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Cathy Jen

Cathy Jen

Professor

3135771948

3135778616 (fax)

cjen@wayne.edu

 3003 Science Hall

Curriculum vitae

Cathy Jen

Department

Nutrition and Food Science

Research interest(s)/area of expertise

  •  Dietary factors in obesity and diabetesObesity prevention/intervention in adolescentsObesity and chronic diseases in minority population

Education

  • Ph.D.

Awards and grants

  • 08/31/2012 - 07/31/2014 $300,000
    1R21ES021285  
    NIH
    “Understanding the influence of n-3 PUFA on pro-inflammatory aspects of mercury”
    Rosenpire, A. (PI), Jen, K-LC. Co-Investigator (5% effort)

    9/28/2009-6/30/2014 $5,707,802
    1U01HL097889-01
    NIH
    “Interventionist procedures for adherence to weight loss recommendations in black adolescents”
    Jen, K-L. C and Naar-King, S. Co-Principal Investigators

Selected publications

120. Jen K-LC, Jamil H, Zhou K, Breejen K, Arnetz BB.  Sex differences and predictors of changes in body weight and noncommunicable diseases in a random, newly-arrived group of refugees followed for two years.  J Immigrant Minority Health, 2017, DOI 10.1007/s10903-017-0565-9.
 
121.  Yeh Y, Brogan K, Danford C, Jen K-LC. Effectiveness of nutrition intervention in a selected group of overweight and obese African American preschoolers. J Racial Ethnic Health Disparities, DOI: 10.1007/s40615-017-0399-0, 2017.
 
122. Hansen BC, Gografe S, Pritt S, Jen K-LC, McWhirter CA, Barman SM, Comuzzie A, Greene M, McNulty JA, Michele DE, Moaddab N, Nelson RJ, NorrisK, Uray KD, Banks R, Westlund KN, Yates BJ, Silverman J, Hansen KD, Redman B, Cate B.  Ensuring Due Process in the IACUC and Animal Welfare Setting: Considerations in Developing Noncompliance Policies and Procedures for Institutional Animal Care and Use Committees and Institutional Officials.  FASEB J. fj.20161250R. Published online August 15, 2017.
 
123. Campbell-Voytal K, Hartlieb KB, Cunningham PB, Jacques-Tiura AJ, Ellis DA, Jen K-LC, Naar-King S.  African American adolescent-caregiver interactions in a weight loss trial.  J Child Family Studies, 27:835-842, 2018.
 

Currently teaching

  •  NFS 3270/6270:  Eating Disorder and Body Weight Regulation, 3 credits

     

  •  NFS 7060:  Research Methods in Nutrition and Food Science, 2 credits

Courses taught

 NFS 3270/6270:  Eating Disorders and Body Weight Regulation, 3 credits, 3 credits

NFS 7240:  Nutritional Epidemiology, 3 credits 

NFS 7060:  Research Methods in Nutrition and Food Science, 2 credits

NFS 6000:  Nutritional Biochemistry, 3 credits

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