Other members of the board include representatives of the food industry and other food-related associations. Money raised by corporate and individual donations will go to critical strategic needs in the areas of faculty, scholarships, lectureships, and building and equipment renovation. The Advisory Council's annual event, open to all interested professionals. Last year's meeting focused on nutraceuticals and functional foods, tying together the viewpoints of industry and research. The next meeting will be February 3.
Topics are still to be determined.
Graduate seminar programs. Presenters include not only graduate students, but also faculty and guest speakers who are experts in their fields. All interested persons are welcome to attend. Check the FScN website for listings. The University of Minnesota offers education and training opportunities in maternal and child nutrition to RD's seeking a master's degree in public health nutrition.