HER NOPREN Summer Speaker Series Posters 2026

HER NOPREN Student Poster 2026

As part of the HER NOPREN Summer Student Speaker Series, students were selected to develop a scientific poster highlighting their summer research or public health nutrition practicum experience. You can click here to read the abstracts from all of the students featured in our virtual poster sessions.

Missed the HER NOPREN Summer Speaker Series for Students? You can find the full recordings here.

Food Access During Refugee Resettlement: A Modified Photovoice Study in Massachusetts

Nour Hammad
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Closing the Weekend Hunger Gap; A Backpack Meal Program Proposal for Fresno County's Food-Insecure Students

Johara Alfareh
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Contextual Factors Influencing Disparities in Child-Care Center Participation in the U.S. Child and Adult Care Program

Adebimpe Adewoye
Indiana University Bloomington

Association Between Fruit and Vegetable Dietary Intake Measured by Skin Carotenoids and Blood Pressure among Adults Attending Community Health Fairs

Adebimpe Adewoye
Indiana University Bloomington

Food Insecurity Among Latina Women in Idaho and Washington: Structural Vulnerability, Psychosocial Factors, and Cardiometabolic Risk

Rita Franco
University of Idaho

Blaine County Cost of Living and Food Security Survey

Hussain Qazaq
University of Idaho

Household Meal Preparation Responsibility and Sociodemographic Factors Associated with Hypertension Among Black Adults: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of NHANES 2021-2023

Snehaa Ray
University of Connecticut

To listen to the audio presentation, click here.

Analyzing the Prevalence of Ultra-Processed Products Sold A la Carte Among Elementary Schools in Houston, Texas

Adedasola Obatola, Clara Duarte & Veronica Osorio
Global Food Research Program, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

Fuel Your Success: Transforming Student Nutrition - A Multi-Level Health Education Initiative to Improve Student Food and Nutrition Security

Adriana Mirandes Ramirez
University of Puerto Rico

 

The contents and findings of these posters are those of the authors and do not represent the official views of the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention or Department of Health and Human Services.