21. CareersInGovernment.com - Clearinghouse Of Jobs In Government, Education And The and health through group programs, school programs and through One year of publichealth nutrition assessment and to obtain a Class C california driver’s http://www.careersingovernment.com/index.cfm?page=jobView&jobID=1958

22. National Alliance For Nutrition And Activity University of california Cooperative Extension, Los Angeles Hawaii Public health Association;Idaho Department of Education, Child nutrition programs; http://www.cspinet.org/nutritionpolicy/nana.html

The National Alliance for Nutrition and Activity (NANA) advocates national policies and programs to promote healthy eating and physical activity to help reduce the illnesses, disabilities, premature deaths, and costs caused by diet- and inactivity-related diseases such as heart disease, cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes, and obesity. NANA promotes within the legislative and executive branches of government a better understanding of the importance of healthy eating, physical activity, and obesity control to the nation's health and health-care costs. One of the primary goals of NANA is to cultivate champions for nutrition, physical activity, and obesity prevention in Congress and federal agencies. Efforts include supporting effective education programs, advocating adequate funding for programs, and promoting environmental changes that help Americans eat better and be more active. NANA is made up of more than 235 organizations: American Cancer Society American Dietetic Association American Heart Association American Public Health Association ... Center for Science in the Public Interest Susan Foerster, MPH, RD National Association for Sport and Physical Education Society of State Directors of Health, Physical Education and Recreation

23. Extended Education - Certificate Programs of Kinesiology and nutritional Science at california State University 467, FunctionalFood Design for health, 4 Units. NTRS 450N, nutrition WellBeing, 4 Units. http://www.calstatela.edu/exed/certificate/altnutrition.htm

You are receiving this message because you need to enable JavaScript or need to upgrade your browser. ACLP ESL Certificate Programs ... Center Alternative Nutrition Administrative Medical Specialist (Proposed) Alternative Nutrition Applied Gerontology Biotechnology ... Youth Agency Administration Extended Ed. Website Cal State L.A. Website The use of herbal products and nutritional supplements has soared in the United States. Sales of vitamins, minerals, and herbal products now gross several billion dollars annually. Many of the products are useful, but some may lead to nutritional imbalances. Meanwhile, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has limited authority to monitor vitamin, mineral and herbal supplement manufacturers. To address these concerns, the Department of Kinesiology and Nutritional Science at California State University, Los Angeles offers an undergraduate certificate program in Alternative Nutrition. The program provides students with validated scientific knowledge and information for identifying effective and safe herbal and nutritional products. nutritional information and data for possibly delaying the onset of chronic diseases such as cancer, heart disease, obesity, diabetes, and Alzheimer’s.

24. LLU School Of Public Health News & Events Undergraduate/bachelor's degrees and Graduate/master's and doctoral degrees programs. (california)Category health Public health and Safety Education Graduate Schools...... Loma Linda University School of Public health Admissions Loma Linda, california92350 Phone Vegetarian nutrition and health Letter. Alumni. News and events. http://www.llu.edu/llu/sph/

Contact information If you are interested in one of our programs and would like to receive application information, please provide us with your name, address, and phone number or complete our online information request form Loma Linda University School of Public Health Admissions Loma Linda, California 92350 Phone: (909) 558-4694, extension 88036 or (800) 422-4558 Email: sphinfo@sph.llu.edu Vegetarian Nutrition and Health Letter Alumni News and events Photo above: Students in front of Nichol Hall University Search Employment Academics ... Alumni Revised March 31, 2003 Send comments and questions to webmaster@univ.llu.edu URL: http://www.llu.edu/

25. Intrafitt :: Individualized Nutrition And Exercise Programs company and participating INTRAFITT Licensed health Facilities. known as, SportTelesis,The california Diet, MediCorp IN Diet and the APEX nutrition and Fitness http://www.intrafitt.com/company_bios.asp

home company programs certifications ... investors William Smith, is the founder of the President / CEO and Founder of the INTRAFITT Corporation which was established in California in 1992. Since its origin, Bill has been directly responsible for the development, growth, and profitability of the Corporation. Bill constructed a Scientific Advisory Board to pioneer the development of Individualized Nutrition and Exercise Protocols designed to optimize overall Health, Fitness, and Performance for people all over the world seeking nutrition and exercise advice. In 1996, Bill Founded the World Federation of Fitness and Conditioning Professionals Level II Exercise and Physiological Science Certification Course. The course was designed specifically for use by advanced fitness professionals and was intended to create a seamless relationship in acknowledging the importance of optimal nutrition and exercise applications as they relate to total health and well being. During the development of this course, Bill also pioneered the applied sciences of isotonic training, which are now used by world-class athletes and in rehabilitative settings to efficiently maximize the development of muscle strength and hypertrophy. In 1998, Bill developed the Pacific Fitness Consultants Individual Nutrition and Fitness Assessment Certification Course. This course is designed to teach allied and licensed health care professionals how to efficiently identify dietary and exercise related deficiencies that adversely affect the achievement of optimal health, fitness, and performance. This course has been the thrust of ongoing sales for the company and participating INTRAFITT Licensed Health Facilities.

26. Links To SEA School Health Programs AR, Comprehensive School health Program Child nutrition Network, health EducationCurriculum Safe Schools Violence Prevention california healthy Kids http://www.ccsso.org/seahealth.html

Links to State Education Agency School Health Programs State School Health Programs Curriculum Frameworks/ Standards AL Prevention and Support Services Child Nutrition AK School Health Program Healthy Life Framework Healthy Life Content Standards AZ Comprehensive Health Programs Child Nutrition Programs Comp. Health Ed. Standards AR Comprehensive School Health Program Child Nutrition Network Health Education Curriculum Framework Physical Education Curriculum Framework CA Healthy Children, Youth and Families California Healthy Kids Resource Center School Health Connections Nutrition Services ... Health Framework Addendum CO At Risk/Prevention/Character Education School Nutrition Physical Education Model Content Standards CT School-Family-Community Partnerships Nutrition Health Education Physical Education/Character Education ... The Connecticut FrameworkP.E. DE Child Nutrition DODEA Physical Education Health Education Performance Standards DC Support Services FL Coordinated School Health Program Office of Safe and Drug Free Schools Sunshine State Standards SunshineStateStandards.net HI Content and Performance Standards ID Child Nutrition Program Safe Schools Safe and Drug Free Schools Character Education ... Achievement StandardsHealth (health and p.e.)

27. California of Clinical and Preventive Medicine; the california nutrition Network; the and Epidemiology(CORE) Program; california 5 A Center for Weight and health; and UC http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/obesity/state_programs/ca.htm

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Home About Us Site Map Visitor Survey ... Related Links Overweight and Obesity State Programs California The mission of the California Department of Health's Obesity Prevention Initiative is to reduce the life long risk of obesity and overweight and their associated health risks by intervening with youth (less than 18 years) in the state. This population segment was chosen based upon an initial review of epidemiological and behavioral research. The review specifically pointed to the need for increased work with children aged 11 to 14 years, although the specific target population will not be selected until a rigorous program planning process is conducted. Social marketing principles will be used to accomplish the following program activities Establish a state infrastructure for obesity prevention Identify and involve internal and external partners Identify and improve relevant data and surveillance sources Develop a comprehensive, coordinated state obesity prevention plan

28. National Bone Health Campaign What Are The States Doing? www.californiaprojectlean.org/programs/bonehealth/*. Contact Elizabeth Bell Moreno,MS, RD, CDE Public health nutrition Consultant california Project Lean (916 http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dnpa/bonehealth/states.htm

National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion Home About Us Site Map Visitor Survey ... Related Links National Bone Health Campaign What Are the States Doing? Bone Health information and materials have been distributed to more than 26 states including, Alaska, Arkansas, California, Montana, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, and Texas. These materials were used in coordination with state and local programs including health fairs, Girl Scout Programs, school curricula, and school sports programs. Here are a few examples of state programs. Calcium—It's Not Just Milk Nevada Nutrition Network created "Calcium—It's Not Just Milk," a campaign to increase consumption of foods with calcium among 11– to 14 year-old-children. Participants learn about their calcium needs and the variety of foods that have calcium. The campaign targets middle school students in Reno and Las Vegas with both a school-based education component and a strong media presence in the communities adjacent to the schools. Their efforts include Lesson plans with hands-on activities Food sampling events Calcium trivia games Radio spots Billboards Bus shelter signs School posters The "Calcium—It's Not Just Milk Program" can be found on the Internet at

29. California Adolescent Health Collaborative - Legislation The california health Care Foundation (CHCF) report on the impact of the proposed200203 budget on Medi-Cal and related health programs. (pdf file). http://www.californiateenhealth.org/policy/leg_Gov_budget_02.htm

Access to Health Care Calfiornia Budget The Governor's proposed budget functions as a prospective policy statement and as a detailed spending plan for all the functions of the state. The proposed budget is put together each year and must be presented to the Legislature on or before January 10th. Once introduced, the Governor's proposed budget is translated into a budget bill for legislative consideration in both the Senate and Assembly. The Legislature, in considering the Governor's budget proposal, may increase, reduce, add, or eliminate any item in the budget. Once the two houses have reconciled their actions on the budget and passed a final version back to the Governor, which requires a 2/3 vote, he can veto the entire budget, or reduce or eliminate any item in the budget. The Governor may also amend his own request during the process, for instance if the amount of money available after taxes are received in April turns out to be different from his initial forecast, but only if approved by the legislative Budget Committees. This new budget proposal is generally referred to as the May Revise. This year, when Governor Davis released his first budget proposal in January with cuts to several important health programs that served youth, many health advocates decided to focus their efforts on saving CHDP, an important health screening program. In May, Davis released a revised budget that preserved CHDP but included deep cuts to a wide range of programs and services that affect youth and their families due to a $23.6 billion budget shortfall, $11.1 billion greater than had been estimated in January. About one third of the shortfall is addressed through program cuts ($7.6 billion), while the remainder of the gap is made up primarily by loans and various accounting shifts. Some of these proposed cuts that affect adolescent health include:

30. Epidemiology And Preventive Medicine Income Neighborhoods, funded by the california nutrition Network, 2000 teen advocacyprograms, Project LEAN, california Department of health Services http://www-epm.ucdavis.edu/Fac/Cassady.htm

Diana Cassady, Dr.P.H. Assistant Adjunct Professor Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine 1 Shields Avenue, TB 168 University of California Davis, CA 95616-8683 dlcassady@ucdavis.edu EDUCATION University of California, Berkeley Health Education DrPH Predoctoral Fellowship University of California, Berkeley Health Education MPH Stanford University Communication MA University of California, Berkeley Development BA Studies Predoctoral Fellowship, University of California Berkeley Behavioral Risk Factors Training Program, funded by the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, 1991-1993. Center for Advanced Studies in Nutrition and Social Marketing , funded by the California Cancer Research Program, 1998-2001. Interim Project Director. Cancer Prevention for African Americans in Los Angeles , funded by the Community Initiated Research Collaboration Award (CIRCA) of the California Cancer Research Program, 1999/2000. Co-Principal Investigator. Investigating Access to Healthy Foods in Low Income Neighborhoods , funded by the California Nutrition Network, 2000/20001. Principal Investigator.

31. Epidemiology And Preventive Medicine and community outreach to serve the occupational health needs of california workers.Center for Advanced Studies in nutrition and Social Marketing The http://www-epm.ucdavis.edu/Centers.htm

Centers and Programs The center focuses on improving and protecting the health and safety of farmers, farmworkers and their families. The center On-Line News newsletter is published here. Farmworkers harvesting a row crop Biostatistics The unit supports basic and clinical research in the School of Medicine and conducts research on biostatistical methodology. Center for Occupational and Environmental Health Multidisciplinary teaching, research, and community outreach to serve the occupational health needs of California workers. Center for Advanced Studies in Nutrition and Social Marketing The center works to advance social marketing practice, methods, and evaluation regarding diet and physical activity for the primary prevention of cancer and other chronic diseases in California. Medical Surveillance Program Occupational Medicine physicians offer a comprehensive range of occupational health services for agencies involved with hazardous materials. Examinations are provided on-site with our mobile medical unit or in rooms at your own facility. Occupational Medicine Mobile Clinic Violence Prevention Research Program Research on the causes, nature, and prevention of violence from a medical and public health perspective.

32. NCIDC's Food And Nutrition Program california WIC Facts. WIC is the Special Supplemental nutrition Program for Women viaprescriptive vouchers), individual counseling, and health care referrals to http://www.ncidc.org/food/crframes.htm

Through this index you will find the names of many useful programs and organizations. Please bookmark this page for future access! New! Visit The People's Guide! NCIDC administers a statewide California Food and Nutrition Program (CFNP) targeted at the coordination of existing public and private food assistance resources, to assist low-income Tribal communities to identify potential sponsors of child nutrition programs. The CFNP also initiates new programs in underserved or unserved areas, and develops innovative approaches at the state and local levels to meet the nutrition needs of low-income Indian people. The CFNP works directly with Tribes and Indian organizations to develop nutrition education programs and inform tribal governments and Indian communities of nutrition programs available to them. One of the desired outcomes of this informational project is to get more Indian communities to participate in programs such as the Summer Food Program and the School Breakfast Program. The program has compiled and distributed pertinent food and nutrition newsletters and information to California Tribes and community based organizations on a monthly basis. This information includes, for example, low-fat recipes, exercise ideas, healthy tips, and other related information. Over 80 different tribes and Indian organizations have been served through this distribution component of the program.

33. PHI Public Health Links california health Interview Survey (CHIS). california nutrition Networkfor healthy, Active Families. International health programs. Medpin. http://www.phi.org/links/links.htm

Alcohol Research Group Berkeley Media Studies Group C/NET California 5 a Day for Better Health! Campaign ... Council on Foundations Locater for over 600 private foundations Center for the Advancement of Health Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Center for Law and the Public's Health Commerce Business Daily ... Health Officers Association of California

34. May 8, 2001 - School Programs Key To Correcting State’s Mounting Childhood Heal in appropriate physical activity and nutrition education programs The CaliforniaEndowment supports business and community leaders, health care providers and http://www.calendow.org/news/NewsReleases/2001/05/050801calcheeps.htm

A Special Report on Policy Implications from the 1999 California Children's Health Eating and Exercise Practices Survey (CalCHEEPS) The Endowment recently published a CalCHEEPS report which provides insight into causes of the emerging childhood obesity epidemic in California among 9- to 11-year-olds. Review a copy of the report D Contact: Elinor Gilbert The California Endowment Egilbert@calendow.org Mike Miller Brown·Miller Communications Mike@brownmillerpr.com For Immediate Release School Programs Key to Correcting State’s Mounting Childhood Health Crisis LOS ANGELES, CA, May 8, 2001 School-based health measures are a prime means of addressing the rising level of California’s childhood obesity and poor nutrition, according to a new analysis released today by The California Endowment. Highlights and analysis from the first-ever statewide nutrition and physical activity survey of California elementary school children ( California Children’s Healthy Eating and Exercise Practices Survey, CalCHEEPS)

35. The California Child Care Healthline Materials available from nutrition Link are 1) nutrition Mapping of nutrition Servicesin california. 2) health and nutrition Fact Sheets nutrition and http://ericps.crc.uiuc.edu/cchp/project/cchealth.html

36. AHIRC Resource Listings The Women Infant and Children (WIC) Supplemental nutrition Program is a supplementalfood and nutrition program for california Department of health Services. http://www.actorsfund.org/ahirc/cat_list.cfm?cat=23&st=CA

37. CA Home Page CA Governor Home Page Home california LongTerm Care Ombudsman Program - Professional Provides social and healthcase management to nutrition Services - Congregate Meals local programs http://www.aging.state.ca.us/html/programs/

38. Programs Materials Index SHAPE california Shaping health as Partners in in Every School GardenEnhancednutrition Education Project. CAL-PRO-NET california Professional nutrition http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/cwh/resources/progs_projs_profsup.shtml

To view these resources, use the following links to jump to a specific category, program, or project, or scroll through the entire list below the links = California based programs P CAL-PRO-NET Nutrition Education and Training Program (NET) Nutrition Education and Training Academy (NETA) SHAPE California: Shaping Health as Partners in Education ... Team Nutrition California Professional Nutrition Education and Training: CAL-PRO-NET CAL-PRO-NET offers programs, services, and technical assistance to child nutrition professionals or persons seeking to improve their child nutrition programs. Contacts: Violet Roefs, Nutrition Education Consultant Phone: (916) 322-1563 or (800) 952-5609 E-mail: vroefs@cde.ca.gov Bonnie Branstrom, Nutrition Education Consultant Phone: (916) 323-2488 or (800) 952-5609 E-mail: bbranstr@cde.ca.gov Web: http://www.sjsu.edu/depts/CalProNet/sjsu.htm

39. Center For Weight And Health, U.C. Berkeley A pilot project initiated by the Southern california Public health Association (SCPHA toeducate legislators about the issues of nutrition and fitness http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/cwh/resources/progs_projs_comb.shtml

Combined Programs To view these resources, use the following links to jump to a specific category, program, or project, or scroll through the entire list below the links = California based programs Combined Academy of Health and Fitness ACTIVATE California Project LEAN CATCH: Coordinated Approach to Child Health ... Teen Health Spa Combined Academy of Health and Fitness Designed for juniors and seniors, the Academy of Health And Fitness is a two-year program allowing students to explore and participate in training for future careers in health, fitness, and sport industries. Contact: Les Congelliere Redondo Union High School 631 Vincent Park Redondo Beach, CA 90277 Phone: (310) 798-8665 Web: http://www.bnet.org/district/acdhandf.htm back to top C alifornia Project LEAN California Project LEAN (CPL) was part of the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation's 1987 public awareness campaign to promote low-fat eating. The goal was to reach California's diverse communities through programs conducted by local physical activity and nutrition leaders. CPL is the lead agency for the California Nutrition Network, a social marketing campaign for healthy eating and physical activity among lower income families. CPL works with regional coordinators to promote campaign messages through the media, grocery stores and other community channels.

40. Calif Coordinated School Health Fact Sheet of approximately 1 million california students, generating development for schoolsitenutrition and physical to strengthen school health programs and services http://www.cahperd.org/news/CA_Fact_Sheet.html

CALIFORNIA COORDINATED SCHOOL HEALTH FACT SHEET For the past seven years, California has received a small grant ($450,000/year) from the Centers for Disease Control and PreventionÕs (CDC) Division of Adolescent School Health (DASH) to promote coordinated school health. With these limited funds, CaliforniaÕs school health program has made a tremendous difference for children and youth. An additional $10 million for CDC-DASH is needed in 2004 for this work to continue in California and other states. Its termination will clearly have a detrimental impact, ultimately manifesting itself in declines in academic achievement and increased costs for health care and social services. CDC-DASH funding has resulted in significant accomplishments in California. During the last seven years, the coordinated school health program has: Demonstrated a strong relationship between studentsÕ test scores in physical fitness and reading/math, with a study of approximately 1 million California students, generating national interest. Developed a model physical activity program for after school programs to increase the quality and quantity of childrenÕs physical activity (http:// www.afterschoolpa.com); this new Web site has been highly utilized.

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