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Energy Balance Learning Center > 2008-2009 Webcasts > nrgBalance Workshop Webcast
nrgBalance Workshop Webcast October 8, 2008, 1:30 pm to 2:30 pmAchieving Energy Balance: Improving Nutrition & Activity at Home, School and in the Community
Audience
Local health and wellness leaders - school health, community health, youth-serving, community recreation and employee wellness professionals Overview Learn how to engage in the nrgBalance movement and implement the programs, campaigns and events that support the creation of healthy environments Workshop objectives:
Learning Objectives
Faculty 
Allison Topper, MS Allison is the Executive Director of the Center. She oversees planning and development of programs to improve school, community and healthcare settings that support healthy eating and physical activity. She received a bachelor’s degree in health and exercise science with a minor in nutrition and a master’s degree from the University of Delaware in Health Promotion Planning with a concentration in Marketing. Staff Presenters Beth Holmes Beth directs strategic development and execution of the nrgBalance brand including program promotion, campaign branding and advertising, and co-marketing with industry partners. She works with the Center team to develop dynamic, clear and consistent program messaging for all of its audiences. Rebecca A. Stametz Rebecca is the Cause Campaign Coordinator and manages programs for schools, recreation centers, and teens. Her expertise lies in public health program management. She received her bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science with a minor in Corporate Fitness from Bloombsurg University and her master's in Public Health, concentrating on Community Health Education from East Stroudsburg University. Danielle is the Public Relations Manager for the Center. She has experience working in both the corporate and non-profit arena. Danielle is a member of the Pennsylvania Public Relations Society, immediate past president of her college alumni chapter and volunteers with a national child sexual abuse prevention campaign. She received her degree in public relations from York College. Resources:
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