Dr. Liv Anderson is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Nutritional Sciences (NS) Department at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. Her research and practice focus on Interprofessional Education and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. She has a specific emphasis surrounding the: 1) implication of the public health discipline to interprofessional education, practice, and care and 2) development and evaluation of lactation education training aimed to reduce health disparities and promote population health. Additionally, it is imperative to innovate teaching strategies that match the needs of learners in this 21st century of higher education and to ensure faculty have resources to do so. Through the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, she pilots and evaluates novel teaching strategies to create inclusive classrooms effective for public health students to master competencies expected of them in the workforce.