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NFS Seminar Series

On Fridays each semester, the Department of Nutrition and Food Sciences hosts an all-campus-access Seminar Series from 12:00-1:00pm. 

Locations:
              Denton - MCL 505 (overflow room MCL 501)    
              Houston - IHSH 5305
              Presbyterian - PHD 109 (except 09/09 and 11/18)
              T. Boone Pickens Inst of Health Sci-Dallas Center - IHSD 4302 (except 12/02) 

Seminar Series Fall 2011

Dr Ishee, Dr Basu, Dr PrasadSpecial guests for Fall 2011 include Dr Roberto Trevino of Social and Health Research Center in San Antonio, Dr John Milner of NCI Division of Cancer Prevention in Bethesda, Dr Arpita Basu of Nutritional Sciences at Oklahoma State University, Dr Dan Peak of Business Administration at University of North Texas, Dr Hilary Thompson of Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, and Dr Kishorchandra Gohil of Pulmonary and Critical Care at University of California.

Shown: Dr Jimmy Ishee, Dean of the College of Health Sciences; guest speaker Dr Arpita Basu, faculty in Nutritional Sciences at Oklahoma State University and TWU NFS alumni; and Dr Chandan Prasad, Chair of NFS.

Seminar Series speaker and topic lists from previous semesters
                Seminar Series

Student Dietetic Association

Student Dietetic Association (SDA) meets alternate Wednesdays in OMB 300. 

SDA table at ICC Fall FestivalJoin SDA and participate in fun events such as the ICC Fall Festival! 

Shown: Jason Wolf, CJ Merry, D'Awn Bryan, Rene Marquez 

 

 

Pioneer Pace winnersCongratulations to the winners of the 2011 Pioneer Pace Fun Run and Walk! Both divisions were won by NFS faculty children.  Dr Bednar's daughter, Carol Bednar (shown on right), won the women's division, and Ms Kearney's son, DB Kearney (shown on left), won the men's division.

  

Nutrition Graduate Student Association

NGSA in Houston meets once each month and has special guests.  Keep checking back for details.

Past Events

TWU students say Hello from Texas to the ADATake a look back at the exciting, educational, and fun events and activities we have enjoyed within the Nutrition and Food Sciences Department.

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