Title
FUEL the Community- Improving health of underserved populations, one plate at a time
Department, Center, or Institute
Health Sciences
Presentation Format
Department Organized Oral Session
Presentation Type
Internship
Description
FUEL is a plate-based, healthy eating program that has been demonstrated to improve nutrient, facilitate weight management, and improve health outcomes associated with chronic disease. Through this internship program students are trained in the FUEL curriculum and then disseminate the program to underserved populations in the community such as homeless shelters, addiction recovery centers, and emergency food pantries.
Department Organized Oral Session Title
Health Sciences Internship Symposium
Moderator/Professor
Kelly Frazier, Furman University Health Sciences
Session Number
1
Start Date and Time
4-9-2019 9:45 AM
Location
PAC 116
Recommended Citation
Holt, Madeline; Trinter, Paige; and Kritikos, Brooke, "FUEL the Community- Improving health of underserved populations, one plate at a time" (2019). Furman Engaged!. 218.
https://scholarexchange.furman.edu/furmanengaged/2019/all/218
FUEL the Community- Improving health of underserved populations, one plate at a time
PAC 116
FUEL is a plate-based, healthy eating program that has been demonstrated to improve nutrient, facilitate weight management, and improve health outcomes associated with chronic disease. Through this internship program students are trained in the FUEL curriculum and then disseminate the program to underserved populations in the community such as homeless shelters, addiction recovery centers, and emergency food pantries.