RD Career Possibilities: Success Stories to Open up the Door

Career Possibilities: Success Stories to Help Open the Door to your Dream Job : Career Possibilities: Success Stories to Help Open the Door to your Dream Job MELISSA HALAS-LIANG, RD, MA, CDE www.superkidsnutrition.com SuperKids Nutrition Inc Facebook http://blog.superkidsnutrition.com http://twitter.com/fitnutrition

WHAT IS YOUR DREAM? : WHAT IS YOUR DREAM? What is your dream job? What steps are you taking now to get there? What steps will you take today?

Slide 3 : Starting out Completed a Bachelor’s degree in Hebrew. M.S. in Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics from New York University. At NYU, worked alongside Marion Nestle on The All New Joy Of Cooking where I helped write the chapter titled, “Know Your Ingredients.” Joined faculty of the Art Institute of New York - taught culinary students nutrition and food safety for ten years. Pitched by the head of PR as the school’s nutrition expert and was quoted in numerous magazines and newspapers and appeared on television. Toby Amidor, MS RD CDN

Toby Amidor, MS RD CDN : Toby Amidor, MS RD CDN Expanded my teaching to their online division where I continue to teach courses in restaurant management and food safety. After 10 years teaching aspiring chefs, it was time to move on and I was offered the Director of Nutrition at a start up nutrition company. Diet.com Amazing opportunity to learn the ins and outs of building a website.

Toby Amidor, MS RD CDN : Toby Amidor, MS RD CDN After three years of hard work the company went bankrupt and I was offered to be the nutrition expert at FoodNetwork.com’s Healthy Eats. http://blog.foodnetwork.com/healthyeats/ Worked with FoodNetwork Kitchens, the Cooking Channel, and the American Dietetic Association. I have been the Acting Director of the Dietetic Internship Program and Adjunct Professor at Teachers College, Columbia University and clinical dietitian counseling obese children.

Toby Amidor, MS RD CDN : Toby Amidor, MS RD CDN Currently, blogs and am the nutrition expert at FoodNetwork.com., consult for various companies, editor for SuperKidsNutrition.com I also write online and print content, give workshops and lectures, menu development, recipe analysis, media appearance and much more! What got me to where I am today is hard work, many sleepless night (I have 3 kids plus do tons of consulting), never saying I can’t do it and being on top of things and going above and beyond the call of duty. It doesn’t hurt that I absolutely love what I do! http://tobyamidornutrition.com/ http://twitter.com/tobyamidor

Jaime Schwartz, MS, RDVice President, Account Supervisor at Ketchum Public Relations : Jaime Schwartz, MS, RDVice President, Account Supervisor at Ketchum Public Relations Interviewed for the position for 1 ½ years. Programs she collaborated on: “Taming the Fires of Inflammation” session presented by California Strawberry Commission FNCE – Hawaii “Navigating the Aisles” & “The Skinny on Total Fats” sessions presented by Frito-Lay at FNCE in Philadelphia Launch of www.mom-rd.com by Wendy’s, www.licensetosnack.com by Frito-Lay in collaboration with ADA, www.snacksense.com by Frito-Lay. “Controlling your Cravings” education materials by Skinny Cow Partnership between NBC’s, The Biggest Loser and Avocados from Mexico.

Slide 8 : “You’re never too young to dream big”. 2009 Young Dietitian of the Year by the NJ Dietetic Association. Finds her career”…incredibly rewarding to be able to provide RDs w/tools and resources…” By the time I got my dream job at Ketchum, I had great experience under my belt. “And I’m only 31!”

Debi Silber, MS, RD : Master’s degree in nutrition, a Personal Trainer, Whole Health Coach. Speaker and author of The Lifestyle Fitness Program: A Six Part Plan So Every Mom Can Look, Feel and Live Her Best, A Pocket Full of Mojo: 365 Proven Strategies To Create Your Ultimate Body, Mind, Image and Lifestyle (October, 2010) Debi’s branded The Mojo Coach because after working with hundreds of clients for nearly 20 years, she’s discovered what we all need to look, feel, live our best and “get our mojo back.” Debi Silber, MS, RD

Debi Silber, MS, RD : Debi Silber, MS, RD Featured expert on over 15 websites, a popular radio guest, is quoted regularly online and in print, has been featured as a self improvement expert as well as a successful "career-at-home-mom" in four books. As a working mom of 4 with unmanaged, chronic stress, toxic relationships and a bad case of trying to be "supermom" - Debi’s lifestyle caused physical, emotional and mental wear and tear leaving her with illness, pain and disease. She's gone from complete illness to health, pain to pain free living, misery to joy and she now successfully teaches thousands of others, how they can do it too in order to reach personal and professional success

Slide 11 : Debi Silber, MS, RD Advice: Use adversity and obstacles to your advantage. Every time you overcome a hurdle you gain confidence, reaffirm your commitment to your goal while growing stronger, wiser and better. Welcome failed attempts because nothing teaches you faster and more effectively. Be flexible and open-minded. Opportunities present themselves, which often lead to something better than we’d imagined or planned for. If we’re rigid and inflexible with our approach, we’ll let these opportunities pass us by. www.themojocoach.com http://themojocoach.com/blog/

Ashley A. Reynolds, MS, RD, LDN : Ashley A. Reynolds, MS, RD, LDN Spent three years at Massachusetts General Hospital One as a dietetic intern and two as a clinical nutrition specialist in the Pediatric Epilepsy Program Collaborated with clinical research center to develop and implement research protocols for studies examining the efficacy of these dietary therapies for epilepsy. Other experiences: Writing for Gannett Healthcare Group to create continuing education modules for dietitians .

Ashley A. Reynolds, MS, RD, LDN : Ashley A. Reynolds, MS, RD, LDN Master's in Nutrition Communication at Tufts University. Non-traditional path into the world of public relations. First registered dietitian to join the public relations and social influence team at Mullen in Boston, MA. Writing nutrition newsletters for clients and their employees, summaries of scientific research studies, and nutrition media and influence outreach. Frequently offer my dietitian perspective to clients and team members on hot nutrition topics like menu labeling and the gluten-free boom Currently editor for Super Kids Nutrition Inc

Ashley A. Reynolds, MS, RD, LDN : Ashley A. Reynolds, MS, RD, LDN Advice: Try something new! “I can’t stress enough how valuable it is to be open to opportunities- it’s amazing how quickly one thing leads to another. I started out in this field thinking I’d be somewhere else entirely at this point and it’s so important to be open-minded and try new things (both paid and unpaid). You never know what you’ll enjoy! Be passionate about what you do and never stop learning- this will help you find your niche in the field. Don’t burn your bridges. Make sure all professional relationships stay positive and strive to give things your all. You never know whose path you’ll cross in the future or whom you’ll need to reach out to for guidance.

Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN : Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN Coordinated dietetics program at Syracuse Tufts for a masters in Nutrition Communication. Never wanted to work in clinical, and always had a passion for educating others. After grad school, worked part time for a corporate wellness company – economy turned sour, became a consultant for them and started to explore finding more work on my own. By default, I “became” self-employed and started pitching to companies for corporate wellness, or people would request my services. I also do counseling on the side, freelance writing, and speaking.

Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN : Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN Most recently, I got hired by a Boston performing arts college where I teach freshmen nutrition and counsel for their health services. Working at a behavioral school part time for 6 years as their dietitian and I consider this job my “cash cow.” Rely on the money and health insurance/benefits while I’m able to peruse the gigs I’m really passionate about. I’m finally doing all the jobs I love! I don’t work a consistent schedule, but for the most part, I’m my own boss and am finally getting to a point where I love what I do!

Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN : Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN I have worked SO many jobs in my 6 years as a dietitian, many of them were pretty short-term! But all of them have brought me closer to where I want to be in my career. I also spent time taking any gig that came to me, whether it paid or not. I think this really helped me learn the business and see what I wanted to do long term. Actively involved with the Massachusetts Dietetic Association board as well as an ADA committee and this networking has been very valuable to me. Contributing writer for Super Kids Nutrition Inc These networks have given me amazing opportunities in the field that have helped me build my work.

Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN : Janel Ovrut MS RD LDN I see every encounter, every job (good or bad), every event, and every person I meet as a new opportunity. http://www.eatwellwithjanel.com/ “You never know if the next person you meet standing in line at the grocery store is going to be your next employer!”

Linda Mattson MS RD SNS : Linda Mattson MS RD SNS Bachelors degree in Nutrition Sciences. Next twenty-one years I remained employed in the field of nutrition working as a Diet Technician and Diet Clerk for hospitals, Nutritionist for the Child Care Food Program and also working for other businesses as a Weight Loss Counselor. Burning desire to attain a graduate degree in nutrition but being a wife and a mother to 2 daughters there were not enough hours in the day. Daughters started in college I decided it was time to expand my education and career opportunities and pursue my passion to become a Registered Dietitian and attain a graduate degree.

Linda Mattson MS RD SNS : Linda Mattson MS RD SNS Distance Education Coordinated Program in Dietetics for a Masters in Human Nutrition and Dietetics Internship at Eastern Michigan University Lunch breaks, evenings and weekends were spent studying for 2 years while commuting 130 miles daily to my position as a Nutrition Specialist at Marysville Joint Unified School District - but I was driven! Attained my School Nutrition Specialist (SNS) credential and a Certificate in Childhood and Adolescent Weight Management. Involved with many professional organizations to support school nutrition ideals and go back to Washington DC each year to speak with Congress about supporting school nutrition.

Linda Mattson MS RD SNS : Linda Mattson MS RD SNS Spend much of my time on research, report writing, in-service trainings, cafeteria site visits, menu-planning, nutrition education curriculum and developing presentations to build collaborations within the community and district teams. Give back to the community by mentoring student interns from local universities . I love helping others improve their health with enhanced nutrition and nutrition education. Still feel the desire to learn and grow…who knows which credential I will pursue next!

Ashley Koff, RD : Ashley Koff, RD Named among the Top 10 Registered Dietitians in the US, by Today’s Dietitian Magazine, as well as by Citysearch as Best of LA's "Dietitians,” three years running. As a national media favorite, Koff appears monthly on Good Morning America Health and as the lead expert for Huffington Post Living's 'Total Energy Makeover' with Ashley Koff RD. She counsels patients on referral from Dr. Andrew Weil (University of Arizona’s Center for Integrative Medicine) and has served as guest faculty for its fellowships. Exclusive R.D. to patients of integrative medicine guru Dr. Soram Khalsa and receives referrals from the world-renowned Tao of Wellness.

Ashley Koff, RD : Ashley Koff, RD Ashley’s client list includes entertainment studios, movies and shows such as Bones, Big Love, CSI: NY, It's Always Sunny, Private Practice and Weeds, where Koff works to improve the quality of food selections on production sets and locations. In 2008, Koff launched AKA (ashleykoffapproved.com) as a way to house all aspects of her private practice, work educating doctors and other healthcare practitioners, product endorsement opportunities, as well as her corporate consulting company. With AKA, consumers of all demographics can readily identify products that meet Koff's standards for nutrition.  Her motto is, “Be a Qualitarian” and helps people do so by making the best quality choices (via her AKA List) to achieve optimal health

Ashley Koff, RD : Ashley Koff, RD In 2011, CW network debut as the resident nutrition expert on the new highly anticipated reality show, “Shedding for the Wedding” . Release her latest book, in collaboration with celebrity trainer Kathy Kaehler, Fully Charged: A 3 Step Plan for MOM Energy. I make sure that no matter where I am working or with whom, “I consistently look to provide usable solutions not just to tell them information - I teach nutrition so that people learn it and learn it for themselves.” I've volunteered my whole life and it always leads somewhere unexpected - learning about myself, about a nutrition principle, or even a job opportunity. It doesn't always mean something bad if what you planned to have happen or make happen doesn't "work out“.

Ashley Koff, MS, RD : Ashley Koff, MS, RD Advice: “Try everything and then see what keeps sticking or what you come back to - that's likely where you are meant to be!” http://www.ashleykoffapproved.com/ http://ashleykoff.wordpress.com/ Visit her site, spend some time on it!

Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD : Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD National media spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association Owner of San Francisco-based private practice MV Nutrition (www.mvnutrition.com). Recipient of two consecutive ‘‘Best Bay Area Dietitian’’ awards (2009 and 2010) from the San Francisco Chronicle and Citysearch. Creator of the Eating Free™ weight management program www.eatingfree.com (an international, Internet-based weight loss and weight management program). Developed MV Professional Nutrition (a software suite designed to assist RDs with their own private practices).

Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD : Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD Worked closely with Dr. Nancy L. Snyderman, chief medical editor of NBC News, to provide expert nutrition advice on a number of topics for the BeWell network. Invited to speak at annual state and national conventions Served as a motivational speaker addressing positive nutritional habits for WIC employees. Oregon Dietetic Association (where he was the keynote speaker), and The American Dietetic Association (where he spoke to other dietitian professionals about his successful private practice). Media representative for Foster Farms, California statewide health campaigns , including “California Latino 5-A-Day Program’’ and ‘‘Got Milk.’’

Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD : Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD Prior to setting up his private practice - worked as a public health dietitian for California Children Services and the Prenatal to Three Initiative, where he offered prenatal, infant, and childhood nutrition consulting. Worked as a clinical dietitian for Kaiser Permanente in San Francisco and has held a faculty position with the School of Nursing at the University of San Francisco. Bachelor of science in nutrition and physiology metabolism from the University of California, Berkeley, and master of science in nutrition and food science from San Jose State University.

Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD : Manuel Villacorta, MS, RD, CSSD ADVICE: Network and get involved with the ADA. Our profession has enormous opportunities as you can clearly see I am writing, speaking, consulting, counseling and having the best time of my life.  Think outside the box, get out of your comfort zone and give it a try.   “Every job you do teaches you something so climb the ladder don’t jump”

Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE : Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE Started in Clinical, Master’s Nutrition Ed., CNSD 10 years Started & Revamped Nutrition Support teams, electrolyte and insulin management Active in Medical Safety Committee, educational tasks forces, diabetes committee Provided in-services to surgical residences, staff and pharmacists on electrolyte and insulin management in Critical Care Nutrition Support Patients. Organized Educational CPE day-events for RNs on Diabetes Management learned funding, event organizing

Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE : Clinical Nutrition Manager –gained experience to help start business and taught wt management classes Consulting on side –wellness, education, clinic work, expert witness, wrote clinical chapter Mentors source of inspiration/guidance Volunteered in community - lead to 2 best jobs Currently teach and oversee multiple courses at over a dozen universities Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE

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Super Kids Nutrition Blog : Super Kids Nutrition Blog

Super Kids Nutrition : Super Kids Nutrition Empowers parents, teachers and health care to build healthy families and communities. Highlights the Super Crew©, a group of multicultural super hero kids who get powers from eating healthy colorful foods

What’s Helped? : What’s Helped? Follow inspirational thoughts Don’t be tied down to traditional thinking Learn to embrace change Promote other RDs and their career choices, take pride in their success for our field Do what you believe in ADA’s Dietetic Practice Groups helped tremendously - write an article for their newsletters! DBC, HEN, NE, WM, WH, FCP, NEP, DCE Society for Nutrition Professionals

Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE : Wrote and published 2 Super Crew® children’s books for use as story boards Super Baby Abigail’s Lunch Time Adventure & Havoc at the Hillside Market with the Super Crew® Focus groups to shape characters Goal: Entertain & Engage 1st then provide healthy message Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE

Diversity in Work : Diversity in Work Consult with companies –social media and brand messaging Developing content for over 10,000 schools which reaches teachers, parents and kids Community outreach –grants, garden projects that teach nutrition through science, math and language Edit -Recruit writers Work on partnerships to further the reach of our message Answer nutrition Q and A Working on gaming

Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE : Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE Projects Curriculum Development Learning activities Writing/Blogging Functional Food Research Nutrition Communication Presentation Development Media –adult, family & kids Join Us On Facebook and Follow us on Twitter

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Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE CNSD : Melissa Halas-Liang, MA RD CDE CNSD Be innovative Mentor and be a site preceptor “Discover what you love –and get good at it. Work with people who have shared values, ethics and goals” “Saving the world one healthy food at a timeTM”

Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RD : Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RD Began my career as a nutrition educator, clinical dietitian and clinical nutrition manager in the San Francisco Bay Area. During the process of looking for my next job I realized that there was a need for a career portal just for dietitians so I launched www.nutritionJobs.com and later www.exerciseJobs.com Nutrition Consultant for Dr. Dean Ornish at the Preventative Medicine Research Institute. Created and juggle two unique career paths that reflect my passion for programming, creating, organizing, working for myself, research and publishing.

Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RD : Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RD Because of my work with Dr. Ornish, I've been able to speak about a plant-based diet on the Oprah Winfrey Show and MSNBC TV, Harvard Medical School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, MD, Anderson Cancer Center, and Emory University. The websites have allowed me to meet so many inspiring people as well as speak at the California Dietetic Association and American Dietetic Association annual meetings.

Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RD : Stacey Dunn-Emke, MS, RD San Francisco Bay Area Dietetic Association President. Awarded Outstanding Dietitian by the Bay Area Dietetic Association, Outstanding Dietitian of the Year by ARAMARK, Healthcare Support Services, and Recognized Young Dietitian of the Year by the California Dietetic Association. Advice: Be ready. Show up and meet lots of people. You never know where your next opportunity will present itself. Networking can be painful but fruitful!

WANDA SIU-CHAN, MS, RD, CDE DIETETIC INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR /LECTURER AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY. : WANDA SIU-CHAN, MS, RD, CDE DIETETIC INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR /LECTURER AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY. Started working as per diem dietitian/foodservice supervisor. Worked in inpatient clinical, outpatient diabetes education, clinical nutrition management, program management for a website, homecare and consulting. Currently, the director of a dietetic internship program. I am always inspired and amazed by the interns we have at SFSU who are much more mature, knowledgeable, dedicated, and focused then I ever was as a student. I really enjoy working with our 40+ preceptors from all over the Greater San Francisco Bay Area - who enthusiastically and generously share their time, energy, and expertise with our interns year after year.

WANDA SIU-CHAN, MS, RD, CDE DIETETIC INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR /LECTURER AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY. : WANDA SIU-CHAN, MS, RD, CDE DIETETIC INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR /LECTURER AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY. Strongly encourage new RDs to look for and to welcome opportunities that come their way. You never know what doors those opportunities will open up for you down the road. I did not have the foresight early in my career to figure out a career path. But, I did take opportunities that came my way, and those opportunities opened up more and more doors for me. After completing my M.S., I saw a job posting for a local community college to teach an evening GE Nutrition Class. One year later, with some teaching experience under my belt, someone called to ask me if I would be interested in teaching clinical. That eventually led to the wonderful job I currently have as an internship director.

WANDA SIU-CHAN, MS, RD, CDE DIETETIC INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR /LECTURER AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY. : WANDA SIU-CHAN, MS, RD, CDE DIETETIC INTERNSHIP DIRECTOR /LECTURER AT SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY. Volunteering in your local dietetic association is invaluable. When I was a new RD, I checked one of those “volunteer” boxes on the local dietetics’ membership. After a few years of doing program planning, I was nominated and elected President of the association and a few years later, I was nominated and elected as a VP in CDA. Did I plan for that? No… Dietetics is an amazing field with a wide variety of career opportunities. The possibilities are endless. And, if you find yourself doing something that you aren’t crazy about, know that your knowledge and skills are transferable, take a risk, and find something else!

Orville E. Bigelow, M.S., R.D : Orville E. Bigelow, M.S., R.D Flight attendant, and like many people I went back to school to start a new career. Bachelor and master degree in Nutritional Science as well as a certificate in Alternative Nutrition. Dietitian for over 5 years and has worked mostly in the realm of community and public health nutrition. Manager of Nutrition Services at Project Angel Food in Los Angeles – deliver over 13,000 meals per week to individuals struggling with HIV/AIDS, cancer and other life-threatening illnesses Teaches online nutrition classes for two schools and has also taught for Cal State L.A.

Orville E. Bigelow, M.S., R.D : Orville E. Bigelow, M.S., R.D Past volunteer experience includes being on the Board of Directors for SOS Mentor, a local organization that helps to combat obesity in schools and on the Los Angeles District (LAD) of the California Dietetic Association. Currently he is starting a 3 year stint as a program reviewer for the Commission on Accreditation for Dietetic Education (CADE). Volunteering is one of the most important things that you can do to help advance your career. Volunteering not only helps you to develop job skills and learn new ‘tricks’, but it also helps you to network with people…and networking is key in our industry!

Orville E. Bigelow, M.S., R.D : Orville E. Bigelow, M.S., R.D Words of Wisdom: Consider what you want to do in your career and “think outside of the box”. When I first started back to school I was a bit worried that my only options in the field would be to work in a hospital or in a school lunch line. Now I see that is no longer true. But we can’t ever expect opportunities to drop in our lap (though sometimes they will!), we must go out and make them happen!  Advice I give to other professionals is to never stop learning! It is important that we are always up to date on information in our field because it changes so much day by day! In addition, if there is a skill that you don’t have (especially in the realm of technology) learn it! We must always ensure that we don’t become obsolete!

Slide 50 : Teresa Wagner, MS, RD, LD National Dairy Council Spokesperson Bachelor of Science degree in dietetics. Master’s degree in nutrition from Texas Woman’s University. Member of American Dietetic Association, Texas Dietetic Association and Dallas Dietetic Association. Served as Chair of both the Nutrition Education for Children Division and the Communications Division of the Society for Nutrition Education. Currently, she serves on the Council for Public Policy for SNE*. Certified in Childhood and Adolescent Weight Management by the American Dietetic Association

Slide 51 : Teresa Wagner, MS, RD, LD National Dairy Council Spokesperson Previously specialized in pediatric and neonatal nutrition in both hospital and community settings. Prior to becoming a Dairy Max Program Director, she had her own consulting business serving clients in diabetes management, fitness, computerized diet office systems and education. Taught at the community college and university level for almost 10 years.

Slide 52 : Teresa Wagner, MS, RD, LD National Dairy Council Spokesperson As part of the Dairy MAX staff, she is responsible for developing and implementing nutrition education programs for educators, health professionals and consumer leaders. Responsible for reputation/crisis management communications for the Dairy Max region staff, producers and scientific advisory board. “Excellence in Crisis Readiness” in 2007, “Excellence in Advanced Crisis Readiness and Outreach” in 2008. In 2009, her team received the highest award, “Excellence in Crisis Readiness, Excellence in Crisis Training and Excellence in Advanced Crisis Readiness and Outreach.”

Slide 53 : Teresa Wagner, MS, RD, LD National Dairy Council Spokesperson Directs and negotiates the sports marketing initiatives for the Dairy Max region. Her Dallas Mavericks’ promotion not only benefited the Triple Threat Foundation combating childhood obesity and Type II diabetes in children but also was recognized for best practice within the NBA for community outreach in two consecutive years. Teresa oversees health professional outreach efforts in Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico. These experiences have led me to complete multiple radio interviews, radio talk shows, newspaper and magazine interviews, television interviews, web interviews, cooking demonstrations, speaking engagements and published several professional articles.

Slide 54 : Teresa Wagner, MS, RD, LD National Dairy Council Spokesperson Partnership with the NFL - work with the Dallas Cowboys and Houston Texans to promote children’s health and wellness : Fuel Up to Play 60 www.fueluptoplay60.com  Blogs on the Dairy Report Twitter.com/TravelingRD.

Your Future : Your Future How do you plan to take your career to the next level? What’s next?

CPE Information : CPE Information CPE: You MUST send email to superkidsnutrition@gmail.com by 12/5/2010. CPE certificates are only required for RDs. Students do NOT need one. Certificates will be emailed by 12/8/2010.

Thanks! : Thanks! Consider getting involved in your local and state dietetic board to help grow your career in new directions.