Membership Benefits

ISSN Annual Meeting Opportunities

There is no better place to network with scientists, sports nutritionists, personal trainers, and industry professionals than the ISSN. You can meet the very best research scientists in the field as well as Presidents, CEO's, and brand managers of many of the major sports nutrition brands. Members have the opportunity to present scientific poster or oral sessions at annual meetings, have abstracts published in the JISSN, obtain firsthand insight and knowledge of the latest exercise & sports nutrition data, techniques and theories, and see state-of-the-art products, services, publications and equipment from exhibitors. This is the best networking opportunity for professionals interested in the science and application of sports nutrition.

CISSN

The International Society of Sports Nutrition is the first academic society to provide a sports nutrition certification. Applicants must have a 4-year or Bachelor's degree in exercise science, nutrition, biology or related scientific field. For more information, visit our CISSN page.

BCC-ISSN

The International Society of Sports Nutrition is the first academic society to provide a body composition certification. The BCC-ISSN was developed by renowned exercise physiologists, Dr. Frank Katch and Dr. Vic Katch. For more information, visit our BC-ISSN page.

Writing for Consumer Magazines

The ISSN has opportunities for those interested in writing on topics related to exercise and sports nutrition for various consumer publications (i.e. fitness magazines). Please contact Tim Ziegenfuss, Ph.D. at tim@ohioresearchgroup.com.

ISSN Career Information

Employers can list job opportunities on the ISSN website. For more information: Contact Marie Spano, M.S., RD, mariespano@comcast.net

The Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition (JISSN)

The JISSN is a peer-reviewed journal available on BioMed Central (go to www.jissn.com). JISSN accepts original investigations as well as review articles. It will cover the latest scientific information on sports nutrition and supplements. For information: Contact Editor-in-Chief, Richard Kreider, Ph.D. richard_kreider@baylor.edu

U.S. Tax Deduction

Income tax deduction may be allowed for educational expenses undertaken to maintain and improve professional skills. This includes registration, travel, meals, lodging and related expenses [U.S. Treasury Regulation 1.162-5].