Amber Lynch, MPH Candidate
Nutrition Training Coordinator | Public Health Advocate | Youth Wellness Champion

Amber Lynch is a dedicated public health professional with over a decade of experience in food service administration, child nutrition, and community engagement. She currently serves as a Nutrition Training Coordinator for the Bibb County School District, where she leads staff development initiatives and professional standards training that improve meal quality and health outcomes for students. Her work ensures that children receive nutritious meals essential for their academic and physical development.

Amber’s career reflects a deep commitment to youth well-being that extends beyond nutrition. Her prior experience as a Family and Consumer Sciences teacher and a Family Engagement Facilitator sharpened her skills in creating supportive school environments, building strong community relationships, and implementing family-centered support programs. Earlier in her career, Amber also served as a Case Manager for the Georgia Department of Family and Children Services, where she advocated for child safety, permanency, and family stability in high-risk situations.

With a Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services/Public Service from Middle Georgia State University, Amber combines hands-on expertise with a growing passion for violence prevention and safe community-building. She is especially invested in advancing integrated public health programs that unite nutrition, safety, and wellness to create lasting impact in children’s lives—both in schools and the neighborhoods they call home.

Amber holds certifications as a ServSafe Manager and Instructor/Proctor, and she continues to expand her professional footprint as a leader in youth-centered public health initiatives.