Krista Schroeder

Dr. Krista Schroeder is a recognized authority in the field of nursing, serving as an assistant professor at Temple University's College of Public Health. With a profound commitment to advancing the understanding of health disparities, Dr. Schroeder's research delves into the intricate effects of social and environmental factors on obesity. Her work particularly focuses on how adverse childhood experiences and neighborhood environments contribute to health outcomes, providing valuable insights into the complex interplay between these determinants. In her role at Temple University, Dr. Schroeder is deeply involved in pedagogy and mentorship, guiding students to explore and address upstream determinants of health. She is dedicated to enhancing students' comprehension of population health needs, equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to make meaningful contributions to the field. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach to health, encouraging future healthcare professionals to consider the broader social context in which health issues arise. Dr. Schroeder's research interests are centered around social determinants of health, population health needs, and obesity, areas in which she has made significant contributions through her scholarly work. Her dedication to these topics is reflected in her numerous publications and presentations, which have been instrumental in shaping current understanding and policies related to health equity and prevention strategies. Beyond her academic and research endeavors, Dr. Schroeder is actively engaged in community outreach and collaboration, working with various stakeholders to implement evidence-based interventions that address health disparities. Her commitment to improving public health extends beyond the classroom, as she strives to create a positive impact on the communities she serves.