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Michelle King Rimer serves as a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Nutritional Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where she teaches within the MPH program in Nutritional Science & Dietetics. Her academic career spans multiple institutions, notably pioneering the interdisciplinary obesity prevention institute and launching the nation's first dietetic internship with a concentration in Childhood and Adolescent Weight Management at Lenior-Rhyne University.
Education:
- MPH in Health Policy and Administration, University of Tennessee Knoxville (2002)
- MS in Nutrition, University of Tennessee-Knoxville (2002)
- Dietetic Internship, University of Tennessee-Knoxville (2002)
- BS in Dietetics, University of Wisconsin-Madison (1999)
Her research integrates nutrition science with public health practice, emphasizing childhood obesity prevention through community-based interventions and service learning. She bridges academic theory with real-world applications in corporate wellness, child nutrition policy, and clinical dietetics education, fostering experiential learning for future public health professionals.
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Dr. King Rimer mentors students through service-learning initiatives and has developed innovative academic programs addressing critical public health challenges. Her professional leadership extends to corporate wellness strategy and child nutrition systems beyond academia.
She founded Lenior-Rhyne University's interdisciplinary obesity prevention institute, creating collaborative frameworks between academic programs and community health stakeholders to translate research into actionable prevention models.
