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Course Outline – FN 1241B: Lifecycle Nutrition
School of Food and Nutritional Sciences
General Information
Course #: FN 1241B
Section #: 533
Term: Winter
Year: 2019/2020
Course Day and Time: Wednesday 6:30pm-9:30pm
Course Location: BR-2001
Instructor Information
Name: Sylvia Rinaldi, RD, MScFN, PhD (candidate)
E-mail: srinaldi@uwo.ca
Office hours for students: by appointment only
Office location: Ursuline Hall Rm 207
Course Description
A study of nutritional requirements from conception to senescence. Discussion of food habits and
nutrition intervention programs in relation to the stages of the lifecycle.
Prerequisite(s): Foods and Nutrition 1070A/B or Foods and Nutrition 2070A/B or Foods and
Nutrition 1030E or Foods and Nutrition 1021 or Foods and Nutrition 2121.
Antirequisite(s): Foods and Nutrition 2241A/B or 2245A/B
Extra Information: 3 lecture hours; 0.5 course.
Required Course Materials
Brown, J.E. 2016. Nutrition Through the Life Cycle. 6th Edition. Wadsworth / Nelson Thomson
Learning, Toronto, Ontario.
OR
Brown, J.E. 2016. Nutrition Through the Life Cycle. 7th Edition. Cengage Learning, Toronto, Ontario.
Note: Other interesting reference books are also available at the Brescia University College library
and are listed below. You are strongly encouraged to consult them. Many of these books will be
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mentioned throughout the course lectures. A copy of the texts assigned for reading will be placed
on library reserve for consultation.
Required Readings:
1. O’Connor et al. Canadian Consensus on Female Nutrition: Adolescence, Reproduction,
Menopause and Beyond. J Obstet Gynaecol Can. 2016;38(6):508-554. Recommendations (only)
can also be found at http://www.jogc.com/article/S1701-2163(16)00042-6/abstract
2. Dietitians of Canada. WHO Growth Carts. Resources for Health Professionals.
http://www.dieticians.ca/Dieticians-Views/Prenatal-and-Infant/WHO-Growth-Charts/WHO-
Growth-Charts---Resources-for-Health-Professio.aspx
3. Ellen Satter. Division of Responsibility in Feeding. Downloaded from
http://ellynsatterinstitute.org/dor/divisionofresponsiblityinfeeding.php January 3, 2017.
4. Canadian 24-Hour Movement Guidelines for Children and Youth. 2016. Downloaded from
http://www.csep.ca/view.asp?x=696 January 3, 2017.
5. The National Academies Press. Nutrition Across the Lifespan for Healthy Aging. Proceedings of
a Workshop-In Brief. Downloaded from http://www.nap.edu/catalog/24641/nutrition-across-
the-lifespan-for-healthy-aging-proceedings-of-a January 3, 2017.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to demonstrate the Brescia
Competencies of Communication, Critical Thinking, Inquiry & Analysis, Problem Solving, Self-
Awareness and Development, Valuing, Social Awareness and Engagement.
1. Explaining how nutrition influences humans and contributes to their health throughout each
stage of life. [Critical Thinking Level 1; Communication Level 1; Inquiry & Analysis Level 1]
2. Identifying, for every stage of the life span, the characteristics of normal growth and
development, the energy and nutrient requirements to support health, as well as the various
nutrition-related aspects and concerns. [Critical Thinking Level 1; Communication Level 1;
Inquiry & Analysis Level 1]
3. Understanding the relationship of biological utilization of foods to nutritional status. [Critical
Thinking Level 1; Problem Solving Level 1; Inquiry & Analysis Level 1]
4. Understanding the factors that determine nutritional needs and the utilization of foods
throughout the life cycle. [Critical Thinking Level 1; Inquiry & Analysis Level 1]
5. Recommend practical food choices appropriate for different age groups, taking into
consideration the influence of the psychological, political, social, cultural, and economic factors
on food consumption. [Critical Thinking Level 1; Social Awareness and Engagement Level 1;
Problem-Solving Level 1; Communication Level 1]
6. Be aware of the main credible sources of public health nutrition information and
recommendations in Canada. [Inquiry & Analysis Level 1; Critical Thinking Level 1]
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7. Explore nutrition-related Web sites on the Internet and be critical about the credibility of their
information. [Critical Thinking Level 1; Inquiry and Analysis Level 1]
Brescia Competencies
Communication
The ability to exchange information and meaning across cultures, space, and time appropriately
and correctly. This competency includes oral, written, and interpersonal communication, and the
ability to use current or innovative media.
Critical Thinking
The ability to engage in thinking characterized by the rational, informed, independent, and open-
minded exploration of issues, ideas, and events before accepting or formulating a conclusion.
Inquiry and Analysis
The ability to ask questions, examine issues, and reach informed conclusions by breaking down
complex issues, exploring evidence, and describing relationships among persons, things, or events.
Problem Solving
The ability to create and execute a strategy to answer a question or achieve a goal. Includes being
able to anticipate the consequence of a potential solution, select a strategy among several
alternatives, and decide when an acceptable outcome has been reached.
Self-Awareness and Development
The ability to draw meaning, knowledge and value from honest and fair reflection and self-
evaluation. Students are able to recognize their emotions and patterns of thinking, their impact on
others, and make a commitment to personal growth.
Social Awareness and Engagement
The ability to respect and be open to diversity (e.g. cultural, religious, political) and social justice.
Students take personal responsibility to actively engage in and contribute to creating positive
change in local, regional, national, or global communities and societies.
Valuing
The ability to make decisions or choose actions based on the consistent application of principles
expressing fundamental values that are accepted on account of reason or spiritual insight
Teaching Methodology and Expectations of Students
Three hours of lecture per week, plus supplementary readings and exercises assigned.
Participation / Attendance: Everyone enrolled in the course is expected to participate in class
discussion. Attendance at class and laboratory is mandatory.
Penalty for late assignments: Assignments are due at class time on the date specified. There will
be a deduction of 20% of the value of the assignment for late submission. NO assignment will be
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accepted one (1) week after due date, except in cases with proper documentation to show a
confirmed personal illness of a death in the student’s immediate family.
Copyright and Intellectual Property
PowerPoint lecture slides and notes, lists of readings, in-class activities, assignment guidelines, and
other components of the course materials are typically the intellectual property of the instructor.
Unauthorized reproduction through audio-recording, video-recording, photographing, sharing on
social media, or posting on course-sharing websites is an infringement of copyright and is
prohibited. Such action may be considered a Code of Conduct violation and lead to sanctions.
Evaluation
Evaluation Breakdown:
Component Weight Date/ Learning Outcome Brescia
Deadline Competencies
Nutrition Intervention 30% Jan 29, 2020 Explain how nutrition Communication
Assignment x 3 (10% Feb 12, 2020 influences humans and Critical
each) contributes to their Thinking
Mar 25, 2020 health through the life Inquiry and
span Analysis
Understand the multiple
factors that determine
nutritional needs and
the utilization of foods
throughout the life cycle
Mid-Term Exam 35% February 26, Examination of course Problem
In class material & 2020 (in-class) material Solving
assigned readings from
lecture 1-6.
Final Exam 35% Based on Exam Examination of course Problem
In class material & Schedule material Solving
assigned
readings/exercises since
the mid-term.
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