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Reporting of foodborne illness by US consumers and healthcare professionals
S Arendt, L Rajagopal, C Strohbehn, N Stokes, J Meyer, S Mandernach
International journal of environmental research and public health 10 (8 …, 2013
902013
Teacher perceptions and preferences for 5 school breakfast program models
EB Krueger, DL Eggett, N Stokes
Journal of nutrition education and behavior 50 (8), 788-794, 2018
162018
Teachers’ experience and perspectives of traditional breakfast and breakfast in the classroom
N Stokes, L Spruance, EV Patten, EK Lybbert
Journal of nutrition education and behavior 51 (8), 936-945, 2019
132019
A comparison of experiences with factors related to food insecurity between college students who are food secure and food insecure: A qualitative study
R Richards, N Stokes, J Banna, M Cluskey, M Bergen, V Thomas, ...
Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics 123 (3), 438-453. e2, 2023
102023
Hourly employees’ perceptions about farm to school program barriers and keys to success: Differences by state and number of meals served
C Strohbehn, S Arendt
72015
Foodservice management educators’ perspectives on Nutrition and menu planning in student-operated restaurants
A Mathews, EV Patten, N Stokes
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 53 (3), 223-231, 2021
62021
Processing and promoting local produce as part of farm to school programs: perspectives of school nutrition staff
N Stokes, L Spruance
Journal of hunger & environmental nutrition 15 (6), 778-793, 2020
62020
Dietetics student-operated restaurant: The customer experience and perspective
N Stokes, EV Patten, RE Weight
J. Foodserv. Manag. Educ 12, 1-6, 2018
52018
Identifying farm to school barriers and keys to success: Perceptions of hourly employees
N Stokes, SW Arendt
Journal of hunger & environmental nutrition 12 (4), 495-515, 2017
52017
School foodservice employees’ beliefs about local produce use at work and home
N Stokes, SW Arendt
Journal of foodservice business research 21 (3), 329-341, 2018
42018
Content analysis of websites of didactic programs in dietetics for evidence of diversity, equity, and inclusion
D Tufuga, K Mueller, SG Bellini, N Stokes, EV Patten
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 54 (12), 1116-1124, 2022
32022
Farm-to-School Product Purchasing Frequencies Reported by School Food Service Employees.
N Stokes, SW Arendt
Journal of Child Nutrition & Management 42 (2), n2, 2018
32018
Differences in Farm to School activities based on management type and length of Farm to School Program
S Kang, S Arendt, N Stokes
Journal of Child Nutrition & Management 40 (2), 2016
22016
Investigating barriers and keys to success when implementing and maintaining farm to school programs: Perspectives of hourly school foodservice employees
N Stokes
22014
Preparing future foodservice managers: Operational and educational characteristics of student-operated restaurants
N Stokes, EV Patten, JM Vaterlaus, M Tanner, A Mathews
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 54 (6), 565-574, 2022
12022
Confidence of hourly school nutrition employees with local and farm-fresh produce
A Nothum, D Eggett, N Stokes
J. Child. Nutr. Manag 43, 1-16, 2019
12019
Comparisons of foodservice staff and parent perceptions of the nutritional quality of school breakfast
L Spruance, A Haines, A Glover, J Esplin, M Woolford, N Stokes
ANNALS OF BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE 52, S532-S532, 2018
12018
Food Insecurity in the US: An International Student Perspective
K Ang, S Lucero, K Lee, A Barney, C Mathusek, V Thomas, J Banna, ...
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 55 (7), 20, 2023
2023
Students’ Perceptions of Their Student-Operated Restaurant Experience: A Qualitative Study
AE Clark, B Woodbury, EV Patten, N Stokes
Nutrients 15 (9), 2186, 2023
2023
Educational Video Intervention Improves Perceptions of Breakfast in the Classroom Among College Students in Elementary Education
C Jensen, L Sprunace, T Leavitt, N Stokes
Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior 55 (4), 304-310, 2023
2023
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