Conference Committee
Planning, Development, and Implementation
The Conference Committee is responsible for the planning, development, and implementation of an annual conference for ASNNA members. The committee meets monthly, usually from June through February. The ASNNA Conference, usually held in early February, offers members an opportunity to hear keynote/plenary speakers, participate in breakout sessions led by their peers, meet with regional representatives and FNS staff over the course of three days.
ASNNA will host a virtual conference in 2022. We are planning for February 8th – 11th, 2022; please save the dates! ASNNA 2022 virtual Conference: Transforming Tomorrow Together: Building on 30 Years of SNAP-Ed. Learn More!
2022 ASNNA Conference
February 8th - 10th, 2022
2022 ASNNA Conference
ASNNA will host a virtual conference in 2022!
The ASNNA Conference Committee is busy planning the 2022 ASNNA Conference. Based on where we are in the pandemic and planning process, we felt it best to move forward with a virtual conference. We are planning for February 8 – 11, 2022; please save the dates!
Interested in volunteering to plan the conference? We are looking for members for the following committees:
- Keynote/Plenary Sessions Subcommittee
- Breakout/Poster Sessions Subcommittee
- Engagement & Marketing Subcommittee
- Evaluation Subcommittee
Conference registration link below!
Early Registration
ASNNA Member- Deadline for registration is January 14, 2022.
Regular Registration
ASNNA Member- Deadline for registration is January 28, 2022.
Late Registration
ASNNA MEMBER- Dealine for registration is February 11, 2022.
Early Registration
Non - ASNNA Member- Deadline for registration is January 14, 2022.
Regular Registration
Non - ASNNA Member- Deadline for registration is January 28, 2022.
Late Registration
Non - ASNNA Member- Dealine for registration is February 11, 2022.
Past Conferences
FY 2021 ASNNA Conference Theme
“Promoting equity in nutrition and best practices for adapting programming during public health emergencies, such as COVID-19, hurricanes, fires, lead poisoning, among others.”
Conference Objectives:
- Identify frameworks for delivering SNAP-Ed programming using an equity lens.
- Share best-practice strategies to adapt SNAP-Ed programming that responds to evolving needs due to public health emergencies.
- Provide updates from federal nutrition programs to highlight opportunities with SNAP-Ed programming.
Presenters must register to attend the conference. We encourage a diversity of practitioners and scholars to submit abstracts to ensure a diverse and inclusive conference.
Current Committee Members
Tammy Reasoner (co-chair)
Tasha Gerken-Nelson (co-chair)
Kathryn Boryc Smock
Hailey Boudreau
Amy Branham
Jo Britt-Rankin
Celeste Doerr
Dawn Earnesty
Deanna East
Mikayla Gallo
Teresa Jackson
Dregory Jones
Kimberly Keller
Kamal Khaira
Sarah Miracle
Renda Nelson
Sarah Panken
Jessica Rochester
Tandy Rundus
Max Young
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