Editorial: Proud to Have Served SNEB and JNEB
I’m taking this opportunity to thank the many people who have supported me in my tenure as your Editor-in-Chief, as
From JNEB – Advancing Nutrition Education and Behavior
I know this issue highlights some unique advances in nutrition education and behavior research, and I know you will agree
Take Advantage of All JNEB Article Categories
I’m sure everyone is aware of the excellent research that is published in JNEB. The Research Articles
and Research Briefs are
Just One Bite?
A familiar phrase for both nutritionists and parents who are trying to increase the willingness of young children
COVID-19 Work in JNEB
It has been a year since we all became painfully aware of COVID-19. To be honest, I didn't expect
Family Meals
Family meals have changed quite a bit over the past 6 or 8 months. We may be eating at home
External Validity
In JNEB, the Discussion section should compare and contrast the results of the research with other published studies. The
JNEB Updates
I want to draw attention to a few JNEB updates. The first involves the use of ORCID—Open Researcher and
What’s a Researcher to Do?
Force majeure. Pandemic. Global disaster. Not phrases I ever thought I would include in a JNEB editorial. Yet, here
Congratulations and Thank You
This is the time of year when we are normally getting ready to see everyone at annual conference, and
Supporting One Another
It is March and I am writing the editorial for the May issue, so forgive me if life has dramatically
What does scholarship mean to you?
This issue of JNEB is a themed issue whose topic was decided by a subcommittee of the Journal Committee. At
National Nutrition Month 2020
As you all know, March is National Nutrition Month. We will have library displays, school activities, newspaper articles and special
Statistically speaking
There are few people I know who feel completely competent in statistics, and yet it is one of the most
Scholarship in policy development
It is so exciting to see an issue with several papers related to the science behind policy development! Not that
Chasing Technology
I continue to find myself chasing technology, both professionally and personally. Of course, I'm of the generation that remembers physically
It’s a GEM!
Ever wonder what the difference between a Research Brief and a GEM (Great Educational Material) is? From
Opportunities in Nutrition and Aging
Although nutrition education is important across the lifespan, research funding seems to be more focused on childhood, specifically childhood obesity.
Reaching Pregnant and Postpartum Women: What We Want, What They Want
Originally published in the June issue of JNEB.
Pregnancy is an exciting, stressful, challenging time for most women. We try to
JNEB Editorial: Updates from JNEB
Originally published in the May issue of JNEB.
Hopefully you have now noticed that JNEB has transitioned from the EES system
JNEB Editorial: Sustainability Planning
Originally published in the April issue of JNEB.
If you have not already read the January JNEB issue, please do review
JNEB Editorial: Coherence in Adopting Implementation Science?
Originally appears in the March issue of JNEB.
Implementation science is gaining in adoption by nutrition education and
JNEB Editorial: The iCook Supplemental Issue
Originally published in the March Supplement issue of JNEB.
I am so excited to be publishing this US
JNEB Editorial: National Heart Health Month
Originally published in the February issue of JNEB.
I realize that all of JNEB’s readership knows that February
A Review of 2018
Published in JNEB - January Issue
As we begin JNEB’s 51st volume, I wanted to look back at last year to provide some
Celebrating the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program?s Anniversary
Published in JNEB - October Issue
The 50th anniversary year