The SNEB Fellows designation is a prestigious honor awarded to distinguished members who have demonstrated exceptional achievements in the field of nutrition education and behavior. Fellows are celebrated for their service, dedication, and impact on public health.
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Nominees must be current members of SNEB and have maintained active membership for a minimum of five consecutive years.
Nominees should have at least ten years of professional experience in the field of nutrition education and behavior.
Demonstrated significant contributions to the field through research, practice, policy, or education. This may include published research, development of educational programs, influential policy work, or other relevant accomplishments.
Evidence of leadership within the profession, such as holding key positions within SNEB, other professional organizations, academic institutions, or public health initiatives. Leadership roles may include serving on boards, committees, task forces, or as an advisor or consultant.
Previous recognition of professional achievements, such as awards, honors, or other forms of professional acknowledgment from reputable organizations or institutions.
Active participation and service within SNEB, including involvement in committees, special interest groups, annual conference presentations, or other contributions that support the Society’s mission and goals.
Commitment to mentoring and educating the next generation of nutrition educators and practitioners. Evidence of mentoring students, early-career professionals, or colleagues in the field.
Adherence to high ethical standards and professionalism, contributing to the positive reputation and integrity of the nutrition education and behavior field.
The application process is simple: