1. Nutritional strategies associated with low energy availability in Division I female soccer players Open Access Author: Kindler, Joseph Michael Title: Nutritional strategies associated with low energy availability in Division I female soccer players Area of Honors: Kinesiology Keywords: Female Athlete Triadenergy availabilityfemale soccernutrition File: Download Final_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Nancy I. Williams, Thesis SupervisorStephen Jacob Piazza, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. High Dietary Cognitive Restraint, Independent of Disinhibition, is Associated with Lower Energy Availability in Exercising Women Open Access Author: Rickard, Ashley Deanna Title: High Dietary Cognitive Restraint, Independent of Disinhibition, is Associated with Lower Energy Availability in Exercising Women Area of Honors: Kinesiology Keywords: Cognitive RestraintDisinhibitionEnergy AvailabilityFemale Athlete Triad File: Download Rickard_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Nancy I. Williams, Thesis SupervisorStephen Jacob Piazza, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. The Impact of Energetic Factors on the Performance of Female Distance Runners Open Access Author: Rodden, Kathleen Title: The Impact of Energetic Factors on the Performance of Female Distance Runners Area of Honors: Kinesiology Keywords: Female Athlete Triadenergy deficitfemale distance runners File: Download Katie_Rodden_Thesis_Final_4.15.15.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Mary Jane De Souza, Thesis SupervisorJinger S. Gottschall, Thesis Honors AdvisorJinger S. Gottschall, Faculty Reader
4. Distinguishing Bone Characteristics in Female Athletes with and without Stress Fractures Using Sector Analysis of 3D Tibia Images Open Access Author: Yannarell, Katie Marie Title: Distinguishing Bone Characteristics in Female Athletes with and without Stress Fractures Using Sector Analysis of 3D Tibia Images Area of Honors: Kinesiology Keywords: Female Athlete TriadBone MarkerSector AnalysisStress Fracture File: Download Yannarell_SHC_Thesis_Final.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Mary Jane De Souza, Thesis SupervisorDr. Mary Jane De Souza, Thesis Honors AdvisorNancy I. Williams, Faculty Reader
5. The Impact of Estrogen vs Energy Status on Bone Balance and Bone Turnover Rate in Young Exercising Women Open Access Author: Oneglia, Andrew Philip Title: The Impact of Estrogen vs Energy Status on Bone Balance and Bone Turnover Rate in Young Exercising Women Area of Honors: Kinesiology Keywords: EnergyEstrogenFemale Athlete TriadBone Health File: Download Oneglia_Andrew_Thesis_Final.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dr. Mary Jane De Souza, Thesis SupervisorDr. Mary Jane De Souza, Thesis Honors AdvisorJinger S. Gottschall, Faculty Reader
