Learn more about our new Concentration Area: Leadership
and Project Management
Dear Prospective Dietetic Intern:
The faculty of the Illinois State University (ISU) Dietetic
Internship program is pleased to know you are interested in
applying for one of the appointments in our MS/RD program. The
program is designed to provide the opportunity to develop skills
in the areas of clinical nutrition therapy, community nutrition,
and food service management. The new Concentration area of
Leadership and Project Management is in its initial year!
As an intern you will develop your personal management style as
you work with over six different preceptors while reflecting on
your experiences with managing in the dietetics field. We
are excited to
provide you with a culminating experience of managing activities
for National Nutrition Month in the local school district.
In addition, graduates of our
program earn a Master of Science degree in Family and Consumer
Sciences. The Dietetic Internship program at Illinois State University is a
21-month experience offered in conjunction with a Master of Science degree
in Family and Consumer Sciences.
The Dietetic Internship program is currently granted
initial accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for
Dietetic Education of the American Dietetic Association.
This web site includes a program overview and information
describing the curriculum, rotation sites, estimated costs,
guaranteed graduate assistantship, application, and admission
procedure. The ISU Dietetic Internship program participates in
computerized matching; therefore, applications must be
postmarked by February.
Illinois State University is located in the heart of the
Midwest. Bloomington/Normal, Illinois is a delightful community
that is easily accessible to both Chicago and St. Louis. If you
have additional questions regarding the ISU Dietetic Internship
Program, please call me at (309) 438-7031 or
e-mail .
Sincerely,
Dr. Julie Raeder Schumacher, EdD, RD
Dietetic Internship Director
Instructional Professor - Department of Family and Consumer
Sciences