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THEA, established on May 13, 1938, has a number of objects including promoting the well-being of individuals and families, acquiring and disseminating knowledge of common professional interest, promoting high professional standards, and striving for increased recognition of all facets of the Home Economics profession. |
Membership benefits include: professional development by attending meetings offered 4-5 times/year; networking opportunities to make new contacts in all areas of Home Economics; quarterly newsletters featuring a Calendar of Events, Member News, What’s New, and an Info Corner; comprehensive annual membership directory illustrating the diverse nature of Home Economics and THEA; and employment opportunities.
THEA sponsors an award for distinguished service to the Home Economics profession; established an award with Ryerson University’s Food and Nutrition program; raises money for, and volunteers with, many charities; and provides career development insight for members. In addition, members receive email updates and meeting announcements. Member sponsored Student memberships encourage students to actively participate in all activities and can be requested on a first come basis, provided funds are available.
All are welcome to our meetings - see the current Newsletter for details.
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Membership
Annual Membership fees are based on the applicable membership category - Active, Associate, Retired and Student. See the application form. For information contact: THEA Administration at [email protected] 
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Membership Benefits
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Board of Directors 2023-2024
President: Kamaria Francis
Secretary: Susan Banatas
Treasurer: Carol Fraser
Director: Joeie Schwartz
Director: Atiya Ahsan
Past President: Carol Fraser
Student Liaison (TMHEA THEA/OHEA): Rachel Lo
OHEA Liaison: Ruth McDonald
Secretary: Susan Banatas
Treasurer: Carol Fraser
Director: Joeie Schwartz
Director: Atiya Ahsan
Past President: Carol Fraser
Student Liaison (TMHEA THEA/OHEA): Rachel Lo
OHEA Liaison: Ruth McDonald