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Stanton, Rosemary Alison (1944 - )

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Nutritionist and Dietician
Born: 5 June 1944  Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Rosemary Alison Stanton has worked as a nutritionist and dietician since 1966. She was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia, 26 January 1998, for her services to community health, particularly through education in the field of nutrition and dietetics.

Career Highlights

Chronology
1966 - 1968Nutritionist and Dietician at the Department of Health in New South Wales
1969 - Nutritionist and Dietician at Rosemary Stanton Pty. Ltd.
1973 - Member of the New South Wales Institute of Dieticians
1985 - Member of the British Dietetic Association
1987 - Honorary Life Member of Dieticians in Private Practice
1990 - Member of the Food and Environmental Sciences Advisory Board at the University of Western Sydney
1993Service Award received from Dieticians Association of Australia
1994 - Patron of the National Association for the Prevention of Cruelty and Neglect of Children (NAPCAN)
1995 - Vice-President of the Council of the GUT Foundation
1995 - Member of the Scientific Advisory Board Section for Preventative Medicine and Epidemiology at Boston University, USA
1995Inaugural Food Media Nutrition Writers Award received
1997 - Member of the Food Advisory Committee at the New South Wales Department of Health
1997Rural Press Victoria Top Women in Agriculture Award received
1998Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) received
1998Member of the Medical-Scientific Advisory Board of Osteoporosis Australia
1999 - Member of the National Expert Advisory Committee on Alcohol
1999 - Member of the Smart Foods Advisory Board at the University of Wollongong, New South Wales

 

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