SNEB 2020 Annual Conference
Monday, July 20
Sessions & Descriptions |
Keynote – George M. Briggs Science Symposium: New Expectations of Food Systems and Nutrient and Dietary Recommendations – Sponsored by the SNEB Foundation (Presentation) |
Growing Together: Cultivating Partnerships to Improve Access to Affordable, Nutritious and Safe Foods to Low Income Individuals (Presentation | Handout) |
Preparing Nutrition Educators for the Future: Incorporating SNEB Nutrition Educator Competencies into Curriculum (Presentation) – SNEB’s Higher Education Division’s Scholarship on Teaching and Learning session. |
Leveraging Research and Evaluation to Advance Effective Farm to School and Early Care Policies and PracticesL – (Presentation) |
New York Covid-19 Impact on Food System (COIFS): Evaluation Rationale and Framework |
2020 Vision: Focus on the Future and Food Safety Education (Presentation) |
Oral Abstract Presentations |
Using and Evaluating Policies, Systems, and Environmental Changes in Nutrition Education Programs O1: Using Comprehensive Approach to implement Plan Shop Safe Cook Curriculum in A Low-income Hispanic Community, Yu Meng, PhD, University of California Agriculture & Natural Resources (UCANR) (Text) O2: Reach of PSE Sites in Relation to Dietary Behaviors and Diet Quality among Caregivers from SNAP-Ed Eligible Households, Fred Molitor, PhD, California State University Sacramento (Text) (Presentation) O3: Longitudinal SNAP-Ed Study of Community Coalition Characteristics in Arizona, Kathryn Orzech, PhD, University of Arizona (Text) (Presentation) O4: Ripple Effects Mapping to Explore Sustainability for Changes in Policies, Systems and Environments, Karen Franck, PhD, University of Tennessee (Text) (Presentation) |
Hot Topics in Food Insecurity Research O5: Evaluation of a Food Insecurity Screen and Intervene Program in University Student Health Centers, Cara Cuite, PhD, Rutgers University (Text) O6: Association of food security and access to traditional foods among American Indians and Alaska Natives, Cassandra Nikolaus, PhD, Washington State University (Text) O7: Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Availability and Cost in SNAP-Participating Retail Stores in Mississippi: Differences by Rurality, Virginia Gray, PhD, RDN, California State University Long Beach (Text) (Presentation) O8: Implications of social norms when measuring childhood food security in Appalachia, Frances Hardin-Fanning, PhD, RN, University of Louisville (Text) (Presentation) |
Tuesday, July 21
Sessions & Descriptions |
Poster Abstracts You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8. |
Keynote: ACPP Plenary – Community, Equity and Collaboration for Policy Advocacy in Nutrition Education (Presentation | Handout) |
Equity and Access: Nutrition Education and Farmers’ Market (Presentation) |
Collaborating Across Food Sectors to Enact Relevant, Effective and Innovative Nutrition Education Strategies (Presentation) |
The Future of Scratch Cooked School Meals (Presentation) |
Promoting Food and Water Justice in California’s Central Valley |
Shop With Your Eyes Open: Choosing Tools to Evaluate Your Nutrition Education Program (Presentation) |
Poster Abstracts You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8.. |
JNEB – Issues in Publishing (Presentation) |
Oral Abstract Presentations (1 Live / 2 On-Demand) |
What Food Future: Emerging Food Systems Research 09: Food Systems, Climate Change, and Food Waste: Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs Among Middle School Students, Ana Mitchell, BA, Division of Nutritional Sciences, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Text) O10: Personal Food Values in 2020: Reimagining the Food Choice Process Model Using Consumer Input from Urban New Jerseyans, Graham E. Bastian, RDN, Rutgers University, Department of Nutritional Sciences (Text) O11: A Comprehensive Plant-Based Lifestyle Medicine Program Improves Nutrition Behaviors, Rachel Massar, MPH, NYU Grossman School of Medicine (Text) O12: Utilizing Sensory Evaluation Methodology in the Development of Plant-based Protein Entrees for the National School Lunch Program (NSLP), Allie Lindke, BS, University of Georgia (Text) |
The Role of the Food Environment in Aiding Healthier Choices O13: Acceptability and Affordability of a Meal Kit Intervention for Low-Income Families, Kaley Mialki, MS, LDN, RDN, University of Florida (Text) O14: Local Food Procurement in State Funded Institutions: Barriers, Motivators, and Future Plans, Emily English, DPH, MPS, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (Text) O15: Can Small Stores Get Healthier with SNAP-Ed? An Outcomes Evaluation Using the STORE Tool, Laurel Jacobs, DPH, MPH, The University of Arizona (Text) O16: Farm-to-Fork on a College Campus: Evaluating impact of free weekly meals on dietary habits and meal planning behaviors, Kendra Oo, MS, RD, LD, University of Kentucky Department of Dietetics and Human Nutrition (Text) |
Wednesday, July 22
Sessions & Descriptions |
Poster Abstracts You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8. |
Keynote: Bee Marks Communication: Preparing Consumers for the New Food Future (Presentation) Sponsored by the SNEB Foundation |
Enhancing the Value of Public Spaces: Creating Healthy Communities (Presentation) |
Nutrition Info at Your Fingertips (Presentation) |
The Future of Food in Schools: Rounding out What’s Already Being Done in the School Cafeteria (Presentation) |
Feeding Our Future, Not Landfills: Food Recovery Research Results and Success Stories from School and University Food Service (Presentation) |
Innovative and Cost-effective Tech-based Solutions for Program Dissemination & Evaluation (Presentation) |
Poster Abstracts You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8. |
JNEB – Rapid Reviews (Presentation) |
Oral Abstract Presentations (1 Live / 2 On-Demand) |
Engaging Parents to Improve Child Nutrition Outcomes O17: Healthy Fathers, Healthy Kids: Preliminary Results of a Father-Focused Childhood Obesity Prevention Pilot Program, Amy Mobley, PhD, RD, University of Florida (Text) O19: Incorporating Behavioral Economic Strategies into Children’s Restaurant Menus to Improve Healthfulness: Parent Perceptions, Mackenzie J. Ferrante, MS,RDN, Colorado State University (Text) O20: Changes in Children’s Nutritional Outcomes Post Participation in a Pediatric Weight Management Program for Latino Families, Kelly Garcia, BS, Global & Community Health, George Mason University (Text) |
Noteworthy Evidence-based Nutrition Interventions O21: Initial Evaluation of Louisiana’s “Small Changes/Healthy Habits” Pilot Program, Praja Adhikari, Louisiana State University (Text) (Presentation) O23: Switching up Sides: Using Behavioral Economics on Children’s Menus to Improve Vegetable Intake, Mackenzie J. Ferrante, MS,RDN, Colorado State University (Text) O24: Small Swaps, Big Changes: Sodium Reduction in School and Community Meals, Brett Rowland, MA, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (Text) |
Thursday, July 23
Sessions & Descriptions |
Poster Abstracts You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8. |
Business Meeting & Presidential Address |
Building a Culture of Food Security in Higher Education: An Important Role for Nutrition EducatorsThis session is sponsored by SNEBs Higher Education Division (Presentation) |
Tools of the Trade: Using NCCOR’s Measures Registry Resource Suite in the field (Presentation) |
FAO’s New Approach to Schoolbased Food and Nutrition Education in LMICs (Presentation | Handout) |
Food Security and Sustainability on Campus: Sustainable, Resilient, and Healthy Food and Water Systems (SFS) Dietetic Internship rotations in an academic setting (Presentation) |
Research and Resources for Feeding Infants in a Child Care Setting (Presentation) |
Poster Abstracts You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8. |
Student Division: Career Panels |
Oral Abstract Presentations |
What’s Cooking: Meal Kits, Broccoli Acceptability Among Preschoolers, and Engaging Adolescents with Autism and Food Insecure College Students with Culinary O25: Bodacious Broccoli: Assessing Preschool-Aged Children’s Liking and Acceptance of Broccoli in Different Cooking Forms, Erin Comollo, EdD, MEd, Rutgers University (Text) (Presentation) O26: Feasibility and Acceptability of BALANCE (Bringing Adolescent Learners with Autism Nutrition and Culinary Education), Acadia Buro, MS, University of South Florida (Text) O27: Family Mealtime Behaviors Among Low-Income African Americans Participating in a Healthy Meal Kit Intervention, Jamie Zeldman, BS, University of Florida (Text) (Presentation) O28: Utilization of a Teaching Kitchen within a Nutrition Course to Reduce Food Insecurity among College Students, Susana Matias, PhD, University of California, Berkeley (Text) |
Using Technology to Improve Nutrition Knowledge and Behaviors in Children and Young Adults O29: Development of a virtual reality avatar software program to prevent obesity in children from low-income communities, Jared McGuirt, PhD, MPH, UNC Greensboro (Text) O30: Development and preliminary testing of VitaVillage: a serious game used for nutrition education, Nienke de Vlieger, MS, University of Newcastle (Text) O31: Evaluating Success of Paraprofessional Educators in a Pilot Adolescent Classroom Intervention: Rev It Up! Graham E. Bastian, RDN, Rutgers University, Department of Nutritional Sciences (Text) O32: Evaluation of Short Messages on Healthy Eating for Future Use in a Social Media Text Messaging Intervention for Young Adults, Margaret Allman-Farinelli, PhD, MPH, FDAA, The University of Sydne (Text) |
Friday, July 24
Poster Abstracts
You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8.
Poster Abstracts
You can read the abstracts and view the posters and videos at https://www.jneb.org/issue/S1499-4046(20)X0007-8.
Sessions & Descriptions |
Developing Nutrition Education Resources for Diverse Audiences (Presentation) |
Intuitive Eating Practices and Motivations in College Students: Perspectives From Institutions Large, Small, Public, and Private (Presentation) |
Reducing Food Waste and Improving Nutrition Status: Innovative Solutions in Food Recovery Programs (Presentation) |
Nutrition and Aging Services: Screening, Innovating, Collaborating and Best Practices on Evaluating their Impact (Presentation) |