Philip Jay Troped Curriculum Vitae University of South Carolina, Arnold School of Public Health Ph.D., Health Promotion, Education and Behavior

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1 Philip Jay Troped Curriculum Vitae Department of Health and Kinesiology Lambert Fieldhouse 800 West Stadium Avenue Purdue University West Lafayette, IN Ph: Education 2000 University of South Carolina, Arnold School of Public Health Ph.D., Health Promotion, Education and Behavior 1994 Harvard School of Public Health S.M., Health and Social Behavior 1990 Northeastern University M.S., Clinical Exercise Physiology 1979 University of Massachusetts B.A., Psychology Academic Appointments 2010-present Associate Professor (in the area of public health), Department of Health and Kinesiology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Assistant Professor (in the area of public health), Department of Health and Kinesiology, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Research Associate, Department of Society, Human Development, and Health, and Harvard Prevention Research Center on Nutrition and Physical Activity, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA Graduate Assistant, Division of Cardiovascular Health, Center for Health Promotion, South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, Columbia, SC Graduate Assistant, Prevention Center, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC

2 Philip J. Troped Page 2 Academic Affiliations 2010-present 2009-present 2006-present Member, Ingestive Behavior Research Center, Purdue University Faculty Associate, Center for Aging and the Life Course, Purdue University Member, Oncological Sciences Center, Purdue University Research and Program Management 2001 Research Associate, Yale-Griffin Prevention Research Center, Derby, CT Project Evaluator, Office of Statistics & Evaluation, Bureau of Family and Community Health, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Boston, MA Summer 1996 Summer 1996 Intern, Division of Prevention, Bureau of Family and Community Health, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Boston, MA Research Assistant, Center for Community-Based Research, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA Fitness and Wellness Specialist, Department of Federal Occupational Health, United States Public Health Service, Boston, MA Exercise Physiologist, Outpatient Rehabilitation Coordinator, Rehabilitation Department, Massachusetts Respiratory Hospital, Braintree, MA Honors 2011 Faculty Fellowship for Study in a Second Discipline (statistics - multilevel models), Purdue University U.S. Public Health Service Traineeship, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina Membership in Academic, Professional, and Scholarly Societies 2000-present 1989-present Delta Omega Society (honorary public health society) American College of Sports Medicine

3 Philip J. Troped Page 3 Research Grants (external) National Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute: Exploratory Study of Environmental Effects on Activity/Overweight in Older Women (1R21CA A1). The goal of this study is to develop objective measures of the built environment for 30,000 participants in the Nurses Health Study and examine associations with physical activity and weight-related outcomes. (September August 2011, $371,878) Co- Kinley Trust Grant Competition, Purdue University: An Integrative Examination of Psychosocial and Environmental Predictors of Youth Physical Activity (Dr. Alan Smith, Co-PI). The goal of this study is to examine the interactive effects of peer relationships and the built environment on physical activity motivation and behaviors among middle school youth. (July 2007 July 2012, $19,500) Harvard University, Purdue subcontract with Harvard School of Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Special Interest Project (SIP) 10, MA-ME Policy Research Network Participating Center. The goal of this project was to conduct physical activity policy research. (September September 2009, $13,800) Harvard University, Purdue subcontract with Harvard School of Public Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: SIP , MA-ME Policy Research Network Participating Center. Dr. Troped continued to collaborate with Harvard and other members of the Physical Activity Policy Research Network (PAPRN), conducting policy studies and developing a research agenda. (September September 2007, $15,462) U.S. Forest Service: Contribution of Trails to Adults Physical Activity - Supplemental Funding for Data Analysis. The Forest Service provided supplemental funding for data processing, analyses and manuscript development for this study, which was originally funded through Active Living Research. (April September 2006, $10,000) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: SIP , MA-ME Policy Research Network Participating Center. The goal of this project was to conduct physical activity policy studies and to develop a national policy research agenda. The Harvard Prevention Research Center on Nutrition and Physical Activity is a participating center in PAPRN. (September August 2006, $120,000) The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Active Living Research Program: Contribution of Trails to Adults Physical Activity. The goal of this study was to assess the contribution of trails and walking paths to overall physical activity levels among adults by objectively measuring physical activity with portable global positioning system (GPS) units and accelerometers. (May August 2006, $149,991)

4 Philip J. Troped Page 4 The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Active Living Research Program: Developing and Evaluating Objective Measures of Outdoor Recreational Areas. The goal of this transdisciplinary study, which involved researchers and practitioners from the fields of public health, geography, landscape architecture, and parks and recreation, was to develop and test methods to assess physical characteristics of community walking paths and trails. The team developed and tested the reliability of the Path Environment Audit Tool. (January March 2005, $100,000) Co-Investigator Massachusetts Department of Public Health: Evaluation of MDPH Obesity Prevention and Control Initiative (Dr. Jean Wiecha, PI). The goal of this sub-study was to assess the validity of Youth Risk Behavior Survey items for moderate and vigorous physical activity using accelerometers. (July June 2005, $100,000) Project Director Massachusetts Department of Public Health: Evaluation of MDPH Obesity Prevention and Control Initiative (Dr. Jean Wiecha, PI). The primary goal of this project was to evaluate a school-based physical activity and nutrition intervention conducted in 13 Massachusetts middle schools. (December June 2004, $360,000) Massachusetts Governor s Committee on Physical Fitness and Sports Mini-Grant: Factors Associated with Use of a Rail-Trail and Physical Activity in a Massachusetts Community (doctoral dissertation). The primary goal of this dissertation study was to examine individual, interpersonal and environmental correlates of trail use and physical activity in a community sample of adults. ( , $500) Research Grants (internal) Purdue Research Foundation, Purdue University: Physical, Social, and Psychological Correlates of Active Commuting. The goal of this study was to examine multilevel correlates of walking and bicycling to work among a sample of Indiana adults (August July 2011, $16,795) Purdue University, College of Liberal Arts, Research Incentive Grant: Predicting Physical Activity Mode from Accelerometer and GPS Data. The goal of this methodological study was to determine whether combining GPS data with accelerometer data improved prediction of activity modes, such as walking and bicycling. (Spring/Summer 2007, $1000) Consulting The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Active Living Research Program: Impacts of Federal Transportation Legislation on Local Investments in Bikeways, Pedestrian Facilities and Active Living Improvements (Dr. Angie Cradock, Harvard School of Public Health, PI). The goal of this transdisciplinary study was to conduct a comprehensive state-by-state review of federal transportation policy implementation. (July July 2007)

5 Philip J. Troped Page 5 The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Active Living Research Program: Exploring Policy Change in the Development of Community Trails (Dr. Amy Eyler, St. Louis University, PI). This was a one-year multi-site study involving five CDC-funded Prevention Research Centers across the U.S. with Dr. Troped as lead investigator at Harvard. The goal was to identify and better understand policies that support the development of community trails. (July July 2006) Publications: Peer Reviewed Journals (Student authors are in italics.) James P, Troped PJ, Hart JE, Joshu CE, Colditz GA, Brownson RC, Ewing R, Laden F. Urban sprawl, physical activity, and body mass index in two large samples of women in the United States. In press. American Journal of Public Health. Troped PJ, Tamura K., Whitcomb HA, Laden F. Perceived built environment and physical activity in U.S. women by sprawl and region. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2011;41(5): Starnes HA, Troped PJ, Klenosky DB, Doehring AM. Trails and physical activity: a review. Journal of Physical Activity and Health. 2011;8(8): Troped PJ, Wilson J, Matthews CE, Cromley EK, Melly SJ. The built environment and location-based physical activity. American Journal of Preventive Medicine 2010;38(4): Eyler AA, Brownson RC, Aytur SA, Cradock AL, Doescher M, Evenson KR, Kerr J, Maddock J, Pluto DL, Steinman L, Tompkins NO, Troped P, Schmid TL. Examination of trends and evidence-based elements in state physical education legislation: a content analysis. Journal of School Health 2010;80(7): Wall HK, Ballard J, Troped P, Njike VY, Katz DL. Impact of home-based, supervised exercise on congestive heart failure. International Journal of Cardiology 2010;145(2): Troped PJ, Whitcomb HA, Hutto BE, Reed JA, Hooker SP. Reliability of a brief intercept survey for trail use behaviors. Journal of Physical Activity and Health 2009;6(6): Cradock AC, Troped PJ, Fields W, Melly SJ, Simms SV, Gimmler F, Fowler M. Factors associated with federal transportation funding for local pedestrian and bicycle programming and facilities. Journal of Public Health Policy 2009;30(S1):S38-S72. Eyler AA, Brownson RC, Evenson KR, Levinger D, Maddock JE, Pluto D, Troped PJ, Schmid TL, Carnoske C, Richards KL, Steinman LE. Policy influences on community trail development. Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law 2008;33(3): Troped PJ, Oliveira MS, Matthews CE, Cromley EK, Melly SJ, Craig BA. Prediction of activity mode with global positioning system and accelerometer data. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 2008;40(5):

6 Philip J. Troped Page 6 Eyler AA, Baldwin J, Carnoske C, Nickelson J, Troped PJ, Steinman L, Pluto D, Litt J, Evenson K, Terpstra J, Brownson R, Schmid T. Parental involvement in active transport to school initiatives: A multi-site case study. American Journal of Health Education 2008;39(3): Eyler AA, Brownson R, Doescher M, Evenson KR, Fesperman CE, Litt JS, Pluto D, Steinman LE, Terpstra JL, Troped PJ, Schmid TL. Policies related to active transport to and from school: A multi-site case study. Health Education Research 2008;23(6): Peterson KE, Dubowitz T, Stoddard AM, Troped PJ, Sorensen G, Emmons KM. Social context of physical activity and weight status in working-class populations. Journal of Physical Activity and Health 2007;4: Austin SB, Kim J, Wiecha JL, Troped PJ, Feldman HA. School-based overweight preventive intervention lowers incidence of disordered weight-control behaviors in early adolescent girls. Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine 2007;161(9): Troped PJ, Wiecha JL, Fragala MS, Matthews CE, Finkelstein DM, Kim J, Peterson KE. Reliability and validity of YRBS physical activity items among middle school students. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 2007;39(3): Wiecha JL, Finkelstein D, Troped PJ, Fragala MS, Peterson KE. School vending machine and fast food restaurant use are associated with sugar-sweetened beverage intake in youth. Journal of the American Dietetic Association 2006;106: Troped PJ, Cromley EK, Fragala MS, Melly SJ, Hasbrouck HH, Gortmaker SL, Brownson RC. Development and reliability and validity testing of an audit tool for trail/path characteristics: The Path Environment Audit Tool (PEAT). Journal of Physical Activity and Health 2006;3(S1):S158-S175. Rodriguez DA, Brown AL, Troped PJ. Portable global positioning system units to complement accelerometry-based physical activity monitors. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 2005;37(11):S572-S581. Troped PJ, Saunders RP, Pate RR. Comparisons between rail-trail users and nonusers and men and women s patterns of use in a suburban community. Journal of Physical Activity and Health 2005;2(2): Stoddard AM, Palombo R, Troped PJ, Sorensen G, Will JC. Cardiovascular disease risk reduction: the Massachusetts WISEWOMAN Project. Journal of Women s Health 2004;13(5): Troped PJ, Saunders RP, Pate RR, Reininger B, Addy CL. Correlates of recreational and transportation physical activity among adults in a New England community. Preventive Medicine 2003;37(4): Finkelstein EA, Troped PJ, Will JC, Palombo R. Cost-effectiveness of a cardiovascular disease risk reduction program aimed at financially vulnerable women: the Massachusetts WISEWOMAN project. Journal of Women s Health and Gender-Based Medicine 2002;11(6):

7 Philip J. Troped Page 7 Will JC, Massoudi B, Mokdad A, Ford ES, Rosamond W, Stoddard AM, Palombo R, Holliday J, Byers T, Ammerman A, Troped PJ, Sorensen G. Reducing risk for cardiovascular disease in uninsured women: combined results from two WISEWOMAN Projects. Journal of the American Medical Women's Association 2001;56(4): Troped PJ, Saunders RP, Pate RR, Reininger B, Ureda JR, Thompson SJ. Associations between selfreported and objective physical environmental factors and use of a community rail-trail. Preventive Medicine 2001;32(2): Cheng Y, Macera CA, Davis DR, Ainsworth BA, Troped PJ, Blair SN. Physical activity and selfreported, physician-diagnosed osteoarthritis: Is physical activity a risk factor? Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 2000;53(3): Troped PJ, Saunders RP. Gender differences in social influence on physical activity at different stages of exercise adoption. American Journal of Health Promotion 1998;13(2): Schneider DA, Lacroix KA, Atkinson GR, Troped PJ, Pollack J. Ventilatory threshold and maximal oxygen uptake during cycling and running in triathletes. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 1990;22: Publications: Non-Academic Troped PJ. The power of trails for promoting physical activity in communities. Active Living Research. Research brief, January 2011 Eyler A, Brownson R, Evenson K, Levinger D, Maddock J, Pluto D, and Troped PJ. Developing community trails: brainstorms and the power of policy. Planning Magazine 2007:A12. Eyler AA, Brownson RC, Evenson KR, Levinger D, Maddock J, Pluto D, Troped PJ. Developing community trails: brainstorms and the power of policy. Active Living Research Brief, Co-author with Amy Eyler and others: Policies associated with initiatives promoting active transport to and from school. Physical Activity Policy Research Network Brief, Other Reports/Publications Cromley EK, Troped PJ, Melly SJ, Huffman FT. Community trails in community context: GIS analysis of associations between trail and neighborhood characteristics. UCCGIA Papers and Proceedings, No. 4, Storrs, CT: University of Connecticut Center for Geographic Information and Analysis, Palombo R, Stoddard A, Troped PJ. Massachusetts Well Women Project: Final Report, Massachusetts Department of Public Health, March Troped PJ. Dissertation. Factors Associated with Use of a Rail-Trail and Physical Activity in a Massachusetts Community. May 2000.

8 Philip J. Troped Page 8 Invited Lectures International Documenting the relationship between physical activity and trails. TrailLink 2001, The 3 rd International Trails and Greenways Conference, St. Louis, MO (September 2001) Factors associated with use of a rail-trail: a community study. Pro Bike Pro Walk 2000, 11 th International Conference on Bicycling and Walking, Philadelphia, PA (September 2000) National Designing community recreation spaces for health and wellbeing: applying the research evidence. American Society of Landscape Architecture 2011 Annual Meeting and Expo, San Diego, CA (October 2011) What do we know about effects of the neighborhood built environment on physical activity among older adults? 2011 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Disability and Health Partners Meeting, Chicago, IL (June 2011) Creating infrastructure to increase physical activity: merging architecture and physical activity. American College of Sports Medicine 55 th Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN (May 2008) What s the evidence on trails and physical activity? A brief overview. TrailLink 2007, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, Portland, OR (August 2007) A physical activity researcher s perspectives on conducting transdisciplinary research. National Recreation and Park Association Congress, Active Living Research Workshop, San Antonio, TX (October 2005) Developing and evaluating objective measures of outdoor walking facilities: methods and early progress. Active Living Research Program Meeting, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, San Diego, CA (August 2003) Trails and active living: what do the researchers have to say? TrailLink 2003, Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, Providence, RI (June 2003) State Use of technology in physical activity research: implications for public health. Indiana Public Health Association Spring Conference, West Lafayette, IN (May 2008) Promoting physical activity: out of the gym and into the community. Moving Together Conference, Worcester, MA (October 2002) Academic How does the built environment influence physical activity and BMI among older women? Center for Aging and the Life Course Colloquium, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (November 2010)

9 Philip J. Troped Page 9 Environment and physical activity: a brief overview of two studies. Department of Kinesiology Seminar, Indiana University, Bloomington, IN (April 2010) Use of GPS data to more precisely examine associations between built environment and physical activity. Department of Agricultural Economics Seminar, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (March 2008) Identifying environmental correlates and environmental context of physical activity. Department of Health and Kinesiology Spring Colloquia Series, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (January 2008) Refereed Podium and Poster Presentations (Student authors are in italics.) Tamura K, Puett RC, Starnes HA, Hart JE, Laden F, Troped PJ. Does physical activity spatially cluster? Preliminary findings from an analysis of older women living in three U.S. states. American Public Health Association 139 th Annual Meeting and Exposition, Washington, DC (November 2011, poster presentation). Tamura K, Puett RC, Starnes HA, Laden F, Troped PJ. Are obesity and overweight clustered? Spatial examination of older women in three U.S. states. The 23 rd Congress of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, Barcelona, Spain (September 2011, oral presentation). Smith Al, Troped PJ, McDonough MH, DeFreese JD. Youth perceptions of neighborhood physical environment and peer availability as contributors to physical activity behavior. North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity Annual Convention, Burlington, VT (June 2011; poster presentation) [Journal of Sport & Exercise Psychology, 33, S186, 2011]. Whitcomb HA, Tamura K, Ben-Joseph E, Cromley EK, Puett R, Melly S, James P, Laden F, Troped PJ. Factorial validity of a neighborhood walkability scale for older adults. American College of Sports Medicine 58 th Annual Meeting, Denver, CO (June 2011; poster presentation), [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 43(5): 570, 2011]. Richards E, Troped PJ, Lim E. Testing the reliability and validity of a dog walking survey. American College of Sports Medicine 58 th Annual Meeting, Denver, CO (May 2011; poster presentation) [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 43(5)Suppl 1: 606, 2011]. James P, Hart JE, Subramanian SV, Dominici F, Troped PJ, Spengler JD, Laden F. Urban sprawl and risk of obesity in the Nurses Health Study. Society for Epidemiological Research Annual Meeting, Montreal, Canada (June 2011; poster presentation) [American Journal of Epidemiology, 173 Suppl 11: S34, 2011] Burgess A, Wilson JS, Whitcomb HA, Troped, PJ. Methods for detecting use of community trails using GPS data. Association of American Geographers West Lakes Annual Meeting, Macomb, Illinois. (October 2010, poster presentation).

10 Philip J. Troped Page 10 Whitcomb HA, Troped PJ, Tamura K, Orstad S. Accelerometer validation of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire among community trail users. American College of Sports Medicine 57th Annual Meeting, MD (June 2010; poster presentation) [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. 42(5): 250, 2010]. Whitcomb HA, Cromley EK, Tamura K, Melly SJ, Kale S, Laden S, James P, Puett R, Ben-Joseph E, Troped PJ. Validation of a commercial geographic information system database of facilities. Active Living Research Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA (February 2010, poster presentation) Troped PJ, Laden F, Puett R, Ben-Joseph E, Cromley EK, Whitcomb HA, James P, Tamura K, Melly SJ. Effects of the built environment on physical activity in a large sample of older women living in three U.S. states: preliminary findings. Active Living Research Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA (February 2010, poster presentation) James P, Troped PJ, Joshu CE, Brownson RC, Ewing R, Laden F. Associations between urban sprawl and body mass index in a sample of older women in the United States. International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, Dublin, Ireland (August 2009; poster presentation) Troped PJ, Laden F, Whitcomb HA, Tamura K. Perceptions of the built environment, walking and BMI in a large cohort of US women. American College of Sports Medicine 56 th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA (May 2009; podium presentation) [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 41(5):48, 2009] Troped PJ, Wilson J, Matthews CE, Cromley EK, Melly SJ. Associations between the built environment and location-based physical activity. Active Living Research 2009 Annual Conference, San Diego, CA (February 2009; podium presentation) Cradock A, Melly S, Fields B, Troped PJ, Gimmler F, Barrett J. Federal transportation policy implementation, economic investment in low resource communities through Safe Routes to School. Active Living Research 2009 Annual Conference, San Diego, CA (February 2009; poster presentation) Whitcomb HA, Tamura K, Milius L, Laden F, Melly S, James P, Puett R, Cromley E, Ben-Joseph E, Troped PJ. Exploratory study of environmental effects on physical activity and overweight in older women: research update. GIS Day, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (November 2008; poster presentation) Troped PJ, Whitcomb HA, Hutto BE, Hooker SP. Reliability of a brief intercept survey for trail use behaviors. American College of Sports Medicine 55 th Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN (May 2008; poster presentation) [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 40(5):S205-S206, 2008] Cradock A, Troped PJ, Fields B, Melly S, Cox L, Lou Y, Goodrich B, Simms S, Gimmler F, Fowler M. An imperative for active living research: understanding the impacts of federal transportation legislation on local pedestrian and bicycle improvements. Active Living Research 2008 Annual Conference, Washington D.C. (April 2008; podium presentation)

11 Philip J. Troped Page 11 Eyler A, Brownson RC, Cradock A, Doescher M, Evenson K, Kerr J, Maddock J, Pluto D, Schmid T, Steinman L, Troped PJ, Whitcomb HA. How common is evidence-based state physical education legislation? A content analysis. Active Living Research 2008 Annual Conference, Washington D.C. (April 2008; poster presentation) Troped PJ, DeMano AM, Whitcomb HA, Klenosky DB. Trails and physical activity: a review of the transdisciplinary evidence. Active Living Research 2008 Annual Conference, Washington D.C. (April 2008; poster presentation) Troped PJ. Using accelerometry and wearable GPS units to measure trail users physical activity: preliminary findings. GIS Day, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (November 2007; poster presentation) Troped PJ. Using GIS to examine relationships between built environment and physical activity. GIS Day, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (November 2007; podium presentation) Eyler A, Troped PJ, Schmid T, Pluto D, Maddock J, Levinger D, Evenson K, Brownson RC, Carnoske C. Exploring the role of policy in the development of community trails: a multi-site case study. Active Living Research 2007 Annual Conference, Coronado, CA (February 2007; poster presentation) Troped PJ, Eyler A, Brownson RC, Coleman K, Doescher M, Evenson K, Pluto D, Schmid T, Terpstra J. Policy effects on successful walk/bike-to-school initiatives: early findings from a case study. American College of Sports Medicine, 53 rd Annual Meeting, Denver, CO (June 2006; podium presentation) [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 38(5):54, 2006] Troped PJ. Concurrent measurement of free living physical activity with accelerometers and global positioning system units: opportunities to understand the environmental context of activity. American College of Sports Medicine, 53 rd Annual Meeting, Denver, CO (June 2006; podium presentation) [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 38(5):76, 2006] Troped PJ. Development and testing of a methodology to audit walking trail characteristics. American College of Sports Medicine, 52 nd Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN (June 2005; podium presentation) [Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise 37(5):S51, 2005] Troped PJ. Development and reliability and validity testing of an audit tool for trail/path characteristics: the Path Environment Audit Tool (PEAT). Active Living Research 2005 Annual Conference, Coronado, CA (February 2005; podium presentation) Troped PJ, Fragala MS, Matthews CE, Peterson KE, Finkelstein D, Bettencourt MF, Wiecha JL. Validity of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey for moderate and vigorous physical activity in preadolescents. American College of Sports Medicine, 51 st Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN (June 2004; poster presentation) [Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 36(5):S110, 2004] Troped PJ. Developing and evaluating objective measures of outdoor walking facilities: project overview and update. Active Living Research 2004 Annual Conference, Del Mar, CA (January 2004; podium presentation)

12 Philip J. Troped Page 12 Troped PJ, Wiecha J, Bettencourt M, Morris V, Peterson K, Finkelstein D, Robarts J, Cavallaro V, Ooi WL. Early findings: Massachusetts Partnership for Healthy Weight Go! intervention. American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (November 2003; podium presentation) Troped PJ, Gortmaker SL, Buka SL, Cradock AL. Associations between the built environment in Chicago neighborhoods and physically active journey-to-work. American College of Sports Medicine, 50 th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA (June 2003; poster presentation) [Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 35(5):S65, 2003] Troped PJ, Saunders RP, Pate RR. Characteristics of rail-trail use among adults responding to a community physical activity survey. American College of Sports Medicine, 50 th Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO (June 2002; poster presentation) [Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 34(5):S66, 2002] Troped PJ, Saunders RP. Determinants of stage of adoption for recreational and transportation physical activity in adults. American College of Sports Medicine, 48 th Annual Meeting, Baltimore, MD (May 2001; podium presentation) [Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 33(5):S149, 2001] Other Presentations and Meetings Macnak M, Richardson JJ, Troped P, Evans JJ. Engineering public health: the environment matters. College of Technology Faculty Convocation Poster Session, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN (March 2009; poster presentation, outstanding poster award) Troped PJ. Use of GPS in physical activity studies. 3 Gs workshop (GPS, GIS, & Genes), San Diego, CA. Funded by the National Institutes of Health under the Gene and Environment Initiative (February 2009; panel discussion) Laden F, Troped PJ. Built environment, obesity and physical activity. Obesity Research Interest Group, Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA (October 2008; oral presentation) Troped PJ. Physical activity measurement meeting. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC (December 2004; discussant) Published Abstracts Zheng D, Macera CA, Davis DR, Troped PJ, Li Z. The combined effects of caffeine consumption and physical activity in men at risk for hypertension. American Journal of Epidemiology 143:S12, Troped PJ, Torres M, Davis DR, Macera CA. Association of socio-demographic variables to physical activity levels in adolescents: analysis of 1992 YRBS data. Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise 28:S33, 1996.

13 Philip J. Troped Page 13 Graduate Student Mentoring at Purdue Student Degree/Date Specialization Role Thesis/Project Title Other Information Doctoral Students H. Whitcomb PhD Health Promotion Chair Major Professor In Progress (started Fall 2007) L. Richards PhD Health Promotion In Progress (started Fall 2007) K. Tamura PhD Health Promotion In Progress (started Fall 2008) S. Orstad PhD Health Promotion In Progress (started Fall 2009) Chair Major Professor Chair Major Professor Chair Major Professor Masters Students L. Gigena MS/May 2008 Health Promotion Committee Member Relationship between language proficiency of female Hispanic patients, patient satisfaction and their perceived health status C. Thompson MS/Oct Exercise Physiology Committee Member Longitudinal investigation of inflammatory biomarkers, vitamin D, and physical fitness in trained and untrained elderly men and women S. Marshall MS/July 2008 Health and Fitness Committee Member The role of fitness professionals in recognizing and referring eating disorders S. Kale MPH Public Health In Progress (started Fall 2009) M. Plante MPH Public Health In Progress (started Fall 2011) Chair Major Professor Chair Major Professor

14 Philip J. Troped Page 14 Teaching- Purdue University HK 567: Epidemiology for Public Health Practice HK 590: Physical Activity and Public Health HK 610: Research Methods in Health, Physical Education, and Recreation HK 621: Public Health Seminar HK 675: Design and Analysis of Health Promotion Programs HK 676: Theoretical Foundations of Health Behavior HK 690: Physical Activity Assessment and Data Analysis HK 366: Health Behavior and Health Promotion (undergraduate) HK 445: Principles of Epidemiology (undergraduate) Northeastern University - Instructor at Clinical Exercise Physiology Workshop and Symposium sponsored by Northeastern University and the American College of Sports Medicine ( ) Professional Service Reviewer for Professional Journals* American Journal of Preventive Medicine: 2002 (1), 2003 (1), 2004 (1), 2005 (1), 2007 (1), 2009(1) Annals of Behavioral Medicine: 2009 (1) International Journal of Obesity: 2006 (1) Journal of Aging and Physical Activity: 2001 (1) Journal of Obesity: 2011 (1) Journal of Physical Activity and Health: 2008 (2) Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology: 2010 (1) Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise: 2006 (1), 2007 (2), 2008 (1), 2009 (1), 2010 (1), 2011 (2) Pediatric Exercise Science: 2009 (1) Preventive Medicine: 2005 (1), 2007 (2), 2009 (1) *year (# of reviews) Grant Reviews Active Living Research Program, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Rapid-Response Round 3 Grants (August 2011) National Institutes of Health, Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group, Improving Diet and Physical Activity Assessment. This is a recurring special panel to review proposals submitted in response to program announcements on ways to improve the assessment of diet and physical activity. (March 2008) Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada and Canadian Institutes of Health Research RFA Built Environment, Obesity and Health. (July 2007)

15 Philip J. Troped Page 15 National Institutes of Health, Special Emphasis Panel/Scientific Review Group, Improving Diet and Physical Activity Assessment. This is a recurring panel to review proposals submitted in response to program announcements on ways to improve the assessment of diet and physical activity. (June 2007) Active Living Research Program, The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Round 3 Dissertation Proposals. (March 2004) University Service Department Curriculum Committee, Public Health Program (Fall 2009 present; Chair as of Fall 2010) Selection Committee, Corrigan and Hanson Awards (departmental awards for graduate students) (Spring 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010) Search Committee, Director of Public Health Faculty Position, Department of Health and Kinesiology, Purdue University ( ) Selection Committee, Judy Kay Black Scholarship (departmental award for graduate students) (March 2009) Search Committee, Clinical Professor, A.H. Ismail Fitness and Nutrition Research and Education Center, Department of Health and Kinesiology, Purdue University ( ) College Grievance Committee, College of Liberal Arts, Purdue University ( ) Reviewer, 2008 PRF Research Grant Competition, College of Liberal Arts, Purdue University (March 2008) University Blue Ribbon Healthcare Committee, Fall 2010 Spring 2011 Co-Chair for Nutrition & Physical Activity Symposium, Environmental and Policy Approaches to Promoting Healthy Eating and Physical Activity in Indiana Communities with Dr. Amy Mobley, Department of Foods and Nutrition, for Healthy Planet 2010 (February 2010) Community Service Chair, Physical Advisory Committee, Indiana State Department of Health s Healthy Weight Initiative funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( ) Member, Board of Directors, WalkBoston [pedestrian advocacy group based in Boston] ( ) Member, Advisory Board, East Coast Greenway Alliance [advocacy group developing a multi-state paved trail along the eastern seaboard from Maine to Florida] ( present)