199 opportunity in human study

From: Francene Steinberg (fmsteinberg@ucdavis.edu)
Date: Mon Jun 05 2000 - 09:45:07 PDT

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    NDA members: This is an interesting opportunity to get some hands on
    experience with a human study and food record dietary analysis. Please
    see the info. below.
            Francene Steinberg, PhD, RD
            Assistant Professor & DPD Director

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    >If you are interested in getting research experience-Here is a great
    >opportunity for FALL 2000!
    >
    >Work on a human research project which is investigating how diet affects
    >risk for osteoporosis in women aged 19-38 eating either a vegan diet (no
    >food from animal sources) or a normal typical American diet.
    >
    >TASKS INCLUDE:
    >1) Explaining to subjects how to complete a 3-day food record
    >2) Attending appointments with subjects to spot check 3-day diet records
    >and ask for additional information about recorded items.
    >3) Going to/calling restaurants to get nutritional information
    >4) Going to stores to get nutritional information off of food labels
    >5) Entering and analyzing food records
    >6) entering nutritional information from labels collected by subjects
    >7) Calling subjects to clarify items recorded on food record
    >
    >Would work with registered dietician for USDA-Western Human Nutrition
    >Center here at UCDavis.
    >
    >Training would begin over summer or a week before school starts.
    >
    >Compensation:
    >199 research credits. One credit = 3 hours/week. I would prefer someone
    >who would sign up for 2 units (6 hours/week). I will consider 4
    >hrs/week. If you would like to work more hours at the beginning of the
    >term (like take 1 unit and work 6 hours/week for 5 weeks), that would be
    >ok. You can still help out if you do not want/need credits but would like
    >the experience.
    >
    >Notes: There would be some training I would like to do a week or so prior
    >to the start of the term ( I would have these count toward your total hours
    >for the term (taking off hours towards the end). You must be free some
    >Saturdays for helping with appointments (no more than two and they would be
    >the first 1/2 of the quarter). You must be free between 7-10am at least
    >two days of the week.
    >
    >If you are interested in this great opportunity, please contact Lydia
    >Stawasz, lstawasz@ucdavis.edu ASAP!
    >Thank you for your attention!
    >



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