Mrs. Luong’s class worked with frosting and the Pantone Color Wheel – students created their own color wheels to learn about color selection and creation in apparel.
Our FACS Students Can Manage Resources!
Check out Mrs. Luong’s Resource Management class this spring! They conducted mock interviews for jobs after creating a professional portfolio and resume.
Job Opportunities for Students through the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance
Attention current UCA SDA members, graduates, soon-to-be-graduates!
Please check out or share these wonderful job opportunities with the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance!
For those of you who didn鈥檛 get into internship, are going to be doing grad school, or just wanted some time off between your bachelor鈥檚 and your next step in life, the full-time Cooking Matters position may be for you! 聽I personally volunteered with them during undergrad and worked with them again during dietetic internship. 聽It is, to this day, the most rewarding and fun volunteering experience I鈥檝e ever had. 聽This position, however, would be paid!
Samantha Stadter (a UCA nutrition alumnus who graduated last May) has held the full-time position for the past year and has absolutely LOVED it. 聽It also most certainly strengthened her resume for when聽she applied to (and got in!) her dietetic internship.
There is also a great summer program for both grads and undergrads looking to get some experience under their belt, and this position deals more with No Kid Hungry partners and working on childhood hunger programs. 聽It鈥檚 summer long and full-time, going from May 31st through August 1st.
If you are interested in making valuable connections, getting great experience, and working with one of the best non-profits in the region, please do not hesitate to click the links below!
Thank you!
Cooking Matters Position (Full-time, 12-month position):聽
Youth Ambassador Position (Full-time, summer position):聽
Attention FACS Seniors: Senior Reception on April 21st
Are you about to graduate with a degree in FACS? Masters, Nutrition, Interior Design, General, or Education…..we want you all to come!!!!
Phi Upsilon Omicron Initiation
Phi Upsilon Omicron is an honor society in family and consumer sciences and related areas. The purposes of this honor society are to recognize and encourage academic excellence, develop qualities of professional and personal leadership, provide opportunities for service to the profession, and encourage professional and personal commitment to advance family and consumer sciences and related areas.
Today we welcomed new members to UCA’s Gamma Beta Chapter.
Nutrition Students Build More than Healthy Bodies
Mrs. Schichtl’s Community Nutrition Class worked with聽Kim Doughty from聽 and the聽 to聽build and paint some lovely benches聽for the local community garden. Check out their awesome work:
Dietetic Interns Take on the Capitol
The UCA Dietetic Interns attended a Legislative Day at the state capitol on February 17, 2016. They were guests of Senator Jason Rapert and sat in on the Health Care Committee meeting. Governor Asa Hutchinson spoke at the meeting and shared his vision for Medicaid expansion called Arkansas Works.
As part of their preparation for this event, the dietetic interns reviewed sources from the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics regarding public policy. They used this information to create an infographic for DPD students:
back row, left to right: 鈥婯ayleigh Hunter, Donna Tosh, Taylor Garrett, Shelby Pierceall, Chelsey Berry, Deidra Strom
front row, left to right: Linzie Horney, Whitney Henry, Kimberly Simcox, Haley Barnes, Vincent Suha, Anna Acre
Attention UCA FACS Alumni
We are THRILLED to announce聽the 29th Annual FACS Alumni/Student聽Recognition Luncheon will be held on Wednesday, April 6, 2016 at聽the Brewer-Hegeman Conference Center on the聽UCA campus! Please come help us celebrate the amazing things that are going on in FACS @ UCA.
Extra! Extra! Read All About It
Dietetic Interns Kayleigh Hunter and Haley Barnes were recently featured in The Leader for helping conduct health assessments at the Cabot Veterans Park Community Center. They had a lot to say about nutrition and represented UCA well!
