Nutrition, Family & Consumer Science Advisor, San Diego, CALIFORNIA

[jikeda at socrates.Berkeley.EDU]

The University of California Cooperative Extension has a Nutrition, Family 
and Consumer Science Advisor position open in one of the most attractive 
urban areas of the United States, San Diego.  Not only is this a lovely 
area to live in, the salary and benefits are very competitive, and the job 
is challenging, exciting, and is a tremendous opportunity for a established 
nutrition professional.


UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION

Nutrition, Family & Consumer Science Advisor
San Diego County, CA

The Univ. of California is seeking a career track academic candidate to 
address the Cooperative Ext. research and educational program priorities of 
consumers/families in San Diego County.  Improve specific practices related 
to their nutrition, health, and food safety practices.  Develop/disseminate 
info useful to consumers, agencies/organizations.  Develop programs in the 
utilization of community resources, consumer and family resource mgmt., 
economic stability and security, and understanding of the consumer 
agriculture connection.  Responsibility for the Expanded Food and Nutrition 
Educ. Program for youth and adults, and the Food Stamp Nutrition Educ. 
Program.  Provide local leadership and knowledge in nutrition, food safety 
and consumer issues.  Enlist skills of county-based advisors, campus 
specialists and faculty at the local/national level, and provide info to 
all clientele.  Maintain close liaison with local, state, and fed'l 
agencies and organizations dealing with program issues.

Requirements:  Minimum of a Master's Degree in Nutrition, Food Safety, or 
Home Ec with coursework in nutrition.  Ability to work independently and as 
a team member; ability to relate research-based info to the public and 
conduct issue-focused research, and to teach effectively.  Interpersonal 
skills to establish and maintain positive working relationships with 
clientele, public agencies, and academic colleagues.  Experience in 
community assessment and program design is desirable.  Computer skills 
required.  To apply, contact Cheryl Gneckow, (cheryl.gneckow at ucr.edu), 
DANRCentral Coast & South Region, #213, Univ. of California, Riverside 
92521 (909) 787-3604.  Deadline:  Jan. 12, 2001.  Refer 
to:   (#ACCSO-00-02). AA/EOE.





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>>Cheryl Gneckow

>>Administrative Specialist

>>DANR--Central Coast and South Region

>>(909) 787-3604; 787-2328 (fax)

>>(cheryl.gneckow at ucr.edu)

>>http://ccsr.ucdavis.edu

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