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Robin Maille is an Associate Professor of Practice at Oregon State University's College of Health, affiliated with the School of Nutrition and Public Health and the OSU Extension Service. She serves Union and Baker counties in Eastern Oregon, focusing on community food systems, food security, and garden-based nutrition education. Her current work expands into trauma-informed care, community resiliency, and rural mental health promotion through initiatives like the USDA NIFA-funded Coast to Forest project.
- Institution: Oregon State University
- School: College of Health
- Department: School of Nutrition and Public Health
- Program: OSU Extension Service – Family & Community Health (FCH)
- Role: Associate Professor of Practice, Outreach Coordinator, Program Manager
Her academic background includes a BA in Comparative Sociology, a Master’s in Forestry, and an MA in Secondary Science Education, complemented by a Graduate Certificate in Public Health. Her interdisciplinary training supports her integrative approach to public health and community development.
Robin's research and outreach interests center on strengthening rural communities through sustainable food systems, nutrition education, and mental well-being. She actively promotes health equity by addressing food insecurity and expanding access to health resources for underserved populations. Her recent focus on trauma-informed practices reflects a deeper commitment to holistic community health and resilience-building in regions affected by substance use and economic challenges.
While no scientific publications are listed in the provided text, her professional work involves applied research in community health, environmental education, and rural development. Her programming integrates public health, agriculture, and social services, suggesting interdisciplinary collaboration across fields such as public health, sociology, forestry, and education.
- Nutrition Education and Outreach Programs (SNAP-Ed)
- Walk With Ease
- Coast to Forest: Building on Community Strengths to Promote Mental Health and Reduce Opioid Abuse in Rural Oregon
Robin has received national recognition for her work in Family and Community Health, though specific awards are not named. She actively contributes to local governance and emergency preparedness, having served on the La Grande School Board (2015–2023) and participating in coalitions focused on trauma-informed care, emergency response, and STEM education.
She supervises the Master Gardener program in Union County and collaborates with multiple agencies to enhance community health infrastructure. Her leadership in cross-sector partnerships highlights her role in bridging academic outreach with local needs. Robin’s work is supported by federal and state grants, particularly in public health and rural development, though specific grant details are not elaborated.
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