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• A Brief History of the U.S. Obesity Epidemic, Guest Lecture for History of Public Health, Dr. Monica Ruiz 
• Cross-sector Public, Private, and Governmental Collaborations in Public Health, Invited Seminar Panelist, Convened by Dr. Caroline Sparks 
• Evaluating Costs: An Introduction to theory and methods for economic evaluation of health promotion interventions 
• Evaluating Costs: An Introduction to theory and methods for economic evaluation of health promotion interventions, Guest Lecture for Evaluation of Health Promotion Programs, Dr. James Cawley 
• Evaluating Costs: An Introduction to theory and methods for economic evaluation of health promotion interventions, Guest Lecture for Evaluation of Health Promotion Programs, Dr. Karen McDonnell 
• Evaluating the Cost-Effectiveness of Childhood Obesity Prevention Interventions, Guest lecture filmed for online Global Health Program Evaluation core course, Professor Rajiv Rimal 
• Financial Implications of School Food Reform, Guest Lecture for School Health and Safety, Dr. Olga Price 
• History of Obesity Prevention Interventions in the United States, Guest Lecture for History of Public Health, Dr. Monica Ruiz 
• Integrating Nutritional Epidemiology and Economic Evaluation to Inform Policy, Seminar to Department of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences 
• Introduction to Economic Evaluation, Guest Lecture for Advanced Health Policy Analysis, Dr. Melissa McCarthy 
• Overreaching Nanny-State or Defender of Health Equity? The Case of Sugar Drink Taxes, Alumni Day Seminar 
• What policies have and might work for preventing obesity?” Guest Lecture for Physical Activity and Obesity Interventions: From the Individual to the Environment, Dr. Melissa Napolitano