Michelle Nicolet

Co-founder & Chief Executive Officer @Kids In Nutrition Kin

US

Program Model: Developed a cost-effective, sustainable, and replicable education model mobilizing university students to enhance food literacy and access among local at-risk youth.Curriculum Development: Designs age-appropriate, interactive, and culturally relevant nutrition and sustainability curricula for school and non-school settings, facilitating implementation in various environments.Strategic Planning and Project Development: Outlines organizational goals and strategies, develops replicable frameworks for food access workshops, and shapes health equity strategies for local food distribution.Family Resource Development: Curates evidence-based nutrition resources for vulnerable populations, ensuring accessibility and relevancy.Chapter Director Training and Support: Creates training materials, conducts sessions for directors, and facilitates regular meetings to ensure alignment with organizational goals.MEAL Systems Management: Establishes systems for chapter accountability, prioritizing diversity and community feedback mechanisms.501(c)(3) Maintenance and Compliance: Manages legal responsibilities and organizational compliance.Advisory Board and Governance: Facilitates board meetings and manages interdisciplinary committees.Financial Management: Manages financial transactions and ensures stability and compliance.Partnership Building and Policy Advocacy: Cultivates partnerships and engages in policy discussions to align with organizational mission.Volunteer Management: Oversees volunteers, delegates projects, and ensures continuity.KINternship Program Leadership: Leads the program, assigning tasks to university students.Grant Seeking: Secures funding through campaigns, grant writing, and presentations.Marketing and Public Relations: Maintains website and social media presence.Annual Impact Report: Compiles and presents annual achievements and goals.Program Expansion: Builds organizational capacity and establishes new chapters.

American College of Lifestyle Medicine

Food as Medicine Essentials , Lifestyle Medicine

UC Santa Barbara

Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Biopsychology

Cornell University

T. Colin Campbell Center for Nutrition Studies