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Sandra
A. Schlicker, Ph.D.
Sandra Schlicker is the Executive Officer of the American
Society for Clinical Nutrition, the premier scientific
society for clinical nutritionists in medicine and the
health sciences. In that capacity, she is responsible for
the management of the affaitrs of the society and their
prestigious peer-reviewed journal, The American Journal
of Clinical Nutrition. Prior to accepting her present position
in September, 2002, she was a Senior Program Officer at
the Food and Nutrition Board, a unit of the Institute of
Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences from 1995
to 2002. In that capacity she was the study director for
the several Dietary Reference Intakes (DRI) reports and
for the DRI Subcommittee on Upper Reference Levels of Nutrients.
In addition, she worked on Board activities related to
the food safety and the Food Forum which brings together
food industry, academia and consumer officials with the
FDA, USDA, and EPA.
Before joining the Food and Nutrition Board in 1995, Dr.
Schlicker was Vice President of a Washington D.C. based
consulting/research firm which focused on public policy
issues in the fields of agriculture, health and nutrition,
energy, community economic development and education. She
served as a lobbyist, media spokesperson, and nutrition
consultant to food manufacturers and trade associations.
She worked closely with several federal agencies and with
the legislative branch on food and nutrition issues.
Sandy came to Washington in 1982 as a Reagan appointee
to serve as the nutrition advisor to the Administrator
of the Food and Nutrition Service at USDA. She moved from
Buffalo, NY where she was Vice President of NTC Foods Corporation,
a manufacturer of frozen preplated school meals. She has
also served as Head of Nutrition and Home Economics with
Durkee Foods in Cleveland, OH. She began her career as
an assistant professor of food and nutrition at Purdue
University.
Dr. Schlicker holds a B.S. in Science and an M.S. and
Ph.D. in Food and Nutrition from Pennsylvania State University.
An active member of the American Dietetic Association,
American Society of Nutrition Scientists, and American
Society for Clinical Nutrition, she has authored numerous
nutrition articles in professional and consumer publications.
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