• The Human Nutrition and Dietetics concentration provides students with training to develop nutritional strategies and programs for people with acute and chronic illnesses, as well as wellness programs to prevent the onset of chronic diseases. Registered Dietitians (RD’s) have completed an intensive study of all aspects of nutrition and health and must complete a post-BS Certificate - Dietetic Internship before being eligible to take the national RD exam. For more information contact Ms. Amy Strickland 256-1037, amy_strickland@uncg.edu.
• The Nutrition Science program provides students with training in nutrition, biology, and chemistry to pursue careers in the medical sciences, biomedical research, and biotechnology. This program largely fulfills the academic prerequisites for admission to medical, osteopathic, and dental schools. For more information, contact Dr. Ron Morrison in Room 310 of the Stone Building at 256-0321 or rfmorris@uncg.edu.
• Nutrition Wellness concentration will prepare students for careers in volunteer and community health centers, government and educational organizations, and a variety of settings in the fitness industry. This concentration also prepares students for graduate training in health-related disciplines. Students majoring in Nutrition and Wellness take courses in nutrition, public health education, and exercise and sport science. Students graduate with a major in nutrition and a minor in health studies. For more information contact Dr. Lauren Haldeman at 256-0311 or lahaldem@uncg.edu.

Visit the Nutrition Program online at http://www.uncg.edu/ntr.

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