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44. Designing Nutrition Education Programs To Reach Mexican American Populations, Th is indispensable to reducing health disparities related facilitate the delivery ofnutrition education programs the Mexican American community in south texas. http://www.joe.org/joe/2003february/iw2.shtml

February 2003 Volume 41 Number 1 Designing Nutrition Education Programs to Reach Mexican American Populations Sharon F. Robinson Texas Cooperative Extension College Station, Texas Internet Address: s-robinson@tamu.edu Jenna Anding Assistant Professor and Nutrition Specialist Texas Cooperative Extension College Station, Texas Internet Address: j-anding@tamu.edu Bertha Garza District Extension Director - Family and Consumer Sciences Texas Cooperative Extension Weslaco, Texas Internet Address: b-garza@tamu.edu Ileana Hinojosa Community Health Education Specialist Texas Cooperative Extension and Health Science Center Weslaco, Texas Internet Address: i-hinojosa@tamu.edu The U.S. population is becoming more diverse. Currently, racial and ethnic minorities make up 25% of the population. It is estimated that by the year 2030 this proportion will increase to 40% (Allen, 2001). In 1997, the nation's total foreign-born population numbered 26 million, of which 7 million were native of Mexico (US Census Bureau, 2001). As of 1998, the Hispanic population of Texas was 6 million, representing 30% of the state's population. Six Texas counties were at least 90% Hispanic: Starr (98%), Webb (95%), Maverick (95%), Jim Hogg (93%), Brooks (91%), and Zavala (91%) (U.S. Census Bureau, 2001). To address this challenge, a nutrition education program, "The Importance of Nutrition in the Prevention of Birth Defects: Education Outreach in South Texas," was developed and implemented by the Texas Cooperative Extension, Texas A&M University System in collaboration with the Texas A&M University Health Science Center. Funding for the 3-year project was provided by the Houston Endowment Inc. Curriculum and program outreach materials were titled "Celebrando Los Niños" (celebrate the baby).

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46. Texas Department Of Health Region 8 Program Listings! 7430 Louis Pasteur Drive, San Antonio, texas 78229 (210 daily physical activity andgood nutrition as a Assist in the development of health promotion programs http://www.r08.tdh.state.tx.us/programs.html

PROGRAMS For a brief program overview select from the list below: Regional Administration Birth Defects Monitoring Office of Border Health Cancer Registry ... Department of Social Work Services Children with Special Health Care Needs Program Texas Health Steps Medical Case Management Targeted Case Management - Pregnant Medical Transportation Program Division of Oral Health Emergency Medical Services Environmental Health Epidemiology ... Zoonosis Control Please note: You can email anyone at the Texas Department of Health by using the following: first name.last name@tdh.state.tx.us Selection Menu Region 8 Programs Region 8 Calendar TDH Region 8 Home Page Other T.D.H. Regions ... Public Health Models Last update 01/31/2001 P UBLIC H EALTH R EGION A dministration W. S. Riggins, Jr., M.D., M.P.H.

47. Mick's Picks - Texas Cooperative Extension - Nutrition And Health Resources www.texmed.org/default.asp Learn about the texas Medical Association medical news,visit other links related to nutrition and health resources, insurance http://calcium.tamu.edu/Mickey/Nutrition_Health.html

NUTRITION AND HEALTH RESOURCES Alternative Medical Alternative Nutrition - Nutrition - Net Links http://nutrition.about.com/msub7.htm?once=true This web site provides information on alternative health issues, nutrition, dietary supplements, and links to other sites on these topics. eBMJ British Medical Journal - Isaacs and Fitzgerald 319 (7225): 1618 Seven alternatives to evidence based medicine http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/319/7225/1618 http://www.bmjclassified.com/cgi-bin/section.pl?sn=home Clinical decisions should, as far as possible, be evidence based. There are plenty of alternatives for the practicing physician in the absence of evidence. This is what makes medicine an art as well as a science. Check out this article and explore the home site. Ed's Guide to Alternative Therapies http://www.pathguy.com/altermed.htm Ed Friedlander MD is a board-certified anatomic and clinical pathologist and operator of the largest one-man medical information show on the web. This site aims to inform the public what empirical evidence is available for various alternative remedies, especially studies published in refereed journals. This will enable people who must make decisions to rely on more than anecdotes and advertising. Institute for Functional Medicine - Practitioner Resource Portal http://www.fxmed.com/

48. Programs/Faculty chosen to work for county, state, or federal public health nutrition programs. fora BS in nutrition A minimum completed in residence at texas A M University http://nutr.tamu.edu/undergradprog.htm

General Information Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Faculty Members ... IFN News Why Should I Study Nutritional Sciences? Nutrition is a rapidly growing and exciting field that allows you to build a strong background for many career opportunities such as dietetics, nutrition research, medicine, public health, or the food industry. The Department of Animal Science offers undergraduate programs in Animal Science, Dairy Science, Food Science and Technology, and Nutritional Sciences. Scholarships Student Organizations Undergraduate Advising Undergraduate Faculty ... I'm Graduating Options in Choosing a Curriculum. You may elect to complete one of two emphases: 1. The Molecular and Experimental Nutrition emphasis or the 2. Didactic Program in Dietetics. Both programs provide knowledge needed for a wide variety of career objectives. Nutrition Emphasis I: Molecular and Experimental Nutrition. This curriculum serves as an excellent pathway for students interested in careers in research, medicine, pharmacology, dentistry, medical technology, nursing, physical therapy, or other allied health professions. The science emphasis prepares you for graduate programs at the Master's and Doctoral levels.

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Position Background Qualifications Responsibilities ... HHPR > Position Announcement Position Announcement: Clinical Exercise Physiology and Nutrition Position: Professor of Health, Human Performance and Recreation with a specialization in Clinical Exercise Physiology and Nutrition. Background: As part of Baylor University’s 2012 Vision to enter into the top tier of American universities, the Department of Health, Human Performance, and Recreation (HHPR) within the School of Education has embarked on a mission to develop one of the country’s leading academic and research programs. This includes development of a doctoral program and Center for Exercise, Nutrition, and Preventive Health Research. The department is seeking an experienced educator/researcher to contribute to a multidisciplinary research team focusing on the role of exercise and nutrition on health, performance, and rehabilitation. Qualifications: Responsibilities: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses related to clinical exercise physiology, special population rehabilitation, and/or nutrition; provide leadership in curriculum development and administration of exercise physiology programs; mentor students at the undergraduate, masters, and doctoral levels; seek and obtain extramural funding; conduct and publish research; engage in scholarly activities; develop a high risk special populations rehabilitation program; e

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Position Background Qualifications Responsibilities ... HHPR > Position Announcement Position Announcement Musculoskeletal Exercise Physiology and Nutrition Position: Professor of Health, Human Performance and Recreation with a specialization in Musculoskeletal Exercise Physiology and Nutrition. Background: Qualifications: Responsibilities: Teach undergraduate and graduate courses related to exercise physiology, kinesiology, advanced methods of strength training/conditioning, special population rehabilitation, and/or research methods/design; provide leadership in curriculum development and program administration; mentor students at the undergraduate, masters, and doctoral levels; seek and obtain extramural funding; conduct and publish research; engage in scholarly activities; establish collaborative partnerships within the department, university, medical community, and public/private sector. Salary and Beginning Date: The salary will be commensurate with qualifications and professional experience. The anticipated date of appointment is January 8, 2003.

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52. College Of Health Sciences - Programs The College of health Sciences offers degree programs Parkland Center, and at theTexas Woman's University Administration BS in Food and nutrition in Business http://www.twu.edu/hs/program.htm

College of Health Sciences Printer-friendly A-Z Sitemap Search Back ... TWU Home TWU Quick Links: A B C D ... Contact Info Programs Accomplishments Academic and Degree Programs in Health Sciences The College of Health Sciences offers degree programs in Denton, in Dallas at the Texas Woman's University Parkland Center, and at the Texas Woman's University Houston Center. Since the College was formed in 1989, enrollment in program offerings of the College has increased by twenty-eight percent. Undergraduate Degrees B.S. in Dietetics and Institution Administration B.S. in Food and Nutrition in Business and Industry B.S. in Kinesiology B.S. in Nutrition B.S. in Communication Sciences B.S. in Health Studies B.S. in Dental Hygiene Master's Degrees M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology M.S. in Education of the Deaf M.S. in Exercise and Sports Nutrition M.S. in Health Studies M.S. in Kinesiology M.S. in Nutrition (with or without Dietetic Internship Program) M.S. in Food Science M.S. in Institutional Administration (Foodservice Systems Management)

53. Reaching, Teaching And Building A Better Texas: A Career As A County Extension A school personnel and nutrition and health professionals among Program agents providebasic nutrition education to funded program available in nine texas cities http://taex-hr.tamu.edu/forms/career.htm

Reaching, Teaching and Building a Better Texas: A Career as a County Extension Agent Texas needs people who are excited about today's issues, knowledgeable in their fields, dedicated to education and committed to building better communities. It's a tall order, but one that you can fill as a county Extension agent for Texas Cooperative Extension. If you have a bachelor's or master's degree in agriculture or natural resources, family and consumer sciences or other relevant fields along with a strong desire to work with people and contribute to the community, Extension can offer you an excellent career opportunity. Teaching, Informing, Working With People The county Extension agent's primary role is to inform and teach. Agents provide information for local residents in workshops and seminars, at community events, through the media, and with a variety of information technology tools. An equally important part of the job is working with people. Agents work as a team with other agents in the county office. And they work extensively with committees of local residents to identify educational needs and with volunteers who help implement programs to meet those needs. They also cooperate with other agencies, businesses, school districts, community groups or organizations to jointly sponsor educational programs. Focusing on Programs and Audiences Each county office has one or more agents, depending on local circumstances. Typically agents are employed to work within in a particular program area such as agriculture, family and consumer sciences, 4-H or community development. Agents, however, also work together on issues that cut across these program areas.

54. Nutrition Complete List Of Links of Agriculture and Life Sciences, texas A M University; of Milk and Milk Products;Digestion, nutrition and Feeding and Function; Management and health of Dairy http://www.geocities.com/athens/3615/nutr.html

Visitors If you have a medical/Health problem Please contact me at the (exp) link Below Sorry, your browser doesn't suppor Java. This is a complete guide to Nutrition , health and related subjects. Martindale was a big help in this compilation. Metabolic Pathways Anatomy Browsers On Line journals Nutrition Calculators ... Disease / poison databases Metabolic Pathways ENZYME: ENZYME NOMENCLATURE DATABASE - ExPASy Molecular Biology Server, Geneva University Hospital and the University of Geneva "ENZYME is a repository of information relative to the nomenclature of enzymes." For more information see ExPASy Molecular Biology Server, Geneva University Hospital and the University of Geneva Examples of 'SEARCH' Tools available are Definitions of Enzyme Classes, Subclasses and Sub-subclasses Search by Chemical Compound ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GENES AND GENOMES - Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Japan VERY LARGE DATABASES. For more information see the Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes Home Page or GenomeNet, Kyoto University, Japan

55. Coordinated School Health Programs Coordinated School health programs. are comprehensive and have shown to have impacton drug, tobacco, nutrition and other health behaviors Growing healthy http://www.healthbehavior.com/SchoolHealthEd.html

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TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH Public Health Region Seven Clarence Skrovan M.D., M.P.H. Director Public Health is the art and science of preventing disease, promoting physical and mental well-being and prolonging life through organized community efforts. The staff of Public Health Region 7 is dedicated to raising the level of health and to making public health services more accessible and available to all citizens who live in the region, especially those in counties not served by local health departments. Administration of Services A physician directs a professional staff as it provides public health services. Among the health professionals included are administrators, engineers, nurses, dentists, dental hygienists, pharmacists, psychologists, environmental specialists, veterinarians, nutritionists, and social workers. The Region necessarily supervises its own fiscal, personnel, and logistical activities. The staff conducts continuing liaison with county officials, local health departments, and the department's central offices in assessing needs for public health services, in planning, and in facilitating the delivery of services. Communicable Diseases The Communicable Disease Program consists of the Immunization, Tuberculosis Elimination, and Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (STD/HIV) Program. The Immunization Program provides childhood vaccinations, disease surveillance, record consultation, vaccine to private providers, and education. The Tuberculosis Elimination Program provides diagnosis, treatment, disease screening, consultation, and education. The STD/HIV Program provides surveillance, screening, diagnosis, treatment, partner notification, and prevention education. It also provides professional education for registered HIV counselors, and it monitors performance and services provided by community organizations.

57. Current Graduate Programs ACM Home Current Graduate programs Nursing), MS in Nursing, University of texas HealthSciences Center nutrition and Food Systems, Ph.D. University of Southern http://asa.regents.state.la.us/ACM/Grad

Home ACM Current Graduate Programs LOUISIANA BOARD OF REGENTS Current Graduate Programs NOTE: For participation in graduate programs in North Carolina, please consult acm.northcarolina.edu Program Degree Institution Actuarial Science Master of Actuarial Science Georgia State University Adult Education Ph.D. University of Georgia Aerospace Engineering M.S. Auburn University Agricultural Law Master of Laws University of Arkansas - Fayetteville Anthropology Ph.D. University of Tennessee - Knoxville Anthropology (Nautical Archaeology) M.A. Anthropology (Zooarchaeology) M.A. University of Tennessee - Knoxville Applied Sociology (Domestic Violence) M.A. University of Central Florida Art Ph.D. University of Georgia Art Education Ph.D. University of North Texas Art Education Ph.D. Florida State University Art History (Egyptian Art and Archaeology) M.A. University of Memphis Art Therapy M.A. University of Louisville Art Therapy M.S. Florida State University Audiology Au.D. University of South Florida Audiology Au.D. University of Florida Aviation Administration M.S.

58. Texas Health Resources Formed by the merger of Presbyterian healthcare System and Harris Methodist health System in August Category health Medicine Hospitals health Systems...... affiliated with the hospitals of texas health Resources. Visit our health Libraryfor information about health, fitness, nutrition, diseases, treatments http://www.texashealth.org/

Select Search... Search Entire Site Find a Physician Find a Job Search Health Library Search Drug Guide Search Calendar Search Web Nursery Search MedHunt Search Help THR Info Newsroom Calendar ... Contact Us Home Welcome to Texas Health Resources Harris Methodist Health System and Dallas-based Presbyterian Healthcare Resources . Later that year, Arlington Memorial Hospital joined the system. Learn more about THR Find a Physician Need the right doctor? Let us help you find a physician. Search our physician database by hospital, clinical specialty or specific name to find a doctor to meet your needs. Health Info Visit Health Info for answers to your health questions. Try our Health Library Drug Guide Cool Tools . Learn about classes and events in your area. Take a Health Risk Assessment Personal Health Record Advance Directives Hospitals ... Doing Business with Us Visit the business office to find out more about billing issues frequently asked questions contact information and health plans honored at Texas Health Resources facilities. Request a copy of your medical records . You can also pre-register for a stay make a donation Access CareGate here physician opportunities ... Physician Privacy Training Why not try our free Health Risk Assessment , or build your own online Personal Health Record Visit our Health Library for information about health, fitness, nutrition, diseases, treatments and medications.

59. Department Of Rural Sociology Department of Rural SociologyCategory Science Social Sciences Academic Departments...... Sociology of Agriculture. Sociology of nutrition and health. Hispanic ResearchProgram. texas Population Estimates and Projections Program. http://ruralsoc.tamu.edu/

Quick Link... Department of Rural Sociology Major Areas of Research and Extension Hispanic Research Program Faculty Publications Toxics Release Inventory Contact Information Texas State Data Center College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Rural Sociology Major Areas of Research and Extension Population Analysis and Change Sociology of Agriculture Sociology of Nutrition and Health ... Sociology of Rural Minorities Research Centers and Programs Center for Demographic and Socioeconomic Research and Education Hispanic Research Program Texas Population Estimates and Projections Program Texas State Data Center ... Faculty View the title, educational background, specialization, and e-mail address of Rural Sociology faculty Presentations View and download project, faculty, and graduate student presentations Publications View a list of books, book chapters, journal articles, reports and monographs, popular articles, book reviews, proceedings publications, professional presentations, and public presentations produced/presented by the Rural Sociology faculty Toxics Release Inventory Read the 1988-94 and 1988-98 Toxics Release Inventory and access data sources What's New 65th Annual Meeting of the Rural Sociological Society, August 14-18, 2002

60. Helping Hands: Social Services For Children In Texas - Press Release services delivered to children are for basic nutrition and health and close to halfof all texas children (44.5 on the help of thousands of health and social http://www.cppp.org/kidscount/press/helpress.html

A project of the Center for Public Policy Priorities 900 Lydia Street Austin, Texas 78702 NEWS RELEASE Released April 17, 1997 Contact: Pam Hormuth - 512-320-0222 MOST SOCIAL SERVICES DELIVERED TO CHILDREN ARE FOR BASIC NUTRITION AND HEALTH NEEDS The newest report by the Texas Kids Count Project, called Helping Hands: Social Services for Children in Texas , provides a profile for each county in Texas of services designed to protect the health, education, and safety of children. This report shows that most social services delivered to children are for basic nutrition and health needs: Food Stamps, free and reduced lunches, and Medicaid. In Texas, one in four children receive Food Stamps and close to half of all Texas children (44.5%) are eligible for free or reduced school lunches and breakfasts. Welfare assistance ranks fourth in the number of children served among all services studied with one out of every ten children receiving AFDC in 1994. The economic security of families with children has declined severely over the last two decades. As the economic security of families decreases, the risks for children increase. These children and their families depend on the help of thousands of health and social service providers around the state to give them a hand up in times of need. There is strong evidence that decreases in vital programs for children will increase poverty rates and other negative outcomes for children. Additionally, many children who do not live in poverty have special needs that must be addressed. In Texas, one in ten students receive bilingual education, one in ten receive special education, and one out of every 100 children is a confirmed victim of child abuse.

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