Anne Grunseit

Anne Grunseit is an Honorary Associate Professor in Public Health at UTS.

Anne has over 25 years’ experience in behavioural epidemiology, evaluation and social research with government, university and non-government organisations. Her qualitative and quantitative research ranges across health prevention including physical activity, sedentary behaviour, risk factors for obesity, unhealthy food advertising to children, and tobacco control. Anne has taught public health program evaluation and health promotion and disease prevention at Masters level at the University of Sydney and is a fellow of the Higher Education Academy. She has extensive evaluation experience specialising in large scale government public health interventions and is a current member of the Bicycle NSW board, parkrun Global Research Board and a the Journal of Physical Activity and Health on Statistics & Methodologies Advisory Board.

In this honorary role, Anne continues to work with UTS collaborators and contributes to the profile of UTS in public health initiative research. Outcomes and outputs include enhanced relationships and networks, peer review publications, presentations to industry partners and academic colleagues nationally and internationally.