Here are samples of my work from my community nutrition experience at Framingham State University |
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Using the Internet to Search for Scholarly Nutrition Articles This article was published in Today@MDA. It focuses on reliable and free search engines and online journals where medical professionals can find scholarly nutrition articles.
Eating Healthy at College This is a brochure I created for a food demo I presented to college freshman. It focuses is on preventing the freshman fifteen and healthy choices at the cafeteria.
Woman's Health This is a lesson plan I developed to teach women how to stay healthy and care for their body's no matter what age they are. It involves interactive activities and important information on nutrients that are specifically a concern for women.
Metro West Healthy Family Table Recipe "Say Cheese" This article was published in Metro West Healthy Family Table. I created a calcium rich recipe for kids to help them grow strong bones. This recipe is a great way to get parents talking to their kids about bone health and is an easy recipe for kids to help make.
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"Bad" Foods You Should Be Eating A fellow classmate and I created a Instructional Plan and brochure for a interactive board at Framingham State's Nutrition Fair. This lesson challenged participants to change their beliefs about commonly mislabel "bad" foods that when consumed in moderation actually have health benefits. Check it out...you may be surprised!
Nutrition During Pregnancy and Lactation This power point presentation was developed to teach freshman college students about proper nutrition during pregnancy and lactation. It includes physiological changes during pregnancy, fetal growth and development, key nutrients and common concerns during pregnancy.
Healthy Bones Podcast I created a podcast to educate the public on how to maintain healthy bones. It focuses on the role calcium and vitamin D play, calcium rich foods and prevention of osteoporosis.
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