DO KIDS GRAZE THEIR SCHOOLS’ SALAD BARS?

Salad Bars in Schools

NEW ORLEANS SEEKS TO BECOME ONE OF THE FITTEST CITIES BY 2018

Fit NOLA Plan Unveiled

PROMOTING PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

Cycling surges after city bike lane project, Tulane PRC study finds

MEET THE BUNNY FRIEND WALKING GROUP

Stepping Into Shape

EAT LOCAL CHALLENGE

Month-long challenge asks: How local is your food?

MAKIN' GROCERIES

Tulane PRC-led project explores neighborhood shopping patterns

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JUN 1 Month of June

Eat Local Challenge 2013

Eat foods only grown, raised or caught within 200 miles of New Orleans

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Tulane student supports grassroots food access effort
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Bike to Work Day celebrates active commuting
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CAB Member Updates & Pics
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Tracking a new system of care for children
ABOUT THE PRC

The PRC conducts a variety of research projects to characterize the environmental factors that promote physical activity or excess calorie consumption. The Core Research Project studies the effect of interventions that change these environmental factors, using community-based participatory research (CBPR) methods.

OUR TEAM
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Brian Luckett, Post-Doctoral Fellow

Brian G. Luckett, PhD, MS, MSPH, is a Post-Doctoral Fellow with the Prevention Research Center (PRC) at Tulane University. Dr. Luckett holds degrees in anthropology from Tulane University (BA), biostatistics from Tulane University School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine (MSPH), agriculture economics from Iowa… read more

     
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