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Applications now being accepted for the Move More Scholars Institute

January 11, 2012

Move More Scholars Institute at Trinity Center, Pine Knoll Shores, NC.

The North Carolina Division of Public Health, Physical Activity and Nutrition Branch, is pleased to announce that applications are being accepted for the May 2012 Move More Scholars Institute. The course is being held April 30 through May 3, 2012 at the Trinity Center in Pine Knoll Shores, NC. Up to thirty applicants are selected through a competitive application process. Applicants must email the application and required materials to Kara.Peach@dhhs.nc.gov by 5:00 Friday February 3. 2012.

The MMSI trains North Carolina professionals to use both national and state specific resources to plan, implement and evaluate community based physical activity interventions. The curriculum is focused on the knowledge and skills needed to create policies, practices, and environmental changes.

If you have questions about the MMSI, contact Kara Peach at 919-707-5396 or Kara.Peach@dhhs.nc.gov.

Click here to get an application.

Home About Us News Success Stories NC's Plan Obesity Burden Key Behaviors Programs & Tools Contacts Media Funding Data The Evidence	Applications now being accepted for the Move More Scholars Institute January 11, 2012 Move More Scholars Institute at Trinity Center, Pine Knoll Shores, NC. The North Carolina Division of Public Health, Physical Activity and Nutrition Branch, is pleased to announce that applications are being accepted for the May 2012 *Move More Scholars Institute*. The course is being held April 30 through May 3, 2012 at the Trinity Center in Pine Knoll Shores, NC. Up to thirty applicants are selected through a competitive application process. Applicants must email the application and required materials to Kara.Peach@dhhs.nc.gov by 5:00 Friday February 3. 2012. The MMSI trains North Carolina professionals to use both national and state specific resources to plan, implement and evaluate community based physical activity interventions. The curriculum is focused on the knowledge and skills needed to create policies, practices, and environmental changes. If you have questions about the MMSI, contact Kara Peach at 919-707-5396 or Kara.Peach@dhhs.nc.gov. Click here to get an application.

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