Senior Seminar (NUTR 4903) is the capstone course for the Bachelor of Science in Nutrition in the School of Nutrition and Dietetics. Students engage in independent research projects on a topic of their choice related to food, nutrition, and/or dietetics. The course is a celebration of learning, drawing on courses taken throughout the degree. Campus and community members are most welcome.

Presentations for Tuesday, March 3 from 7 to 10 p.m. in KCIC Auditorium..

Jenn McIntosh- Eating for Two: An Examination of Prenatal Nutrition Education

Ben Brown- What Nutrition Support is Available to Athletes at Small Canadian Universities and is it Useful?

Robin McLennan- Wounds 101: The Role of a Dietitian in Pressure Injury Treatment in Long Term Care

Rachael Powell- Family Ties: The Maternal and Infant life-cycle of the “Double Burden” of Malnutrition

Emily Finlay- The Corporate Determinants of Health: The Role of Big Food in the Food System

Kim Parsons- Standardized Care Protocol VS. The ‘Whole’ Person. The Way Patients Are Being Treated In Hospitalized Settings

Blaine Saulnier- The History of Nutrition Education and Home Economics in Nova Scotia’s Middle and High Schools