Curriculum Vitae
ALLENE GREMAUD
Department of Health and Human Physiology, University of Iowa
Cell phone: 660-***-****
E-mail: **********@*****.***
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, Iowa City, IA May 2017
MS with Thesis, Health & Human Physiology, Health Promotion emphasis
Major Advisor: Dr. Lucas Carr
Thesis: MapTrek as a Mobile Health Intervention for Increasing Physical Activity Levels in Sedentary Office Workers
TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY, Kirksville, MO May 2013
BS, Biology, Chemistry minor
Activities: Beta Beta Beta (Biology Honors Fraternity)
Alpha Chi Sigma (Chemistry Honors Fraternity)
RELEVANT EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
UNIVERISTY OF IOWA, Iowa City, IA Jun. 2017-present
Research Assistant-worked as study coordinator for human subjects research lab
Spearheaded recruitment, scheduling, and organization of study visits for 3 clinical trials
Maintained IRB documentation, data entry platform(s)
Coordinated and oversaw study visits in Clinical Research Unit of hospital
Oversaw undergraduate students and coordinated data entry for current and previous studies
Maintained day-to-day operation and schedule organization of lab
ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY LABORATORIES, Columbia, MO Jan. 2014-Aug. 2015
Assistant Scientist II-worked as analytical chemist in stability department
Operated chemical instruments (GC-MS, HPLC, UPLC) and corresponding software to run and analyze pharmaceutical sample information
Crafted Excel Spreadsheets to quickly and accurately calculate results from raw data
Prepared reports and discussed results with clients via e-mail or conference calls
Travelled to client location to troubleshoot possible method errors
BOYCE AND BYNUM PATHOLOGY LAB, Columbia, MO Nov. 2013-Jan. 2014
Service Processing Technician I-worked in medical processing lab
Sorted incoming patient samples by requisition type and sample type
Ran samples out to appropriate labs to be tested
VOLUNTEER WORK/SHADOWING
GIRLS ON THE RUN ASSISTANT COACH, Iowa City, IA Feb.-May 2018
Volunteer Assistant Coach
Helped lead practices of about 10 girls
Aided girls in understanding practice life lesson
NORTHEAST REGIONAL HOSPITAL, Kirksville, MO Summer 2013
Volunteer
Administered quality questionnaires to hospital guests
KIRKSVILLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, Kirksville, MO Feb. 2010-May 2013
Volunteer track coach
Helped run daily practices twice weekly for 4 months per year
Coached, oversaw practices for individuals and small groups of hurdlers, ages 12-18
AWARDS AND HONORS
2016-2017 Mary Monroe-Bell Scholarship
Aug. 2017 Certificate of Completion: Clinical Research Unit Orientation
Sept. 2017 Certificate of Completion: Academy for Research Professionals, Institute for Clinical and
Translational Science
CERTIFICATIONS/WORKSHOPS
Spring 2017 Intuitive Eating Workshop
Fall 2016 CPR/AED Certified (adults and infants)
TEACHING EXPERIENCE (Teaching Assistant)
HEALTH AND HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, Iowa City, IA Fall 2015-Spring 2017
Health Behavior and Health Promotion (Course Director: Dr. Alison Phillips)
Aided professor in review of course exams, assignments, syllabus
Held one-on-one feedback sessions with students
Physical Activity and Health (Lead Instructor, overseen by Amy Fletcher, MS)
Acted as primary instructor to lead weekly discussion of two
sections of about 25 students
Lectured on course information and provided clarification to group
Obesity: Causes, Consequences, Prevention and Treatment (Course Director: Dr. Lucas Carr)
Coordinated 4- week mobile health study with about 90 students
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
COMPUTATIONAL EPIDEMIOLOGY RESEARCH GROUP Summer 2016
Research Assistant under direction of Dr. Philip Polgreen, MD and Dr. Linnea Polgreen, PhD
Aided in enrollment and baseline visits of 100 study participants
Collaborated with research team about data collection and analysis techniques
Helped manage grant funding/ budget for 3 NIH/AHA funded studies
BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE LAB, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA, Iowa City, IA Fall 2015-Spring 2017
Graduate Thesis Project under direction of Dr. Lucas Carr
Aided in writing, editing, and correcting IRB, Informed Consent, and other study documents
Organized recruitment process, enrollment, and study conduct for 150 participants for 10-week study
Trained staff on utilization of scheduling program, and proper anthropometric measurement techniques including Bioelectric Impedance Analysis (InBody720)
Research Assistant- Healthy Hawkeyes Program Fall 2015
Helped recruit, and enroll children ages 8-18 and families for 10-week program
Helped create curriculum and activities for childhood obesity weight loss program
Led informative child discussions and games weekly for 10-week program
CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT, TRUMAN STATE UNIVERSITY, Kirksville, MO Spring 2011, Fall 2012
Chemical Stockroom Worker
Responsible for setting up weekly general chemistry labs and equipment
Maintained stock of chemical reagents needed for labs
Oversaw labs and aided students with laboratory procedures
WRITINGS/PUBLICATIONS
Gremaud, A.L., Carr, L.J., Simmering, J.E., Evans, N.J., Cremer, J.F., Segre, A.M., Polgreen, L.A., & Polgreen, P.M. (2018) Gamifying Accelerometer Use Increases Physical Activity Levels of Sedentary Office Workers. Journal of the American Heart Association 7(e007735). DOI: 10.1161/JAHA/117.007735.
Holwerda, S.W., Luehrs, R.E., Gremaud, A.L., Wooldridge, N.A., Stroud, A.K., Fiedorowicz, J.G., Abboud, F.M., & Pierce, G.L. (2018) .Relative burst amplitude of muscle sympathetic nerve activity is an indicator of altered sympathetic outflow of chronic anxiety. Journal of Neurophysiology, (published online ahead of print May). Available at: https://www.physiology.org/doi/10.1152/jn.00064.2018 (Accessed 16May2018).
Holwerda, S.W., Gremaud, A.L., Luehrs, R.E., Fiedorowicz, J.G., Abboud, F.M., & Pierce, G.L. (December 2017/April 2018). Sympathetic baroreflex sensitivity during mental stress in humans with chronic anxiety. Oral presentation at Annual Experimental Biology Meeting, San Diego, CA.
Gremaud, A.L, Simmering, J.E., Coe, S., Evans, N.J., Polgreen, L., Cremer, J.F., Segre, A.M., Polgreen, P.M., & Carr, L.J. (April 2017). MapTrek as a mobile health Game for Increasing Physical Activity Levels in Sedentary Office Workers. Poster presented at Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center Poster Session, Iowa City, IA.
Gremaud, A.L., Simmering, J.E., Coe, S., Evans, N.J., Polgreen, L., Cremer, J.F., Polgreen, P., and Carr, L.J. (April 2017). More than Just a Game? A Randomized Controlled Trial of Pokémon Go On Physical Activity Habits. Poster presented at Annual Society of Behavioral Medicine Meeting, San Diego, CA.
Benzo, R.M., Gremaud, A.L., Jerome, M., Carr, L.J. (2016). Learning to Stand: The Acceptability and Feasibility of Introducing Standing Desks into College Classrooms. International Journal of Environmental Res Public Health, 13(8). DOI: 10.3390/ijerph10380823.