Professor Michelle Miller

Acting Vice-President and Executive Dean

College of Nursing and Health Sciences

place Health Sciences
GPO Box 2100, ADELAIDE, SA, 5001
Michelle is an academic with prior experience across many facets of dietetic practice. Her key practice and research focus has been nutritional rehabilitation of vulnerable groups while her teaching has focused on nutritional epidemiology, research skills and methods and research placement supervision.
Qualifications

1996: Bachelor of Science, Flinders University

1998: Masters of Nutrition and Dietetics, Flinders University

2006: PhD, Flinders University

1999-2013: Accredited Practising Dietitian (Full)

2014: Advanced Accredited Pracitising Dietitian

Honours, awards and grants
2009: Young Achievers Award (In Memory of Joan Mary Woodhill), Dietitians Association of Australia
2009: Vice Chancellor's Award for Early Career Researchers, Flinders University
Key responsibilities

ADMINISTRATION
Head of Discipline, Nutrition and Dietetics (2013 - )
Course Coordinator Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics (2007 - 2013)
Course Coordinator Bachelor of Nutrition and Dietetics Honours (2006-2013)

TEACHING
Nutritional Epidemiology, Research and Evidence Based Nutrition and Dietetic Practice, Critical Thinking in Nutrition, Honours and RHD student supervision

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Chair - Council of Deans Nutrition and Dietetics (Australia and New Zealand) (2015 - )
Secretary - Dietitians Association of Australia - SA Branch (2006 - 2013)
Associate Editor - Nutrition and Dietetics (2006 - )
Accreditation Reviewer, Australian Dietetic Council (2012 - )
Dietitians Association of Australia Scholarships and Awards Committee (2012 - )

Topic coordinator
NUTD7106 Honours Research Project in Nutrition and Dietetics
NUTD3101 Fundamentals of Nutrition Epidemiology
Topic lecturer
NUTD4102 Research Methods & Skills in Evidence Based Nutrition Practice
NUTD9162 Research Methods & Skills in Evidence Based Nutrition Practice
Expert for media contact
Ageing
Nutrition
Rehabilitation
Health
Nutrition and Ageing
Nutrition in Rehabilitation and Disability
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Media expertise
  • Ageing
  • Nutrition
  • Rehabilitation
Interests
  • Health
  • Nutrition and Ageing
  • Nutrition in Rehabilitation and Disability