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Events 
The NYSNC 2009 Annual Meeting was held on Friday, June 5 at Russell Sage College and featured presentations from RS faculty. Summaries prepared by Helene T. Messner, MS, RD, CDN and photos of the event can be viewed by logging onto the Members Area section of the website. September 8-9, 2009 The 32nd Annual National Food Policy Conference will take place at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown Washington, DC. For complete information and to register, visit: http://events.SignUp4.net/foodpolicyconference2009. This year's conference will focus on food safety and child nutrition. September 26, 2009 SPORTS NUTRITION WORKSHOP at Cornell University (hosted by Cornell Athletics)- upbeat, practical, and informative. Special intern/student pricing is available. Pre-approved for CEUs with ADA, NATA, and ACE. For more information and to register, visit www.rkteamnutrition.net. October 16-17, 2009 NYS Association of Family and Consumer Sciences: "Celebrating the Past, Sustaining the Future" Centennial Celebration Conference High Peaks Resort, Lake Placid, New York 12946. Featuring: Joyce Miles as Helen Swallow Richards "In Her Own Words" Olympic Torch Lighting Ceremony of the Betty Lamp Adirondack Porch Scene NYS Proclamation Presentation Conference Information: www.nysafcse.org, Lodging: www.highpeaksresort.com The New York State Nutrition Council's Annual Meeting and Seminar "Kids Health and Weight: A Public Policy Update" held on June 3, 2006, in Syracuse, NY was a resounding success! Summaries prepared by Helene T. Messner, MS, RD, CDN from speaker’s slides, conference notes and discussion can be viewed by logging onto the Members Area section of the website. 2005 Annual Meeting Slideshow - The New York State Nutrition Council convened its Annual Meeting on June 24, 2005 at the Century House in Latham, New York. The highlight of the meeting was a presentation on “Nutrigenomics: The Art and Science of Personalized Nutrition”, by Nina Marinello, PhD from the Nutrition Science Department of Russell Sage College. |
