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Title: Cheryl Achterberg, Dean College of Human Sciences Iowa State University


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Cheryl Achterberg, DeanCollege of Human
SciencesIowa State University
  • Formerly of Penn State University

C. Achterberg 07/05
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Oh where, oh where has nutrition gone? Oh where,
oh where could it be?
C. Achterberg 07/05
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Methods
  • 71 land-grant schools identified on the Web and
    searched (07/05)
  • 63 nutrition sites located and reviewed
  • Excel summary chart

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Results
  • Size of university enrollment
  • Low Kentucky State 2,335
  • High Ohio State 44,518
  • Number of colleges in university
  • Low Fort Valley State, GA 3
  • High Ohio State University 18

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  • Number of majors in the university
  • Low Lincoln University 15
  • High Penn State, Purdue, MSU 200
  • Number of undergraduates in nutrition department
  • Low Lincoln University 0
  • Kentucky State 0
  • Delaware 14
  • High Ohio State University 480

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Example of a college that houses nutrition
  • E.g. College of Natural Resources
  • and the Environment
  • University of Massachusetts, Amherst

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Example of a deeply embedded nutrition program
  • Alabama A M
  • School of Ag. and Environmental Sciences
  • Family and Consumer Science Program
  • Nutrition and Hospitality major
  • general dietetics option
  • hospitality management

C. Achterberg 07/05
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Nutrition in Colleges of Agriculture and Related
Sciences
  • College of Agriculture (University of Wyoming)
  • College of Agriculture, Biotechnology and Natural
    Resources (University of Nevada, Reno)
  • College of Agriculture and Consumer Science
    (Tennessee State)
  • College of Agriculture, Consumer and
    Environmental Sciences (University of Illinois)

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Nutrition in Colleges of Agriculture and Related
Sciences (contd)
  • College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life
    Sciences (West Virginia University)
  • College of Agriculture and Home Economics (New
    Mexico State)
  • College of Agriculture, Home Economics and Allied
    Programs (Fort Valley State)
  • College of Agriculture and Human Natural
    Resources Sciences (University of Washington)

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Nutrition in Colleges of Agriculture and Related
Sciences (contd)
  • College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
    (Mississippi State North Carolina State Texas
    AM University of Arizona University of
    Florida University of Idaho University of
    Vermont University of Wisconsin Virginia Tech.)
  • College of Agriculture and Natural Resources
    (University of Connecticut University of
    Maryland, College Park)
  • College of Agriculture and Related Sciences
    (Delaware State)

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Nutrition in Colleges of Agriculture and Related
Sciences (contd)
  • College of Agriculture and School of Human
    Environmental Sciences (University of Kentucky)
  • College of Food, Agriculture and Environment
    (Ohio State)
  • College of Life Sciences and Agriculture
    (University of New Hampshire)

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Nutrition in Colleges of Agriculture and Related
Sciences (contd)
  • College of Tropical Agriculture and Human
    Resources (University of Hawaii)
  • School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences
    (Alcorn State)
  • School of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences
    (Alabama AM University of California, Davis)

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Nutrition in Colleges with a Modified Home
Economics Theme
  • College of Consumer and Family Science (Georgia,
    Purdue, South Dakota)
  • College of Human Ecology (Cornell, Kansas State,
    Michigan State)
  • College of Human Economics and College of
    Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences
    (University of Minnesota)

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Nutrition in Colleges with a Modified Home
Economics Theme (contd)
  • College of Human Environmental Sciences and
    College of Agriculture (Oklahoma State
    University University of Missouri)
  • College of Human Sciences (Auburn University)

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Nutrition in Colleges with a Health Focus
  • College of Health (Utah State)
  • College of Health and Human Development (Penn
    State)
  • College of Health and Human Science (Oregon
    State)
  • College of Health and Nursing Science (University
    of Delaware)

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Nutrition in Colleges with an Education Theme
  • College of Applied Human Sciences (Colorado
    State)
  • College of Education, Health and Human Sciences
    (University of Tennessee, Knoxville)
  • College of Education and Human Sciences
    (University of Nebraska)
  • College of Human Development and Education (North
    Dakota State)
  • College of Human Sciences (Iowa State)

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Nutrition in Miscellaneous Colleges
  • College of Arts and Sciences (University of the
    District of Columbia)
  • College of Engineering Science, Technology, and
    Agriculture (Florida AM)
  • College of Environmental and Life Sciences
    (University of Rhode Island)
  • Degree in Food Sciences

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Nutrition in Miscellaneous Colleges (contd)
  • College of Natural Resources and the Environment
    (University of Mass., Amherst)
  • College of Natural Sciences, Forestry and
    Agriculture (University of Maine, Orono)
  • Cook College (Rutgers University)

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Discussion Conclusions
  • Nutrition is hard to find on many college
    campuses.
  • Nutrition lacks a uniform identity across
    universities.
  • Nutrition is found associated with agriculture
    about 40 percent of the time.

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  • Nutrition tends to be a relatively small program
    with relatively low enrollment in a relatively
    small college.

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  • Nutrition is easily lost in the crowd and,
    therefore, vulnerable in an increasingly
    competitive environment.

C. Achterberg 07/05
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