Student Scoop

Learn more about the personal learning experience of dietetic intern, Mary Kathryn, as she completed her school nutrition rotation.

An internship can be the perfect stepping-stone between university coursework and your dream job. Learn strategies for success and how to leave a lasting impression.

Healthy eating can be appetizing as well as beautifully portrayed. Food photography can be an effective way to increase engagement on social media and encourage people to make small changes in their diet towards a

There are dozens of articles describing what a dietetic internship is looking for in a potential applicant, but not as many detailing what students should look for in their potential program.

By stocking up my pantry with all these things, it creates a good foundation for the rest of my semester and helps me to stay on track.

Being a non-traditional, full time dietetic intern can be challenging. Here are some tips that helped me be successful during this busy time.

Whether you’re a regular at the farmers market or wanting to go for the first time, these navigation tips can help you get the most out of your trip!

I’m eternally grateful for the experiences I have had over the entire internship, but especially for the unique perspective that working globally in Malawi has granted me.

What’s the difference between a nutritionist and a dietitian? I think many current and future registered dietitian nutritionists can agree that this is a common question.

If you’re a nutrition and dietetics student, these are four kitchen appliances you need to make your favorite healthy meals in record time.

The quality of your experience is superior to the quantity. Let comparison only fuel you to be the best you that you can be by competing with yourself.

Lack of self-confidence doesn’t have to stand in the way. We can choose self-confidence. Here are 10 tips to becoming confidently confident.

Have you ever considered working with people who have developmental disabilities? Read a few lessons learned working with an IDD population.

Summer means relaxing and taking vacations. It’s also the perfect time to pick up a healthier routine and establish healthier eating patterns.

With the summer months officially here, it’s time to take advantage of seasonal produce, enjoy outdoor farmers markets and savor locally grown produce!

As nutrition and dietetics professionals, we have an ethical responsibility to make decisive steps to help diversify our profession.

Whip up this healthy peanut butter hummus in 10 minutes or less with ingredients right from your pantry. No tahini needed!

Taking the big step into your dietetic internship can be daunting. These tips and tricks can enhance your chances of landing your dream internship!