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| Download the WSNA / SNA membership form here and begin enjoying the benefits of a great organization. |
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| If you are a vendor, you, too, may become a member of WSNA, have your name published on our website, and be eligible to attend meetings with district directors and supervisors in the state. Download form here. |
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How
will membership in WSNA/SNA benefit you?
· You’ll have access to workshops, conferences,
and other professional growth opportunities at reduced rates.
· You’ll be eligible for scholarships
for education.
· You’ll have opportunities to network with others
in your profession.
· You’ll enhance your professional image.
· You’ll receive the Apple
Press (WSNA’s quarterly newsletter).
· You’ll receive information on current issues
that affect child nutrition.
· You’ll be able to enhance your career through
SNA’s
certification program.
Learn more about membership in the School Nutrition Association,
and join on-line if you wish, by visiting the SNA website
Membership
Information page.
If you are already a member, and wish to recruit others, you
may be interested in the following information:
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Certification / Credentialing
School Nutrition Association (SNA), WSNA’s parent organization,
develops and encourages the highest standards in school foodservice
and nutrition programs and provides educational opportunities
to ensure the professional development of its members. Visit
SNA’s
Certification Page to find everything you need to know
about this program. The SNA
Credentialing program may also be of interest to you.
WSNA offers many opportunities to help you become certified
and to maintain your certification:
· Chapters and/or areas may apply for Chapter
Grants or Specialized
Training Grants. Check here to learn about classes that are being offered in your area.
· Workshops are
offered on both sides of the state twice a year.
· Annual State Conference
provides an opportunity every year for education & networking.
· Industry Seminar
is an annual event designed primarily as a time for education
and networking of district supervisors and industry members.
If your chapter is planning an educational session for continuing
education credits, be sure to follow the Procedures
for Obtaining Approval for Credits.
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