Anne Grunseit

Associate Professor Anne Grunseit is a Senior Research Fellow at the Australian Prevention Partnership Centre (TAPPC) and a member of the Charles Perkins Centre at the University of Sydney. She coordinates the Masters of Public Health course on "Public Health Program Evaluation" and serves on the parkrun Global Research Board and Bicycle NSW Board.

• PhD in Public Health
• Graduate Certificate in Higher Education

Her research spans behavioral epidemiology, evaluation of large-scale public health interventions, physical activity, obesity risk factors, tobacco control, and implementation science. She specializes in qualitative and quantitative methods and has led projects on parkrun's health impacts, sedentary behavior, and policy evaluation.

Recent publications focus on parkrun participation patterns, media campaigns, implementation evaluation, and health equity. Awards include Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2021) and visiting fellowships at the University of Tasmania and Arthritis Research UK.

• Collaborations with Netherlands' Amsterdam University Medical Centre and UK's University of Nottingham
• Active in associations like the Australian Health Promotion Association and Australasian Epidemiological Association