Dawn Emerson
| Dawn Emerson | |
| Occupation | Academic researcher |
|---|---|
| Known for | Research on nutrition, energy availability, and thermoregulation in athletic and student populations |
Dawn Emerson is a researcher affiliated with the University of Maine, Orono, whose work spans education, business, and honors studies, with a research focus on nutrition and physical performance in student and athletic populations.[1]
Research
Emerson's published work examines nutrition, energy availability, and thermoregulation among athletes and physically active students, including studies conducted at historically Black colleges and universities and among ROTC cadets. Her research has addressed topics such as food security and eating disorder risk, exercise-associated hyponatremia, heat acclimatization, and bone health in relation to energy availability.[2] According to Semantic Scholar, her body of work totals 74 papers, with an aggregate of 260 citations and an h-index of 9.[3]
Selected publications
- "The nutritional environment and food access of female athletes at HBCUs: a qualitative analysis" (2026), Frontiers in Nutrition[4]
- "Core Temperature In A Historically Black College And University Marching Band" (2025), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[5]
- "Mental Health Attitudes And Barriers To Access Across Health Professional Students" (2025), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[6]
- "Examination Of Energy Availability And Sleep Quality Among Physically Active ROTC Females" (2025), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[7]
- "Food Security And Eating Disorder Risk Across Historically Black College And University Physically Active Students" (2025), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[8]
- "Collegiate Marching Band Artists Self-Report Previous Exercise-Associated Hyponatremia: A Cross-Sectional Study" (2024), Nutrients[9]
- "Examination Of Low Energy Availability And Bone Health In Endurance Trained Runners" (2024), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[10]
- "Thermoregulatory Responses In Collegiate Marching Band Artists During A Proposed Heat Acclimatization Protocol" (2024), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[11]
- "Perceived Thermal Comfort Of Collegiate Marching Band Artists Completing A Heat Acclimatization Protocol" (2024), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[12]
- "Examination Of Energy Availability, Eating Disorder Risk, Carbohydrate Availability Among Collegiate ROTC Cadets" (2024), Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise[13]
External links
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