Washington State Webinar: Today's Food Conversation

  • Event
  • Wednesday, February 07, 2018
Details:
Join us at 4 p.m. Pacific for a 1-hour webinar.

Speaker: Amy Myrdal Miller, MS, RDN, FAND

Every day in this country our food conversations are becoming more interesting, intense, and challenging. We’re striving for health and wellness. We’re passionate about local and artisan products. We’re thoughtful about seasonal and organic. We’re working to figure out sustainable. And we’re nervous about genetically modified. This one-hour session will take a deep-dive into nine commonly used terms related to food, agriculture, and nutrition—from healthy and fresh to processed, natural, and sustainable—providing insights into the science that supports or refutes various claims, reviewing federal regulations that govern marketing, and shedding light on consumer understanding of these terms.

At the conclusion of this webinar, participants will be able to:
• Distinguish which food claims are marketing hype versus federally regulated terms.
• Identify federal agencies that oversee various marketing terms.
• Provide science-based guidance to patients and clients regarding the nutrition and health as well as lifestyle benefits of a variety of foods and beverages.

Register via the GoToWebinar link below.

We anticipate that this webinar will be approved for 1 hour CPEU.

A handout and CPEU certificate will be available to Washington State Academy members.

Note: This webinar was originally scheduled as a presentation at the 2017 educational conference - but due to last minute travel cancellation, we're offering this as a webinar.
Contact:
Washington State Academy Office
206 935 5104
wsand@quidnunc.net
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2467102169909980930
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)