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What
is SNE?
The
Society for Nutrition Education (SNE) represents the unique professional
interests of nutrition educators in the United States and worldwide. SNE
is dedicated to promoting effective nutrition education and communication
to support and improve healthful behaviors and has a vision of healthy
communities through nutrition education and advocacy. SNE provides forums
for sharing innovative strategies for nutrition education, expressing
a range of views on important issues, and disseminating research findings.
Members of SNE educate individuals, families, fellow professionals, and
students, and influence policy makers about nutrition, food, and health.
Who
Belongs to SNE?
SNE is an international community
of professionals actively involved in nutrition education and health promotion.
Their work takes place in colleges and universities, government agencies,
cooperative extension, communications and public relations firms, the
food industry, voluntary and service organizations and with other reliable
places of nutrition and health education information. Click here
to view the SNE membership categories.
"SNE's 'smallness' allows me to feel like a member of the SNE family.
As a faculty member who teaches nutrition to elementary education majors,
I can't think of a better source of inspiration than the journal, the
SNEEZE listserv, and my colleagues in SNE."
- Carol Friesen, Faculty, Ball State University, Indiana
Vision
To
promote healthy communities through nutrition education and advocacy.
Mission
The Society for Nutrition Education promotes effective
nutrition education and communication to support and improve healthful
behaviors.
SNE
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Public Policy Updates
The
primary purpose of SNE's Public Policy Program is to make recommendations
on member identified priority public policy issues (e.g., Child Nutrition
Reauthorization, Food Guide Pyramid, and Improved Nutrition and Physical
Activity) to Congress, the White House and government agencies. By 2010,
SNE will establish a plan to expand the purpose of SNE's Public Policy
Program to include building the advocacy skills of SNE members.
Recent
SNE Public Policy activity can be found online. The SNE
Public Policy Web page includes positions, policy statements and
letters, in addition to legislative and regulatory updates and links
to Federal nutrition-related web sites.
Networking Opportunities
Gain
the opportunity to discuss ideas and thoughts with leading nutrition
educators worldwide.
Publications
The
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior (JNEB): JNEB is
the official publication of the Society. Issued bimonthly, this peer-reviewed
scientific periodical offers cutting-edge research articles and reports,
contrasting viewpoints on hot topics, creative program ideas, and professional
reviews of recently released materials for nutrition educators. A subscription
to
the Journal is included with SNE membership and is available in print
or online. The online version includes a sophisticated search engine
that makes it easy to locate and archive articles of interest, and to
circulate abstracts to colleagues. The Journal is also indexed in MedLine,
PsychINFO and other major databases.
SNE eCommunicator: SNE's online
newsletter covers new hot topics in nutrition education and public policy
issues, while keeping you abreast of SNE activities.
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Continuing Education during the SNE
Annual Conference
Network each year
during the SNE Annual Conference and receive discounted member registration
rates. The SNE Annual Conference is an excellent
event for nutrition educators and researchers offers access to the latest
developments in food, nutrition, and education. The SNE annual meeting
provides a forum for discussion and debate of diverse issues and interests
and is becoming increasingly global in scope. The meeting, which is
generally held in July, provides attendees with new research, creative
ideas, and practical techniques applicable in many settings. Enjoy the
relaxed atmosphere of the SNE annual meeting while earning continuing
education credits and advancing your knowledge and skills.
"The annual meetings are consistently the most stimulating and creative
of any I attend. I love the diversity that is brought together so
well through this Society. It broadens my mind and challenges my spirit!"
- Helen Derryberry, Nutrition Education and Training Coordinator
for Tennessee
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Member Only Listserv
SNEEZE is the official listserv
of SNE. This online forum allows members and the SNE leadership to share
information on SNE and nutrition topics. It is popular among members
as a way to keep abreast of what nutrition professionals and public
policy leaders are thinking, get answers to research and other work
related questions, find resources, network with other nutrition professionals,
obtain information about job opportunities, receive public policy updates,
and feel connected to the SNE membership.
To sign up for SNEEZE, send a message to dpalmer@aesop.rutgers.edu
saying "Sign me up for SNEEZE". Be sure to include in the body of the
email the address to which SNEEZE messages should be sent.
To remove your name from the listserv, send a message to LISTSERV@EMAIL.RUTGERS.EDU
and, in the text of your message (not the subject line), write: SIGNOFF
SNEEZE_L.
"SNEEZE connects me to a variety of ideas and concerns, to which I
would not normally be exposed. SNE has enhanced my professional life
in general, but SNEEZE enriches it on a daily basis." - Susan
Miller, Consultant
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Student Member Listsev
Join SNEEZE_students,
the SNE Student Member listserv. Discuss issues
with other
SNE student members that are relevant in the Nutrition Education
field.
With messages delivered
directly to your email account, you can:
It's easy! To join the SNE
Student Member listserv, please send an email to
Kelly Ryan at kelryan@eden.rutgers.edu
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Opportunity for Leadership
and Personal Growth
On an individual basis, SNE
offers members opportunities to refine leadership and professional skills
by serving on committees, task forces and divisions and holding elective
office. Share your ideas, develop new friendships, and expand
your professional horizons by joining SNE today.
"The
extent to which I have been encouraged to grow over the years through
my association with SNE cannot be measured. I look forward to continuing
this journey with my SNE colleagues for many years to come." - Linda
Benjamin Bobroff, Food and Nutrition Extension Specialist, Florida
Choice of
Special Interest Divisions. Click here
to view full descriptions.
- Communications
- Food and Nutrition Extension
Education
- Healthy Aging
Division
- Higher Education
- International Nutrition Education
- Nutrition Education for Children
- Nutrition Education with
Industry
- Public Health Nutrition
- Social Marketing
- Sustainable Food Systems
- Weight Realities
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Insurance
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get the business or personal insurance coverage you need? And how can
you do it at a cost you can afford? SNE, Benefit Resourcing, Inc. and
Partners-USA have teamed up to create a benefits plan that gives you
peace of mind and is good for your bottom line. Get a Quick Quote
for your health insurance needs or use our Information Request form
to receive information about a broad variety of our insurance products.
See how much you can save! Members can start by clicking
here.
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Professional Development
SNE
is working to raise the visibility of the profession and the role of
the nutrition educator. SNE provides information and, as appropriate,
actively supports or provides comments on public policy initiatives,
programs, and proposed spending of interest to the nutrition educator.
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