Committed to Ensuring that Every Family Thrives.

Mimi Nichter, Ph.D.

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Professor, Anthropology
University of Arizona
FSHD Affiliate Faculty
Emil W. Haury Anthropology Bldg. Room 221
mimin@email.arizona.edu

Dr. Nichter has been conducting research on drinking and smoking among adolescents and young adults. Dr. Nichter has also conducted extensive research on body image and dieting among adolescent girls. All of her work involves moving from research to intervention, and has worked for many years in schools and in communities to develop health related programs. Dr. Nichter has been conducting research on drinking and smoking among adolescents and young adults. Dr. Nichter has also conducted extensive research on body image and dieting among adolescent girls. All of her work involves moving from research to intervention, and has worked for many years in schools and in communities to develop health related programs.

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