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Kimberly E. Johnson

Education

• 2014 Doctor of Social Sciences Focus: Food Policy and Social Science Nutrition Syracuse University
• 2010 Fellowship of Summer Internship in Bioethics Yale University
• 2008 Master of Science in Child Development Syracuse University
• 2001 Dietetic Internship Syracuse University
• 2000 Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Sciences Cornell University

Research Interests

sustainable food systemsinclusivity and equitynutrition and healthcarehealth and equity

Opportunities

Work Study Positions Available: No

Grant Funded Positions Available: No

Course-Credit Research Opportunities Available: No

Volunteer Research Positions Available: No

Open to Faculty Mentoring: Yes

Biography

My teaching and research go hand-in-hand. I bring elements of my research into my teaching, and draw on interested students to help with my research. I am dedicated to practicing inclusive teaching. In addition to co-facilitating and leading a faculty learning community to promote this, I engage in study to constantly reflect on my practices and understandings of inclusivity. My teaching in sustainable food systems also targets promoting inclusivity and equity. Courses that I teach increase student understanding of the social determinants of health and equity in nutrition and healthcare. I am passionate about helping students learn more about this, and to use what they learn to be successful healthcare practitioners, professionals and members of thriving communities.

Contact Information

Phone: 610-436-2215

List of Publications

• Johnson, K.E. (2021, Jan.) Review for weblog for the Society of Food and Nutrition of Gaddis, Jennifer E. (2019) The Labor of Lunch: Why We Need Real Food and Real Jobs in American Public Schools. Oakland, CA: University of California Press. https://foodanthro.com/2021/01/18/review-the-labor-of-lunch/ Johnson, K.E. & Baba, Z.M. (2021, April). Praxis in Cultural Competence: Development of a Faculty Learning Community to Promote Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. Nutrition and Dietetic Educators and Practitioners Conference (via Zoom), section of Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Johnson, K.E. (2020, Mar). “Food democracy, health disparities and trans fat policy”. Public Health Nutrition. 23(4):738-746. doi: 10.1017/S1368980019003306. Epub 2019 Dec 16. Johnson, K.E. (2019, October). Food democracy, community food security, and ultra-processed foods. Invited paper presentation for WCU Sustainability Research and Practice Seminar, sponsored by WCU’s Office of Sustainability and Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, West Chester, PA. Johnson, K.E.
• Fleck, M. & Pantazes, T. (March 2019). “It’s the story: Online animated simulation, poverty, and cultural competence of emerging health professionals”. Internet Journal of Allied Health Science and Practice, 17 (2). https://nsuworks.nova.edu/ijahsp/vol17/iss2/10/ Johnson, K.E. & Monahan, L. (2018). An introduction to Sustainable Food Systems: Module 1. In Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, Center for Lifelong Learning, Hunger and Environmental Nutrition Dietetics Practice Group online Certificate of Training in Sustainable Food Systems. Anguyo, G., Tinago, C. B., Sankaran, G., Johnson, K.E., Davidson, P., Mendez S, Loedel, P., Dauda, D., & Evert, J. (August 1-2, 2019). Lessons learned from establishing an academic and agency partnership for Global Health Research. Paper presented at Africa Interdisciplinary Health Conference, University of Ghana, Legon, Accra. Johnson, K.E., & Johnston, S. (2017, December). Building the big tent: Anthropology and interdisciplinary work in food and nutrition. Co-Chair, Co-Organizer collaborated with Dr. Susan Johnston of WCU Anthropology for Society for the Anthropology of Food and Nutrition, American Anthropology Association Annual Meeting Washington, D.C. Johnson, K.E. (2017, February). Health disparities, justice and trans fat policy. Poster session for the Howard University Health Disparities: Closing the Gap, Accelerating Health Equity for Our Nation and Global Communities Conference, College of Nursing and Allied Health (providing continuing education units for practitioners), Howard University, Washington, D.C. Johnson, K.E. (2016, September). Limits and dimensions in Consumer Citizen politics: The NYC trans fat policy. Paper presented for the American Political Science Association Conference, Philadelphia, PA.

Links

• ResearchGate