ICT Role in 21st Century Education & its Challenges.pptx
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1. Food Survey at a Community
College
Paul Murphy
Other Names Have been Withdrawn
2. What We Did
The purpose of this report is to explore and examine data about
the availability of good quality, affordable, healthy foods that
supports healthy eating within a community College.”
Surveys were completed in April 2012
They began in February and March of 2012
Community Class Project Due April 19 2012
The intention was to gather information
Share any and all findings with community groups
Provide a neutral survey tool
Promote the discussion and open up dialogue
3. The Survey
A total of 107 surveys where done though the college. The
surveys were done randomly.”
No targets were tailored
411 was the intent
Questions were designed to garner data
The goal is to share all 411
Explore the food environment
The hope is that others may wish to utilize the 411 to
address their mandates
Just the facts of the data
6. 1 Is nutritious, healthy, food available at the college?
never often sometimes rarely always
9% 9%
11%
19%
52%
7. 2 Is food affordable when compared to unhealthy foods?
never often sometimes rarely always
1%
25%
36%
8%
30%
8. 3 Are nutritious food selections available for students in all
areas of the college?
never often sometimes rarely always
6%
18%
34% 10%
32%
9. 4 How important is healthy eating to you?
never often sometimes rarely always
4%
31%
43%
15%
7%
10. 5 Would you recommend food
from the college to others?
never often sometimes rarely always
4%
34%
39%
3%
20%
11. 6 Do you think the food environment at the college supports students in
their desire to eat a well-balanced, nutritious meal?
never often sometimes rarely always
6%
15%
6%
35%
38%
12. 7 Are you fully informed about the calorie content of all
college foods?
never often sometimes rarely always
2%
26%
58%
10%
4%
13. 8 What would you like to see changed or improved to your
?
school food environment
90
82
80
70
60
50
40 37
34
29
30
20
10
5
0
affordability availability quality other improved nutrition
14. 9 Are you concerned with your health, as it pertains to
healthy, affordable, school food environments?
never often sometimes rarely always
2%
19%
35%
10% 34%
15. Survey Feedback
Do you have any other concerns surrounding the food
environment at a community College?
16. Question Ten feedback
Fresh foods way too expensive.2.49 for a can of soup? Seriously? How do
students living in residents afford to eat when healthy selections are
unavailable? Or when the cafeteria is closed.
There are many healthy low-cost dishes that can be made and offered on
the center stage.
Get rid of vending machines and put in some real food nutritious snacks for
the students-they deserve it as they are our future-let’s treat them well.
I understand it is a small school, so it is very expensive, but at least use that
money to buy quality food. The specials are sub-par. Also, encourage staff to
wash their hands {more often}.
There needs to be more healthy and affordable choices in the cafeteria at all
times. Better salads healthy soup (no salt) whole wheat choices-more
affordable fruits &vegetables.
18. Question Ten Feedback Cont.
They have a culinary department-so why don’t they use the
student’s more-more options available-healthier vegan choices.
Lower prices and hot dishes need to be healthier.
Better Prices
The food at the college is somewhat costly, but it is healthy.
They do have great choices, but it is very expensive.
Cafeteria is not opened earlier on weekend mornings.
Poor morale problem.
Improved freshness and the cafeteria could be open later for
students living in residents.
Not much choice and cost
19. Feedback
Crazy high prices-gross food
Poor selection on weekends
High prices-stealing from poor ,broke students
More vegetarian options needed
The food is overpriced and unhealthy
No dietary needs-glutton free sugar free
Cost
21. Stakeholders
Parents Communities
College/Universities Businesses
Student Unions Child Advocates
Health Services
Ministries of Education
Partners in Advocacy
Health
Body Image Professionals
Finance Food Movements
Children and Youth Services Weight Loss Programs
Health Canada Eating Disorder Groups
22. Healthy Food Environments
Create a Discussion Promote Health
Address complex issues and Promoting education
provide support in the front Healthy Food
lines of the obesity wars Environments
Advocating for social change Affordability
Sharing Information with the Accountability
community De-Stigmatizing
Childhood Obesity
Good Health
23. www.obesitythunderbay.ning.com
Better Food Better Health
Obese children are not the Promoting childhood obesity
enemy. peace talks through
The dream is to conduct a trial advocacy, awareness and
on the model called ,shared acceptance.
accountability.
paulmurphy@obesitythunderb
Tackling Blood Pressure ay.ca
Promoting education and
acceptance