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The College of Human Ecology 
at 
Michigan State University 
is offering 

HNF 490/890 (3 credits)* 
Summer Session 2002
DYING TO BE THIN:

Clinical Treatment of Eating Disorders and
The New Paradigm Approach for Helping People with
Weight-Related Concerns


Tuesdays & Thursdays, May 14 - June 27 
6:00 - 8:50 p.m. 

MSU Main Campus, East Lansing, Ml 

Instructors 
Jon Robison  Ph.D.
Esther Park  MS, RD


HNF 490, section 101, 1260 Anthony Hall, MSU campus**
HNF 890, section 101, 1260 Anthony Hall, MSU campus**

Course Description: Multidimensional perspectives and interrelationships between eating disorders and our national "obsession with thinness" will be Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa and Binge Eating Disorder will be provided and an alternative approach to weight management based on self-acceptance, normal eating, pleasurable physical activity and positive body image will be introduced.
For undergraduate and graduate students in Nutrition, Psychology and other health-related fields as well as practitioners.

*Graduate credit is also available (HNF 890).
*Non-credit option is available through Continuing Education
Contact Elaine Williams at 800-776-1228 or 517-353-7799.

For additional information about the course contact the instructor
Esther Rose Park, M.S., R.D at (517) 332-3105 or email: parke@msu.edu
Dr. Jon Robison at (517) 347-6016. E-mail: robisonj@msu.edu.

For registration information contact:

Debie Lecato at (517) 355-8474 ext 177
Food Science & Human Nutrition
2100 Anthony Hall
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824
or call: (517) 355-7713

**Course is listed as independent or supervised study but is actually a regular class

MSU is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Institution