Erin Skalitzky

Erin Skalitzky is an Evaluation Researcher with the Institute’s Evaluation Research Group. At the Institute, Erin evaluates mental health, substance use, antibiotic stewardship, and school nutrition programs through quantitative and qualitative methods. Erin specializes in utilization-focused evaluation and dissemination and implementation science. Prior to joining the University of Wisconsin-Madison Population Health Institute in 2018, Erin received her Master of Public Health degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison where her work focused on chronic disease prevention, including the evaluation of school wellness policies, FoodShare farmers’ market incentive programs, and community garden initiatives. Erin also holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Life Sciences Communications from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where her interest in public health research translation and dissemination began.

Erin’s publications can be viewed on Google Scholar.