Paul Wesley Branscum, PhD, RD

The University of Oklahoma
Department of Health and Exercise Science
1401 Asp Av.
HHC 112
Norman, OK
USA 73019

Biographical Sketch: Paul Branscum is currently a third year doctoral candidate at the University of Cincinnati, studying Health Promotion and Education. His background is in nutrition, as he is a registered dietitian, and received his bachelors and masters degrees in Nutrition from the Ohio State University. His research interests lie in the area of childhood obesity, and assessment.

Papers:
2039.0 Comparing the utility of the theory of planned behavior between boys and girls for predicting snack food consumption: Implications for practice 2045.0 Examining the association between emotional intelligence and physical activity among college students 2045.0 Exploring the relationship between emotional intelligence and sugar sweetened beverage consumption among a college population 3174.0 Using the integrative model to predict physical and sedentary activities of elementary children 3280.0 Assessment of factors that predict physical activity among Oklahoma clergy: A theory of planned behavior approach 4275.0 Impacting dietary behaviors of children from low income communities: An evaluation of a theory-based nutrition education program