Food & Eating Consequences of Time-Use Decisions
July 13, 2004

A workshop sponsored by Farm Foundation
and USDA's Economic Research Service

Welcome and Introductions
Betsey Kuhn , Director, Food and Rural Economics Division, ERS-USDA
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Keynote/Kickoff Speech
Katharine Abraham , University of Maryland
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The American Time Use Survey
Diane Herz
, Bureau of Labor Statistics
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The Food & Eating Module of the American Time Use Survey
Karen Hamrick , ERS-USDA
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What Are The Policy Questions?
Moderator: Margaret Andrews , ERS-USDA
Panelists:
Rachel Ballard-Barbash , National Institutes of Health

Alberta Frost, FNS-USDA
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Deborah A. Galuska, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Clark Nardinelli, U.S. Food and Drug Administration
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Funding Opportunities
Rachel Ballard-Barbash, National Institutes of Health
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How can time-use data on food and eating inform policy issues?
Moderators:
Joanne Guthrie , ERS-USDA
Constance Newman
, ERS-USDA
Speakers:
Sandra Hofferth
, University of Maryland
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Carol Devine , Cornell University
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Daniel Hamermesh , University of Texas
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Diego Rose , Tulane University
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Identification of Research Issues
Moderator: Lisa Mancino , ERS-USDA
Speakers:
Charlene Kalenkoski
, Ohio University
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Jennifer Olmsted , Sonoma State University and Drew University
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Walt Armbruster , Farm Foundation
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Using the American Time Use Survey to Examine Energy Expenditures,
Kristina Shelley, Bureau of Labor Statistics

USDA's Historical Studies of the Use of Time by Homemakers
Anne B.W. Effland, USDA's Economic Research Service

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