When this blog was published, Katherine LIndholm had over 10 years of experience working at the North Texas Food Bank, where she works to expand nutrition-focused measures in the non-profit sector. She has spearheaded the implementation of a new gardening and healthcare-focused program at the NTFB.
Sarah is a registered dietitian nutritionist and foodie. She has a special interest in sports nutrition and is certified in food allergy training. When she isn't working, you can find her in the kitchen baking delicious cakes and beautiful pies. Learn more about Sarah.
This dairy farm-inspired brain break video featuring Dallas Cowboys mascot, Rowdy, is off the hoof! (K-3rd)
Your students can dance along with Dallas Cowboys mascot, Rowdy, in what may be the only smoothie-inspired brain break video. (K-3rd)
Take dance inspiration straight from the fridge in this brain break video featuring Dallas Cowboys mascot, Rowdy! (K-3rd)
The nation’s premier in-school physical activity and nutrition program, and an easy complement to programs you’re already doing.
Fuel Up to Play 60 is the nation’s premier in-school physical activity and nutrition program, and an easy complement to programs you’re already doing.
Tiffany Hull is the dietetic internship director for the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond, Oklahoma. She has worked as a clinical and outpatient dietitian at Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City for 18 years, and serves as the state media representative for the Oklahoma Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.
Dr. Tanya Moseley is an associate professor of radiology, specializing in breast imaging for the past 15 years. She has always been involved with and has held several leadership positions within the medical community; she was most recently named the 2013-2016 American Roentgen Ray Society Section Chief of the Breast Section Case-based Reviews.
Dr. Stephanie Grim is a general pediatrician working at The Pediatric Group, and is the co-owner of Kids 1st, Oklahoma City’s first pediatric after hours clinic. Dr. Grim has special interests in newborn care and preventive medicine. Stephanie graduated from the OU College of Medicine in 2002 and completed her residency training at the Children’s Hospital of Oklahoma. She worked for a year as a clinical assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics and neonatal intensive care unit at OU prior to joining The Pediatric Group in July 2007.
