Mitzi believes that teaching kids to eat right when they’re young greatly improves their future health prospects.
She started out in a career in scientific research with a background in molecular biology from Johns Hopkins University. Mitzi worked in a lab at UCSF before attending graduate school for science communication. After 20 years of writing, primarily for universities and medical schools, she took a leave from writing in early 2020 to “take a few classes in nutrition.” Fast forward, she now has two associate degrees and two certificates in the field of nutrition. Her goal is to find the most fun, engaging ways to integrate tidbits of science and nutrition concepts into the cooking experience, and is thrilled to have the opportunity to be teaching with Kids Cooking for Life.
In addition to KCL classes, Mitzi is an invaluable member of our team involved in recipe development and grant writing.