Overseas Fellows and Members

Nutrition information and support for overseas members.

The workshop was chaired by Barrie Margetts and attended by about twenty people. The purpose was to share information about the International Committee of The Nutrition Society (ICONS) and the progress of the Information Sheets, and to discuss other ways of supporting overseas members. Barrie outlined the structure and role of ICONS which has taken over the functions of the Task Force on Overse...

Specialist recertification: a survey of Members and Fellows.

The Royal College of Physicians has completed a survey of Members and Fellows to ascertain opinions about the development of specialist standards and the applicability of potential methods/evidence for specialist recertification. Of 985 respondents, 68.6% felt that 11 of the suggested methods would be appropriate for specialist practice and most of these would also be applicable to sub-speciali...

Exhibit 6: Members of ADEA Committees, Representatives to Other Organizations, and Fellows, 2016-17.

ADEA Board of Directors Dr. Sandra C. Andrieu, Louisiana State University (President) Dr. Leo E. Rouse, Howard University (PresidentElect) Dr. Ronald J. Hunt, Midwestern University–Arizona (Immediate Past President) Dr. Susan J. Crim, University of Tennessee Dr. Lily T. Garcia, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Ms. Evelyn O. Lucas-Perry, University of Michigan Dr. Michael...

Does the Nutrition Society serve the needs of its overseas members?

Nutritionists in the UK have a long history of associations throughout the developed and the developing world. For many individuals career development has included a period of time spent working overseas whereas for others, the preferred career option has been abroad. The UK is rightly proud of the quality of training which has been offered to students of nutrition from ovcrseas. On many occasi...

Students and Post - Doctoral Fellows