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Constituent Groups
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Exhibits
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NSF International
Food Safety Information Center
Crown Ware Manufacturing, Inc.
IEH-Warren Analytical Laboratories
National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation
Orkin Commercial Services
Bio-Guard Plastics
National Food Service Management Institute
International Association for Food Protection (IAFP)
Utah State University Extension
Life Sciences Research Office (LSRO)
National Cattlemen's Beef Association
FreshLoc Technologies
Guarantek Analytical Laboratories
ORC Macro
National Association of County and City Health Officials
Garrison Enterprises
Clean Hands Coalition
Glo Germ Company
International Food Information Council
NEHA Training
The Scrub Club - NSF International
The Soap and Detergent Association
Food and Nutrition Service
Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service
Partnership for Food Safety Education
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition
Educational Exhibits
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A Food Safety Education Program for Farm Workers and Their Families
Elizabeth A. Bihn and Robert B. Gravani, Cornell University
Online Food Handlers Course
Cheryl C. Cothran, Northern Arizona University
Germ City: Clean Hands, Healthy People
B. Susie Craig, Washington State University Extension; Guendoline
Brown, West Virginia University Extension Service; Sandra M. McCurdy,
University of Idaho; Lynn C. Nakamura-Tengan, University of Hawaii
Foodservice Food Defense Training Video
Gary "Lee" Frantz, South Dakota State University
Multilingual Multimedia Tools to Reach At-Risk Audiences
Jeanne Gleason, New Mexico State University
The "Magic" of Food Safety for Children
Pattie A. McNiel, Michigan State University
Food Safety Works: A Safe Food Handler Program
Edie M. McSherry and Jane K. Frobose, Colorado State University
Cooperative Extension
WHO's Five Keys to Food Safety
Jorgen Schlundt, Françoise Fontannaz, and Margaret Miller,
World Health Organization
Vibrio vulnificus Infection: A Deadly Illness in At-Risk Audiences
Tori L. Stivers, University of Georgia; Pamela D. Tom, University
of California-Davis
Food Safety Educational Materials for Foodservice Staff and Residents in Schools and Assisted
Living Facilities for the Elderly
Catherine H. Strohbehn and Jeannie Sneed, Iowa
State University; Daniel H. Henroid, Jr., University of Houston
Poster Presentations
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HACCP for School Food Service
Julie A. Albrecht, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Healthy Pets/Healthy People: A Program to Educate the Public
About Health Risks Associated with Pets
Heather Bair-Brake, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Tribally Based Meat Microbiology and HACCP Training
Lynn C. Paul, Montana State
University Extension
Animals and Hand Washing: If You Pet It, Don't Forget It, Wash Your Hands, You Won't Regret It
Guendoline Brown, West Virginia University Extension Service
Food Safety Attitudes, Locus of Control, and Efficacy of Young Adults
Carol Byrd-Bredbenner, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Pregnant Women's and Seniors' Storage Practices for Refrigerated Ready-to-Eat Foods: Results of a Web-Enabled Panel Survey
Sheryl C. Cates and Katherine M. Kosa, RTI International
Comparison of Food Safety Practices and Information Sources for At-Risk Households and the General Population
Mildred M. Cody, Georgia State University; Mary Ann Hogue, The
Steritech Group, Inc.
Responses of HIV-Positive Female Patients From a Private Practice Regarding Food Safety Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behaviors
P. Michelle Davis, Southern Regional Medical Center, Georgia
Participatory Food Safety Research With Produce Growers
Mary B. Gregoire and Catherine Strohbehn, Iowa
State University
Food Safety Labeling Claims Study
Joan Rothenberg, International Food Information Council
Helping Teens Serve Food Safely | PDF
Julie Garden-Robinson and Tera L. Sandvik, North Dakota Extension
Services
Audience Assessment for Food Defense Risks
Marie Rienzo and Aylin Sayir, Michigan State University
Antimicrobial Resistance and Diversity of Foodborne Pathogens in Pigs
Wondwossen A. Gebreyes, North Carolina State University
Monitoring Foodborne Diseases - FoodNet
Olga Henao, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Cold Pizza for Breakfast | PDF (3.0MB)
Alice C. Henneman and Cindy M. Brison, University of Nebraska
Extension Lincoln
Sanitation and Quality Assurance Training Program for Retail Seafood Handlers
Dawn L. Hentges, Bowling Green State University
From Farm to Meals: Food Safety Awareness Among the Women of Haryana State of India
Meera Jayaswal, Postgraduate Department of Psychology,
Ranchi, Jharkhand, India
Assessment of a Short-Term Learning Experience in Promoting Positive Attitudes Toward Avoidance of
Listeriosis in a WIC Population
Ruba Jibreen, Georgia State University
Food Safety Educational Curriculum for WIC Clients
Lisa Kennon, University of North Texas
Attitudes Toward Food Safety and the Food System | PPT
Andrew J. Knight, Michelle Worosz, Craig Harris, and Ewen C.D.
Todd, Michigan State University
Food Handling Behaviors and Attitudes Among At-Risk Populations: Data From the 2006 FDA Food Safety Survey | PDF (1.9MB)
Amy M. Lando, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Food Hygiene Campaign in the United Kingdom
Robert Martin, Food Standards Agency, United Kingdom
Young Adults Don't Fight BAC!®
Jaclyn Maurer, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Safe Food All Year Round: Food Safety Toolkits Targeting Diverse and Ethnic Populations
Lillian G. Occeña-Po, Michigan State University
A Team Approach to Implementing a School Food Safety Program Based on the Process Approach to HACCP Principles in a Rural State
Lynn C. Paul, Montana State University Extension
Celebrating Safe Foods at Pow Wows
Lynn C. Paul and Deborah M. LaVeaux, Montana State University
Extension
Targeting Cloth-Wiper Use in the Domestic Kitchen: Analysis of Consumer Attitudes, Self-Reported
Practices, and Observed Behaviors
Elizabeth C. Redmond and Christopher J. Griffith, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff, United Kingdom
A Qualitative Evaluation of Factors That Influence the Efficacy of Consumer Food Safety Education in the U.K.
Elizabeth C. Redmond and Christopher J. Griffith, University of
Wales Institute Cardiff, United Kingdom
Attitudes and Food Safety Behaviors of Older Females: Implications for Strategy Development Using the Social Marketing Approach
Elizabeth C. Redmond and Christopher J. Griffith, University of
Wales Institute Cardiff, United Kingdom
Hand Awareness Program
William C. Sawyer, Henry the Hand Foundation
Each-One-Teach-One: Transporting Food Safety Education From the University Classroom Into the Local Community
Terra L. Smith, The University of Memphis
Mentoring Model for HACCP Implementation in School Foodservice
Jeannie Sneed, Iowa State University; Daniel H. Henroid, Jr.,
University of Houston
Vibrio vulnificus Infection: A Deadly Illness in At-Risk Audiences | PDF
Tori L. Stivers, University of Georgia; Pamela D. Tom, University
of California Davis
Self-Reported Food Safety Behaviors Among Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program Clients, Miami, Florida, 2005
Mary Jo Trepka, Florida International University
GIS Technology in Food Safety, Food Defense, and Disaster Planning and Response
Margaret Venuto, Food and Nutrition Service, USDA
On the Wild Side: Food Safety for Hunters
Cami S. Wells, Susan E. Brown, and Carol J. Schwarz, University
of Nebraska Extension-Lincoln
Keep It Cool! Refrigerator Thermometer Program
Nancy R. Wiker and Marcia Weber, Penn State Cooperative Extension
ServSafe Certification Training
Ellen M. DeFay, Cornell University Cooperative Extension
The Economic and Emotional Burden of Foodborne Illness
Barbara Kowalcyk, Safe Tables Our Priority (S.T.O.P.)
Food Safety Support for the Elderly
Lillie Monroe-Lord and Dawanna James-Holly, University of the District of Columbia, Cooperative Extension Service
Food Handler Education for Small Non-Commercial Service Agencies
Lillie Monroe-Lord and Dawanna James-Holly, University of the District of Columbia, Cooperative Extension Service
Explaining the FSIS Sampling Program for E. coli O157:H7 in Raw Ground Beef | PPT
Kristina Barlow, Food Safety and Inspection Service, USDA
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January 11, 2007
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