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Vision: Optimize the health of Delawareans through food and nutrition.Mission: Empower members to be Delaware's food and nutrition leaders.
Contact InformationPresident: Jennifer Vattimo RD
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2013 OPEN POSITIONS (Positions and Responsibilities)
Members of DDA raised money for the American Heart Association and participated in the AHA's 2011 Heart Walk at the Wilmington Riverfront on September 11th, 2011. All together, more than $ 600 was raised to support the cause! Above, from left to right, are Donna Trader, Deanna Rolland, Fran Taccone, Natalie McKenney, Carolyn Manning, and Elena Schumacher (along with Donna's dog, Roadie, who enthusiastically joined our team!). Much thanks goes out to all those who donated funds and helped us to make DDA an important part of this event!
DDA Strategic Plan 2007-2014
Licensure for Dietitians/Nutritionists in Delaware.
Thank you to everyone who attended the 2nd Annual New Member Meet & Greet on May 1st at the Newark Brew Ha Ha. A special thank you to the Mid-Atlantic Diary Association for their generous sponsorship and frothing demonstration. Pictures for this event:
On July 17, 2007 – Governor Minner signed House Bill 38, (available at http://legis.delaware.gov/LIS/lis144.nsf/vwLegislation/HB+38/$file/legis.html?open) which sets necessary standards to become a Licensed Dietitian/Nutritionist (LDN) and establishes the Board of Dietetics/Nutrition to oversee and qualify LDNs.
Pictured with Gov. Minner (from left to right) are: 1st row: Kay Warren, deputy director, Professional Regulation; Debbie Puzzo, executive director, Joint Sunset Committee of the DE General Assembly; and Mary Davis, Ned Davis Associates, Inc.; 2nd row: James Collins, director, Professional Regulation; Senator Dave Sokola; Marianne Carter, RD, licensure co-chair, Delaware Dietetic Association (DDA); Michell Fullmer, RD, licensure chair, DDA; Sue Konek, RD, immediate past president, DDA; and Deanna Rolland, RD, president-elect; DDA.
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