Which of the following is NOT a stated benefit of joining the Academy?

• A. Network with other food and nutrition students
• B. Eligible to serve on the Student Advisory Committee
• C. Access to monthly journal
• D. Discount on groceries

Answer: (D)

Joining the Academy focuses on professional development, access to resources, and opportunities for leadership and networking. Networking with other food and nutrition students helps you build connections, study together, and learn from peers. Being eligible to serve on the Student Advisory Committee gives you a chance to participate in student governance and shape programs for peers. Access to the monthly journal provides current research and evidence-based information you can bring into coursework and future practice. A discount on groceries, while appealing, isn’t a stated benefit of this professional organization. The benefits center on education, resources, and professional engagement rather than consumer savings.