Honors Projects
Abstract
This project explores ways in which food pantries across Ohio college campuses are accommodating for those with food restrictions such as food allergies, religious diets, or personal choice (vegan/vegetarian). Food insecurity is a widespread issue that affects many Americans. College students especially bear the burden of this issue. Food pantries are a common institution to combat food insecurity, and these work for many of the individuals that use them. Those with special dietary needs, however, may find more difficulty when accessing these resources. Having a food allergy or being on a religious or personal diet may impact how you can utilize your local pantry. This study explores the accommodations at four Ohio college food pantries and aims to help pantries become more accessible to these groups of patrons.
Department
Dietetics
Major
Dietetics
First Advisor
Dr. Shannon Orr
First Advisor Department
Political Science
Second Advisor
Dr. Mary-Jon Ludy
Second Advisor Department
Dietetics
Publication Date
Spring 4-25-2023
Repository Citation
Parrott, Jayden, "Accessibility of On-Campus Food Pantries: A Comparative Review" (2023). Honors Projects. 870.
https://scholarworks.bgsu.edu/honorsprojects/870