Webinars Library

Webinars are among the many benefits that SHPN offers to members!

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Live webinars are FREE for everyone!

Upcoming webinars are listed below. Click on the webinar title to register for free via Zoom.

Recorded webinars are FREE for SHPN members!

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Upcoming Events - LIVE webinars are FREE for everyone!


  • May Networking Event

    Thursday, May 14, 2026, 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM CT
    Meet Christa Smith, MCN, RDN, CSSD, LD, sports dietitian, current PhD student, and advocate and mentor to young professionals!
     
    Christa Smith is a sports dietitian and educator with a focus on helping athletes fuel for performance, with a specialized emphasize on navigating gastrointestinal challenges. In addition to her work with athletes, she is pursuing her PhD in Exercise Science and teaches as an adjunct instructor, where she loves mentoring and developing future professionals. She also is essential to SHPN's E3 Mentoring Program and Mentor Match, guiding future professionals as they navigate the dietetics field and provide opportunities to prepare for the CSSD.

    Come learn about her experience navigating GI challenges with athletes, education and her PhD experience as an RD, and the benefits of participating in these mentor programs.

  • Webinar - Get Psyched: Utilizing the Power Combo of Sports Psychology and Sports Nutrition for Athle

    Thursday, May 21, 2026, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM CT

    Speakers: Dana Angelo White, MS, RD, ATC – Quinnipiac University & Dr. Devin Markle, PhD – Quinnipiac University

    Members of the athletic medicine team constantly face fueling and mental health challenges. Understanding the connections between mental health, proper fueling and performance may be the missing piece for the hectic lives of athletes as well as the providers that care for them.

    Sport psychology and sports nutrition have more in common than some might realize. Both involve creating consistent habits and prioritization for overall success. Research suggests that at least half, if not more of sport success can be attributed to mental factors. Evidence also indicates to effectively optimize performance, recognizing the impact of various factors including diet, stress, sleep and alcohol consumption are just as essential as training.

    Sport psychology training can be used for athletes in slumps, but more importantly to prevent setbacks in the first place, just as proper nutrition and hydration practices can be preventative measures for side-stepping performance deficits and injury.

    Through audience polling, engaging lecture, case-studies and group debriefs, this interactive session will help RDNs in all settings unlock useful, practical and evidence-based resources and strategies to improve nutrition and mental health, not only for the athletes they care for, but for their own quality of life.

    Click "More information" to register for free via Zoom.

  • Webinar - Fueling the Growing Athlete Recognizing REDs and Undernutrition in Pediatric Sports

    Thursday, May 28, 2026, 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM CT

    Speakers: Melissa Wallinga, DCN, RD, CSPCC, LD and Yasi Ansari, MS, RD, CSSD.

    This is a collaboration between the Pediatric Nutrition DPG and the Sports and Human Performance Nutrition DPG.

    Click "More information" to register to free via Zoom.