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Introducing School Food for Thought, the School Nutrition Association's podcast your newest source of insights and knowledge about school nutrition, K-12 foodservice, and the latest industry trends. Join us as we dive into fascinating conversations with school nutrition leaders who share their experiences and expertise on a wide range of topics, from creating delicious menus and designing inviting cafeterias to managing finances and leading teams.
Unknown Host hosts School Food for Thought, a education show with 20 episodes published.
Host: Keith Rushing, PhD, RD (JCNM Editor) Marjuyua Lartey Gibson, PhD, RDN (ICN representative to the Nutrition and Research Committee) Guest: Kelsey Anderson (co-author of "A Qualitative Analysis of Elementary Educatio
Host: Patricia Montague, FASAE, CAE, SNA Chief Executive Officer Guests: Cindy Long, USDA Deputy Under Secretary for the Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) Sponsor: Episode Sponsored by Buena Vista Foods Description: In th
Host: Danielle Duran Baron, MBA, CAE – VP of MarCom and Industry Relations Guests: Shannon Solomon (Aurora Public Schools) Laura Bruno (CEO, Buena Vista Foods) Sponsor: Episode Sponsored by Buena Vista Foods Description:
Host: Danielle Duran Baron, MBA, CAE – VP of MarCom and Industry Relations Guests: Patti Bilbrey (Scottsdale Unified School District) Laura Bruno (CEO, Buena Vista Foods) Sponsor: Episode Sponsored by Buena Vista Foods D
Host: Danielle Duran Baron, MBA, CAE – VP of MarCom and Industry Relations Guests: Will Conrad (Fulton County Schools) Sarah Grunow (Adams 12 Five Star Schools) Sponsor: Episode Sponsored by Cool Tropics Description: Wha
Host: Danielle Duran Baron, MBA, CAE – VP of MarCom and Industry Relations Guests: Dawn Soto (LA Unified School District) Brian Wolverton (Director K12 Sales, Cool Tropics) Sponsor: Episode Sponsored by Cool Tropics Desc
In this episode, Jeanne Reilly, School Nutrition Director at Windham Raymond School District in Maine, and Bettina Applewhite, from Applewhite Nutrition, share their experiences in engaging students and keeping up with t
This episode of School Food for Thought features Diane Grodek, Executive Chef at Austin Independent School District, and Katie Cossette, School Nutrition Director from St. Vrain Valley Schools in Colorado. Diane and Kati
This episode features Amy Faricy, Manager of Menu Services at Douglas County School District in Colorado, and Eric Span, Director of Nutrition Services for Sweetwater Union High School District in California. Amy and Eri
Join us for a lively discussion with Jill Riggs from Penn Harris Madison School Corporation in Indiana and Tory Gibson, a floating manager at Myrtle Beach School District in South Carolina. Jill and Tory bring a refreshi
In this episode of School Food for Thought, we dive into the diverse and essential roles within the school nutrition field. Kristina Kraushaar, Program Innovator at Rialto Unified School District in California, and Bill
In this podcast episode, Danielle Duran Baron, Cathy Schuchart, and Nicole Taylor discuss the critical role of advocacy in school nutrition programs. Cathy and Nicole share practical tips on finding one's voice and makin
In this bonus episode of School Food for Thought, Patti Montague, the CEO of the School Nutrition Association (SNA), engages in a captivating conversation with Lori Adkins, the SNA 2022-2023 President, during the Annual
Positive workplace culture starts at the top! Doug Massey of Klein Independent School District in Texas, and Alisa Roman of Lewiston (Maine) Public Schools, have a lot in common, despite their geographic distance. This i
SNA Secretary/Treasurer Warren DeShields of Bridgeton City (N.J.) Public Schools and Brianne Pulver of Auburn (Mass.) Public Schools discuss diversity and inclusion in school cafeterias and different ways school food dir
From local foods to sustainability to recruiting the next generation of school nutrition professionals, what's coming up next in the future for the school nutrition profession? SNA President Chris Derico, SNS, of Barbour
Community partnerships are key for successful school nutrition programs. Chris Burkhardt, SNS, of Cincinnati (Ohio) Public Schools, and Naim Walcott of West Hampton (N.Y.) Unified School District, discuss the power of th
School cafeterias are full of students from all over the world. E. Nichole Taylor of Chichester School District in in Pennsylvania, and Lindsay Aguilar, RD, SNS, of Tucson (Ariz.) Unified School District, chat about thei
Season One of the School Food for Thought podcast is your connection to the school nutrition community! Here you’ll find valuable insights, inspiration, and the latest industry updates to help you thrive in your role. Jo
Kelsey Anderson
master’s student at Brigham Young University
1 appearance on this show
Jeanne Reilly
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist · Windham Raymond School District
1 appearance on this show
Bill Ward
System Support Specialist · Hernando County School District
1 appearance on this show
Nicole Taylor
Medical Director for PSI’s Psychiatric Consultation Program · Silicon Valley Community Foundation
1 appearance on this show
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