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Culinary Orientation – Session I. Agenda – Day One. Welcome – Who am I? Who are You? Who are we? Syllabus Overview Facility Tour Uniform Expectations The Rules Homework. On an Index Card. Name and Email Address Question 1 – What is your degree option? Question 2 – Why Metro? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Culinary Orientation  –  Session I

Culinary Orientation – Session I

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Agenda – Day One

►Welcome – Who am I? Who are You? Who are we?

►Syllabus Overview►Facility Tour►Uniform Expectations►The Rules►Homework

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On an Index Card

►Name and Email Address►Question 1 – What is your degree

option?►Question 2 – Why Metro?►Question 3 – What have you done to

get ready for this experience?►Question 4 – What are your career

aspirations?

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Share

►Turn to your neighbor, introduce yourself, and share your answers

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Faculty and Staff

► Jim Trebbien, Dean►Brian O’Malley

Sage, Tri-Omega, Culinary Team► Janet Mar

Sage, Baking and Pastry, Culinology, Skills USA►Tim O’Donnell

Culinary Foundations► Jo Anne Garvey

Culinary Foundations►Andrew Raschid

Hospitality Management

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Faculty and Staff

►Brian Young, Chef de Cuisine► Lisa Tooker, Operational Director►Vieva McClure, Service Coordinator► Joellen Zuk, HS Invitational Coordinator►Dan Bartek, Academic Advisor►AJ Swanda, Special Project Liaison► Jennifer Valandra, Special Project Liaison►Paul Goebel, Outreach and Recruitment► Ingrid Armstead, Dean’s Office

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Jim Trebbien

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Brian O’Malley

Janet Mar

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Tim O’Donnell

Jo Anne Garvey

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Oystien Solberg

Lisa Tooker

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Brian Young

Vieva McClure

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AJ Swanda

Joellen Zuk

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Jen Valandra

Paul Goebel

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Dan Bartek

Ingrid Armstead

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John Horvatinovich

Julie Pospishil

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Syllabus Overview

►Handout Syllabus and Guidebook►Review contact information and

grading for the orientation class

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What we’ll cover and why Expectations of Performance Curriculum and Degree Planning Physical Orientation Needed Technical Abilities (webadvisor, quia,

etc.)

Palate Development Learning Styles Empowerment The Critique Process Extra-Curricular Activities Measurement and Conversion The Standard Recipe

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Building Tour►What do we need to

see? Locker Rooms Student Services Computer Lab Kitchen/Kitchen Office Culinary Photo ID – from Char Bookstore Point to the Library Faculty/Dean’s Offices

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The RulesBreak into groups, take 1 rule and define it.

Share with the class.

Now, officially:5. Respect your feet, your knife, and your kitchen

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Homework

►Read the Orientation Packet – There is a quiz on line that will be emailed to you

►Go out to eat somewhere by session V fill it out online at: www.quia.com/quiz/1844078.html (follow rule #1)

►Find a book about food in the Library and check it out and bring to class next week.

►Get your uniform (including ID badge)

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Next Week’s Agenda

►Class starts with Brigade Review 10 minutes before class time

►Share books that you found►Where is the Program Taking You?

Cairn Signature Series

►Kitchen Tour on Safety and Sanitation