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DPG/MIG Priority Session: Proposal Guidelines

Dietetic Practice Groups (DPGs) and Member Interest Groups (MIGs) play a vital role in shaping FNCE into a forum for current, cutting-edge and original educational programming related to food and nutrition issues. By presenting a program proposal, a DPG/MIG creates a presence for its unique focus within the dietetics profession. These programs allow the DPGs/MIGs to share their expertise with the entire profession and can also be used as part of the marketing plan to promote DPG/MIG membership.

• Background Information
  
• Session Proposal Process
  
• Session Selection
  
• Speaker Reimbursement and Benefits
  
• Session Review and Notification Process
  
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