To: Perspective Wisconsin Dietetic Association (WDA) Member

From: WDA

Re: Joining our Association

We would like to take this opportunity to invite you to join the nation's most respected and influential organization for food and nutrition professionals. By joining the American Dietetic Association (ADA), you automatically become a member of WDA. ADA's and WDA's programs and services can take your career farther and will help strengthen your position in the marketplace. By joining ADA and WDA you become eligible to join your district association. The district association offers continuing education opportunities, networking, and partnerships on a local level. ADA, WDA, and your district association advocates your profession and becomes a voice for you to the public, to our legislators and also to other health care providers.

What Else Does Joining ADA & WDA Do For You?

• You have the best scientific and evidence-based information at your fingertips. Check the facts on a wide variety of topics through ADA's online Evidence Analysis Library.
• You stay up-to-date with the latest food and nutrition information. By getting the Daily News, Journal of the American Dietetic Association, ADA Times and more, you have access to the latest news and developments, enhancing your efficiancy and proficiency.
• You have access to fast answers-free of charge. Answers to your questions are just a quick phone call or email away from ADA's Knowledge Center. Call 1.800.877.1600, ext. 4853 or 4784; or email knowledge@eatright.org.
  
• Saves Money $$$$, you receive significant discounts on state and national registration to annual meetings, workshops and on any purchase made through ADA's products and services catalog Offers continuing education programs on current research and trends, as well as assistance in the development of the CDR professional portfolio.
• Access to membership in ADA Practice Groups which provide peer networking and publication of excellent newsletters and related resources
• Access to ADA and WDA electronic mailing lists. By joining these mailing lists you can access your peers to find out who else is doing the same things you are and for help in getting information about a problem or question
• Access to the Nutrition Network Referral System, Career and Job Links, literature searches, bibliographies, and other research assistance through ADA's InfoCenter. and grants and other funding through the ADA Foundation
• MORE, MORE, MORE, check out: http://www.eatright.org . Click on Join ADA to link to ADA Member Benefits, Member Application Forms and to learn more about "Why Should I Be A Member of ADA?"
  

This is your career choice and your profession, join us today and support it!!!

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About the Wisconsin Dietetic Association

The Wisconsin Dietetic Association is the link to nutrition and health in Wisconsin. This professional organization promotes registered dietitians and dietetic technicians as the nutrition experts through membership, continuing education, and legislative activities. Members specialize in a variety of nutrition services including:  Weight Loss Recommendations for losing weight safely Diet pills and ins and outs of popular diets like weight watchers, atkins diet, zone diet, cabbage soup diet, low carbohydrate diet and others Healthy Lifestyle Promotion Optimum health, wellness, chronic disease management, soy nutrition, food guide pyramid, vegetarian diets Women's Health Osteoporosis treatment and prevention, healthy menopause Diabetes Development of diabetic diet meal plans, diabetes diets and diabetes recipes Carbohydrate (carb) counting Sports Nutrition Training diets and menus Heart Disease Development of low cholesterol diet menus, low fat recipes and low cholesterol diets Cancer Nutrition Cancer diet, cancer prevention, eating tips for cancer treatment Community Nutrition Nutrition interventions for at risk populations Pediatric Nutrition Nutritional assessments Recommendations for children and adolescents Complementary Medicine Complementary therapies that include vitamin and mineral supplementation, botanicals and functional foods as well as mind/body approaches Critical Care Specialized nutrition support and critical care nutrition