2. New Member Orientation Agenda
Roll call – who is on today’s call?
Structure and funding of our organization
Overview of our website – asphn.org
Committees and Councils
Grant Projects
Benefits of being an ASPHN member
Wrap up and questions

3. 2019-2020 Board Members President: Diane Golzynski
President-elect: Tiffani Grant
Past President: Robin Stanton
Treasurer: Patricia Simmons
Secretary: Emily Bash
Directors at Large:
Becky Adams
Jill Lange
Diane Peck
Jackie Rios-Avila
Jennifer Young
Fruit & Vegetable Council:
Megan Hlavacek
Melissa Lonsberry
MCH Nutrition Council:
Heather Harrison-Catledge
Jennifer Dellaport
Obesity Prevention Nutrition Council:
Elaine Russell
Cheryl Hill

4. Consultants Executive Director-Karen Probert, MS, RD
Director of Operations-Cyndi Atterbury, MPA, RD, LDN
Program Development Director-Sandy Perkins, MS, RD, LD
Amber Brown, RDN
Amber Phipps, MS
Allison McGuigan
Emia Oppenheim, PhD, RD, LD
Janelle Clepper, MPH, CPH
Lourdes Pogue
Martha Hagen, MS, RD, LD, IBCLC
Michelle Futrell, MS, RD, LDN
Shana Patterson, RDN
Steve Owens, MD, MPH, MA
Thometta Cozart, MS, MPH, CHES, CPH

6. Funding Partners
CDC, Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity (DNPAO)
HRSA, Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB) 6

7. Types of ASPHN Membership
✔ Designees – appointed by the state health official
✔ Expanded members – all others in the state department of health, human services, agriculture or aging, or tribes
✔ Associate members – local agencies, universities, retired, and students 7

8. Tour of asphn.org
We encourage participants on the call to follow along on their computer

9. ASPHN Committees Policy Collaboration
Membership Communication & Outreach
Governance

10. ASPHN Councils National Fruit & Vegetable Nutrition Council
Maternal and Child Health Nutrition Council
Obesity Prevention Nutrition Council

11. ASPHN Policy Committee
Meets the 4th Thursday of every month at 2:00 pm ET.
The Policy Committee is ASPHN’s voice in promoting and influencing public health nutrition policies.
Contact Michelle Futrell for more information!

12. ASPHN Collaboration Committee
Meets quarterly, scheduled in advance. The next meeting is in December 2019.
The Collaboration Committee is a national team that strengthens and improves ASPHN’s strategic partnerships.
Committee work is accomplished through work groups formed around partnership and liaison priorities.
Contact Shana Patterson for more information!

13. Growing ASPHN Leaders
Leadership training opportunity open to all ASPHN members
Helps you grow in ways that enhance leadership skills and provides practical application
8 leadership training calls from Dec – June 2020
Contact Shana Patterson to request an application or get more information. Application deadline is Oct. 11th. Only a few spots left!

14. ASPHN MC&O Committee
Meets the 1st Tuesday of every month at 1:00 pm ET.
The MC&O Committee provides guidance regarding communications to ASPHN members and partners, and promotes membership involvement.
Contact Allison McGuigan for more information!

15. ASPHN Governance Committee
ASPHN Board of Directors position descriptions
Current chair is Diane Peck(AL)

16. ASPHN Councils National Fruit & Vegetable Nutrition Council
Maternal and Child Health Nutrition Council
Obesity Prevention Nutrition Council
Councils are open to all ASPHN members
Contact Sandy Perkins for more information!

17. Children’s Healthy Weight CoIIN
Contact Sandy Perkins for more information

18. Collaborative Innovation & Improvement Network (CoIIN)
A group of self-motivated people with a collective vision, enabled by the web to collaborate in achieving a common goal by sharing ideas, information and work

20. Learn the Signs. Act Early.
Contact Amber Brown for more information

21. CDC – WIC Developmental Monitoring

22. CDC – WIC Developmental Monitoring
We support 3 state WIC Programs to replicate LTSAE WIC Model developed in Missouri.
The 3 states selected are: Arkansas, Massachusetts, and Nevada.
States invited to participate at a Technical Assistance Level are: Georgia, Iowa, Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Virgin Islands.

23. Obesity Mini CoIIN
Contact Dr. Emia Oppenheim for more information

24. ASPHN Obesity Mini CoIIN
CDC – Nutrition in ECE
ASPHN Obesity Mini CoIIN
Increased # of ECE settings conducting sustainable, comprehensive farm to ECE
Technical assistance, networking, in-person learning session, and state stipend
13-person Advisory Committee

25. CDC – Nutrition in ECE Runs through July 2020
The 5 states selected are: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Minnesota, and Ohio
Working closely with National Farm to School Network

26. CDC – Breastfeeding Coalitions
Martha Hagen is lead consultant
Subcontract with U.S. Breastfeeding Committee
ASPHN will have a greater presence at NBCC
More stories in story bank
More breastfeeding advocates in ASPHN

27. Health Equity Internship Program
Contact Dr. Steven Owens or Thometta Cozart for more information

28. CDC – Health Equity Internship
10 interns in the Fall and 10 in the Spring
Undergraduate and graduate students attending Minority Serving Institutions
12-week internship sessions
Sites: state and local health departments and local non-governmental organizations

29. CDC – Health Equity Internship
Lots of professional mentoring
Many interns attend the ASPHN Annual Meeting

33. 6 categories of practice and indicators

34. Public Health Nutrition
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