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The Department of Nutrition in the School of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University (https://case.edu/medicine/nutrition) invites applications for two tenure-track or tenured faculty positions at the level of Assistant, Associate, or Professor for an academic research scholar with established expertise in community-based intervention research, with a preferred focus on maternal and child health.

The successful candidate will also be expected to contribute to the educational and mentoring mission of the department, teaching at least one graduate level course per year within the department and contributing to the development of a new PhD track in Community and Applied Nutrition.

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The Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program offers over 400 awards in more than 130 countries for U.S. citizens to teach, conduct research and carry out professional projects around the world. College and university faculty, as well as artists and professionals from a wide range of fields can join over 400,000 Fulbrighters who have come away with enhanced skills, new connections and greater mutual understanding.

The application deadline is September 15, 2022, 11:59 pm PST.

The Director of Racial Equity and Public Health directs the planning, development, and implementation of initiatives to advance racial equity and public health for academic medicine. They will identify emerging trends and challenges, develop and implement a strategy for external initiatives that address these issues, and collaborate closely with partner organizations and constituents to guide this body of work.

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The Senior Advisor, Global Health Knowledge Management will drive and oversee strategy, technical direction, and operational management for the Healthy Newborn Network (HNN), an online community dedicated to addressing critical knowledge gaps in maternal and newborn health (MNH). The focus of HNN will expand in 2022 to bring together partner organizations and individuals working in reproductive, maternal, newborn, child, and adolescent health and nutrition (RMNCAHN) to share key resources, data, experiences, and lessons, and help increase global commitment to the advancement of these areas. In addition, you will provide technical documentation and knowledge management (KM) support (technical writing, editing, events, and product development) for the Department of Global Health (DGH) in various technical health thematic areas, including adolescent nutrition, climate change and health, and equity.

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Under the limited supervision of the Director of the Rudd Center, the Digital Communications Coordinator will be responsible for planning and carrying out the Rudd Center’s digital media and communications activities. This individual will also work with Rudd research and advocacy staff to develop outreach materials to disseminate the Rudd Center’s mission and work to key audiences.

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The VP of Advocacy & Programs manages the program directors and works closely with the Executive Team members, particularly the VP of Science & Innovation to ensure UCS positions and solutions are informed by robust, independent, and equity-informed scientific analysis. They drive coherence and evolution in cross-programmatic policy positions, in response to the science, political environment, and partner insights. In collaboration with Program Directors and staff, they also push UCS to develop effective advocacy strategies, tactics, and deployment of staff. They act as a thought partner with Program Directors on campaign strategy, ground campaigns in equity, and build stronger cross-program connectivity. The VP of A&P also serves as a compelling voice for UCS science-based advocacy to key external audiences. The VP of A&P brings experience in one or more of our core issues areas and combines deep US experience at the state and federal levels with a global perspective and networks.

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The person hired for this specific opening will serve as a Postdoctoral Fellow for Gretchen Swanson Center’s evaluations related to
federal food assistance programs.

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The National WIC Association (NWA) is looking to hire a full-time Development Manager to manage its grant fundraising. This is an opportunity to work with a team on important nutrition security, public health, and health equity initiatives, either in DC or remotely.

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The Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer will be a seasoned and innovative leader with deep knowledge of the public health policy landscape, a strong operational skillset, and significant management experience. The ideal candidate will have a minimum of 10 years of experience in senior leadership roles in policy, advocacy, and/or public health organizations; extensive knowledge of federal legislative, regulatory, and budget processes, decisionmakers, and key stakeholders. A Master’s Degree in Public Policy, Public Health, Juris Doctor, or the equivalent is strongly preferred.

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The Food First Fellows Program is a research, advocacy and leadership fellowship for early career researchers, academics and grassroots organization advocates. Its purpose is to nurture and grow the next generation of influential thought leaders capable of creating and implementing strategies in the food justice/food sovereignty space. This fellowship is part of the Institute for Food and Development Policy (better known as Food First) transition towards a BIPOC-led and focused organization. The inaugural cohort of up to three (3) Fellows will serve a one-year fellowship with a possible additional year extension. Learn more here.

The Food First Fellows Program is a research, advocacy and leadership fellowship for early career researchers, academics and grassroots organization advocates. Its purpose is to nurture and grow the next generation of influential thought leaders capable of creating and implementing strategies in the food justice/food sovereignty space.

This fellowship is part of the Institute for Food and Development Policy (better known as Food First) transition towards a BIPOC-led and focused organization. The inaugural cohort of up to three (3) Fellows will serve a one-year fellowship with a possible additional year extension.

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PHA is seeking an experienced, passionate, results-oriented professional to shape and grow the organization. This position will direct and oversee data systems for our programs, individual donors, and impact evaluation efforts, and will report to the Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives.

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The Vice President of Food Industry Outreach for the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy plays a critical role to support the U.S. dairy industry in progressing towards its ambitious sustainability and social responsibility commitments. Founded by U.S. dairy farmers, the Innovation Center convenes leaders from across the U.S. dairy value chain together to develop and advance shared goals, metrics and programs that provide solutions for a more sustainable world and thriving U.S. dairy community.

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The Director will be charged with building upon the Mayor’s Office of Food Access – which has successfully conceived and implemented programs focused on farmers markets, school meals, nutrition incentives and healthy food retail – to execute a broader vision of food justice that expands local food production, supports local and diverse food businesses, and empowers community partners to make nutritious, culturally relevant foods available to all Boston residents.

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The Department of Pediatrics is seeking a Research Program Manager to join our team in a full time position to work within the division of Pediatric Gastroenterology. Columbia University Irving Medical Center’s Department of Pediatrics is a world leader in providing care for children. Our mission areas include Healthcare, Education and Research. We offer care for our patients in over 25 specialty areas as well as individualized care for complex cases. Our Residency, Fellowship and Graduate programs are among the best in the Nation. Our Clinical, Translational and Basic Science research features collaborations across specialties and stretches from the bench to bedside. We also have several active Clinical trials available to our patients.

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The Editor-in-Chief is responsible for the overall management and production of the content of the Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior, published online 12 times a year by Elsevier. The Editor-in-Chief provides all services necessary to manage the affairs of the JNEB in a businesslike fashion. The Editor-in-Chief supervises support staff, which currently includes managing editor services, the Senior Associate Editor, Associate Editors, and an Editor Assistant focused on reviews of new resources. The Editor-in-Chief works with Elsevier and its delegates, such as the publisher, journal manager, etc. Finally, the Editor-in-Chief works in collaboration with the SNEB Journal Committee and its subcommittees to review policies and practices related to JNEB.

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The person hired for this specific opening will serve as Project Coordinator for Communication & Outreach for the Gus Schumacher Nutrition Incentive Program (GusNIP) National Training, Technical Assistance, Evaluation, and Information Center (NTAE). The NTAE is led by Gretchen Swanson Center and funded through a cooperative agreement with the United States Department of Agriculture, National Institute of Food and Agriculture and supports nutrition incentive and produce prescription projects. In partnership with Fair Food Network, the Gretchen Swanson Center assembled the Nutrition Incentive Hub, a coalition of experts in nutrition incentive and produce prescription projects including evaluators, researchers, and practitioners from
across the country.

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PHA is looking for a Social Media Coordinator to join our team who will help us build and implement a strategy to increase our online presence, improve engagement, fundraise, and promote our programs.

You’ll be an essential part of PHA’s Communications team and work closely with our Vice President of Marketing and Development, Director of Communications, and Manager of Communications and Development to build PHA’s biggest brand-owned megaphone: our social media channels. With over 100,000 followers, you’ll have the opportunity to manage the social program of a national nonprofit with a great mission while growing your digital communications and fundraising skills.

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This position will work with an interagency team of program coordinators and support partners to continue the development of a uniform program across ALTSD, PED, and ECECD, including the administration of state appropriated monies, on-boarding and verifying of farmers, and trainings/professional development for nutrition providers. The incumbent will be expected to develop technical assistance manuals, memos, etc. to ensure compliance with USDA regulations. The position will oversee all aspects of program, including curriculum development, evaluation, daily operations, and administration. Incumbent will recruit and develop relationships with local farmers. Oversee the creation of program related education materials. Coordinate and implement the development of a senior services level nutrition program and develop statewide nutrition education for senior centers and food authorities and contracted senior service providers in regards to Farm to Senior Centers and its important work across the State of New Mexico. Provide technical assistance to senior services programs that are having difficulties meeting the requirements, procuring locally grown farmers and assisting with the process of helping farmers getting funding for their produce. Work closely with the Governor¿s Office to ensure success of priority food security initiatives.

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The Food & Hunger Initiative Coordinator will:

• Lead the project management of an administration priority that will work in close collaboration with the Governor’s Office;
• Develop, implement, and monitor a comprehensive inter-agency strategic plan to measurably reduce hunger while strengthening State food systems;
• Work in partnership with other State and Federal agencies and stakeholders in the agriculture, food, and hunger-related sectors ;
• Anticipate competing priorities and setbacks that could delay or negatively impact the expected outcome of these projects;
• Provide strategic support to the leadership of the Human Services Department (HSD) Food and Nutrition Services (FANS) which is responsible for the oversight of an array of food distribution programs- including, but not limited to: School Commodity Foods Program, Emergency Food Assistance Program, and the Commodity Supplemental Food Program for older adults
• Carry out stakeholder engagement, insight, researching, and analyzing complex issues and problems, along with determining solutions that will keep the project on target

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This position will work with an interagency team of program coordinators and support partners to continue the development of a uniform program across ALTSD, PED, and ECECD. Job duties include the administration of state appropriated funds, on-boarding and certification of farmers, and providing training and professional development for providers. The incumbent will be expected to develop technical assistance manuals, memos, and other materials to ensure compliance with USDA regulations. The position will oversee all aspects of the farm to preschool program including curriculum development, evaluation, daily operations, and administration. The incumbent will recruit and develop relationships with local farmers, oversee the creation of program related education materials and coordinate and implement the development of a preschool level nutrition program. This position will develop statewide nutrition education and Farm to Preschool materials for preschool and childcare centers across the State of New Mexico. The selected applicant will provide technical assistance to preschool programs that are having difficulties meeting the requirements or locating locally grown products and will assist with the process of helping farmers get approved and eligible to receive Farm to Preschool funding for their produce or other food products. The Farm to Preschool coordinator will work closely with the Governor’s Office to ensure success of priority food security initiatives. The position will also oversee funding distribution for the Summer Food and At-Risk Expansion & Enhancement grant.

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Whether you’d like to broaden your career options, gain new skills or simply explore topics in public health, the Summer Public Health Institute has courses to meet your needs. More than 25 courses are offered in the following topics: the impact of globalization, food safety and protection, emerging infectious diseases, culturally responsive public health practices, health leadership and management, preparedness, woman and child health, and research methods.

Participants can design an educational experience that can be applied toward a degree program or professional continuing education.  Most courses span one week and provide participants with skills that can be used right away. This year courses will return to in-person with a small selection offered in an online virtual format with a mix of in-person Zoom sessions and online learning. Registration is open now.

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