Wendy Hyde

Wendy Hyde is an Assistant Professor at Baldwin Wallace University, teaching and advising students in the family studies minor and community health promotion major. She concurrently serves as a tobacco control advocate for The Preventing Tobacco Addiction Foundation (Tobacco 21).

Educational qualifications include:

• M.Ed. from Springfield College
• B.S. from the University of Maine, Farmington

Her research and practice specialize in adolescent health matters, nicotine addiction prevention policy, and family life studies. As a certified wellness practitioner and health education specialist, she develops public health campaigns and provides tobacco policy advocacy training to universities and agencies.

Professional affiliations encompass:

• National Wellness Institute
• Society of Public Health Education
• Tobacco Free Ohio Alliance
• Ohio Adolescent Health Partnership

Hyde integrates prior K-12 health education experience with curriculum development expertise and a Harvard Medical School certification in Complementary Therapy and Alternative Medicine.