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The second annual symposium will feature renowned researchers and lecturers with expertise in different types of body image related topics. The sessions will offer continuing education credits with certificates for $40 for both days, $20 for one day or $10 for one session.

They symposium will include:

March 5

• 9 a.m.: “Body Image and Dancer Wellnessâ€�
• Kathy Diehl, MFA, MSW, CET – Assistant Professor, Coordinator of Dance Program, Department of Theatre and Dance
• 10 a.m.: MBodied and Mindful Movement
• Molly Jorgenson, MFA, CLMA, SME/T – Adjunct Instructor, ISU Theatre and Dance
• 11 a.m.: “Injury, Identity and Body Imageâ€�
• Cindy Seiger, Ph.D., PT, GCS, CEEAA – Associate Professor, Department of Physical and Occupational Therapy
• Lexie and Lindsay Kite, Ph.D. – Co-Directors of Beauty Redefined
• 4 p.m.: “Body Image and the Media: Learning to See More and Be More Through Body Image Resilienceâ€�

March 6

• 9 a.m.: “Eating Disorders Explainedâ€�
• Lauren Flores, Marriage and Family Therapist, Center for Change
• 10 a.m.: “#LikeMeâ€�
• Lisa Salazar, Ph.D.(ABD), M.Ed., MPH, Clinical Assistant Professor
• 11 a.m.: “Stress and Body Image – Effective Coping Mechanisms and Relaxation Techniquesâ€�
• Melissa Caudle, MHE – Instructor, School of Health Professions
• 12 p.m.: Lunch (provided with RSVP)
• 1 p.m.: “How to Build a Positive Body Imageâ€�
• Janette Olsen, Ph.D. – Associate Professor, School of Health Professions
• Natalie Christensen, RDN, LD – ISU Sports Dietitian
• 2 p.m.: “Body Image and Nutrition Culture in Sport: How to Find Wellnessâ€�

Registration is required. The symposium is free to the ISU community and general public.

For more information about the symposium, contact Stephanie Richardson at 208-282-3590.