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Evaluation Form:
Students are encouraged to complete
a self-assessment form and send an
unofficial transcript with the completed
self-assessment form to:
Professor Christine
Goodner, MS, RD, DPD Director
Room 302 Life Sciences Building
Department of Human Nutrition
Winthrop University
Rock Hill, SC 29733.
Request an appointment
to discuss Winthrop's DPD verification, internship and graduate
degrees in human nutrition.
OR,
Want to know more about
a nutrition course?
Prospective
students who wish to know more about the curricular content of
nutrition courses may contact the departmental administrative
specialist to preview course syllabi.
To preview a sample nutrition course syllabus, go
to room 302 Life Sciences Bldg, Department of Human Nutrition,
Winthrop
University, Rock Hill, SC 29733
or contact the the
administrative specialist, Mrs. Sheila Neely at 803-323-2101 or by
email neelys@winthrop.edu.
Diversity in Dietetics
ADA
Fact Sheet for individuals with Foreign Degrees
Procedures
flow chart for international students with foreign degrees
who wish to earn DPD verification and complete accredited dietetic
internships in the United States of America
ADA
Networking Groups e.g., National Organization of Blacks in Dietetics and Nutrition
(NOBIDAN),
National Organization of Men in Nutrition (NOMIN),
Chinese American Dietetic Association, etc.
The path to
becoming a registered dietitian:
1. Complete a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or
university.
2. Complete a didactic program in dietetics (DPD) and obtain a DPD
verification document.
3. Apply to an accredited dietetic internship (the baccalaureate degree
and DPD verification are requirements to apply for internship). 4.
After successfully completing an accredited dietetic internship, the
candidate successfully completes the
national credentialing
examination for Registered Dietitians and pays appropriate fees to
become RD.
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