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Impact of Nutrition Education Program on Public Health: A Study at the University of Memphis

This thesis investigates the effects of a nutrition education program on public health in Memphis. It examines the study's background, objectives, hypotheses, methods, subjects, variables, data collection, analysis, IRB review, results, strengths/limitations, recommendations, and conclusion. The study suggests that increasing nutrition education positively impacts public health outcomes. Acknowledgments to the Shelby County Health Department's Nutrition Section and survey participants.

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Impact of Nutrition Education Program on Public Health: A Study at the University of Memphis

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  1. Title Student’s name Master of Public Health Program The University of Memphis Date

  2. Thesis Committee ____________, Chair ____________ ____________

  3. Background

  4. Objectives

  5. Hypotheses

  6. Methods Type study Subjects

  7. Methods Variables Instruments

  8. Methods Data collection Data analysis IRB Review

  9. Results

  10. Results

  11. Strengths/Limitations

  12. Recommendations

  13. Conclusion This study suggests that Increasing…

  14. Acknowledgments This project was conducted in collaboration with the Nutrition Section of the Shelby County Health Department. The investigator is grateful to the participants who shared their opinions through the survey.

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