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Field Reports

Universal Free Breakfast in Milwaukee Public Schools: Preliminary Findings 2006-2007

Megan Lent, Emerson Fellow
Published 2007

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Universal Free Breakfast in Milwaukee Public Schools: Preliminary Findings 2006-2007 evaluates the Universal Free Breakfast Initiative in elementary schools and provides recommendations for improving and expanding the impact of the program.

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Publication tags: Field Reports - Domestic Federal Nutrition Programs, School Breakfast Program (SBP) - Children, Parents, Students

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Megan Lent

Emerson Fellow

Megan graduated from Cornell University with honors in 2006 with a degree in Human Biology, Health and Society.  She completed an honors thesis on rural food insecurity, served as a teaching assistant for a human sexuality course, and regularly organized blood drives. Megan was also a member of the Student Advisory Council for Cornell Tradition, a service and leadership fellowship program. Originally from Penn Yan, New York, she spent several summers interning with the local Cornell Cooperative Extension to develop nutrition education curriculum for youth. 

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