FOLASADE WILSON-ANUMUDU
Folasade Wilson-Anumudu is a first-year MPH student in the Public Health Nutrition program with a specialty focus in Global Health. She is passionate about issues surrounding global nutritional health, specifically child malnutrition, micronutrient deficiencies and food insecurity in Sub Saharan Africa. Folasade hopes to take her knowledge and skills learned as a public health professional and dedicate her career to improving the nutritional status of the country of Nigeria.
"I am looking forward to spending my summer working with a community-based organization on a research project that will evaluate the benefits of a social network nutrition program in the communities of Mfangano Island, Kenya. My time in Kenya this summer will help me better understand the challenges experienced by an economically developing rural setting, while providing me with the opportunity to fully immerse myself in a new culture."
Project Title: Evaluating the benefits of a social network nutrition program in communities of Mfangano Island, Kenya.
"I am looking forward to spending my summer working with a community-based organization on a research project that will evaluate the benefits of a social network nutrition program in the communities of Mfangano Island, Kenya. My time in Kenya this summer will help me better understand the challenges experienced by an economically developing rural setting, while providing me with the opportunity to fully immerse myself in a new culture."
Project Title: Evaluating the benefits of a social network nutrition program in communities of Mfangano Island, Kenya.
