Welcome
Welcome to the South Dakota State University (成人视频) Nutrition and Dietetics Master of Science (NDMS) handbook page. This program is an accelerated bachelor鈥檚 to master鈥檚 program with supervised experiential learning (SEL) incorporated throughout this competency-based program. Students accepted into the program with the required prerequisites can complete the program in three years. Including prerequisites, completing the bachelor鈥檚 to master鈥檚 degree program takes approximately five years.
This handbook outlines the Nutrition and Dietetics (M.S.) program at 成人视频 and the career path to obtaining the Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) credential. This handbook is not a contract for the Nutrition and Dietetics (M.S.) program. It serves to provide information about the program as well as the policies and procedures governing the program. The information, policies and procedures in this handbook are intended to be supportive and are subject to all South Dakota Board of Regents (SDBOR) and 成人视频 policies and procedures.
The Nutrition and Dietetics (M.S.) program handbook is a living document, revised annually to ensure that you are always informed about the latest program details and requirements. Each revised edition fully replaces previous versions, providing you with the most up-to-date information.
Program outcomes data are available on request by contacting the Program Director.
Table of Contents
Section 1: General Program Information
Accreditation Statement
Pathway to Becoming a Registered Dietitian
Program Director and Faculty Information
Internal Advisory Committee
External Advisory Committee
Program Mission, Goals and Objectives
Admission Requirements
Prior Assessed Learning
Program Costs
Financial Aid
Section 2: Program Curriculum Learning Activities
Competencies and Performance Indicators
Plan of Study
Monitoring Student Performance
Student Retention and Remediation
Student Discipline or Termination
Distance Education
Supervised Experiential Learning Documentation
Program Completion
Section 3: SEL Site and Preceptor Information
Site Selection and Evaluation
Student Responsibilities During SEL
Preceptors
Benefits of Being a Preceptor
Role of a Preceptor
Responsibilities of a Preceptor
Preceptor Training
Preceptor Continuing Professional Education Opportunities
Site Professional Development Awards
Section 4: General Student Information
Insurance Requirements
Immunization Policy
Travel
Injury or Illness While in a Facility for Supervised Experiential Learning
Drug Testing and Criminal Background Checks
Complaint Process
Student Services
Your Permanent File, Student Records and Privacy
Program Schedule and Academic Calendar
Vacations and Holidays
Leaves of Absence
Withdrawal/Refund of Tuition and Fees
Professional Association and Membership
Photo Identification
Experiential Learning Experiences and Compensation
Media Release
Section 5: Other Policies and Procedures
Undergraduate and Graduate Catalogs
Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action
Credit for Prior Learning
Student Conduct Code
Drug-Free Environment
Disability Accommodations
Safety and Security