Dollars for Profs
Dig Into University Researchers' Outside Income and Conflicts of Interest
Published Dec. 6, 2019
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Laura-Zelda Villarreal
University of Texas Rio Grande Valley, Department: Health &Amp; Biomedical Sciences
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Point Isabel ISD
Write menu for 4 months of the year. The district does not have a dietitian on staff. Work is performed virtually and submitted.
Consulting activities are performed on weekends and submitted monthly to the district to follow menus for subsequent month. District sought my services due to being audited this school year and wanted to ensure compliance with their program.
Filed on February 04, 2018.
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| Laura-Zelda Villarreal | University of Texas Rio Grande Valley | Financial Disclosure | Mi Casa Foods | |
| Laura-Zelda Villarreal | University of Texas Rio Grande Valley | Financial Disclosure | Zapata CISD | |
| Laura-Zelda Villarreal | University of Texas Rio Grande Valley | Financial Disclosure | Santa Rosa ISD |
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