Julie Emsing Mann

Like many of us, I backed into my life’s work.

I began as an undergraduate at Penn State majoring in nutrition science because I wanted to have a scientific degree and, at the same time, help others. I was an overweight child and wanted to be able to provide insight and coaching to people, like me, who were struggling with weight, eating, and health.

During my first year at PSU, I participated in a shadow program with a dietitian/nutrition science major at the nearby York Hospital. This was an enl…

Premium Content
You've reached your monthly limit of free articles.
Access Food Technology
Log in Subscribe

About the Author

Julie Emsing Mann is an innovation consultant and a member of IFT’s Board of Directors ([email protected]).
Placeholder

Manual Feature

Latest News

Unlocking the Food System of the Future

Sean Leighton and Luuvan Hoang reflected on the benefits of generational collaboration and inspiration.

Feeding the World Through Science

Christopher R. Daubert reflects on the importance of raising awareness of the science of food discipline.

Beyond the Bench: Building Business Skills Into Food Science Curricula

College and university food science programs are evolving to prepare students for the workplaces of today and tomorrow by bridging the gaps between science and business knowledge.

Professional Fulfillment After Office Hours

IFT President Sean Leighton and several IFT members reflect on the value of volunteering.

Meet the 2024 Influencers

Get to know six dynamic, game-changing contributors to food system advancement.