Tag: ideas
Hungry for Healthy School Lunch Ideas?
by on Sep.01, 2010, under Nutrition
Mushrooms for lunch study done at UC Davis
The USDA and ARS Western Human Nutrition Research Center invites healthy men and women, between the age of 20 and 59, to participate in a 42-day study with daily study visits at lunch-time on the UC Davis campus.
Read more on The Daily Democrat
Hungry for Healthy School Lunch Ideas?
For quick brown-bag nutrition, think outside the lunchbox. Sandwiches made with banana bread, say.
Read more on US News & World Report
www.ideafit.com/contest – IDEA’s Health and Fitness Contest
by on May.31, 2010, under Health and Fitness
Contest ends June 20, 2007 Prizes: www.ideafit.com Are you a fitness enthusiast, aerobic instructor or a personal trainer that consistently kicks booty? Do you know a yogi who you’d have to see to believe? Can you set the dance floor on fire? IDEA wants to see what you’ve got. Showcase your energy, expertise and enthusiasm and show the world how YOU are inspiring others to fitness or wellness. With the most votes, you could win: 1st prize: You’ll get both A full registration to the 2007 IDEA World Fitness Convention®. Plus, you will have an opportunity to perform your act on the performance stage in the IDEA Fitness & Wellness Expo Hall! 2nd prize: A 1-year supply of vitaminwater® delivered to your door. 3rd prize: A 1-year IDEA membership 4th prize: Select between 2 VIP passes to IDEA’s Reunion Cocktail Party on July 7, 2007 at Stingaree in San Diego, California. $60 IDEA dollars for IDEA’s educational products. Vote for your favorite video at www.ideafit.com
Career ideas that combine bachelor degrees in biology and psychology with an interest in health/fitness?
by on Dec.21, 2009, under Health and Fitness
I am one class away from completing my degree in biology, and a few classes from my psychology degree. I have a lot of interest in the psychology of learning, as well as health and fitness. (I love working out.) I would really like to find a career that combines these interests, but my advisors at college, as well as other professors, family and friends don’t have any ideas. I have taken some career assessment tests on computers, but they require you to pick only one major of interest. And I would really like to do something that makes a difference, where I can see that I’m helping people. I don’t want to sit behind a desk. I need action and variety. Anyone have any ideas?
