CURRICULUM VITAE present University of Colorado Denver, School of Public Health Assistant Professor

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Name: Address: Tessa Crume, PhD, MSPH Colorado School of Public Health University of Colorado Denver East 17th Ave, Box B119, Room W3137 Aurora, CO Tel: I. EDUCATION Colorado State University B.S. Microbiology University of Colorado Health Sciences M.S.P.H Colorado School of Public Health Ph.D. Epidemiology II. PRINCIPAL POSITIONS HELD: 2011-present University of Colorado Denver, School of Public Health Assistant Professor Role: Conduct research on perinatal factors that influence obesity and cardio-metabolic disease risk including gestation, early postnatal life, adiposity rebound, puberty and pregnancy. Develop a research agenda with the goal of preventing childhood obesity by targeting critical developmental periods such as breastfeeding, maternal diet during pregnancy, and control of gestational weight gain. My research explores the role of early infant diet and breastfeeding to attenuate the unfavorable obesity outcomes associated with in utero exposure to over-nutrition from maternal obesity and pregnancy. I am currently a co-investigator on three projects: The EPOCH, a retrospective cohort study that looks at the effect of exposure to maternal diabetes on offspring obesity and fat distribution patterns; the multi-center SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth Study, a registry study that explores the etiology and clinical course of childhood diabetes; and the Healthy Start Study that assesses the impact of perinatal exposures on infant growth, metabolic health and body composition Rocky Mountain Center for Health Program Evaluator Role: Provide evaluation technical assistance (TA) and training to staff, clients, and local and state education agencies and non-governmental organizations funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Division of Adolescent and School Health (CDC DASH). Provide detailed TA and training to local and state adolescent and school heath programs on using epidemiologic data for program planning, strategic planning, logic models, developing evaluation plans, and developing evaluation reports to share their accomplishments and identify program improvements. Develop evaluation tools and resources for CDC DASH programs and project officers. Develop and deliver trainings on program evaluation topics Colorado Department of Public Health Epidemiologist Roles: Chronic Disease Prevention Program:

2 Develop and implement epidemiologic research projects, utilizing a variety of qualitative and quantitative research methods to determine relationships between public health issues and risk factors that influence maternal-child health and chronic disease morbidity and mortality in Colorado. Research, write, and communicate surveillance and evaluation reports to public health programs, agencies and coalitions. Chair the Colorado Asthma Research and Evaluation Advisory Group and the Colorado Health Data Advisory Group from to foster collaboration and share resources among epidemiologists and program evaluators from various governmental, non-profit, and community organizations in Colorado. Communicable Disease Program: Coordinate surveillance studies for CDC s Active Bacterial Core, including Salmonella infection, pneumococcal disease in children and Giardia infection. Implement and analyze a survey of early onset Group B Streptococcus prevention practices among Colorado obstetric providers and presented results at the International Congress on Emerging Infectious Disease. Provide consultation to health care providers, patients, and the public on infectious disease subjects. Injury Prevention Program: Coordinate data collection for Child Fatality Review Committee and Colorado Traumatic Brain Injury Surveillance System. Conduct epidemiologic analyses to explore relationships between modifiable risk factors and injury outcomes. Write reports linking data to prevention strategies that guide community interventions. Develop and implement an injury prevention needs assessment for Colorado county health departments to facilitate the incorporation of child injury prevention activities into their Maternal Child Health (MCH) block grant strategic plans University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Professional Research Assistant Role: Maintain cell culture lines, culture and purified virus, perform western blots, to study the process of virusinduced apoptosis. Attend labor and delivery units in Denver to collect umbilical cord blood. Process cord blood to harvest stem cells and cryogenically freeze units for potential transplantation. Maintain database of donor information and cell markers used for matching donors with recipients. Other Positions Held Concurrently Colorado School of Public Health Student Research Assistant III. KEYWORDS/AREAS OF INTEREST: Women s health, obesity, child obesity, metabolism, diabetes, gestational diabetes, pregnancy, lactation, fat distribution, visceral fat, cardiovascular disease, epigenetics, life course epidemiology, fetal programming. IV. RESEARCH SUPPORT 1. Healthy Start Study Co-Investigator: Tessa Crume, PhD, MSPH (percent effort: 40%) Principal Investigator: Dana Dabelea, MD, PhD Sponsor: National Institutes of Health-NICHD, 5RO1DK Project Period: August 1, 2009 July 31, 2013 This study explores the influence of maternal obesity on in utero programming of neonatal body composition and metabolism. Researchers will examine the relationship between specific maternal factors including maternal obesity, diet and weight gain during pregnancy (maternal fuels, markers of insulin resistance and inflammation) and offspring outcomes. 2. SEARCH for Diabetes in Youth 3-Colorado Site 2

3 Co-Investigator: Tessa Crume, PhD, MSPH (percent effort: 35%) Principal Investigator Dana Dabelea, MD, PhD Sponsor: Centers for Disease Control, 1U18DP A1 Project Period: September 30, 2010 September 29, 2015 Tessa Crume This study is one of six centers designated by CDC to set-up a national registry of childhood diabetes, which builds on the previous collaborative research project, SEARCH1. Researchers will prospectively ascertain newly diagnosed ( ) incident diabetes cases in children/youth less than 20 years of age and collect data that permits estimation of temporal trends in diabetes incidence, will conduct longitudinal follow-up of incident cases already recruited to SEARCH1, and will assess the impact of quality of diabetes care in youth on short- and longterm outcomes including quality of life. 4. Nutrition and Metabolic Status in Diabetic Youth: SEARCH Nutrition Ancillary Study (SNAS) Co-Investigator Tessa Crume, PhD, MSPH (percent effort: 5%) Principal Investigator: Elizabeth J. Mayer-Davis (UNC and Dana Dabelea (UCDenver) Sponsor National Institutes of Health-NIDDK, R01DK Project Period: January 1, 2008-December 31, 2011 The overall goal of the SEARCH Nutrition Ancillary Study (SNAS) is to examine associations of nutritional factors with 1) the progression of insulin secretion defects, and 2) the presence of CVD risk factors in youth with T1DM. These two aspects of the metabolic status of youth with T1DM are key determinants of long-term risk for serious complications of DM. V. BIBLIOGRAPHY Publications in Refereed Journals (in chronological order) 1. Brumbaugh DE, Crume TL, Nadeau K, Scherzinger K, Dabelea D. Intramyocellular lipid is associated with visceral adiposity, markers of insulin resistance and cardiovascular risk in pre-pubertal children: The EPOCH study. JCEM. In press 2. Jaiswal M, Crume TL, Vehik K, Scherzinger A, Stamm E, Hamman RF, Dabelea D. Is Low Birth Weight Associated with Adiposity in Contemporary U.S. Youth? The Exploring Perinatal Outcomes among Children (EPOCH) Study. JDOHD. In press 3. Crume TL, Ogden L, Mayer-Davis, EJ, Hamman RF, Norris JM, Bischoff KJ, McDuffie R, Dabelea D. The impact of neonatal breastfeeding on growth trajectories of youth exposed and unexposed to diabetes in utero: the EPOCH study. IJO doi: /ijo [Epub ahead of print] 4. Crume TL, Bahr TM, Mayer-Davis EJ, Hamman RF, Scherzinger AL, Stamm E, Dabelea D. Breastfeeding selectively protects against extremes in childhood body size, abdominal fat deposition and fat patterning. Arch Ped & Adol Med. In press 5. Dabelea, D, Crume, TL. Maternal environment and the transgenerational cycle of obesity and diabetes. Diabetes 60: Crume TL, Ogden L, West NA, Maligie MB, Sheffield S, Bischoff K, McDuffie R, Daniels S, Hamman RF, Norris JM, Dabelea D. Long-term impact of neonatal breastfeeding on childhood adiposity and fat distribution among children exposed to diabetes in utero. Diabetes Care 34:641-5, (Accompanying Editorial) 7. Crume TL, Ogden L, Daniels S, Hamman RF, Norris JM, Dabelea D. The impact of in utero exposure to diabetes on childhood body mass index growth trajectories: the EPOCH study. J Pediatr. 158:941-6, (Accompanying Editorial) 8. Crume TL, Ogden L, West NA, Vehik KS, Scherzinger A, Daniels S, McDuffie R, Bischoff K, Hamman RF, Norris JM, Dabelea D. Association of exposure to diabetes in utero with adiposity and fat distribution in a multi-ethnic population of youth: the EPOCH study. Diabetologia 54(1):87-92, West NA, Crume TL, Maligie MA, Dabelea D. Cardiavascular risk factors in children exposed to maternal diabetes in utero. Diabetologia 54:504-7,

4 10. Marcus R, Varma JK, Medus C, Boothe EJ, Anderson BJ, Crume T, Fullerton KE, Moore MR, White PL, Lyszkowicz E, Voetsch AC, Angulo FJ; for the Emerging Infections Program FoodNet Working Group. Reassessment of risk factors for sporadic Salmonella serotype Enteritidis infections: a case-control study in five FoodNet Sites, Epidemiol Infect. 135(1):84-92, Varma JK, Marcus R, Stenzel SA, Hanna SS, Gettner S, Anderson BJ, Hayes T, Shiferaw B, Crume TL, Joyce K, Fullerton KE, Voetsch AC, Angulo FJ. Highly resistant Salmonella Newport-MDRAmpC transmitted through the domestic US food supply: a FoodNet case-control study of sporadic Salmonella Newport infections, (2):222-30, Buller DJ, Foder J, Crume TL. The Emperor is Still Undressed. Trends Cogn Sci. Oct Crume TL, DiGuiseppi C, Byers T, Sirotnak AP, Garrett CJ. Underascertainment of child maltreatment fatalities by death certificates, Pediatrics 110(2 Pt 1):w18, Books, Chapters and Reports 1. Crume TL, Dabelea D. Exposure to diabetes in utero, offspring growth, and risk for obesity. In: Lustig R (ed): Obesity before birth. Volume 30(3): Springer Crume TL, Dabelea D. Breastfeeding and obesity: impact on women and their children. In. P. Ovesen, D Moller Jenson (ed): Maternal obesity and pregnancy. Springer in press 3. The impact of heart disease and stroke in Colorado. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment The impact of oral disease on the health of Coloradans. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Colorado chronic disease indicators report. Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) Invited Manuscripts/Reviews/Commentaries 1. Dabelea D, Crume TL, Maternal environment and the transgenerational cycle of obesity and diabetes. Diabetes 40: VI. INVITED LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS, WORKSHOPS, GRAND ROUNDS 1. Crume T, Dabelea D. Milk and Lactation: Defining the Critical Questions. (2012) Invited seminar: Early life programming for obesity: epidemiological evidence from the EPOCH study. 2. Crume T. Program in Reproductive Sciences. (2011) Invited seminar: The consequences of fetal overnutrition and early infant diet on offspring growth and adiposity: epidemiologic evidence from the EPOCH study. 3. Crume T, Ogden L, Hamman R, Dabelea D. (2011) Developmental Origins of Health and Disease: The impact of neonatal breastfeeding on growth trajectories of youth exposed and unexposed to diabetes in utero: the EPOCH study. 4. Crume T, West N, Scherzinger A, Vehik K, Daniels, Hamman R, Norris J, Ogden J, Dabelea D. (2009). American Diabetes Association: Exposure to diabetes in utero and adiposity patterns in a multi-ethnic cohort of youth. 5. Crume T., Elnicki J., Lauer P. A. & Debrot K. (2008). American Evaluation Association: Development of a strategic planning process to complement an existing evaluation system. 6. Crume, T. (2006). Epidemiology Grand Rounds: Evidence-based public health practice: systematic literature reviews to assess effectiveness evaluation of population-based public health interventions. 7. Crume, T. (2006). Colorado Cancer Coalition Conference: Human Papillomavirus vaccine implementation in Colorado. 8. Crume, T. (2005). Colorado Public Health Association Conference: Issues in instrument design: a skillbuilding workshop. 9. Crume, T. (2004). Colorado Public Health Association Conference: Enhanced asthma surveillance in Colorado utilizing clinical claims data from two Colorado health care systems. 4

5 10. Crume, T. (2004). International Congress on Emerging Infectious Diseases: A statewide assessment of perinatal group B streptococcal disease prevention practices among Colorado obstetrical providers. 11. Crume, T. (2002). 14 th International Congress on Child Abuse & Neglect: Underascertainment of child maltreatment fatalities by death certificates, Crume, T. (2001). Colorado Public Health Association Conference: Sudden infant death syndrome in Colorado. 13. Crume, T. (2001). Colorado Minority Health Forum: Racial/ethnic disparities in child fatality in Colorado. VII. TEACHING Fall 2011 Teaching Assistant Epidemiology EPID 6630, Masters in Public Health Program, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center Summer 2012 Instructor Epidemiology EPID 6630, Masters in Public Health Program, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center VIII. MEMBERSHIP AND SERVICE TO PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Membership Professional Organizations American Public Health Association American Evaluation Association 2012 Developmental Origins of Health & Disease Society Service to the Colorado School of Public Health 2012 MPH Admissions Committee Reviewer Epidemiology Department Committee Member 2011 Project TEACH Evaluation Trainer 2011 Evidence-Based Health Care Workshop Tutor 2011 Medical School Epidemiology Module Instructor/tutor Service to Professional Organizations Colorado Health Data Advisory Group Co-chair 2009 Colorado Scientific & Cultural Facilities District Evaluation Trainer Government and Other Professional Service 2008 Colorado State Tobacco Education and Prevention Partnership, Grant Reviewer 2008 Colorado Physical Activity and Nutrition Program, Grant Reviewer Denver Public Schools, Volunteer Tutor Warren Village Transitional Housing, Volunteer Child Development Assistant 5

6 IX. REVIEW AND REFEREE WORK Ad hoc referee for Pediatrics (2 papers), Journal of Health Promotion Practice (2 papers), Obesity (1 paper), Journal of Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (1 paper), European Journal of Pediatrics (1 paper) Diabetes Care (2 papers) 6