Scott Ickes
Assistant Professor of Kinesiology
Area:
Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Research Focus:
The socio-cultural, behavioral, and structural causes of poor nutrition and seeks to identify and evaluate strategies to improve nutrition and health in low-resource contexts
Email:
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About
Scott Ickes, Assistant Professor of Kinesiology, earned his Ph.D. in Nutrition with a minor in Epidemiology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Public Health. Professor Ickes research focuses on the socio-cultural, behavioral, and structural causes of poor nutrition and seeks to identify and evaluate strategies to improve nutrition and health in low-resource contexts. At William & Mary, Professor Ickes will be teaching Environmental Public Health, and Public Health Research Issues.
