Jacqueline Michel

Professor Jacqueline Michel is an influential figure in the field of pediatrics and physical activity, whose innovative work continues to shape the understanding of these critical areas. As an Assistant Professor in the Department of MD-PEDS-Administration at the Management University of Florida, she is dedicated to advancing research that promotes healthy lifestyles among children. Her research primarily focuses on pediatric weight lifting and the role of physical activity in children's development and well-being. Professor Michel has made significant contributions to the academic community through her publications in esteemed journals, including JAMA Pediatrics. Her work not only highlights the importance of physical activity in pediatric health but also provides valuable insights into effective strategies for integrating exercise into children's daily routines. Her research is instrumental in guiding both clinical practices and public health policies aimed at improving the health outcomes of young populations. In addition to her research endeavors, Professor Michel is actively involved in teaching and mentoring students, fostering a new generation of scholars and practitioners in the field. Her commitment to education and research excellence has earned her recognition within the academic community and beyond. Through her work, she continues to inspire and lead efforts towards a healthier future for children.