Program in International Nutrition (PIN)

Division of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell University

Program in International Nutrition

Welcome to the

Program in International Nutrition (PIN)

in the Division of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell

PIN is a network of researchers, graduate students, and alumni connected by their engagement in discovery, implementation, and evaluation of strategies to improve nutrition globally.


This website aims to inform and connect people interested in and participating in PIN by highlighting activities of PIN faculty and students, and updates from our network. Please let us know if you have something to share.

If you would like information on graduate study in nutrition at Cornell, please visit the Division of Nutritional Sciences graduate studies page.

The Program in International Nutrition (PIN) at Cornell University

focuses on research, policy and action to improve nutrition and health in low and middle-income countries.

The PIN network of research faculty and staff, graduate students, and alumni is connected by engagement in efforts to discover, implement, and evaluate strategies to address immediate and underlying causes of poor nutrition.

Graduate study in the Field of Nutrition at Cornell offers a concentration in international nutrition within the doctoral program in the Division of Nutritional Sciences (DNS).

Activities

Many PIN activities are designed to support and connect nutrition graduate students with each other, and with faculty in nutrition and across campus.

One example is NS6980, a weekly Seminar in International Nutrition on topics of interest to students and faculty in a range of disciplines related to nutrition and international development.

Alumni

Beyond Cornell, the PIN network includes over 270 alumni with graduate, masters and PhD degrees focused on international nutrition research. Alumni of the program work all over the world with governments, international agencies, donors, non-governmental organizations, academic and research institutes to create and translate nutrition evidence into effective practice.

If you are an alum, we’d love to hear from you! Please email us and let us know what you’re up to these days!

ENGAGE WITH US!