Jennifer Dixon Cravens: Case Study

The West Fresno Family Resource Center’s mission is to empower and support the West Fresno Community to Achieve Optimal Health and Well Being.1 This center provides nutrition education and promotion programs for children, teens, adult and senior populations. The West Fresno Family Resource Center (WFRC) fits perfectly the community nutrition definition. It provides nutrition education and promotion to its community members by planning and implementing programs at its center as a way of reducing and preventing nutrition related health problems within its community. Ms. Yolanda Randles is the Executive Director and Ms. Janice Mathurin is the Director of Operations of WFRC. In addition, Ms. Christina Rodriguez is the Diabetes Self-Management Program

On April 8, 2016 at approximately 1500 hours, I made contact with Heather Curtis at 8307 Centennial Road in reference to a domestic dispute. Mrs. Curtis stated that her husband Marc Curtis sent her multiple text messages to her phone stating that she couldn’t have the kids and that the police would have to kill him before he goes to jail or give her the kids back. This was the result of an argument after Mrs. Curtis refused to pick him up from work because he had taken her EBT card. Mrs. Curtis stated that he hasn’t been acting normal and may possibly be going through a psychotic break. Mrs. Curtis was advised to go to the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office to get a restraining order and given a copy of this report number. Mrs. Curtis was also

I would not support Jennifer Hall’s proposal to add a dollar surcharge to every traffic fine to pay for the college education of police officers. Like Senator Maggie Oates, I believe the proposal results in special treatment of police officers as it is something that is not offered to other state employees. Police officers’ opportunity to obtain a college education should not rely on people getting stopped. A direct gain from each traffic fine could result in police officers giving out fines for violations they would have otherwise given warnings for. Lastly, fines are costly enough that adding a surcharge sufficient to cover all employees would be too large and have a significant impact on the community.

Ms. Caroline Brayxon, Vladimir’s very close friend and health care proxy, called this morning to advice he is not doing so well health wise. He is in and out of the hospital and visiting his doctors. She also stated that although he was expected to return to work today, unfortunately, he needs to be out for additional days. She indicated if you have any questions, to please reach out to her at (631) 766-9815

Another key aspect is the fact that Heather Evans has clearly demonstrated an ability to make difficult decisions as evidenced by the firing of Robert Vin and selection of a costlier but more attractive location for her offices. However, there are times when her snap judgments and ability to read people backfire such as the Barbara Tarpe incident which could have become a substantial problem had Heather Evans not consulted a friend. Once could also question the choice in office locations as preserving cash in a start-up is so integral to the longevity of the firm in the early stages.

What I learn can be disseminated to other team members within both the Dietetic Department at Queens Hospital (QH) and within the BHPDS.

Born two months premature at just under five pounds, I like to believe that starting small can lead to big things. My parents were informed that it was unlikely that I would attend public school or gain the ability to speak well. But they were undaunted and instilled in me a can-do attitude. For the next dozen years I worked hard to overcome those setbacks with a steady routine of speech, motor skill and nutrition therapy. Without knowing it then, those difficult experiences were building my character and inspired my future. During my hospital volunteer work, I learned about the critical role diet plays in health, particularly for expectant mothers. Working with the Food Trust and Act in Faith nonprofits, I discovered how difficult it was for low income people to access nutritious food; and working with Aramark I developed a love and respect for preparing and serving healthy meals. Now, as I move on from West Chester University, I am proud to say that I am able to pay forward the kindness I received as a child, and the knowledge I 've gained through my studies and work, as I pursue a profession in dietetics. Good and accessible nutrition is vital for every person 's wellbeing, and I want to dedicate my life 's work to this field.

A clinical dietitian is one career path registered dietitians may pursue. UW Health is a network of hospitals and clinics that hires registered dietitians to work with patients to achieve their health and wellness goals, using the foundation of good nutrition to do so. UW Health employs dietitians both in the hospital settings, and in out-patient clinics. This report will focus on the role of dietitians in the out-patient setting. The UW Health website describes the role of the dietitian as being in charge of the patient’s medical nutrition therapy, meaning they are using a nutritional evaluation to make an individualized plan to help that patient reach their goals. In addition, the dietitian is providing education to the individual in respect

It is imperative that community nutritionists and health-care providers recognize risk factors so that they can

She is a graduate of Andrews University where she earned her Bachelor’s of Science in Dietetics, the University of Connecticut

As an enthusiastic participator in various sports, the science of how diet and nutrition can complement performance has always interested me. Friends with conditions such as IBS and diabetes made me consider how they had been diagnosed and treated in terms of their diet. A chance meeting with a Dietician introduced me to the profession for the first time. Researching the role fascinated me; a career to use my passion to support others improve their wellbeing through diet and nutrition. Consequently, via adult education classes in Human Biology and Chemistry, I gained the necessary A-Level qualifications to apply specifically for Dietetics, and the scientific knowledge base to build towards becoming a competent Healthcare Professional.

Given that UC Berkeley School of Public Health highlights health equity and policy change, the doctoral program will provide preparation for effectively translating research into appropriate practice to support underserved populations. As a result, I will be able to develop appropriate nutritional interventions to control and prevent environmental health diseases. Overall, the program is ideal for pursuing my doctoral studies as it places emphasis on providing training and support in all areas relevant to my

It is my privilege to write this letter of recommendation for Madeline Garza. I have had the pleasure of teaching Madeline in my Honors Geometry class as a freshman, Honors Calculus as a senior and also coaching Madeline on the Centurionette Drill team. Before beginning high school, Madeline was home schooled. As a freshman, Madeline adjusted to the rigor of the typical high school program with ease. Although she was not the most outspoken, she was extremely hardworking and dedicated. Her work was always turned in on time and impeccably neat. That year, I also got to coach Madeline on the Drill team. During this time, Madeline’s inclusive and friendly personality really shined. Although she decided that the Drill team was not for her, she followed through with her commitment and left a long lasting impression on the team.

Rachel Meyers is a Senior Chief Transportation Consultant for the United States Department of Transit - Federal Transit Administration (FTA). Ms. Meyers has worked for the FTA for twenty-five years and previously worked for National Transportation Consultants (NTCI) as a Consultant. Ms. Meyers has a Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Safety with a minor in Communications and a Master’s degree in Safety Management. Ms. Meyers has attended the Federal Aviation Administration academy and volunteered at the academy. She is a member of the National Safety Council, the American Society of Safety Engineers, and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB). She solely creates consulting recommendations for matters regarding transportation and safety.

As a nutrition educator, I not only provided WIC clients with tailored food packages, but also resolved any issues or complaints. My work as a nutrition educator gave me hands-one experience with a diverse range of people, enhanced interpersonal skills, and strengthened my customer service abilities. I believe