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Professional Development

Upcoming workshops at the National Food Service Institute

October 20-21, 2004 - Nutrition Update
A two-day seminar (12-14 hours) to update nutrition knowledge and consider its impact on children's health and Child Nutrition Programs. Nationally recognized nutrition experts discuss recent developments and current issues, adolescent nutrition needs, the relationship between child nutrition and chronic disease, energy metabolism in children, and nutrition myths and misinformation. Participants will receive a copy of a current nutrition text, and other valuable resource materials. 

Location: National Food Service Management Institute, University of Mississippi. 
For more information, contact Beverly Cross or call 800-321-3054.

November 9-11, 2004 - First Choice Procurement Seminar C Pr
Based on First Choice: A Purchasing Systems Manual for School Food Service, 2nd Edition, the workshop presents procurement education that supports the delivery of nutritious and appealing meals to children. It emphasizes the links among purchasing, nutrition integrity, food safety, and financial success of the program. Target audience includes child nutrition professionals, school administrators and business managers, and others interested in learning more about the procurement process in Child Nutrition Programs. Approved for ASFSA credit; approval from other organizations possible.

Location:  National Food Service Management Institute, University of Mississippi
Registration fee:  $50.00.  Registration deadline:  October 20, 2004

For more information, contact Beverly Cross or call 800-321-3054

Feature of the month:  10 minute Lessons for School food service (no time to train?) Includes a set of 12 ten minute lessons.  This resource is available for purchase from NFSMI and counts towards continuing education credits.  For more information call 1-800-321-3054.

Take 5! Fruit and Veggie Challenge
September is National 5-A-Day month!
Receive 1 CEU for participating in this challenge from SNA. 
Click here for more information

Online Chats 

Receive one continuing education credit by participating in an online chat group and learn from industry leaders as well as share your experiences and knowledge.  Another great way to learn without having to put in a lot of time.  For more information visit:  http://www.asfsa.org/continuinged/ .
 

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