| Education & Training: PhD, Human Bioenergetics, Human Performance Lab, Ball State University
MA, Exercise and Sports Science, East Carolina University
BS, Psychology, University of North Carolina - Asheville Research Interests: Exercise as a Countermeasure to Chronic Disease and Aging
Cancer Survivorship and Prevention – the influence of physical activity and exercise
Rural Outreach – exercise and health interventions in the rural setting Teaching Activities:
EXPH 312: Exercise Across the Lifespan
EXPH 360: Exercise Testing and Prescription
EXPH 400: Advanced Laboratory/Field Methods
EXPH 405: Clinical Exercise Physiology
PHTH 440: Research 1
PHTH 541: Research 2
PHTH 542: Research 3 Professional Memberships and Activities: American College of Sports Medicine
The American Physiological Society
Reviewer, Journal of Applied Physiology Background and Interests: Dr.
LeMoine came to Saint Francis in 2009 after completing a post-doctoral
fellowship in Oncology at Georgetown University’s Lombardi
Comprehensive Cancer Center in Washington, DC. Prior to this, she was a
graduate research assistant at the Human Performance Laboratories at
Ball State University (Muncie, IN) and East Carolina University
(Greenville, NC). Dr. LeMoine was also an exercise physiologist with
the Weight Intervention and Surgical Healthcare (WISH) Center in
Dayton, Ohio. She has been a personal trainer and group exercise
instructor, working with individuals from almost every walk of life –
children, older individuals, new moms (and their babies) and many
others. She loves endurance exercise (running, swimming, cycling, etc),
has finished 3 marathons, 4 half-marathons, lots of trail races and one
half-Ironman…and can’t wait to run her next race… Publications and Presentations: Peer Reviewed Manuscripts: LeMoine, JK, Haus, JM, Trappe SW, and Trappe TA. “Muscle proteins during 60d bedrest in women: Impact of exercise or nutrition.” Muscle and Nerve, 39: 463-71, 2009. LeMoine, JK,
Lee, JD, and Trappe, TA. “Impact of sex and chronic resistance training
on human patellar tendon dry mass, collagen content, and collagen
cross-linking.” American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 296: R119-24, 2009 Weinheimer, EM, Jemiolo B, Carroll CC, Harber, MP, Haus, JM, Burd, NA, LeMoine JK,
Trappe SW, and Trappe, TA. “Resistance exercise and cyclooxygenase
(COX) expression in human skeletal muscle: implications for COX-
inhibiting drugs and protein synthesis.” American Journal of Physiology: Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology, 292: R2241-8, 2007. Peer Reviewed Poster Presentations: LeMoine, JK and Furth PA. Cancer treatments and cardiovascular fitness: Testing a clinic setting. Accepted for presentation at the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) Annual Meeting, 2009. LeMoine, JK,
Lee, JD, and Trappe, TA. Impact of gender and chronic resistance
training on human patellar tendon dry mass, collagen content, and
collagen cross-linking. American Physiological Society (APS) Integrative Biology of Exercise Meeting - V, Abstract 16.4, 2008. Carroll CC, Dickinson, JM, LeMoine, JK,
Haus, JM, Weinheimer, EM, Hollon, CJ, Aagaard, P, Magnusson SP, and
Trappe, TA. Acetaminophen but not ibuprophen during 12-weeks of knee
extensor resistance training alters in vivo properties in older humans.
American Physiological Society (APS) Integrative Biology of Exercise Meeting - V, Abstract 16.5, 2008. Dickinson, JM, Burd, NA, LeMoine, JK,
Carroll, CC, Haus, JM, Jemiolo, B, Trappe, SW, Hughes, G, Sanders, C
Jr., and Trappe, TA. Influence of a cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor on
cyclooxygenase mRNA expression after resistance exercise in humans:
implications for muscle protein synthesis. American Physiological Society (APS) Integrative Biology of Exercise Meeting - V, Abstract 32.12, 2008. Carroll CC, LeMoine, JK,
Dickinson, JM, Haus , JM, Weinheimer, EM, Lee, JD, Sullivan, BE,
Hollon, CJ and Trappe, TA. Influence of resistance training alone or in
combination with cyclooxygenase inhibitor consumption on skeletal
muscle proteolysis. American Physiological Society (APS) Integrative Biology of Exercise Meeting - V, Abstract 35.14, 2008. Carroll, CC, Dickinson, JM, LeMoine, JK,
Haus, JM, Weinheimer, EM, Hollon, CJ, and Trappe, TT. Ibuprofen and
acetaminophen promote muscle hypertrophy and strength gains during
resistance exercise in the elderly. FASEB Journal, 22, Abstract 753.31, 2008. Burd, NA, Dickinson, JM, LeMoine, JK,
Carroll, CC, Haus, JM, Hughes, G, Sanders, C Jr., and Trappe, TA.
Consumption of a COX-2 inhibitor stimulates muscle protein synthesis
after resistance exercise in humans. FASEB Journal, 22: Abstract 958.15, 2008 LeMoine, JK,
Trappe, SW, and Trappe, TA. General and contractile proteins in the
vastus lateralis and soleus muscles of women after 59d of bedrest with
or without exercise or nutrition countermeasures. FASEB Journal, 21: Abstract 771.19, 2007. LeMoine, J.K,
Trappe, SW and Trappe, TA Fundamental differences in general and
contractile protein concentrations of the vastus lateralis and soleus
in women. FASEB Journal, 21: 771.20, 2007. Weinheimer, EM, Bozena, J, Carroll, CC, Harber, MP, Haus, JM, Burd, NA, LeMoine, JK,
Trappe, SW, and Trappe, T.A. Resistance exercise and cyclooxygenase
(COX) expression in human skeletal muscle: Implications for
COX-inhibiting drugs and protein synthesis. FASEB Journal, 21:767.3, 2007. Doty, CM, Westerkamp, CM, LeMoine, JK,
Hickner, RC, FACSM; Thomson, DM.; Katwa, LC, Gordon, SE. Acute
Resistance Exercise does not Increase Skeletal Muscle Fibroblast
Content in Young, Untrained Men. Medicine & Science in Sports &
Exercise. 37: S242, Abstract 1258, 2005. |