WA-DHCC: Fall Conference Call for Speakers

  • Event
  • Monday, March 11, 2013 - Monday, April 15, 2013
Details:
Conference Scope
Each year, the Fall Conference attracts approximately 75-100 Registered Dietitians, Dietetic Technicians, Registered, Dietary Managers, and students. Participants expand their education, network with colleagues, and sample new products pertinent to their work while earning valuable continuing education credits.

Abstract Invitation
Share your knowledge with other industry professionals at this year’s event. Our two-day conference typically consists of topics related to:

• General professional development
• Food safety and sanitation
• Medical nutrition therapy
• Employee management tactics
• Emergency planning
• Culinary tips
• Dysphagia
• Enteral and Parenteral Nutrition
• Budget and cost controls
• Leadership
• Fine dining and culture change
• Fortified foods


We are currently accepting abstracts for presentations from individuals, corporations, and organizations for this conference. Individual or team proposals will be accepted for sessions that run one to three hours in length. Presentation selections will be made based upon desired topics, flow of content, educational value and understanding of the content. The Conference Planning Committee will work with speakers to schedule the specific time for each presentation, in order to optimize the sequencing and flow of content and tracks.

Honorarium and other reimbursements can be provided and will be negotiated on an individual basis with the Conference Planning Committee.

Submitting Abstracts
Please send the following information to Malinda Gehrke at mal.gehrke@gmail.com:

• Session Title
• Session Description (250 word max)
• Speaker biography
• Requested Honorarium

Contact:
Malinda Gehrke
mal.gehrke@gmail.com
WSAND President

Washington State Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics

Welcome to the 2026-2027 membership year! As we look ahead, my focus is on strengthening the organizational structure of our Academy, supporting modernization and innovation within the field of dietetics, and fostering a strong, connected community of nutrition professionals across Washington.

This year, we hope to create more opportunities for collaboration, professional engagement, and meaningful connections at both the state and district levels. As our profession continues to evolve locally and nationally, we remain committed to supporting our members through education, advocacy, and community.

Please stay connected through our website, social media, and monthly e-blasts for updates, events, and opportunities to get involved. I am honored to serve in this role and look forward to working alongside all of you this year.

Ginger Hultin (2026-27 Washington State President)