

The original Diabetes in School Health! This program was started by Dr. Allison Pollock at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Pediatric Endocrinology Department in January 2020, thanks to the generosity and grant funding from Cars Caring for Kids.
Sessions Held:
3rd Wednesday of the Month, 3PM CST
October 15, 2025
Hypoglycemia at the End of the School Day: Going Low and Going Home?
November 19, 2025
Information Overload: How to Help Families Navigate a New Diagnosis of Diabetes
December 10, 2025
When Every Day is a Holiday: Diabetes and Nutrition
January 21, 2026
Supporting Success: How to Empower Teens to Thrive with Diabetes
February 18, 2026
Old and New: Lessons From Diabetes Care Over Time
March 18, 2026
Diabetes Technology
April 15, 2026
Innovation in Immunotherapy: Hope for What's to Come in Diabetes Care
May 20, 2026
Diabetes Emergencies

Click below to be directed to our listing of past presentations, highlights and extra resources.
Before the Session:
Create an account with UW Continuing Education System (ICEP). Enter both your name and phone number. This only has to be done once.
During the Session:
Text the session code to the provided phone number, using the phone number associated with your ICEP account.
After the Session:
After texting the code, you will receive an email with a session evaluation to complete.
This allows us to track attendance to continue the DiSH program, and for you to claim continuing education credit.
By creating an ICEP account, texting the session code provided, and filling out the post-session evaluation, participants will receive continuing medical education credits.
Click the link below to be directed to our sign up form. By enrolling, you will receive session reminder emails and post-session emails that feature session highlights and additional resources.

DiSH Director, pediatric endocrinologist, affiliated with the University of Washington and University of Wisconsin. The mastermind behind the Diabetes in School Health Program!

A certified pediatric clinical nurse specialist and certified diabetes care and education specialist (CDCES) with the American Family Children’s hospital pediatric diabetes program. Whitney prepares DiSH session content, runs DiSH sessions and facilitates discussion, and provides educational materials to DiSH participants.

An undergraduate student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Amara serves as the project coordinator, and creates all promotional content for the DiSH Wisconsin Program including emails and social media.

Social Worker, MSW
American Family Children’s Hospital

Louise serves as the State School Nurse and Health Services Coordinator for the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI). Louise assists in planning DiSH sessions and relaying information and concerns from the Wisconsin school nurses to the DiSH team.

Professional Development Specialist
UW School of Medicine & Public Health - Pediatrics Department

DNP, RN, ACCNS-P
Diabetes Clinical Nurse Specialist, Children’s Wisconsin
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