Rachele Pojednic

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Rachele M. Pojednic

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Biography

Harvard University Extension School - Psychology


Resume

  • 2017

    Strong Process

    Harvard University Extension School

    300 The Fenway

    Boston

    MA 02115

    Assistant Professor of Nutrition teaching Food Science and Nutrition for Health Promotion. Current research focused on healthcare education and clinical associations nutrition and exercise interventions on disease prevention and health outcomes.

    Assistant Professor

    Simmons University

    Cambridge

    MA

    Teaching online and in-class hybrid courses examining the current evidence of exercise and nutrition in health and wellbeing. \n- Food & Nutrition in Health and Wellbeing (NUTR105) - Fall Semester. \n- The Science of Physical Activity Applied to Health and Wellbeing (PSY1036) - Spring Semester. \n- More information here: https://www.extension.harvard.edu/faculty-directory/rachele-pojednic

    Lecturer

    Harvard University Extension School

    Community Rowing Inc. and G-ROW BOSTON (Girls-Row Boston) is the first rowing and relationship-building program designed specifically for girls in the Boston public schools. G-ROW builds girls’ strength and confidence

    and also aims to diversify the traditionally exclusive sport of rowing. G-ROW BOSTON provides girls with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity: to learn to row and compete on the Charles River. The girls practice three to four days per week throughout the school year to develop new skills

    including on-water rowing and racing

    weight and erg training

    boat maintenance

    swimming

    and leadership skills development. The program also provides mentors

    an academic support program

    and college advising through a partnership with The Bottom Line. To date

    nearly all of our graduates have gone on to college. Soon

    our program will be expanding with a comprehensive Adaptive Rowing component and a program dedicated to Boys in Boston Public Schools.

    Community Rowing

    Tufts University

    USDA HNRCA Nutrition

    Exercise Physiology

    and Sarcopenia Laboratory

    Dissertation: The Role of the Vitamin D Receptor in Aging Skeletal Muscle and Inflammatory Response

    Doctoral Student

    Boston

    MA

    Strong Process is a wellness conference designed to bring you the true experts examining the evidence behind why we MOVE

    EAT

    and REST. This all-day wellness conference includes three curated panels of scientists

    farmers

    journalists

    athletes

    clinicians and innovators

    as well as breakfast

    yoga and lunch. It is designed to be a day of unraveling and relearning to set you on an unwavering path for a lifetime.

    Founder

    Strong Process

    The Prescription for Activity Task Force is group of 80+ national experts

    thought leaders

    and luminaries from healthcare

    academia

    business

    philanthropy

    and government. All share a belief that physical activity–based behavior-change interventions should be more integral to healthcare.

    Prescription for Activity Task Force

  • 2013

    Flywheel Sports

    Simmons University

    Flywheel Sports

  • 2009

    MS/PhD

    MS/PhD in Biochemical and Molecular Nutrition; USDA HNRCA Nutrition

    Exercise Physiology

    and Sarcopenai Laboratory; American Society for Nutrition Student Interest Group Delegate at Large

    Biochemical and Molecular Nutrition

    Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy

    Tufts University

  • 2007

    EdM

    Physical Education & Coaching

    Institute For Athletic Coach Education - The Institute for Athletic Coach Education (IACE) in the School of Education at Boston University is designed to focus attention on the need for education and training for youth sport coaches. At the Institute

    youth sports are considered a vehicle for helping young people develop into productive members of society

    with the guidance of a significant adult mentor who is most often a coach.

  • 2004

    Thayer Academy

    Middle School Science Teacher

    Coach

    Thayer Academy

    Harvard Medical School

    Using her training in education

    nutrition

    and exercise

    Dr. Pojednic’s current research focuses on the clinical and translational associations between lifestyle and well-being

    with a specific emphasis on exercise and nutrition interventions on disease prevention and health outcomes.

    Post Doctoral Research Fellow

  • 1999

    B.S.

    Exercise Physiology

    Men's Varsity Rowing Team - Coxswain

  • Strong Process a Science Based Wellness Conference

    Strong Process Forum is a wellness conference dedicated to the science behind why we move

    eat

    and rest.

    Strong Process a Science Based Wellness Conference

    Prescription For Activity

    Prescription For Activity

    The Institute of Lifestyle Medicine

    The Science of Physical Activity Applied to Health and Well-Being. Open Enrollment course at Harvard Extension School

    Spring 2015. Taught by Dr. Edward Phillips and Dr. Rachele Pojednic this course provides the knowledge and tools for healthcare professionals

    including health and wellness coaches

    to counsel patients on how to incorporate exercise and physical activity into daily routines.

    The Institute of Lifestyle Medicine | The Institute of Lifestyle Medicine (ILM) was founded by Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital and Harvard Medical School to reduce the prevalence of lifestyle-related disease and mortality in our society through physici

    Shape Up Somerville

    Research Assistant

    Leadership Development

    Community Outreach

    Leadership

    Nutrition

    Program Development

    Writing

    Training

    Grant Writing

    nutrition

    Public Speaking

    Staff Development

    Higher Education

    exercise

    Teaching

    Sports

    Clinical Research

    Research

    Coaching

    Vitamin D receptor protein is associated with interleukin-6 in human skeletal muscle

    Lisa Ceglia

    Alice H Lichtenstein

    Bess Dawson-Hughes

    Roger A Fielding

    Vitamin D receptor protein is associated with interleukin-6 in human skeletal muscle

    Rachele

    Pojednic

    PhD EdM

    Community Rowing

    Tufts University

    Harvard Medical School

    Prescription for Activity Task Force

PSYCE 1036

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