Marsha McCulloch

Sioux Falls, SD USA
14 Years Experience

Professional Experience

Registered dietitian nutritionist and nationally published writer on a mission to help people get to the bottom of what it takes for good health.

Expertise

Copywriter 5 YearsWriter 14 Years

Specialty

Health 20 YearsOther, Specify 20 Years

Industries

Magazine - Large Consumer/National magazines 9 YearsMarketing (in-house) - Fortune 1000 corp. clients 1 YearMarketing (in-house) - Small to mid-sized corp. cl 4 Years

Media Client List (# assignments last 2 yrs)

  • Nutraceuticals World (1-2)
  • Sprouts Farmers Market Magazine (1-2)
  • Hy-Vee Seasons (1-2)
  • LiveRight with ShopRite (1-2)
  • Publix FamilyStyle (10+)
  • Delicious Living (10+)
  • Environmental Nutrition (10+)
  • Diabetic Living (10+)
  • Women's Nutrition Connection (10+)
  • Today's Dietitian (6-10)
  • Eat Well Lose Weight (3-5)
  • Better Homes and Gardens (1-2)
  • Tufts Univ. Health/Nutrition Letter special report (1-2)
  • Vegetarian Times (1-2)
  • HAP Balanced Living (10+)
  • Heart Healthy Living (10+)
  • Life Extension (1-2)

Awards

2009 National Health Information Award

Associations

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics Dietitians in Integrative and Functional Nutrition Sports, Cardiovascular, and Wellness Nutrition

Other Work History

Meredith Corporation full time staff writer for magazines: 3 years; part-time temp: 6 years General Mills Health Strategist: 1 year Bradley University Assistant Professor in nutrition: 2 years

Computer Skills

Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Windows, OS10, Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, PowerPoint, Acrobat)

Equipment

Laptop, audio recorder, printer, Internet

References

Jessie Shafer, RD, Editor-in-Chief, Delicious Living magazine, jshafer@newhope.com Dawn Bialy, Editor, Women's Nutrition Connection, 941-306-2241

General

Raising the Salad Bar
(Diabetic Living 2/15/2013)
Salad bars make it easy and tasty to get your quota of vegetables. These tips and assembly ideas will help you fill your salad plate the smart way.
Cinnamon's Link to Diabetes Control
(Today's Dietitian 11/1/2015)
You probably won't find the American Diabetes Association recommending cinnamon as part of its standard treatment guidelines anytime soon, but cinnamon is viewed as an anti-diabetes agent across much of the world. Plenty of patients are interested in exploring cinnamon as a potential therapy, too.
Power Foods
(Better Homes and Gardens 2/1/2012)
Highlights 10 heart-healthy foods and key nutrients found in them. Provides creative tips for working the foods into your diet and tips for handling the foods in ways that maximize nutrient retention.
Through Thick and Thin
(Eat Well Lose Weight 1/1/2012)
Article focused on the social challenges of controlling your weight, including time-crunched family schedules, newlywed challenges, family get-togethers, and eating with friends. Backed by scientific studies on the topic and expert quotes.
Dieting Myths Debunked
(Environmental Nutrition 10/1/2015)
When you're desperate to drop a dress size (or two), it's easy to latch onto inaccurate notions about what it takes to lose weight or to assume that what worked for your friend will work for you. Here's help clearing up common myths.
Spotting Nutrient Shortfalls
(Delicious Living 8/1/2015)
Nutrient deficiencies aren't a thing of the past--they're just often overlooked. In some cases, you may be getting enough vitamins and minerals to prevent obvious signs of deficiency, but not enough to support optimal health. Brush up on signs and symptoms of nutrient shortfalls.