Dept. of Food and Nutrition - University Wide Support - Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Resources are available in the Department and the College to assist you. These include your advisor, instructors, the Food and Nutrition Department Chairperson, and the Associate Dean and Dean of the College of Health and Human Services.

YOUR ADVISOR

Your advisor is available to assist you with your academic planning and progress toward graduation. Some of the assistance that your advisor will provide includes:

Registration permission forms
Course selection
Suggestions for electives, minors, or double majors
Advice on career opportunities
Graduation check out

FOOD AND NUTRITION DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON

Dr. Susan S. Dahlheimer
15 Ackerman Hall
(724) 357-4440

The department chairperson is an additional resource for matters that relate to your major. The chairperson is responsible for:

All course offerings in Food and Nutrition (FDNT prefix only)
Approval of all course adds with the FDNT prefix if course is closed or restricted
Preliminary graduation approval
Course substitution recommendations

UNDERGRADUATE / Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD) PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Dr. Rita M. Johnson
114 Ackerman Hall
(724) 357-4440

The undergraduate DPD program director is an additional resource for matters that relate to your major and is responsible for:

ADA Intent for Program Completion
ADA Program Completion Verification

DIETETIC INTERNSHIP PROGRAM DIRECTOR AND GRADUATE COORDINATOR

Diane Wagoner, MS, RD, LDN
G-013 McCarthy Hall
(724) 357-3578

The dietetic internship program director and graduate coordinator is an additional resource for matters that relate to your academic program and is responsible for:

DI Completion Verification
Graduate Assistantships

THE ASSOCIATE DEAN

Dr. Jacqueline Beck
222 Zink Hall
357-2560

The Office of the Associate Dean offers a variety of services designed to facilitate your development while you are at IUP. In particular, the Associate Dean is concerned with your academic success and is prepared to support you towards that end. Although you may feel free to consult the Associate Dean about any concerns you may have, there are specific services you need to know about that are offered only by the office of your Associate Dean. Although the following list is by no means exhaustive, it includes the services used most frequently by undergraduate students.

Your Associate Dean makes decisions about:

Academic Good Standing
Probation Status
Dismissal
Readmission
Sufficient Progress Appeals for Financial Aid
Admission to Junior Status
Certification for Graduation
Approval of Course Substitutions
Waiver of Residency Requirements
Evaluation of Credits from Other Institutions
Internship Approvals
Pre-approval for Transfer Course work

In addition, you need to see the Associate Dean for the following: Permission to withdraw from a course after the close of the prescribed withdrawal period for such reasons as illness, accident, or extreme personal problems. Failing a course is not a sufficient reason for requesting a withdrawal after midterm. Faculty are required to inform students of their standing in class prior to the midpoint of the course.

THE DEAN

Dr. Carleen Zoni
216 Zink Hall
357-2555

The Dean of the College of Health and Human Services is responsible for the overall administration of the college. This includes all faculty, personnel, budgetary matters, and curriculum. While the Associate Dean's office handles all student matters, the Dean is available to students if the Associate Dean is not available.

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F & N Home Our People Faculty Support Staff Advisory Board Site Mentors University Wide Student Spotlight Internship Class Alumni Circle Programs Showcase Resources College of H&HS IUP Home URSA	Resources are available in the Department and the College to assist you. These include your advisor, instructors, the Food and Nutrition Department Chairperson, and the Associate Dean and Dean of the College of Health and Human Services. YOUR ADVISOR Your advisor is available to assist you with your academic planning and progress toward graduation. Some of the assistance that your advisor will provide includes: Registration permission forms Course selection Suggestions for electives, minors, or double majors Advice on career opportunities Graduation check out FOOD AND NUTRITION DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON Dr. Susan S. Dahlheimer 15 Ackerman Hall (724) 357-4440 The department chairperson is an additional resource for matters that relate to your major. The chairperson is responsible for: All course offerings in Food and Nutrition (FDNT prefix only) Approval of all course adds with the FDNT prefix if course is closed or restricted Preliminary graduation approval Course substitution recommendations UNDERGRADUATE / Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD) PROGRAM DIRECTOR Dr. Rita M. Johnson 114 Ackerman Hall (724) 357-4440 The undergraduate DPD program director is an additional resource for matters that relate to your major and is responsible for: ADA Intent for Program Completion ADA Program Completion Verification DIETETIC INTERNSHIP PROGRAM DIRECTOR AND GRADUATE COORDINATOR Diane Wagoner, MS, RD, LDN G-013 McCarthy Hall (724) 357-3578 The dietetic internship program director and graduate coordinator is an additional resource for matters that relate to your academic program and is responsible for: DI Completion Verification Graduate Assistantships THE ASSOCIATE DEAN Dr. Jacqueline Beck 222 Zink Hall 357-2560 The Office of the Associate Dean offers a variety of services designed to facilitate your development while you are at IUP. In particular, the Associate Dean is concerned with your academic success and is prepared to support you towards that end. Although you may feel free to consult the Associate Dean about any concerns you may have, there are specific services you need to know about that are offered only by the office of your Associate Dean. Although the following list is by no means exhaustive, it includes the services used most frequently by undergraduate students. Your Associate Dean makes decisions about: Academic Good Standing Probation Status Dismissal Readmission Sufficient Progress Appeals for Financial Aid Admission to Junior Status Certification for Graduation Approval of Course Substitutions Waiver of Residency Requirements Evaluation of Credits from Other Institutions Internship Approvals Pre-approval for Transfer Course work In addition, you need to see the Associate Dean for the following: Permission to withdraw from a course after the close of the prescribed withdrawal period for such reasons as illness, accident, or extreme personal problems. Failing a course is not a sufficient reason for requesting a withdrawal after midterm. Faculty are required to inform students of their standing in class prior to the midpoint of the course. THE DEAN Dr. Carleen Zoni 216 Zink Hall 357-2555 The Dean of the College of Health and Human Services is responsible for the overall administration of the college. This includes all faculty, personnel, budgetary matters, and curriculum. While the Associate Dean's office handles all student matters, the Dean is available to students if the Associate Dean is not available.
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