Elizabeth Alden
About Elizabeth Alden
Elizabeth Alden is a Program Associate at Share Our Strength, where she has worked since 2019, focusing on evidence-based programs for at-risk children and families. She has a background in public health and nutrition, with experience at organizations such as UNICEF and Helen Keller International.
Work at Share Our Strength
Elizabeth Alden has been serving as a Program Associate at Share Our Strength since 2019, contributing to the organization for five years in the Greater Denver Area. In her role, she focuses on implementing evidence-based programs aimed at improving the health of at-risk children and families globally. Her work involves coordinating various initiatives that align with the organization's mission to end childhood hunger.
Education and Expertise
Elizabeth Alden earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Human Biology, Health, and Society from Cornell University, where she studied from 2007 to 2011. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master's degree in Public Health from Washington University in St. Louis, completing her studies from 2011 to 2013. Her academic background provides a strong foundation for her expertise in nutrition education and micronutrient interventions.
Background
Before her current position, Elizabeth Alden gained valuable experience in various roles related to global health and nutrition. She worked as a Nutrition Data Analyst at UNICEF in Bangladesh for five months in 2018. Additionally, she held multiple positions at UNICEF, including Nutrition Section Intern and Micronutrients Consultant, contributing to projects in the Greater New York City Area from 2014 to 2017. Her earlier experiences include an internship at Helen Keller International and a long-term internship at the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Achievements
Throughout her career, Elizabeth Alden has developed specific skills in donor report writing, data quality assurance and control, and data analysis and interpretation. Her expertise in Spanish translation and interpreting enhances her ability to work in diverse environments and communicate effectively in global health initiatives. She has also specialized in nutrition and food security data collection and planning tools, further supporting her contributions to public health.