ALT SEL Projects

Course Work ALT SEL

The Starch Solution

5 ways to cook

Seven Stories Reflection

Code of ethics

ND601 Physiological Basis Nutrition I

Students will explore the human body and its systems with special focus on systems physiology through a nutrition lens. Topics include cell physiology, muscle physiology, heart and circulatory physiology, kidney physiology, immune physiology, and respiratory physiology.

Chronic Kidney Disease Modules

Medical Terminology

CKD Case Study

ND602 Physiological Basis Nutrition II

Students will explore the human body and its systems with special focus on systems physiology through a nutrition lens. Topics include nervous system; GI / Digestive system; metabolism; fluid and electrolyte balance; thermoregulation; and endocrine system physiology.

CKD Case study

Tube Feeding Modules

Digest this Project

Swallow Screen Modules

ND603 Nutrition Biochem I

NIAAA Webinar: How Does Alcohol Impact the Lives of Older Adults

HAES Reflection

NIAAA Webinar: Harnessing Technology

ND604 Advanced Nutritional Biochem II

This course is designed to study recent, evidence-based developments in the area of the micronutrients: vitamins (fat- and water-soluble) and minerals (major, trace, and ultra-trace), including “normal” digestion and absorption, biochemical pathways, normal function and dysfunction, interpretation of lab tests, pathophysiology of involved organ systems.

Literature Review

Enmi Reflection

CF Learning Reflection

MSNS Food/ Nutrient Project

ND605 Nutrition Through Life Cycle

Students will explore how nutrition impacts growth, development, and normal functioning as one progresses through each stage of life. Additionally, common ailments that can result from nutritional deficits will be discussed. Each life stage will be addressed in terms of normal nutritional requirements and clinical applications.

Weight loss Medication

Lifecycle NCP case reflection

ND605 Required Modules

ND610 Nutrition Comm. and Counseling

This is an advanced course that emphasizes counseling as a supportive process, characterized by a collaborative counselor-patient/client relationship that involves behavior and attitudinal change. It will focus on the conceptual foundations and philosophy of behavior change theories, with an emphasis on motivational interviewing, including application in practice to provide the learner with a collection of evidence-based education, communication and basic counseling strategies to promote behavior change in patients/clients.

Nutrition Education Project 1 and 2

Strength-based Approach to Self-Awareness

Interrupting Microagressions

ND612 Nutritional Research Methods

This course is designed as an advanced introduction to methodology, design, and statistical application in health sciences, public health, and nutrition research. This course is intended to make the student a more informed and critical consumer of scientific research literature, and to provide sufficient information for the design of a theoretically and methodologically sound study and/or grant proposal.

Research Paper

HHS Training

ND608 Principles of Foods

Students will explore general guidelines of food preparation and costing. Food safety regulations, common regulatory practices, as well as various means of food preparation will be discussed. Topics include, food selection, food evaluation, composition of food, food safety, food preparation, meal preparation, and [physical and chemical] analysis of different food groups. We will also explore the chemical composition of food, physical and chemical changes in food associated with household preparation techniques, and appropriate assessment techniques for judging food quality, chemical, physical, sensory, and nutritional properties of foods

Lab reflection 1-7

Food Science Research Research

Community Nutrition Internship SEL

A Community Nutrition RWPE SEL site can include organizations that work with food systems, food access, nutrition communication and education, such as Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed), Women, Infants and Children (WIC) and the Dairy or Beef Council. These sites can also include Eating Disorder Treatment, Homeless Shelters, Sports Nutrition Centers, Schools, Employee Health and Wellness Programs, etc..
The Community Nutrition experience focuses on expanding Graduate Nutrition Students’ knowledge of and experience with nutrition counseling and education of in a variety of community settings. Graduate Students gain knowledge of the program’s target population and nutrition services provided, as well as the agency’s organizational structure, funding methods/resources, and methods of program evaluation. Graduate Students learn and apply federal rules and regulations, as applicable. Graduate Students participate in the daily operations of the agency, and gain experience conducting projects, such as developing education materials and lesson plans.

Nutrition for Children with Special Healthcare

Dairy Council Resources (Child Feeding)

ServSafe Manager Course

Child and Adult Meal Pattern

CACFP 101: Navigating Nutrition Fact Labels

Food Service Management SEL

A Food Service Management or Nutrition Management RWPE SEL site can include for-profit or non-profit organizations that offer meal planning programs such as K-12 public schools, college or university dining, hospitals, long term care facilities, or other residential-type places of care that serve meals and snacks to a variety of populations.

Infant Meal Patterns

WIC Training

CICN: Menu Trends for School Nutrition Programs

CICN: How to Reduce Sugar at Breakfast