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Congratulations Lucie Lafierre!
The recipient of the 2024 Betty L. Gravett Undergraduate Scholarship in Dietetics and Mary Morrison Endowment Award
The recipient of the 2024 Betty L. Gravett Undergraduate Scholarship in Dietetics and Mary Morrison Endowment Award
Have you met … Shenin Mehnaj?
What degrees have you earned at the University of Alberta?
I completed my bachelor of science in nutrition and food science with a minor in food policy in 2021. For the full article click here.
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Financial Support & Advising: Whether you need financial assistance from the start, or you find yourself a little short during the school year, the University of Alberta can provide support for your post-secondary financial needs.
Campus Food Bank: Their supplementary grocery program is to reduce grocery costs by supplying staple food options. Clients are eligible to register for a grocery shopping appointment every two weeks / 14 days. Appointment bookings can be made on our website or by calling or visiting our office location in SUB.
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College of Dietitians of Alberta
The College of Dietitians of Alberta (CDA) is the regulatory body for the profession of dietetics in Alberta.
Established under the Health Professions Act in 2002, the College regulates the practice of dietetics in the public interest by ensuring that regulated members have the proper education and training to provide professional, competent, and ethical services. We are committed to the protection and safety of the public.
For more info visit: https://collegeofdietitians.ab.ca/
To apply for registration in your Dietetics Specialization 4th year: click here
Dietitians of Canada
As the only Canadian organization by and for dietitians, they provide you with networking opportunities, leadership development, knowledge exchange, and tools to build your skills and practice.
Student Membership: $50
For more info visit: www.dietitians.ca
Reese has a Bachelor of Science in Nutrition & Food Science, with a major in Dietetics Specialization degree and is now working as a Registered Dietitian in a sports medicine centre.
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