Biographical Info

Kelly Truesdell is the Assistant Director of Prevention/Population Health Programming and Assessment at the University of Georgia. In her role, she leads the Fontaine Center in prevention, early intervention, and support strategies to address substance use. Kelly also oversees program evaluation, informs strategic planning initiatives, and fosters campus community partnerships to support nutrition education, interpersonal violence prevention, process support services, and health relationship and sexual health initiatives on campus. Kelly is a Certified Health Education Specialist and Safe Space Ally. She received both her bachelor’s degree in Health Promotion and Behavior and a master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Georgia.