Granberg publishes article on school milk choice
Ellen Granberg, provost and senior vice president for Academic Affairs, co-authored an article, “National School Lunch Program consumption differs with milk choice,” in Public Health Nutrition. The article examines how milk consumption varies by milk choice and measures the association of milk choice on the nutritional and caloric content of National School Lunch Program lunches.
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