Food insecurity among veterans can significantly impact health, well-being, and academic success. Colleges and universities can support student veterans through targeted services-including academic advising, campus health clinics, career services, veterans' centers, and food assistance programs-to help reduce food insecurity that ultimately promotes educational achievement.
Author Biography
Meaghan Gargin
Meaghan Gargin is a military spouse who earned her Doctor of Education from Liberty University. She also holds a Master of Science in nutrition and a Master of Public Health, and she is a certified registered dietitian. Meaghan is passionate about online education and has experience as both an online student and an online educator for undergraduate and graduate public health courses. Additionally, she has experience in higher education academic support services. Meaghan volunteers for the New Mexico Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
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