1.
“Home-based high-intensity interval training to improve colorectal cancer
survivorship: feasibility
and relationship with novel surrogate biomarkers of colorectal cancer
recurrence”
Role: Principal Investigator
K22
PAR-18-466, NIH/NCI (submitted June 2018)
Status:
Under Review
2. “Reducing
breast cancer risk through modifying body composition and decreasing inflammation
in normal weight women”
Role: Consultant; Assisted in
conceptualizing, developing, and writing the diet and exercise intervention.
PI: Karen Basen-Engquist
R21, NIH/NCI PA-18-720 (submitted
June 2018)
Status: Under Review
3. “Reducing
breast cancer risk through modifying body composition and decreasing inflammation
in normal weight women"
Role: Consultant; Assisted in
conceptualizing, developing, and writing the diet and exercise intervention.
PI: Karen Basen-Engquist
AICR, submitted in response to
“Investigator-Initiated Research Grant Program (submitted
June 2018)
Status: Under Review
4.
“High-intensity interval training for colorectal cancer survivors: feasibility
and effect on circulating
tumor DNA”
Role: The PI and I transformed my
K99/R00 application (below) into this R21 application.
PI:
Karen Basen-Engquist
R21,
NIH/NCI PAR-18-016 (submitted February 2018)
Status: Scored 42nd percentile
5.
“High-intensity interval training among colorectal cancer survivors:
feasibility and impact on biomarkers
implicated in cancer recurrence”
Role: Principal Investigator
K99/R00
PA-16-193, NIH/NCI (submitted October 2017)
Status: Not Reviewed
6.
“A combination therapy to treat cancer-related fatigue”
Role: wrote exercise intervention
section and edited related sections, developed supporting documents related to
exercise intervention
PI:
Sriram Yennu
R01,
NIH/NCI PA-16-160 (submitted October 2017)
Status: Accepted
7.
“Physical activity and dexamethasone for cancer related fatigue in patients
with advanced cancer”
Role: wrote exercise intervention
section and edited related sections, developed supporting documents related to exercise
intervention
PI:
Sriram Yennu
PCORI
(Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute) grant (submitted October 2017)
Status:
Just in time documents submitted
8.
“Effects of exercise and diet intervention on circulating tumor DNA in
high-risk Stage II-IV colorectal
cancer patients”
Role: wrote significant portions of
the grant application
PI:
Karen Basen-Engquist
CPRIT
(Cancer Prevention Research Institute of Texas) High Impact/ High Risk Letter
of Intent (submitted October 2017)
Status: Rejected
9. “Proof of concept pilot on use of ctDNA to identify high risk Stage II-IV colorectal cancer (CRC) patients to receive a lifestyle intervention, and explore intervention effects on changes in ctDNA”
Role: assisted in developing the
diet and exercise intervention and writing the intervention section
PI:
Karen Basen-Engquist
MD
Anderson Cancer Center/Guardant Health Sponsored Studies (submitted May 2017)
Status: Rejected
10.
“The impact of exercise prescription on markers of breast cancer risk,”
Role: Principal Investigator
L’Oreal
USA for Women in Science Fellowship (submitted February 2017)
Status: Rejected.
11.
“High-intensity interval training for women at heightened risk of breast
cancer”
Role: wrote significant portions of
this grant application
PI:
Susan Gilchrist
MD
Anderson Cancer Center/Energy Balance Assessment: Supplemental Funding
Application (submitted October 2016)
Status: Accepted. Award: $5,000