn: The Global Source for Nutrition Practice Database.

5. Raine, K. The key to fighting fat may lie in the pockets of public policy-makers (Op-Ed). The Edmonton Journal. 2008; September 14 (UofA Centenary issue)

6. Raine, K. Social policy investment, a key aspect of health care reform. The fACTivisit – Edmonton Social Planning Council, Spring 2005.

7. McIntyre, L., Glanville, T., & Raine, K. Hungry mothers of barely fed children. Nutrition and Food Security Network Newsletter, Dietitians of Canada p.3-4, Summer 2002.

8. Raine, K.D. Who’s doing applied diabetes research … and on what? Diabetes Quarterly, Diabetes Educator Section Newsletter p 7, Summer 2000.

9. Paquette, M.-C*., & Raine-Travers, K. The ideal feminine body. Practice. (Published by Dietitians of Canada) Issue #10, p.4., Summer 2000.

10. Bechtel, B., & Raine –Travers, K. The cost of healthy living. In Tracking the Trends: Social Health in Edmonton. Edmonton Social Planning Council, June 2000.

11. How to Start a Food Co-op (Manual). Community Health Promotion Fund, Nova Scotia Department of Health, 1995. (Project Advisor).

Selected Published Abstracts

53. Olstad DL, Raine KD, McCargar LJ. Competing mandates in recreational facilities: Profit vs public health. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 37(Suppl 2):S246, 2013.

52. McCargar L, Forbes L, Fraser S, Downs S, Storey K, Plotnikoff K, Raine K, Spence JC, Hanning R. (2013). Diet and activity risk factors for Type 2 Diabetes in Alberta youth: Comparison between 2005 and 2008. Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism PO3342; 63 (Suppl 1): p 1132, 2013.

51. Olstad DL, Raine KD, McCargar LJ, Goonewardene LA. Food selection in recreational facilities: Do parents and children make healthy choices? Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism PO214; 63 (Suppl 1): 359, 2013.

50. Katzmarzyk, P.T., Reeder, B.A., Elliott, S., Joffres, M.R., Pahwa, P., Raine, K.D., Kirkland, S., & Paradis, G. (2011). Body mass index and mortality from cardiovascular disease and cancer among Canadian adults. Obesity, 19(Suppl. 1): S227.

49. Nykiforuk, C.I.J., Schopflocher, D., VanSpronsen, E.P., Spence, J., Plotnikoff, R., Raine, K., Vallianatos, H., Nieuwendyk, L., Mitha, S., & Cutumisu, N. (2011). Quantifying the association between measured feature of the built environment and individual health outcomes: A cross-community comparison. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 35(2), 157. 37

48. Buhler, S*., & Raine, K. (2011). Thinking aloud: A qualitative examination of food choice in a grocery store. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 35(2):150.

47. Olstad, D*., Raine, K.D., Lieffers, J.R.L., & McCargar, L.J. (2011). Implementing nutrition guidelines improves the food environment but may not influence children’s dietary behaviours: A case study in a recreational facility. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 35(2):151.

46. Neary, N.E*., Gentles, E*., Buhler, S*., Trithart, S., & Raine, K.D. (2011). A “TV diet” and the appetite for healthy public policy on kids advertising. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 35(2):152.

45. Raine, K.D., Nykoforuk, C.I., Wild, T.C., Flaman, L., VanSpronsen, E., & Trithart, S. (2011). What is the appetite for policy actions to address obesity? Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 35(2):152.

44. McCargar, L.J., Fraser, S.N., Downs, S.M*., Storey, K.E*., Forbes, L.E*., Spence, J.C., Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., & Hanning, R.M. (2010). Urban and rural differences in nutrient intakes of Alberta (Canada) adolescents in 2005 and 2008. Obesity Reviews, 11(Suppl. 1):395.

43. Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Storey, K.E., Schopflocher, D.P., Nykiforuk, C.I.J., Purdy, L.E*., Veugelers, P.J., & Wild, T.C. (2010). Healthy Alberta communities: Impact of a three-year community-based obesity prevention intervention. Obesity Reviews, 11(Suppl. 1):454.

42. Storey, K.E*., & Raine, K. (2010). Building and understanding community networks for obesity prevention. Obesity Reviews, 11(Suppl. 1):457.

41. Olstad, D.L*., Downs, S.M., Berry, T.R., Raine, K.D., Anschetz, C.D., Hill, A.S., & McCarger, L.J. (2010). Awareness of and intent-to-use the Alberta nutrition guidelines for children and youth in recreational facilities in Alberta. Obesity Reviews, 11(Suppl. 1):458.

40. Nykiforuk, C.I.J., Schopflocher, D.P., Vallianatos, H., Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Spence, J.C., VanSpronsen, E., & Flaman, L. (2010). The role of built and social environments in obesity reduction. Obesity Reviews, 11(Suppl. 1):458.

39. Buhler, S*., & Raine, K.D. (2010). Partnering with a commercial vendor to improve hospital food environment. Obesity Reviews, 11(Suppl. 1):460.

38. Nykiforuk C; Raine K; Schopflocher D; Vallianatos H; VanSpronsen E; Flaman L. (2009). The role of the built environment in community interventions for obesity prevention. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 34(2):240.

37. Woo, J*., Ohinmaa, A., Raine, K., & Veugelers, P. (2009). Challenges in the design of an economic evaluation for an integrated health promotion project, the Healthy Alberta Communities. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 34(2):244.

36. Knight, H*. & Raine, K.D. (2009). Eating Behaviour Change in Chronic Disease Management. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 34(2):252.

35. Downs, S*., Raine, K., McCargar, L., Marshall, D., & Willows, N. (2009). The home environment, diet quality and weight status of Cree children in northern Quebec. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 34(2): 276.

34. Taylor LM*, Raine K, Holt N, Lutes J, Spence JC, Plotnikoff R. (2009). Views of adults diagnosed with prediabetes regarding program service provision. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism, 34(2):298.

33. Forbes, L*., Storey, K*., Fraser, S., Spence, J., Plotnikoff, R., Raine, K., Hanning, R., & McCargar, L. (2009). Dietary and physical activity risk factors for diabetes among Alberta youth. Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolsim, 34(3):496.

32. McCargar, L.J., Calengor, K*., Kennedy, L*., Hanning, R., Fraser, S.N., Spence, J.C., Plotnikoff, R.C., & Raine, K. (2007). Diet quality and its association with specific nutrient intakes, meal behaviors and physical activity of adolescents. Obesity Journal Abstract #338-P. 15(S):A106.

31. Calengor, K*., Kennedy, L*., Hanning, R., Spence, J.C., Plotnikoff, R., Raine, K., & McCargar, L. (2006). Correlates of overweight among Alberta Youth as assessed by a Web-Survey of Physical Activity and Nutrition (Web-SPAN). Obesity Research, 14(Suppl. 9):A254.

30. Spence, J.C., Raine, K., Boule, N., Hemphill, E., Church, J., Gibbons, K., Slater, L., & Marko, J. (2006). State of the evidence review on urban environments and healthy weights. Obesity Reviews, 7(Suppl. 2):64.

29. Willows, N.D., Raine, K., & Downs, S*. (2006). Canadian aboriginal (Cree) schoolchildren are at risk for obesity and poor diet quality. Obesity Reviews, 7(Suppl. 2):117.

28. Minaker, L*., Raine, K.D., & Cash, S.B. (2006). Energy cost of prepared foods varies by type of food establishment. Obesity Reviews, 7(Suppl. 2):250.

27. Thomson, M*., Spence, J.C., Raine, K., & Laing L. (2006). The influence of television viewing on snacking behavior and body weight. Obesity Reviews, 7(Suppl. 2):265.

26. Calengor K*, Kennedy L*, Hanning R, Schwartz M, Spence J.C., Plotnikoff R.C., Raine K, & McCargar L. (2006). Web-SPAN (Web-Survey of Physical Activity and Nutrition): A preliminary report of Alberta youth. Applied Physiology, Nutrition and Metabolism, 31(3):336.

25. Barrett, J.E*., Plotnikoff, R.C., Courneya, K.S., & Raine, K.D. (2005). Physical activity and type 2 diabetes: Exploring the role of gender and socioeconomic status. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 29(282):76.

24. Vallianatos, H*., & Raine, K. (2005). Migration and obesity: Social determinants of overweight/obesity among Canadian immigrants. Obesity Reviews, 6(Suppl. 1):310

23. Hemphill, E*., Raine, K., Spence, J.C., & Smoyer-Tomic, K. (2005). Examining obesogenic environments in urban Canada: Is socio-economic status predictive of fast-food access? Obesity Research, 13(Supplement Program Abstracts):A89.

22. Ramos Salas, X*., Vallianatos, H., & Raine K. (2005). Social and cultural determinants of obesity among Latin American immigrant women. Obesity Research, 13(Supplement Program Abstracts):A157.

21. Vallianatos, H., Ramos Salas, X*., & Raine, K. (2005). Social Determinants of Overweight/Obesity Among Three Immigrant Communities, Obesity Research, 13(Supplement Program Abstracts):A157.

20. Plotnikoff, R., Taylor, L*., Wilson, P., Courneya, K., Sigal, R., Birkett, N., Raine, K., & Svenson, L. (2005). Demographic and health factors associated with physical activity in adults with type 1 or type 2 diabetes. American Journal of Epidemiology. 161(11): S54-S54.

19. Brunet, S*., Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., &Courneya, K. (2005). Exercise is important to preventing and controlling type 2 diabetes. Ethnicity and Health, 15:353-354.

18. Raine, K. (2004). An ecological perspective on the promotion of healthy weights: Canadian context. Obesity Research, (NAASO), 12(Supplement Program Abstracts):A163.

17. Plotnikoff, R.C., Wilson, P., Taylor, L.M*., Courneya, K., Sigal, R.J., Birkett, N., Raine, K., & Svenson, L. (2004). Social and health correlates of physical activity in type 1 and type 2 diabetes: An adult population sample. International Journal of Behavioural Medicine. 11(S):298.

16. Watters C.A*., Raine K., Anderson D., & Plotnikoff R.C. 2003. Nutrition and physical activity lag behind tobacco in heart health promotion. Canadian Journal of Gastroenterology, 17(6):397.

15. Watters, C.A*., & Raine, K.D. (2003). Heart health promotion in practice: an exploration of dietitians’ experiences and perceptions. Canadian Journal of Dietetic Practice and Research, 64(2).

14. Plotnikoff, R.C., Wilson, P.M., Courneya, K.S., Birkett, N., Sigal, R., Raine, K., & Svenson, L. (2003). Determinants of physical activity intentions for healthy weight, overweight and obese groups of people with diabetes: An application of the Theory of Planned Behavior. Canadian Journal of Diabetes, 27(3): 305.

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Research Papers Presented (Abstracts not published):

2013 The Alberta Policy Coalition for Chronic Disease Prevention. Annual Provincial Forum for: Campus Alberta Health Outcomes and Public Health (HOPH), Edmonton, April

2012 Restricting Marketing to Children: Consensus on Policy to Address Childhood Obesity Raine, K.D, N Neary*, T Lobstein, J Landon, M Potvin Kent, S Pellerin, T Caulfield & JC Spence 4th Conference on Recent Advances in the Prevention and Management of Childhood and Adolescent Obesity. Strategies and Solutions – From Practice to Policy 40

Halifax, October

Impact of a Population-based, Community-driven Health Promotion Intervention on Social and Health Outcomes Canadian Public Health Association 2012 Annual Conference Edmonton, Alberta, June

Food Insecurity and Food Charity: Forging a More Effective Response Bencz, M., Dachner, A., Dedrick, A., & Raine, K.D. (Workshop) Canadian Public Health Association 2012 Annual Conference Edmonton, Alberta, June

Policy interventions to reduce obesity: Learning from Tobacco Control Raine, K.D., Nykiforuk, C., Reed, S., Neary, N. World Nutrition Rio2012, Public Health and Nutrition Congress Rio de Janeiro State University, Rio de Janeiro, April

2011 Models for Change: The Provincial Policy Coalition (Healthy Public Policy Capacity Development Workshop) Pellerin, S., & Raine, K.D. 2nd National Obesity Summit Montreal, Quebec, April-May

How Much Exposure Do Kids Get? (Policy Advocacy for Obesity Prevention: Protecting Children from Commercial Marketing Workshop) 2nd National Obesity Summit Montreal, Quebec, April-May

2010 Healthy Alberta Communities: A Community-University-Government Partnership for Obesity and Chronic Disease Prevention. CIHR Institute of Population and Public Health Symposium Toronto, ON, November

Healthy Alberta Communities: Impact of a Three-Year Community-Based Obesity Prevention Intervention. Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Storey, K.E., Schopflocher, D.P., Nykiforuk, C.I.J., Purdy, L.E., Veugelers, P.J., & Wild, T.C. INSIGHTS, School of Public Health, University of Alberta Edmonton, AB, November

Albertan Decision Makers Supportive of Policy Actions to Address Obesity Raine, K., Nykiforuk, C., Wild, C., Flaman, L., VanSpronsen, E., & Trithart, S. INSIGHTS, School of Public Health, University of Alberta Edmonton, AB, November

Canadian Decision Makers Supportive of Policy Actions to Address Obesity. Raine, K., Nykiforuk, C., Wild, C., Flaman, L., VanSpronsen, E., & Trithart, S. International Conference on Cancer and Obesity. IASO, Union for International Cancer Control & the World Cancer Research Fund Valencia, Spain, October

2009 Relations Between Local Food Environments and Obesity Among Adults. Spence, J.C., Raine, K.D. International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (ISBNPA) Annual Conference Lisbon, Portugal, June

Beyond Randomization: Possibilities and Potential Pitfalls for Research in Socio-environmental Programs to Promote Healthy Eating and Active Living. (Workshop) Raine, K.D. 41

International Society of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (ISBNPA) Annual Conference Lisbon, Portugal, June

Dietary and physical activity risk factors for diabetes among Alberta youth. Forbes, L., Storey, K., Fraser, S., Spence, J., Plotnikoff, R., Raine, K., Hanning, R., & McCargar, L. Canadian Society for Clinical Nutrition/Canadian Society of Nutritional Sciences (CSCN/CSNS) Quebec City, QC, May /June

2008 Neo-material and psycho-social impacts of welfare-to-work policies on health and well-being. Breitkreuz, R., Williamson, D.L., Raine, K.D. 70th National Council on Family Relations (NCFR) Annual Conference Little Rock, AR USA, November

Adolescent nutrition and physical activity associated with weight status assessed by Web-SPAN Storey, Kate E., Forbes, Laura E., Fraser, Shawn N., Spence, John C., Plotnikoff, Ronald C., Raine, Kim D., McCargar, Linda J. Community Based Interventions for the Promotion of Healthy Body Weight Satellite Workshop, ISBNPA 2008 Meeting, Banff, Alberta

Dietary determinants of glycemic index and glycemic load among Alberta youth Forbes, Laura E., Storey, Kate E., Fraser, Shawn N., Spence, John C., Plotnikoff, Ronald C., Raine, Kim D., McCargar. Linda J. Community Based Interventions for the Promotion of Healthy Body Weight Satellite Workshop, ISBNPA 2008 Meeting, Banff, Alberta

2007 Healthy Alberta Communities: A Community-Academic Partnership for Chronic Disease Prevention Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Wild, C., Veugelers, P., Purdy, L., Schopflocher, D., Nykiforuk, C., & Deegan, H. 19th World Conference on Health Promotion and Health Education (IUPHE), Vancouver, June

Healthy Alberta Communities: Profiles of Community Capacity Building Activities Deegan, H., Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R., Nykiforuk, C., Purdy, L., Wild, C., Veugelers, P., & Schopflocher, D. 19th World Conference on Health Promotion and Health Education (IUPHE), Vancouver, June

Healthy Alberta Communities: A Comprehensive Model of Evaluation to Capture Community-Level Change Nykiforuk, C., Plotnikoff, R., Raine, K., Wild, C., Veugelers, P., Schopflocher, D., Purdy, L., & Hemphill, E.19th World Conference on Health Promotion and Health Education (IUPHE), Vancouver, June

2006 Body Image and Size Dissatisfaction in First Nations Children Willows, N., Ridley, D., Raine, K., & Marhsall, D. Mental Health Research Showcase 2006: Advancing Mental Health through Research, Banff, AB. October

Healthy Alberta Communities: A Community-Academic Partnership to Prevent Obesity in Canada’s West Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R., Nykiforuk, C., Deegan, H., Purdy, L., Schopflocher, D., Veugelers, P., & Wild, C. Community-based Obesity Prevention, Geelong, Victoria Australia, September

The Influence of Television Viewing on Dietary and Physical Activity Behaviors: A synthesis of best Evidence. Spence, J. C., Thomson, M., Raine, K., Wild, T. C., McGannon, K. R., & Martin Ginis, K. International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, Boston, MA., USA July

The Tale of Two Streets: A Comparative Study of Food Retail Environments in Edmonton Cameron, N., Freydberg, N., Healy, J., Smoyer-Tomic, K., Raine, K., Yasenovskiy, V., Minaker, L., Cutumisu, N., Spence, J.C., & Amrhein, C. Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers 2006. Chicago, ILL., USA March.

Charting the Foodscape of Edmonton. Cameron, N., Tomic, K., Raine, K., Spence, J.C., Amrhein, C., Gibbons, K., Yasenovskiy, V., Cutumisu, N., Healy, J., Freydberg, N., Minaker, L., & Marko, J. Edmonton Chamber of Voluntary Organizations’ “Building Better Communities Two, Edmonton City Hall. Edmonton, January.

2005 Charting the Foodscape and Supermarket Competition in Edmonton. Cameron, N., Tomic, K., Raine, K., Spence, J.C., Amrhein, C., Cameron, N., Gibbons, K., Yasenovskiy, V., Cutumisu, N., Healy, J., Freydberg, N., Minaker, L., & Marko, J. GIS Day 2005, University of Alberta, November

Comparing Factors Affecting Spatial Accessibility Estimation Yasenovskiy V., Cameron N., Smoyer-Tomic, K.E., Amrhein C., Raine K., Spence J.C., Cutumisu N., & Healy J. North American Regional Science Association Conference. Las Vegas, Nevada, USA, November

Community Capacity: Can it be Measured? Barber S., Cantin B., Raine K., Smith N., Anderson D., & Felix R. Evaluation 2005: Crossing Boarders, Crossing Boundaries, Toronto ON, October

Cree Women’s Perceptions of Weight Gain in Pregnancy and Weight Loss Following Pregnancy Vallianatos H., Brennand E., Raine K., Willows N., & Dannenbaum D. Sixth Conference of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society and the First Conference for Circumpolar Health, Quebec City, October

Dietary Intake and its Relationship to Diet Quality, and Body Weight in First Nation Children Arnold A., Marshall D., Ng, C., Raine K., McCargar L., Lam D., & Willows N. Sixth Conference of the Canadian Rural Health Research Society and the First Conference for Circumpolar Health, Quebec City, October

Are there Food Deserts in Edmonton, Alberta? A Study of Supermarket Accessibility. Smoyer-Tomic, K., Spence, J.C., Amrhein, C., Raine, K., Spence, J., Healy, J. & Yasenovskiy, V. International Medical Geography Symposium. Ft. Worth Texas, July.

Measuring Spatial Accessibility and Availability of Food Retail Outlets in Edmonton, Alberta. Yasenovskiy, V., Tomic, K., Amrhein, C., Raine, K., Spence, J., Cameron, N., Cutumisu, N., Wu, X., Hemphill, E. & Healy, J. Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting. London ON, June

Bread and Butter: The Role of Urban Planning in Food Retail. Cameron, N., Tomic, K., Amrhein, C., Raine, K., Spence, J., Healy, J., & Yasenovskiy, V. Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting. London ON, June

Measuring Neighbourhood Spatial Accessibility: An Example of Grocery Store and Fast-food Accessibility in Edmonton, Canada. Yasenovskiy, V., Tomic, K., Amrhein, C., Raine, K., Spence, J., Cameron, N., Cutumisu, N., Wu, X., Hemphill, E. & Healy, J. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers. Denver Colorado, April

Charting the Foodscape of Edmonton. Yasenovskiy, V., Cameron, N., Tomic, K., Amrhein, C., Raine, K., Spence, J., Cutumisu, N., Wu, X., Hemphill, E., Healy, J. & Marko, J. Urban Region Research and Management Forum. University of Alberta, Faculty of Extension. Edmonton, March

Charting the Foodscape of Edmonton. Cameron, N., Yasenovskiy, V., Tomic, K., Amrhein, C., Raine, K., Spence, J., Cutumisu, N., Wu, X., Hemphill, E., Healy, J. & Marko, J. 43

A-WEB, University of Alberta. Edmonton, March

2004 A Paradigm Shift From Heart Health to Healthy Living Smith, C., Raine, K., & Khalema, E. Positioning Technology to Serve Global Heart Health, The 5th International Heart Health Conference, Milan, Italy, June

From Demonstration to Dissemination: 15 Years of Building Capacity for Health Promotion in Alberta, Canada Raine, K., Ness, K., Khalema, E., Smith, C., McLaughlin, K., & Dyck, R. Positioning Technology to Serve Global Heart Health, The 5th International Heart Health Conference, Milan, Italy, June

The Alberta Healthy Living Network: A World Health Organization CINDI Demonstration Site. Smith, C., Raine, K., Cantin, B., MacDonald, N., & Bayliss, N. Positioning Technology to Serve Global Heart Health, The 5th International Heart Health Conference, Milan, Italy, June

Building Capacity to Promote Heart Health in Alberta, Canada: Evidence from the Longitudinal Data Khalema, E., Raine, K., Smith, C., Plotnikoff, R.C., Anderson, D., & Dyck, R. Positioning Technology to Serve Global Heart Health, The 5th International Heart Health Conference, Milan, Italy, June

Poverty as a Determinant of Heart Health: Alberta Regional Health Authorities’ Journey toward Optimizing Health Promotion Capacity McLaughlin, Keith W., Khalema, E., & Raine, K. Canadian Public Health Association’s 95th Annual Conference, St. John’s, Newfoundland, June

Exploring Obesogenic Food Environments in Urban Edmonton: Is Socioeconomic Status Related to Access? Hemphill, E., Raine, K.D., Spence, J.C., & Smoyer-Tomic, K. Canadian Public Health Association’s 95th Annual Conference, St. John’s, Newfoundland, June

Measuring Community Capacity in the Context of Health Canada, PPHB, AB/NWT Region’s Community based Funding Programs Barber, S., Raine, K., Cantin, B., Wright, M.F., Felix, R., Anderson, D., & Smith, N. Canadian Public Health Association’s 95th Annual Conference, St. John’s, Newfoundland, June

How Dietitians Utilize Research In Practice Watters, C.A., & Raine, K.D. International Congress of Dietetics, Chicago, Illinois, May

Addressing Environmental and Psychosocial Determinants of Heart Health in Alberta, Canada Raine, K., Khalema, E.N., Purdy, L., & Smith, C. 18th International Health Promotion Conference, Melbourne, Australia, April

Building Capacity for Aboriginal Health Research in Canada: The Alberta ACADRE Network Raine, K., Edwards, K., Gibson, N., & King, M. 18th World Conference on Health Promotion and Health Education, Melbourne, Australia, April

Moving from Heart Health to Chronic Disease Prevention: Institutionalizing Change and Building Capacity One Step at a Time Smith, C., Khalema, E.N., Raine, K., & Plotnikoff, R.C. Centre Chronic Disease Conference (CDC), Washington D.C, USA, February

2003 Exploring the link between organizational capacity and social determinants of health Purdy, L., & Raine, K. American Public Health Association, San Francisco, CA, November 44

The process of creating a healthy community in rural Alberta Hodson, B., Raine, K., & Anderson, L. International Healthy Cities Conference, Belfast, Ireland, October

Enhancing capacity by understanding the breastfeeding experiences of women with low incomes Aussant, J., & Raine, K. Dietitians of Canada Annual Conference, Calgary, AB, June

Social and Health Characteristics associated with a Population Sample of Persons with Diabetes who meet Public Health Physical Activity Guidelines. Plotnikoff, R.C., Wilson, P., Courneya, K., Birkett, N., Sigal, R., Raine, K., & Svenson, L. Society of Behavioral Medicine¹s 24th Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions, Salt Lake City, Utah , March

Social Change Approaches to the Prevention of Obesity and Body-Image Concerns Raine, K. & Paquette, M.-C. Prevention of Obesity: The Global Approach, Stockholm, Sweden, May

2002 Diabetes Prevention and Management among Low-income Populations: A Multi-systems Approach to Research, Intervention, and Change McGannon, K., Spence, J.C. & Raine, K. 6th National Health Promotion Conference, Victoria, BC, April

Partnering to Address Socio-environmental Determinants as they Relate to Heart Health Purdy, L., Anderson, D., & Raine, K. National Health Promotion Conference, Victoria, BC, April

The Relationship Between Welfare-to-Work Policies and the Health of Families in Poverty: A Critical Inquiry Breitkreuz, R., Raine, K. & Williamson, D. Qualitative Health Research Conference, Banff, AB, April

The Health of Welfare Recipients Participating in Mandatory Welfare-to-Work Programs: A Critical Ethnographic Inquiry Breitkreuz, R., Raine, K. & Williamson, D. Australian Health Promotion Association 14th Annual Conference, Sydney, June

Organizational capacity for heart health promotion within Alberta’s (CANADA) Regional Health Authorities: baseline versus year one follow-up. Anderson, D., Raine, K., Smith ,C., Plotnikoff, R.C., & Ness, K. Australian Health Promotion Association 14th Annual Conference, Sydney, June

Organizational capacity for heart health promotion within Alberta’s (CANADA) Regional Health Authorities: A qualitative analysis of the role of partnerships. Raine, K., Anderson, D., Smith, C., Plotnikoff, R.C., & Ness, K. Australian Health Promotion Association 14th Annual Conference, Sydney, June

Interventions to increase Organizational Capacity for Health Promotion in Regional Health Authorities in Alberta Canada Smith, C., Raine, K., Anderson, D., & Plotnikoff, R.C. Australian Health Promotion Association 14th Annual Conference, Sydney, June

2001 The Group Assessment Process: Creating the Environment for Incidental Learning and the Opportunity for Incidental Qualitative Research Raine, K., Anderson, D., Smith, C., Dyck, R., Plotnikoff, R.C., Ness, K., McLaughlin, K. 2nd International, Interdisciplinary Conference on Advances in Qualitative Methods, Edmonton, February

Team Qualitative Research: For Better or Worse? Paquette, M.-C., Chambers, J., Whetstone, B., & Raine, K. 2nd International, Interdisciplinary Conference on Advances in Qualitative Methods, Edmonton, February

Critical Ethnography as a Research Technique for Health Promotion Cook, K.E., & Raine, K.D. 2nd International, Interdisciplinary Conference on Advances in Qualitative Methods, Edmonton, February

Is health promotion an integral part of health care institutions’ business plans? Anderson, D., Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Smith, C Dyck, R., Ness, K., & McLaughlin, K. Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Red Dear, AB, June

The Group Assessment: A Means to Measuring and Building Capacity for Heart Health Promotion in Health Organizations. Raine, K., Anderson, D., Smith, C., Plotnikoff, R., Dyck, R., Ness, K. & McLaughlin, K. 4th International Heart Health Conference, Osaka, Japan, May

A Baseline Survey of Organizational Capacity for Heart Health Promotion. Anderson, D., Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Dyck, R., Smith, C., Ness, K., & McLaughlin, K. 4th International Heart Health Conference, Osaka, Japan, May

Can we measure success? We can and we did! Edey, J., Huffman, M., Raine, K., Roberts, S., & Garneau ,E. 8th Biennial Conference of the Society for Community Research and Action, Atlanta, GA, USA, June

What constitutes evidence? Blended methods for health promoting social change. Raine, K., & Paquette, M.-C. XVIIth World Conference on Health Promotion and Health Education, Paris, France, July

Impact Evaluation of Two Body Image Programs Paquette, M.-C., Wild, C., & Raine, K. Society for Nutrition Education Annual Conference, Oakland, CA, July

An empowerment approach to promoting “healthy” body image among women. Savenake, J., Raine, K., & Paquette, M.-C. 2nd National Body Image Conference: The Shape of Things to Come, Melbourne, Australia, September

Nutrition in Heart Health Promotion Watters, C.A., Raine, K., Anderson, D., & Smith, C. International Congress of Nutrition, Vienna, Austria, August

Scales to Measure Leadership for Heart Health Promotion: Establishing the Psychometric Properties Barrett, L., Anderson, D., Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Dyck, R., Smith, C., Ness, K., & McLaughlin, K. Canadian Public Health Association Annual Conference, Saskatoon, SK, October

2000 Nutrition education for social change: Body image and women. Paquette M.-C., Raine-Travers K., Wild C., Ransome K., Thain A., & Zupancic MA. American Public Health Association, Boston, November

Measuring organizational and individual capacity for heart health promotion in primary health care institutions. Anderson. D., Plotnikoff R.C., Raine-Travers K., Dyck R.; Ness K., Smith C.; Collins-Nakai R., & McLaughlin K. American Public Health Association, Boston, November

Education for social change: Improving women’s body image. Paquette M.-C., Ransome K., & Raine-Travers K. Canadian Public Health Association Annual Conference, Ottawa, October 46

The health implications of working for welfare benefits: The experiences of single mothers in Alberta, Canada. Cook, K., Raine, K., & Williamson, D. Australian Health Promotion Conference, Melbourne, October

Scales to measure "will" to promote heart health within health care settings: establishing the psychometric properties. Anderson, D., Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., Smith, C., Dyck, R., Ness, K., Mclaughlin, K, & Collins-Nakai, R. Canadian Heart Health Network Meeting, Vancouver, October

The process of developing scales to measure organizational and individual infrastructure for heart health promotion within health care settings. Anderson, D., Plotnikoff, R.C., Raine, K., Smith, C., Dyck, R., Ness, K., Mclaughlin, K., & Collins-Nakai, R. Canadian Heart Health Network Meeting, Vancouver, October

The Group Assessment: A Tool for Assessing and Developing Organizational Capacity. Raine, K., Anderson, D., Plotnikoff, R.C., Smith, C., Dyck, R., Ness, K., Mclaughlin, K., & Collins-Nakai, R. Canadian Heart Health Network Meeting, Vancouver, October

Preliminary Examination of Organizational Capacity for Heart Health Promotion in Alberta's Regional Health Authorities. Smith, C., Anderson, D., Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Dyck, R., Ness, K., Mclaughlin, K., & Collins-Nakai, R. Canadian Heart Health Network Meeting, Vancouver, October

The Process of Recruiting Regional Health Authorities to participate in the Alberta Heart Health Project. Smith, C., Anderson, D., Raine, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., Dyck, R., Ness, K., Mclaughlin, K., & Collins-Nakai, R. Canadian Heart Health Network Meeting, Vancouver, October

Policy and Program Implications of Low-Income People’s Perspectives on Health-Related Services and Supports Williamson D.L., Fast J, Raine-Travers, K; & Rootman, I. Canadian Public Health Association Annual Conference, Ottawa, October

The process of development of organizational and individual capacity scales for heart health promotion dissemination Anderson D., Plotnikoff R.C., Raine-Travers K., Dyck R.; Ness K., Smith C.; Collins-Nakai R., & McLaughlin K. Canadian Public Health Association Annual Conference, Ottawa, October

The process of engaging health organizations in capacity building. Dyck R., Raine-Travers K., Smith C., Anderson D., Plotnikoff R., Ness K., Collins-Nakai R., & McLaughlin K. Canadian Public Health Association Annual Conference, Ottawa, October

Food provisioning strategies of food-insecure lone mothers in Atlantic Canada. McIntyre L., Raine K., Dayle J., Anderson B., & Glanville T. World Congress of Public Heath Associations, Beijing, September

Experiences in developing two body image programs. Paquette M.-C., Raine-Travers K., Ransome K., Staats H., & Leung R. Society for Nutrition Education Annual Meeting, South Carolina, July

Women, food and body image. Paquette M.-C., Raine-Travers K., Chambers J., & Whetstone B Millennium Stews, Joint annual meeting of the Association for the Study of Food and Society and the Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society, New York City, June

Body image, dieting and eating practices in adult women. Paquette M.-C., Raine-Travers K., Whetstone B., & Chambers J. Dietitians of Canada Annual Conference, Ottawa, May

Exploring the sociocultural influences on body image of adult women. Paquette M.-C., Chambers J., Raine-Travers K. Building bridges: Creating an integrated approach to women’s health, Victoria, April

Body image and physical activity in mid-life women. Chambers J., Paquette M.-C., & Raine-Travers K. Qualitative Health Research Conference, Banff, April

Women and body image: Nutrition education for social change. Paquette M.-C., Raine-Travers K., Wild C., Chambers J., Leung R., Ransome K., Staats H., Whetstone B., & Zupancic MA. Research Revelations 2000, University of Alberta, February

Participatory Research: Application of Theory to Practice Williamson, D., Stewart, M., Reutter, L., Raine-Travers, K., & Wilson, D. Canadian Association for Research in Home Economics Conference, Edmonton, May (Winner of the 2000-2001 CAHRE Founder’s Award for contributions to research in Home Economics/ Human Ecology)

Training Peer Interviewers to Assess Low-income People’s Perspectives on Health Services. Raine-Travers, K., Reutter, L., Williamson, D., & Carlyle, K. Qualitative Health Research Conference, Banff, April

1999 The Challenges of Conducting Qualitative Research with Aboriginal Communities Advances in Qualitative Methods Conference, Edmonton, AB

The Organizational Process of Adopting Heart Health Promotion Philosophy and Practices in Alberta's Regional Health Authorities: A Dissemination Research Agenda Raine-Travers, K., Dyck, R. J., Collins-Nakai, R., McLaughlin, K., Ness, K., Plotnikoff, R.C., & Dressendorfer, R. Canadian Public Health Association Conference, Winnipeg, MB

A Method for Determining and Evaluating the Process of Developing a Healthy Community in Rural Alberta Hodson, B., Raine-Travers, K., & Thurston, W. Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Edmonton, AB

Helping One Another Access, Interpret and Apply Research Findings: Update from the Pre-Conference Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Edmonton, AB

The Role of Asset-Based Community Development In Promoting Health Buchanan, M.J., Roberts, S., & Raine-Travers, K. Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Edmonton, AB

Chronic Diseases among Aboriginal Peoples as Food Security Issues Society for Nutrition Education Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Aboriginal Diabetes Type 2 from a Determinants of Health Perspective Canadian Diabetes Association National Conference, Calgary, AB 48

Alberta’s Regional Health System: An Opportunity for Dissemination Research on Building Capacity for Heart Health Promotion at Multiple Ecological Levels Raine-Travers, K, Dyck, R.J., Collins-Nakai, R., McLaughlin, K., Ness, K., & Dressendorffer, R. 12th Canadian Heart Health Network Meeting, Halifax, NS

1997 Towards an Understanding of the Socio-cultural Origins of Diabetes among Cape Breton Mi’kmaq 4th International Conference on Diabetes and Indigenous Peoples, San Diego

Using Food Baskets to Monitor the Costs of Healthy Eating: The Canadian Experience (Panel presentation) International Conference on Sustainable Urban Food Systems, Toronto

Policy Implications of a Charitable Response to Child Hunger: Case Study of Children’s Feeding Programs in Atlantic Canada (Workshop with L. McIntyre) Canadian Public Health Association Conference, Halifax

Nutrition Education Experiences of Cape Breton Mi’kmaq with Diabetes Society for Nutrition Education Conference, Montreal

Availability and Cost of Heart Healthy Dietary Changes in Nova Scotia. K. Travers, A. Cogdon, W. McDonald, C. Wright, B. Anderson & D. MacLean 4th International Conference on Preventive Cardiology, Montreal

1996 The Social Organization of Children’s Feeding Programs in Atlantic Canada Society for Nutrition Education Annual Conference, St. Louis, Missouri

The Social Organization of Inequities in Health: Cape Breton Mi’kmaq Communities and Diabetes 4th Canadian Conference on Health Promotion, Montreal

Examining the Availability, Accessibility and Cost of Heart Healthy Dietary Changes in Nova Scotia 4th Canadian Conference on Health Promotion, Montreal

Social Barriers to the Maintenance of a Very Low-Fat Cardiac Diet: A Qualitative Study (with Colleen Wright) Canadian Public Health Association Conference, Vancouver

Casting a Wider Net: Fishing for Hungry Children (with Jutta Dayle and Lynn McIntyre) Canadian Anthropology Association Meeting, Brock U., St. Catherines, Ontario

1995 Diabetes among Cape Breton Mi’kmaq as a Health Inequity. 3rd International Conference on Diabetes and Indigenous Peoples, Winnipeg, Manitoba

Children’s Feeding Programs in Atlantic Canada: Reducing Inequities? (with Lynn McIntyre) American Public Health Association Conference, San Diego, CA

1994 Institutional Ethnography as a Methodology for Explicating Social Justice Issues in Health. 2nd International Qualitative Health Research Conference, Hershey Pennsylvania

Graduate and Employer Perceptions of Outcomes of a Cooperative Education Dietetics Program (with Daphne Lordly) Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Montreal

Development of Food Baskets as Tools to Examine the Availability, Accessibility, and Cost of Heart Healthy Dietary Changes in Nova Scotia (with Colleen Wright, Anne Cogdon, Barbara Anderson, Wendy McDonald, Lisa Rideout and David MacLean) Canadian Heart Health Network Meeting, Saint John, NB.

Tuning In! A Short Term Impact Assessment of a Television Series about Heart Health. (with Suzanne Piscopo) Society for Nutrition Education Annual Conference, Portland, Oregon

The Collaboration between a University and Hospital to Facilitate Research Skills for Dietetic Interns (Poster with Angie Gillis and Theresa Glanville) Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Montreal

Development of a Community-owned Food Cooperative (Poster with E. Archibald, C. Yeadon, K. Gaudet, L. Burke and A. Gillis) Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Montreal

1993 Professional Discourse in the Construction of Nutritional Inequities Society for Nutrition Education Conference, Saint Paul, Minnesota

Explicating the Social Organization of Nutritional Inequities Joint meeting of The Association for the Study of Food and Society and Agriculture and Human Values The Pennsylvania State University

Nutrition Experiences of Socially Disadvantaged Women. Faculty Research Seminar Series, MSVU

The Social Organization of Nutritional Inequities. Applied Human Nutrition Division Seminar, Faculty of Family and Consumer Studies, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ont.

Reducing Nutritional Inequities through Qualitative and Participatory Research. Health Education Division Seminar, Dalhousie University.

1992 Development of an Instrument to Assess Nutrition Knowledge and Attitudes. International Heart Health Conference, Victoria, B.C.

A Heuristic Depicting Eating as Embedded within Social Constructs Society for Nutrition Education Conference, Washington, D.C.

1991 Emancipatory Nutrition Education for Reducing Health Inequities among the Socially Disadvantaged. Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Saint John, N.B.

Nutrition Experiences of Socially Disadvantaged Families. Canadian Home Economics Association Conference, Halifax, N.S.

1990 Nutrition Experiences of Socially Disadvantaged Nova Scotians. N.S. Dietetic Association Fall Conference, Halifax, N.S.

Explicating Social Barriers to Healthy Eating with Institutional Ethnography. Society for Nutrition Education Conference, Anaheim, CA.

1988 Practical Reasoning as a Problem-Solving Strategy in Nutrition Education. Society for Nutrition Education Conference, Toronto, Ont.

Evaluation of a Motivational Lifestyle Education Intervention for Cardiovascular Risk Reduction. Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Halifax, N.S.

Nutrition Education for Healthy Life Choices : A Reconceptualization. Canadian Association for Research in Home Economics, Windsor, Ont.

1987 A Motivational Program for Lifestyle Education in Cardiovascular Risk Factor Reduction. Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Regina, Sask. 50

1986 Gallstone Dissolution with Chenodeoxycholic Acid: Effect of Diet. 27th Annual Meeting of the American College of Nutrition, Washington, DC.

1985 Dietary Characteristics and Nutrient Intake of Morbidly Obese Patients. Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Montreal, Que.

Gallstone Dissolution with Chenodeoxycholic Acid: Effect of Diet. Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Montreal, Que.

1984 Effect of Late Night Snack and Modified Diet on Bile Lithogenicity in Gallstone Patients. 9th International Congress of Dietetics, Toronto, Ont.

Effect of Carbohydrate Type on Bile Lithogenicity in Healthy Women. 9th International Congress of Dietetics, Toronto and Dalhousie University, Department of Medicine Research Day, Halifax.

Invited Presentations (Not Peer Reviewed):

2014 Evidence-based Community Interventions in the Food and Beverage Environment: What Works? The Healthy Children Forum: Applying Evidence to Local Action for Healthy Weights Public Health Ontario, January, Toronto

M2K Activities: What’s Happening in Research and Practice? (Consensus for Change) Marketing to Kids (M2K) Experts Meeting, Heart and Stroke Foundation, February, Vancouver

Tailoring Health Promotion for Boys and Men: Have you Considered the Possibilities? (Panel participant – Obesity as an Example) CPHA Annual Conference, Toronto, May

Improving Nutritional Health of the Public through Social Change: Finding Our Roles in Collective Action. Ryley-Jeffs Memorial Lecture. Dietitians of Canada Annual Meeting. Ottawa, June

Community Engagement and Policy Advocacy Approaches to Obesity and Chronic Disease Prevention. Recherche Interventionnelle Contre de Cancer, Paris, France, November.

2013 Community, Environments and Public Policy: Health Promotion Research in Action National Public Health Forum (SPH) Edmonton, November

Policy Interventions to Reduce Obesity and Cancer/ Chronic Disease Risk: Expanding the Evidence, Adapting Strategies and Supporting Policy Implementation CPAC – CLASP Knowledge Exchange Forum Winnipeg, November

Nutrition Education for Social Change: Are we there yet? 3rd International Critical Dietetics Conference, Acadia University, Wolfville, NS, August

Assessing Urban and Rural Food Environments (with Leia Minaker) Dietitians of Canada Annual Conference Victoria, BC, June

Evaluating Impact at the Community Level. Panelist in: Are Our Efforts Worthwhile? How to Improve Impact Evaluation of Programs, Policies, Intervention and Strategies Aimed at Promoting Healthy Lifestyles and Preventing Obesity in Canada. Canadian Obesity Summit, Vancouver, May

Public-Private Partnerships: Views from an Advocacy Organization. Panelist in Plenary: Private Partnerships: Solutions or Problems Canadian Obesity Summit, Vancouver, May

Overconsumption of Sugar-sweetened Beverages: Policy Options. Panelist in Workshop: A Powerful Marketing Unveiled, a Multi Level Range of Action to Explore Canadian Obesity Summit, Vancouver, May

Complex Problems: Fighting Obesity and Chronic Diseases Conference Board of Canada Western Health Summit, Edmonton, May

Hunger is Not a Game: So Why is Industry Playing with our Food? University of Alberta NUTR 440 Symposium: Hunger is Not a Game: Understanding Food security Edmonton, Alberta, April

Promoting Heart Health in Communities Heart and Stroke Students’ Association Hearts for Hope Fundraiser Edmonton, Alberta, February

Promoting Healthy Weights and Preventing Chronic Disease through Policy Change Guest Lecture, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Lethbridge Lethbridge, Alberta, February

Promoting Healthy Weights and Preventing Chronic Disease through Policy Change Canadian Federation of University Women Edmonton Meeting University of Alberta Faculty Club, February

Creating Environments that Support Healthy Eating: Moving Beyond the School to Communities Shaping the Future: Engaging Healthy School Communities Conference Kananaskis, Alberta, January

Addressing Sugar-sweetened Beverages in Alberta: It’s About Health, It’s About Time Shaping the Future: Engaging Healthy School Communities Conference Kananaskis, Alberta, January

Strengthening Public Health Nutrition through Research, Advocacy and Action Advancing Public Health Nutrition Research Symposium, University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, January

Population Level Interventions for Obesity Prevention MPH Seminar Series, School of Public Health, University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, January

Population Level Interventions for Obesity Prevention Seminar to Health Region and Ministry Staff Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, January

2012 Preventing Chronic Diseases: A Call to Action NWT and Nunavut Public Health Association Yellowknife, NWT, November

Policy Change to Promote Healthy Weights and Prevent Chronic Disease NWT Health and Social Services, NWT and Nunavut Public Health Association Yellowknife, NWT, November

School Boards as Food and Nutrition Revolutionaries: It’s Time It’s Time for a Student Health Revolution, 2012 National School Boards Conference Banff, Alberta, October 52

The policy coalition: a platform for advocacy to promote healthy weights Connecting for Global Impact, World Cancer Congress Montreal, Canada, August

Welcome Remarks, Alberta Public Health Association Canadian Public Health Association Annual Conference Edmonton, Alberta, June

Public Health—Thinking Towards a System 3.0 (Panel) Canadian Public Health Association Annual Conference Edmonton, Alberta, June

Learning from Tobacco Control to Address Obesity: Lessons from the Wild (?) West Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada (CDPAC) 4th National Conference Ottawa, Ontario, February

Food, Obesity and Chronic Diseases: Changing the “Toxic” Environment Toronto Food Summit (Conference Board of Canada) Toronto, Ontario, February

Café Scientique on Men and Obesity (KT to General Public) CIHR – Institute of Gender and Health, Canadian Obesity Network and CBC Edmonton, AB, February

Preventing Chronic Disease (and Defying Death!) through Community Action: Healthy Alberta Communities – Keynote, Opening Reception Heart and Stroke Foundation (Death Defying Weekend) Lake Louise, Alberta, January

Using Policy to Promote Health Shaping the Future: A School Health Conference Kananskis, Alberta, January

2011 Writing a Successful Research Summary for CIHR Grant Applications (Theme IV) CIHR Special Project, Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry, the Office of the Vice-President (Research) and the Research Services Office University of Alberta Edmonton, Alberta, October

Applying the Frames: Obesity and Chronic Disease Boys’ and Men’s Health National Forum Public Health Agency of Canada, Institute of Gender and Health, Canadian Institute of Health Research Gatineau, Quebec, November

Acting Together on Healthy Eating for Children Science on Tap: Quench Your Interest, CIHR Café Scientifique (KT to General Public) Edmonton, AB, October

Marketing to Children Action on Wellness. International Symposium: Building a Healthier Tomorrow Together Banff, Alberta, October 12

Encouraging Healthy Eating in Communities The Obesity Society (TOS) 29th Annual Scientific Meeting Orlando, Florida, October

Writing Successful Grant Proposals for Funding for Qualitative Research 53

Annual Thinking Qualitatively Workshop Series International Institute for Qualitative Methodology University of Alberta Edmonton, AB, June

Healthy Alberta Communities Project Becoming the Best: Building Sustainability. Population Health Innovations: Addressing Determinants for Health Institute of Health Economics Edmonton, AB, May

Turn On (the Computer), Tune In (the Television), and Drop Out (of Society); Is the Screen the New Drug of Choice? Science on Tap: Quench Your Interest Expert Panel CIHR Café Scientifique (KT to General Public) Vernon, BC, April

Public Health Interventions to Prevent Obesity: Community and Policy Approaches International School on Obesity Research and Management Canadian Obesity Network, Alberta-Saxony Obesity Research and Training Alliance, University of Alberta Lake Louise, AB, March

Alberta Policy Coalition for Chronic Disease Prevention Pecha Kucha Night 9 (KT to General Population) Edmonton’s Next Generation Edmonton, AB, March

Promoting Healthy Weights in Communities Community Action Program for Children, Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program Edmonton, AB, February

Community Engagement Shaping the Future: A National School Health Conference Ever Active Schools Kananaskis, AB, February

Using Policy to Support Commercial-Free School Communities Shaping the Future: A National School Health Conference Ever Active Schools Kananaskis, AB, February

2010 Communities – Creating and Sustaining Healthy Alberta Communities Action on Wellness (Minister’s Forum) Alberta Health and Wellness Edmonton, AB, December

Life in the Fat Lane: Obesity Researchers Weigh in on Controversial Topics in the Field Canadian Obesity Network New Professionals (CON-SNP) University of Alberta, November

Across the Spectrum: Socio-Ecological Approaches to Healthy Weights 3rd Conference on Recent Advances in the Prevention and Treatment of Childhood & Adolescent Obesity: Families in Focus Hamilton, ON, October

Community and Policy Approaches to Addressing Obesity CHNET – Works – Fireside Chats – Hosted by Population Health Improvement Network, University of Ottawa, PHAC and CDPAC 54

Pan-Canadian Telephone/Internet Webinar, September

Qualitative Research with Communities 10th Annual Thinking Qualitatively Workshop Series University of Alberta, June

What is the appetite for economic policies to promote healthy eating? 10th Annual Nutrition Forum “Food Taxes & Subsidies: Weighing the Options” Vancouver, BC, May

Community-Based Participatory Research: Promises, Practices and Potential Pitfalls Albany Regional Hospital Albany, Western Australia, April

Addressing “Toxic” Environments: Ecological Perspectives on Promoting Healthy Weights University of Western Australia Albany, Western Australia, April

Community-Based Participatory Research: Promises, Practices and Potential Pitfalls Curtin University Health Research Seminar Perth, Australia, April

Integrating Research, Practice and Policy for Health. Promoting Social Change Dietitians Association Australia & Public Health Association of Australia WA Branch Perth, Australia, April

Effective Community Consultation – Healthy Alberta Communities Cancer Council WA & National Heart Foundation Perth, Australia, April

Obesity and Chronic Diseases as Socially Transmitted Conditions: Environmental Interventions to Stop Their Spread 10th Biennial Behavioural Research in Cancer Control Conference Keynote Address Fremantle, Western Australia, April

Addressing “Toxic” Environments: Ecological Perspectives on Promoting Healthy Weights Public Health Association of Australia WA Branch & Australian Health Promotion Association Perth, Australia, April

Promoting Healthy Weights in ‘Toxic’ Environments: What is Your Role in Change? Dietitians of Canada, Learning Retreat on the Principles & Practice of Interdisciplinary Obesity Management for Dietitians – Presented by the Canadian Obesity Network Winnipeg, MB, March

Food Insecurity: A Social Determinant of Heart Health CHNET – Works – Fireside Chats – Hosted by Population Health Improvement Network, University of Ottawa Pan-Canadian Telephone/Internet Conference, March

2009 Healthy Alberta Communities: A Community, University, Government Partnership. Public Health Seminar, School of Public Health Edmonton, November

Healthy Eating: Moving Upstream/Prevention. Canadian Journal of Cardiology Symposium, Canadian Cardiovascular Congress Edmonton, October

Healthy Eating, Health Determinants and Cardiovascular Outcomes. Canadian Cardiovascular Congress Edmonton, October

Public Forum CON (Canadian Obesity Network Edmonton, October

Obesity & Urban Form. Where you live and what you weigh are connected. Alberta Health & Wellness Hot Topics Edmonton, July

Public Health Interventions for Promoting Healthy Body Weights: Integrating Research, Policy and Practice. First National Obesity Summit Kananaskis, Alberta, May

Promoting Healthy Weights and Preventing Chronic Diseases: An Ecological Perspective. AHEA (Alberta Home Economics/Human Ecology Association) Annual Conference Edmonton, April

Healthy Nutrition and Obesity Prevention: Vending Machines in the Hospital Setting. CAPHC (Canadian Association of Pediatric Health Centres), Healthy Active Living Hospital Workshop Edmonton, April

Promoting Healthy Eating and Healthy Weights: What is your role in change? Teach-in Day, Augustana Faculty, U of A Camrose, January

The Nutrition Transition and Childhood Obesity: Canadian Perspective. ICMR-CIHR Workshop/Indo-Canadian Collaboration on Childhood Obesity and Non-communicable Diseases New Delhi, India, January

Promoting Healthy Weights at the Community Level: Canadian Perspectives ICMR-CIHR Workshop/Indo-Canadian Collaboration on Childhood Obesity and Non-communicable Diseases New Delhi, India, January

2008 Workplaces - Healthy Places: How Far Will You Venture? (Keynote Speaker) 3rd Annual Premier’s Award for Healthy Workplaces Edmonton, October

Community-Based Participatory Research: Promises, Practices, and Potential Pitfalls (Opening Plenary Address) 14th Annual Qualitative Health Research Conference Banff, October

Community-Based Participatory Research: Promises, Practices, and Potential Pitfalls (Post Conference Workshop) 14th Annual Qualitative Health Research Conference Banff, October

Obesity and Healthy Occupation (CAOT Professional Issue Forum) Exploring the Frontiers of Occupation – CAOT Conference 2008 Whitehorse, Yukon, June

Promoting Health in Diverse Communities: Cultivating Healthy Eating and Active Living from the Ground Up (Keynote Speaker) International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity Annual Meeting, Banff, May

Community Based Interventions for the Promotion of Healthy Body Weights International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity Annual Meeting (Satellite Workshop) Calgary, May

Health Promotion – What is Your Role in Change? Building a Culture of Safety –Annual Continuing Competence Event College of Registered Dental Hygienists Calgary, May

Food and Behavior Sciences (Keynote Speaker) Making the Food – Health Connection Alberta’s Food and Health Innovation Framework – Alberta Life Science Institute Leduc, May

Transdisciplinary Approaches to Obesity Research Interdisciplinary Health Series for Graduate Students and Post-Doctorial Fellows, University of Alberta Edmonton, April

The Power of Research to Change “Toxic” Environments CIHR Marketing and Communications and INMD Journalist Workshop Toronto, March

Addressing Obesogenic Environments: Policy Alberta Cancer Board Cancer Prevention Workshop Series: Prospecting Beyond Gold Edmonton, March

2007 Public Health Challenges for the Future (Forum) (Research Perspective) School of Public Health Research Symposium Edmonton, November

Towards Healthy Weights for Populations: An Ecological Approach to Addressing “Toxic” Environments Obesity and Eating Disorders: Seeking Common Ground to Promote Health Calgary, November

Obesity: A Socially Transmitted Condition Canadian Diabetes Association/CSEM Professional Conference and Annual Meetings Vancouver, October

Overview of Obesity in Canada Heart & Stroke Foundation – Canadian Obesity Network Listening for Direction Workshop on Barriers and Enablers to Financing Smart Growth in Canada Edmonton, September

Is Your Community Weighing You Down? E.L. Empey Lecture University of Alberta Alumni Association, Reunion Edmonton, September

Integrating Research, Practice and Policy for Health Promoting Social Change Doing what works: Network Innovation in Practice, Biennial SEARCH Conference & Forum Edmonton, June

Functional Food and Obesity: A Public Health Perspective 57

Western Obesity Summit, Canadian Obesity Network Kananaskis, May

‘Toxic’ Environments: Ecological Perspectives on Promoting Healthy Weights Nutrition Graduate Student Organization (NGSO) Invited Lecturer, Cornell University Ithaca, New York, USA, April

Integrating Research Policy and Practice for Health Promoting Social Change (Plenary Address) 2nd Annual Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) Research Forum Winnipeg, March

A Community-Academic Partnership to Prevent Obesity and Chronic Diseases Behavioral Medicine Seminar Series, Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation, University of Alberta Edmonton, January

Community-based Approaches to Preventing Chronic Diseases Millwoods South East Community Health Council Edmonton, January

Successful Strategies to Prevent Obesity and Diabetes Nurses Professional Development Session, First Nations and Inuit Health Branch, Health Canada Edmonton, January

2006 Successful Strategies to Prevent Obesity and Diabetes Nurses Professional Development Session, First Nations and Inuit Health Branch, Health Canada Edmonton, November

Healthy Alberta Communities Meeting of WHO –CINDI Program Directors Banff, AB, October

Linking Research and Practice for Health-promoting Social Change Deakin University, Melbourne, Australia, September

Changing “Toxic” Environments: Community Perspectives on the Promotion of Healthy Weights The Merck Frosst/CIHR Research Chair in Obesity, Hôpital Laval Research Centre Quebec, QC, June

Nutrition – Thinking Outside the Box Public Forum: “Say NO to drugs – and YES to Healthy Active Living Canadian Society for Clinical Nutrition 5th Annual Scientific Meeting Edmonton, AB, May

Determinants of Healthy Eating: Overview Towards Healthy Eating: Multi-Level Strategies for Changing Nutrition Canadian Society for Clinical Nutrition 5th Annual Scientific Meeting Edmonton, AB, May

An Ecological Perspective on the Promotion of Healthy Weights Alberta Obesity Summit Kananaskis Village, AB, May

2005 Successful Interventions for Preventing Obesity and Diabetes Kahnawake School of Diabetes Prevention Program Kahnawake, QC, December

Characterize the Foodscape: One More Step in the Battle Against Obesity! Research to Actions, Lea-Roback Centre De Recherche 58

Montreal, QC, December

Slowing a Public Health Epidemic: Promising Options for Confronting Obesity Reversing the Obesity Epidemic in Hamilton: We All Have a Role to Play Hamilton Chamber of Commerce Hamilton, ON, December

Linking Research and Practice for Health-promoting Social Change Research Seminar Series Video Conference, University of Calgary and University of Alberta in Partnership with the Alberta Health Living Network Edmonton, AB, November

Understanding the Forces that Influence Our Eating Habits (Keynote Speaker) ACTNOW Healthy Eating Partners Meeting Vancouver, BC, November

Obesity in Canada: An Overview (Plenary Address) Addressing Obesity in Canada: A Think Tank on Selected Policy Research Priorities Toronto, ON, October

Healthy Weights Mapping the Future of Public Health, Canadian Public Health Association 96th Annual Conference Ottawa, ON, September

Overweight and Obesity in Canada – A Population Health Perspective (Plenary Address) Ontario Society for Nutrition in Population and Public Health - Nutrition Exchange, Taking Action: Nutrition Strategies for Public Health London, ON, June

Social & Cultural Determinants of Child Health ‘The Health of School-Aged Children’, 2005 Kellogg Nutrition Symposium Toronto, ON, May

Wellness, Disease Prevention, and Health Promotion Cohos-Evamy Group (Preparation for planning of Edmonton Clinic Health Academy) Edmonton, AB, May

Slowing a Public Health Epidemic: Promising Options for Confronting Obesity (Keynote Address) Queen’s University School of Physical and Health Education 5th Annual Research Day Kingston, ON, May

Obesity and the Social Determinants of Health Chronic Disease and Social Inequities Workshop St. John’s, NL, March

A Health-First Approach to Weight Dr. Walter H. John Alumni Circle, University of Alberta Edmonton, AB, March

What do to about the Supersized Generation: Promising Policy Options for Confronting Childhood Obesity Provincial Childhood Obesity Forum Richmond, BC, March

Slowing a Public Health Epidemic: Promising Policy Options for Confronting Obesity Alberta Public Health Association (APHA) Edmonton, AB, January

2004 Promoting Healthy Weights: What Works? 59

Provincial Health Services Authority of British Columbia Expert Consultation Vancouver, BC, November

Tobacco Control: Lessons for Obesity Integrated Chronic Disease Prevention: Getting it Together The 1st Annual Conference of CDPAC (Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada) Ottawa, ON, November

Poverty, Food Insecurity and Health Food Security Policy Forum Edmonton, AB, October

An Ecological Perspective on the Promotion of Healthy Weights (Keynote address) Confronting Obesity (Research, Policy and Practice) CHPS Symposium 2004 Edmonton, AB, October

An Ecological Perspective on the Promotion of Healthy Weights GRIS – Université de Montréal Montréal, QC, August

Heart Health as an Entry Point for Chronic Disease Prevention (The Alberta Experience: The Canadian Heart Health Initiative – Lessons Learned) Positioning Technology to Serve Global Heart Health, The 5th International Heart Health Conference Milan, Italy, June

Addressing Obesity and its Determinants: A Population Health Perspective (Population Approach to Healthy Weights: Enhancing our Understanding of the Issue) Positioning Technology to Serve Global Heart Health, The 5th International Heart Health Conference Milan, Italy, June

Multi-Disciplinary Partnership Research: Collaboration for Health and Social Change (with M. Hills and J. Mullett) 18th World Conference on Health Promotion and Health Education Melbourne, Australia, April

Prevention of Obesity Back to the Future: Learning From the Past to Shape the Future, 2004 Alberta Cancer Board Conference Edmonton, March

2003 Prevent Obesity: A Public Health Challenge Quebec Annual Public Health Days (JASP) Montreal, PQ, December

Wellness Initiative, University of Alberta “Construyendo Universidades Saludables” (Building Healthy Universities) Santiago, Chile, October

Functional Foods in Canada: Population Health Perspective Canadian Society for Clinical Nutrition Annual Conference Vancouver, BC, April

Health Promotion Presentation to Senior Alberta Health and Wellness Staff, Edmonton, January

Enhancing Capacity to Reduce Poverty and Inequities in Health Keynote address to Building Capacity: Reducing Poverty 60

Edmonton, June

Capacity for Health Promotion in Alberta: Preventing the Achy Breaky Heart Alberta Heart Health Program Roadshow Calgary, Red Deer and Edmonton, September

Prevention of Obesity Presentation to the Kahnawake Schools Diabetes Prevention Program Montreal, Quebec, December

Centre for Health Promotion Studies Presentation to the Standing Policy Committee on Health and Community Living Alberta Legislative Assembly, May

2002 Health Promotion: A Foundation for Health Sustainability Cross Ministry Initiatives: Health Sustainability Initiative Centre for Executive Management and Development, University of Alberta Edmonton, March

Putting it Together: The Building Blocks of Food Security in Alberta Dietitians of Canada Food Security Workshop Calgary, AB, April

Re-thinking Dietitians’ Roles: A Health Promotion Perspective Newfoundland and Labrador Dietitians Annual Conference (Keynote Address) Grand Falls-Windsor, NF, May

Food Security: Policy Perspectives. Edmonton Food Security Network Meeting. Edmonton, October

Health Promotion/ Primary Prevention Canadian Heart Health Network Meetings Edmonton, AB, October 2002

Women, Food and Body Image Canadian Federation of University Women, Edmonton Branch Edmonton, November

2001 The Cost of Healthy Living Children & Families: Celebrating Strengths. Joint CAPC/ CPNP Alberta Conference Edmonton, AB, March

Reaching People by Understanding Them: The Value of Qualitative Research in Dietetic Practice Dietitians of Canada Annual Conference, Winnipeg, MB, June

Rethinking Community Nutrition: Integrating Theories and Perspectives Society for Nutrition Education Annual Conference Oakland, CA, USA, July

2000 Preparing a Successful Research Application Canadian Diabetes Association National Conference Halifax, NS, October

New Challenges: Extending Nutrition Education through Community Involvement and Action. Food and Nutrition Extension Educators’ Workshop 61

Society for Nutrition Education Pre-conference Charleston, SC, USA, July

Cost of Healthy Eating in Edmonton Healthy Incomes – Healthy Outcomes Symposium Edmonton, AB, June

Nutrition Education for Social Change: A Critical Perspective International Congress of Nutrition and Dietetics, Ankara, Turkey, April

Women’s Cardiovascular Health: Community Strategies to Improve it Science and Policy in Action: 1st International Conference on Women, Heart Disease and Stroke Victoria, BC, May

1999 Addressing Food Insecurity in Alberta Learning from Each Other: Alberta Canadian Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) Workshop, Edmonton, AB

Food and Hunger (Co-presenter with Deana Shorten, Poverty-in-Action & Brian Bechtel, Edmonton Social Planning Council) First Circle, Uniting for Children, Alberta’s Children’s Forum .Edmonton, AB.

Active Living Round Table (Panel Participant) Alberta Public Health Association Conference, Edmonton, AB

Tools for Advocating Healthy Public Policies Food Security Network in Central Edmonton, Food Strategy Exchange

Food Security in Alberta and Canada Regional Nutrition and Food Services, Capital Health Authority, 3rd Annual Conference Edmonton, AB

Behavior Change or Social Change? Choosing a Future for Nutrition Education Alberta Home Economics Association, Edmonton Branch, Edmonton, AB

1998 Nutrition: Promoting Healthy Eating from A Health Determinants Perspective Alberta Association of Gerontology Conference, Edmonton, AB

Making Research Work for You! Canadian Diabetes Association Pre-conference Workshop, Calgary, AB

1997 A Critical Perspective on Nutrition Education Research and Practice Guest Lecturer, Community Nutrition Seminar, Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Behavior Change or Social Change? Choosing a Future for Nutrition Education Janet Clay White Lecture in Community Nutrition, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY

Diabetes among Cape Breton Mi’kmaq as a Health Inequity. Diabetes Educators Section, Canadian Diabetes Association, Halifax Region

Developing Your Research Question Methods for Answering Your Research Question: A) Developing Questionnaires Building Research Capacity: Partnerships and Linkages Western Regional Health Research Conference, Yarmouth, NS.

1996 Putting Health Research into Practice Nova Scotia Dietetic Association Fall Workshop, Halifax.

Putting Research into Practice Making Research User Friendly: An Awareness Day Western Regional Health Research Conference, Yarmouth, NS.

Monitoring the Cost of Healthy Eating: What is Happening and What Should Happen? Nova Scotia Nutrition Council Annual Meeting, Halifax.

Diabetes among Cape Breton Mi’kmaq as a Health Inequity. National Indian and Inuit Community Health Representatives Organization Annual Conference, Halifax.

1995 Enhancing Health Promotion Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Charlottetown.

1994 Social Factors contributing to the Poor Nutritional Health of Impoverished Women Canadian Advisory Council on the Status of Women Health Symposium: Women in Partnership: Working Towards Inclusive, Gender-Sensitive Health Policies. Ottawa.

Nutrition: Low-fat, low-cost food basket Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease in the ‘90’s Dalhousie Cardiac Rehabilitation Program and the YMCA Change of Heart Program, Halifax

Implementing Qualitative Research Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Montreal

Nutrition Experiences of Socially Disadvantaged Women Newfoundland Dietetic Association Spring Conference, Corner Brook, Nfld.

1993 Nutrition Education for Daily Living for Residents and Staff Annual Educational Seminar, Management of Food Services, Homes for Special Care, Dept. of Community Services. Truro, N.S.

Addressing Food Security in Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Nutrition Council Workshop: Making Food Security Connections. Halifax.

Nutrition Experiences of Socially Disadvantaged Women. Vitamin Information Program Symposium: Nutrition and Women’s Health: New Perspectives. Toronto.

1991 Grassroots Research. Canadian Dietetic Association Conference, Saint John, N.B.

Development of the Nutrition Knowledge and Attitudes Instrument, Nova Scotia Nutrition Survey. Nova Scotia Dietetic Association Northern Region Workshop, Truro, N.S.

Cholesterol and Heart Disease. St. John Ambulance Conference, Dartmouth, N.S.

1990 Tracking Nutrition Trends. Seminar Panelist. National Institute of Nutrition Seminar, Halifax, N.S.

1989 Management of Cardiovascular Risk Factors: Lifestyle Changes. 15th Annual Spring Refresher in Therapeutics, Dalhousie University, Division of Continuing Medical Education, Halifax, N.S.

The Dietitian's Role in Lifestyle Management of Cardiovascular Disease. Northern Region, N.S. Dietetic Association meeting, New Glasgow, N.S. 63

1988 Dietary Therapy for Hyperlipidemia. American College of Physicians Regional Scientific Meeting, Halifax, N.S..

Risk Factors and Heart Disease. Radiology Grand Rounds, Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, N.S.

The Dietitian's Role in Lifestyle Management of Cardiovascular Disease. Western Region, N.S. Dietetic Association meeting, Kentville, N.S.

1987 Effective Counseling : Helping Patients Commit Themselves to a Lifetime of Healthy Eating. N.S. Dietetic Association Spring Conference, Halifax, N.S.

Finding a Balance between Fat and Thin: Which WEIGH to Health?. Halifax Infirmary Hospital Auxiliary Community Service Lecture.

Nutrition and Fitness. Fitness Instructor’s Training Program, Halifax YMCA.

Management of Patients with Hyperlipidemias. N.S. Society of Medical Laboratory Technologists Technical Symposium, Halifax, N.S.

Dietary Control of Hypercholesterolemia. Short Course in Cardiology, Dalhousie University, Division of Continuing Medical Education, Halifax, N.S.

1984 Around the Province. N.S. Dietetic Association Spring Conference, Halifax, N.S.

International Training:

2008 Evidence Based Public Health: Chronic Disease Prevention CINDI Training Course Bregenz, Austria, April

Professional Honours:

2014 Ryley-Jeffs Memorial Lecturer, Dietitians of Canada (highest honour bestowed upon a DC member) 1990 Dietitian of the Year. Nova Scotia Dietetic Association. 1988 Nova Scotia Dietetic Association Incentive Award.

COLLEGIAL SERVICE

Service to the University:

School of Public Health 2014 Program Director, General Public Health PhD Committee on Educational Policy and Programs 2013-14 PhD Admissions Committee 2013 Transition Logistics Committee 2012 Interim Dean’s Task Force on SPH Administrative Structure 2012-2013 PhD Admissions Committee 2012-2013 CHPS Admissions Committee 2011 - 2012 Accreditation Steering Committee 2009 - Present Research Degrees Committee 2009 SPH Colloquium Series 2009 Community Engagement Task Force 2008 Search and Selection Committee for Dean, School of Public Health 64

2006 Steering Committee – School of Public Health 2006 - 2008 Faculty Evaluation Committee – School of Public Health 2006 Implementation Committee – School of Public Health 2006 - 2008 Dean’s Advisory Committee – School of Public Health 2006 MPH Committee – School of Public Health

Centre for Health Promotion Studies:

2004 PhD Task Force 2001 - 2002 Search & Selection Committee 2001 – 2003 Strategic Planning Committee 2001 – 2003 Graduate Programs Review Task Force 1999 Dissemination Conference Planning Committee (AB Consortium for Health Promotion) 1998 - 2004 Publications Committee 1997 - 2006 Standing Committee 1997 – 2005 Centre Advisory Committee 1997 - 2003 Research Advisory Committee 1997 – 2006 Graduate Programs Committee 1997 - 2007 Admissions Committee 1997 - 1998 Practicum Committee 1997 - 1999 Search & Selection Committee

Health Sciences Council:

2004 - 2005 Centre for Health Outcomes Research – Working Group 2004 Alberta Heart Institute Expert Panel on Population/Health Promotion 2004 Workplace Health Promotion Advisory Committee 2003 Task Group on Interdisciplinary Research, Education and Service, Health Sciences Council 1998 - 2002 Aboriginal Health Working Group, Health Sciences Council 1997 Advisory Committee for Establishment of a Centre for Innovation in Aboriginal Health Education 1997 Women’s Health Research Centre, visioning workshop participant

Agriculture Food and Nutritional Sciences/ Agriculture, Life and Environmental Sciences:

2013 Selection Committee, CAIP Chair in Nutrition, Food and Health 2004 – 2006 Alberta Institute for Human Nutrition Advisory Committee 1998 - 2000 BSc Nutrition and Food Science Program Committee, AFNS 1998 - 1999 Food and U Day Committee, AFNS 1999 Human Ecology Selection Committee

University of Alberta:

2012-2015 Academic Unit Review Coordinating Committee 2012-2013 Vice President Research Office - Martha Piper Award Selection Committee 2012 Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation, University of Alberta, Selection Committee, Physical Activity and Health Faculty Position 2009 Search and Selection Committee for Dean, Faculty of Physical Education and Recreation 2008 - Present International Institute for Qualitative Methodology (IIQM) Advisory Committee 2006 - 2009 Research Awards Advisory Committee, Vice President (Research) Office 2005 Obesity Chair Search Committee (Faculty of Medicine) 2003 Internal Reviewer, Department of Surgery, External Review of Graduate Programs 2002 - 2003 Senate Task Force on Wellness

Service to Other Universities:

Dalhousie University 2012 Promotion Review 2009 External Reviewer of Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre (AHPRC) 65

University of Manitoba 2011 Promotion Review, Faculty of Medicine University of Waterloo 2010 Tenure and Promotion Review 2009 Promotion Review University of Toronto 2006 Appraisal consultant (MHSc/ MSc/ PhD programs, Department of Public Health Sciences) University of Montreal 2009 Promotion Review Queen’s University 2009 Promotion Review University of Saskatchewan 2006, 2013, 2014 Promotion Review University of Victoria 2006 Promotion Review Mount Saint Vincent University 1996 - 1997 Senate Nominations Committee Member-at Large (Professional Studies), Faculty Association Human Ecology Graduate Studies Committee 1995 - 1997 Human Ecology Advisory Committee Accreditation Committee, Dietetics Program World Food Day Coordinator Vice-Chair, Board of Directors, Child Study Centre 1991 - 1997 Human Ecology Dietetic Internship Committee 1993 - 1997 Committee to develop a proposal for a MSc in Community Nutrition Co-op Dietetic Internship Advisory Committee 1991 - 1994 Human Ecology Graduate Studies Committee 1993 Presented Citation for Honorary Degree Recipient - Rita MacNeil 1992 - 1993 Departmental Events Committee (Alleyne Murphy’s retirement) 1992 - 1993 Human Ecology Fact Sheet Committee 1991 - 1992 Member, Departmental Search Committees

Service to Research Organizations, Review Panels and Grant Reviews:

Canadian Institutes for Health Research 2013 Public, Community & Population Health Peer Review Committee 2012- 14 Vanier Scholarships Review Panel 2011 Peer Reviewer, Doctoral Research Awards B (DRB) and Canada Graduate Scholarships Master's Awards B (CGB) committees 2007 Reviewer, Summer Institute, Institute for Population and Public Health 2006 External Reviewer, ‘Research in Addictions’ Committee 2004 - Present ad hoc grant reviewer 2002 - 2003 ad hoc Sub-committee on behavioural risk factors, Institute for Cancer Research 2001 - 2006 Institute Advisory Board. Institute for Nutrition, Metabolism and Diabetes

Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute 2012-13 Review Panel – Innovations in Prevention 2009 - 2010 Member, National Advisory Committee on Research in Prevention (NACORP)

Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research 2012 Career Investigator Program, Population Health Career Evaluation Committee 2003 - Present ad hoc external reviewer

John Hopkins’ Global Center on Childhood Obesity 2012 Rapid Response review panel – reviewer

National Cancer Institute (France) 2011 Expert of Population Health Intervention Research, Evaluation Review Board

Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research 2005 - 2008 Health Traineeship Advisory Committee 2003 - ad hoc external grant reviewer

Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation 2007 - 2008 Peer Review Committee, External Reviewer

Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario 2007 – 2008 Research Committee 2005 Social Determinants of Hypertension Special Competition (Review Committee)

Danone Institute of Canada 2006 - 2012 Scientific Advisory Council 2000 - 2001 ad hoc Grant Reviewer

Canadian Diabetes Association 2000 - 2002 Chair, Applied Research Committee 2000 - 2002 Member, National Research Council 1996 - 2000 Vice Chair, Applied Research Committee 1996 - 2000 Research Committee, Diabetes Educators Section

Canada Research Chairs Program 2001 – Present Board of Reviewers

Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council 2000 ad hoc reviewer, Community Alliance for Health Research proposals

National Health Research and Development Program 1999 Grants Review Committee – Determinants of Population Health 1994 - 1996 ad hoc external Reviewer

Canadian Circumpolar Institute 1999 ad hoc Grant Reviewer

Canadian Foundation for Dietetic Research 1996 - 1997 Research Awards committee 1995 - 1997 ad hoc grant reviewer

Dairy Farmers of Canada 1997 ad hoc external Reviewer

Editorial Boards:

Health Education Journal 2013- Associate Editor

Health Promotion Journal of Australia 2013 - Editorial Advisory Board

American Journal of Health Promotion 2004 - 2011 Associate Editor

Canadian Scholars’ Press Inc. 2011 Reviewer, Health Promotion in Canada, 3rd Edition 2008 Reviewer, Health Promotion and Quality of Life in Canada: Essential Readings 67

Canadian Journal of Diabetes Care 1998 - 2002 Editorial Board

Journal of the Canadian Dietetic Association 1996 - 1998 Editorial Board

Ad hoc manuscript reviewer: Preventive Medicine American Journal of Public Health Implementation Science Canadian Journal of Public Health Health & Place International Journal of Public Health Social Science and Medicine Journal of Nutrition Education International Collaborative Indigenous Health Research Partnership (ICIHRP) Agriculture and Human Values Health Reports Canadian Home Economics Association Journal University of Toronto Press

Professional Memberships:

2007- Present International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity (ISBNPA) 2005 - Present Food Secure Canada 2005 - Present Canadian Association of Food Studies (CAFS) 2004 - 2013 The Obesity Society (TOS) 1998 - Present College of Dietitians of Alberta (formerly Alberta Registered Dietitians Association) 1998 - Present Alberta Public Health Association (APHA) 1998 - 2013 Diabetes Educators Section, Canadian Diabetes Association 1996 - Present National Aboriginal Diabetes Association 1989 - Present Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) 1986 - Present Society for Nutrition Education 1983 - Present Dietitians of Canada (formerly the Canadian Dietetic Association [CDA])

Service to International Organizations:

International Union for Health Promotion and Education (IUHPE) 2014 - Invited Researcher, Social Determinants of Health Project. Paris, France

MEND (Mind, Exercise, Nutrition, Do it!) International 2010-present MEND International Research Group (MIRG)

World Health Organization 2005 Expert peer reviewer, Prevention of child obesity: practice issues 2003 - 2009 Scientific Director, Countrywide Integrated Non-communicable Disease Intervention (CINDI), The Alberta Healthy Living Network (AHLN) Demonstration Project

International Society for Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity 2007-2008 Local Organizing Committee – Annual Conference (Banff)

Society for Nutrition Education 2001 - 2002 Program Committee, 2002 Annual Conference (Saint Paul, MN) 2000 - 2002 Nominating Committee (elected) 1996 - 1997 Program Committee, 1997 Annual Conference (Montreal) 68

Conference Abstracts Reviewer, Submitted Papers Committee 1993 Conference Abstracts Reviewer, Submitted Papers Committee

Centre for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) 2005 - Present Scientific Advisory Board of the Canadian Edition of Nutrition Action Newsletter

Service to National Organizations:

Public Health Agency of Canada 2013- National Collaborating Centre on Methods and Tools (NCCMT) Advisory Committee 2012-2013 Technical Review Panel – Nutrition indicators and the F/P/T Healthy Weights Framework 2011 Task Team on Marketing to Children Expert Advisory Group 2008 National Collaborating Centre Determinants of Health (NCCDH) Advisory Committee 2005 Public Health Goals of Canada Reference Group

Canadian Public Health Association 2012-2014 Annual Conference Steering Committee Chair, Annual Conference Scientific Review Committee

Heart and Stroke Foundation 2013-2015 CoMPASS – Council on Mission: Priorities, Advice, Strategy and Science 2011-2013 Advisory Committee, Canadian Institute of Health Research and Heart and Stroke Foundation Chair in Hypertension Prevention and Control 2008 Member, Technical Expert Panel (TEP), Health Check Program 2007 Member, Research Committee

Health Canada 2012-2014 CCHS 2014 – Nutrition Expert Advisory Group 2001 Key informant, Identification of Healthy Eating Research Priorities Project 1997 - 1998 Research Working Group, National Aboriginal Diabetes Strategy 1996 Committee Member, Revised National Food Basket

Canadian Obesity Network 2011-2012 Chair, CON-RCO Science Committee/Organizing Committee – 2nd National Obesity Summit 2008 - 2012 Chair, Science Committee (Includes membership on Board of Directors) 2006 - 2012 Member, Science Committee (Policy Stream) 2006 - 2010 Knowledge Ambassador

Canadian Partnership Against Cancer 2011 Member, Obesity Research Investment Expert Working Group

Chronic Disease Prevention Alliance of Canada (CDPAC) 2010-2012 Steering Committee and Scientific Chair - 3rd National Conference 2004 - 2005 Co-chair, Expert Advisory Committee on Obesity 2004 - 2005 Member, Research Advisory Committee

Canadian Heart Health Strategy and Action Plan 2007- 2008 Member, Theme 2 Working Group 2 – Creating Environments Conducive to Cardiovascular Health

2002 - 2004 Health Promotion Advisory Committee 1998 - 2000 Technical Advisory Committee, Health Check Program

Canadian Consortium for Health Promotion Research 2002 - 2007 Member

Canadian Society for Clinical Nutrition (CSCN) 2006 Conference Planning Committee - Symposia Chairs 69

2006 Member

Canadian Diabetes Association 2004 Invited Participant, Research Priorities Strategic Planning 2003 External Reviewer, CDA 2003 Clinical Practice Guidelines for the Prevention and Management of Diabetes in Canada 1987 - 1989 National Nutrition Committee

Canadian Heart Health Network 1999 - 2004 Council of Principal Investigators 2001 - 2004 Advisory Group, Canadian Heart Health Dissemination Project 2002 Co-Organizer, CHHN Conference, Edmonton 2000 - 2001 Advisory Group for Heart Health in Canadian Women

Dietitians of Canada (formerly Canadian Dietetic Association) 2003 - 2004 Reviewer, Background Paper on Individual and Household Food Security in Canada 1999, 2001 Reviewer, Joint CDA-ADA Position Paper on Nutrition and Women’s Health 1998 Discussion Leader, Advisory Committee on Health Transition Fund, Home Care proposal 1996 Content Expert Reviewer, College of Dietitians of Ontario Exam 1995 Facilitator, Peer networking session, CDA Annual Conference Reviewer, Joint CDA-ADA Position Paper on Nutrition and Women’s Health Corresponding Member, Committee to Review the Draft National Plan of Action for Nutrition 1994 Judge, Awards Committee 1993 Member, Conference ‘94 National Advisory Committee 1992 Judge, Awards Committee Member, Public Affairs Policy and Planning Committee National Nutrition Campaign Resource Manual Review Committee 1991 - 1992 Position Paper Committee 1991 Judge, Awards Committee Member, Task Force on Hunger 1988 - 1990 Member-at-large, Communications Council 1987 - 1989 Liaison, Canadian Diabetes Association 1988 Judge, Awards Committee 1987 - 1988 Publicity Committee, CDA Conference '88

McGill Health Challenge Think Tank (Prevention of Childhood Obesity) 2007 Advisory Committee (National)

National Diabetes Strategy (Health Canada) 2004 Member of the expert panel (Evaluation)

Service to Provincial Organizations:

Public Health Ontario 2014- Scientific Advisory Committee Healthy Kids Community Challenge

Wellness Alberta 2012- Evidence Advisor and Campaign Team

Alberta’s Tomorrow Project 2013- Scientific Advisory Committee

Alberta Health Services 2013- Innovation Insight Committee, Strategic Clinical Network – Obesity, Diabetes and Nutrition (ODN-SCN)

Alberta Public Health Association 2009-2012 President

Alberta Health 2012 Selection Committee for Chief Medical Officer of Health 2012 Selection Committee for Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Health 2010-2011 Steering Committee Member, Action on Wellness Minister’s Forum

Heart and Stroke Foundation of AB & NWT 2006, 2012- present Research Advisory Committee

Alberta Health Services and Alberta Health & Wellness 2011 Prevention Expert Working Group Member, Alberta Cancer Plan

Peel Public Health 2011 Expert Panel on Strategic Priority – Supportive Environments, Healthy Weight

Alberta Diabetes Institute 2006- 2011 Member

Alberta Cancer Board - Legacy Initiative Member 2006- 2008 Member, Provincial Advisory Committee

Capital Health Authority 2003 - 2006 Childhood Obesity Advisory Committee, Stollery Children’s Hospital 1999 - 2003 Community Nutrition Advisory Committee 1999 Advisor on MOH Report 1999 Focus on Nutrition

Institut National de Sante Publique de Quebec (INSPQ) 2006 Conference Planning Committee – Journees Annuelles Sante Publique (Obesity Stream)

Alberta Healthy Living Network 2004 – 2006 Chair, Research and Evaluation Working Group 2002 - 2009 Coordinating Committee (Alternate)

Alberta Nutrition Survey 1997 - 2004 Advisory Committee

Atlantic Health Promotion Research Centre 1993 - 1997 Research Associate

IWK- Grace Health Centre for Women, Children and Families 1995 - 1996 Women’s Health and Nutrition Study Group

Maritime Centre of Excellence for Women’s Health 1996 - 1997 Research Working Group

Nova Scotia Dietetic Association 1989 - 1995 Liaison, Nova Scotia Heart Health Program 1987 - 1989 Board of Directors: Communications Council Director 1988 Member, ad hoc Charter Fellowship Committee 1985 - 1987 Chairperson, Public Relations Committee 1983 - 1985 Member, Public Relations Committee 1985 Nutrition Campaign Committee 71

1984 Chairperson, Hospitality Committee, NSDA-NBDA Fall Conference

Nova Scotia Gambia Association 1993 - 1994 MSVU Nutrition Representative, Partners Committee, Youth Health Education Centres Project

Nova Scotia Heart and Stroke Foundation 1996 - 1997 Subcommittee, Women and Cardiovascular Health Working Group 1988 Advisory Committee, Supermarket Food Tagging Project. 1986 Advisory Committee, “To Your Heart's Delight” Restaurant Pilot Project

Nova Scotia Heart Health Program/ Heart Health Nova Scotia 1989 - 1995 Member, Coordinating Committee 1989 - 1993 Core Planning Group, Nova Scotia Nutrition Survey 1990 - 1995 Co-chair, Public Education Working Group 1991 - 1995 Member, Food for Health Working Group 1994 - 1995 Chair, Accessibility Sub-group, Food for Health 1990 - 1992 Member, Expert Risk Factor Message Group 1990 - 1991 Member, Ethics Working Group 1990 - 1991 Member, Heart Health Inequities Working Group

Nova Scotia Medical Society 1987 - 1988 Associate Member, Nutrition Committee

Nova Scotia Nutrition Council 1993 - 1995 Member, Food Security Committee 1987 - 1988 NSNC-NSDA Liaison 1986 - 1987 Editor, Newsletter

Community Service: Media (Selected)

UofA Researchers want to see an end to unhealthy food and beverage advertising (Global TV, Edmonton Sun) February Marketing to Children – Debate (Alberta Primetime) April Bad baby boomers in need of a healthy wake-up call, The Edmonton Sun, February 5th, 2013 Taxing Sugar Sweetened Beverages to Address Obesity, CBC radio noon, CTV, Global, Canadian Press, Vue Weekly, The Gateway, November, 2012 Approach to Reforming Health Care Flawed, The Calgary Sun, July 8th, 2012 The Big Apple's Winning the Battle with Childhood Obesity, Edmonton Journal, July 3rd, 2012 Prevalence of Obesity in Men, CBC Radio, February 16th, 2012 Harm Reduction, Calgary Herald, January 6th, 2012 Deadly Pathogen or Just French Fries?, National Post, February 2012. Kim Raine, PhD, 60 Second Science, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta, October 2011 Kim Raine, PhD, Why HYRS is important, Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Alberta, October 2011 Intervention studies on food and built environments in four communities in Alberta, CIHR Research Chair in Obesity, October 2011 12 Ways to Make Your Community Healthier. Apple, May/June, 2011 Tax Unhealthy Food, Alberta Group says, CBC Edmonton, June 9th, 2011 The Cost of Healthy Eating. CBC Edmonton, June 17, 2010 Ads and Community Can Lead to Obesity. West Australian, Perth, Australia, April 28, 2010 Obesity and the Social Environment. Radio Interview, ABC South Coast, Albany, Australia, April 28, 2010 Obesity and the Built Environment. TV Interview, Channel 7, Perth, Australia, April 27, 2010 Obesity and the Social Environment. Radio Interview, ABC 720, Perth, Australia, April 17, 2010 Expert Wages War on Fat. Albany Advertiser, Albany, Australia, April 15, 2010 Access to Healthy Food After Hours, TV Interview, Channel 7, Perth Australia, April 15, 2010 Overcoming Obesity Needs Collective Action. West Australian, Perth, Australia, April 13, 2010 Impact of Environment on Obesity, Canadian Obesity Network, May 2009 Exercise the Key to Healthier Living: Report. The Province, December 13, 2007 72

Hancock may Offer Health Incentives to Albertans. Edmonton Journal, November 17, 2007 Obesity in Canada. Global News Calgary. November 5, 2007. Report on Heart & Stroke Research: New Frontiers in the Fight Against Fat, The Globe and Mail, October 28, 2006 Obesity and the Environment, CFRN-TV Edmonton, November 15, 2005 Obesity Research, Today on A-Channel, March 22, 2005 Researchers Awarded $21 Million from AHFMR, Folio, April 1, 2005 Researchers Awarded $21 Million from AHFMR, Express News, March 22, 2005 Teacher Loses Weight on “Super Size Me’ Diet. CBC News, March 2, 2005 Teacher Loses Weight on “Super Size Me’ Diet. CBC Canada Now, March 1, 2005 Teacher Loses Weight on “Super Size Me’ Diet. CBC The National, March 1, 2005 Waist Management. Sun Media, February 9, 2005 Perseverance Pays Off, Diet Comparison Show. CBC Newsworld, January 4, 2005 Obesity Rates Represent ‘Epidemic”. Folio (University of Alberta), October 29, 2004 Conference to Assess the Problem of Obesity in Canada, The Gateway, October 19, 2004 The Obesity Epidemic: Society’s Role. AHFMR Research News, Spring 2004 (reprinted in UofA’s New Trail) Slimmed-Down Snacks: Supersized Meals Losing Their Appeal with Consumers Who Say ‘Smaller is Better’. The Edmonton Journal, March 15, 2004 Junk Food Taxes One Option in Battle of Bulge. The Edmonton Journal, March 15, 2004 Obesity Research. The Edmonton Journal (CityPlus), November 24, 2003, B3 Obesity: Seeking Solutions. BTV Documentary, Broadcast on Global TV, November 22, 2003 Obesity: Environment. The Daily Planet Documentary Series, Discovery Channel, November 17, 2003 http://www.exn.ca/news/video/exn2003/11/17/exn20031117-fatenviro.asx Childhood Obesity. CFRN-TV Edmonton, August 14, 2003 Why are Today’s Children Getting Fat? The Edmonton Journal, July 28, 2003, B1-2 Research Team to Study Obesity Epidemic. CFRN-TV Edmonton, June 12, 2003 Research Team to Study Obesity Epidemic. CBC Radio Edmonton, June 12, 2003 Social Change Approaches to Obesity Prevention. Sveriges Radio Ekot (Swedish Public Radio), May 28, 2003 An Underwhelming Effort on Health. The Edmonton Journal Feb 1, 2003, A18 Smoker Tax should Rise $1 per pack, say advocates. The Edmonton Journal March 13, 2002 The Preventive Dose – Investing in Sustainable Health Care. Express News, UofA. March 2002 Body Image Study Looking for Women. The Calgary Herald, January 4, 2001, V6 Basic Needs not Being Met – Survey. Edmonton Journal, June 9, 2000 Women and Body Image. CFRN TV, April 6, 2000 Golden Years often Thin and Hungry Ones. The Edmonton Journal, January 25, 1999 , A1 Aging Appetites. The Edmonton Journal, January 25, 1999 , C4 Lack of Dignity, Poor Nutrition are Challenges for Hungry. (http://www.childrensforum.gov.ab.ca/news/attheforum/hunger) Children’s Feeding Programs in Atlantic Canada. CBC Halifax, July 9, 1997 Cost of Healthy Eating. CKDU Halifax, January 18, 1996 Cost of Healthy Eating. Information Morning. CBC Halifax, January 11, 1996 Nutrition Experiences of Socially Disadvantaged Women. CBC Morningside (National), February 18, 1993 (rebroadcast in August)