Culinary Arts Programs | Index of Articles

Index of all Articles in the Culinary Arts Programs Category

Why Culinary Education 2

If you are thinking about a career in culinary arts then studying in a culinary school is a must. You may be a great cook but you will never become expert learning culinary arts yourself. Farther taking up a job as a chef in a good restaurant demands a pro
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Applying For Culinary Arts Programs

Applying to culinary arts programs is no different than applying to a traditional college. There is an applications and admissions process that you need to follow. You will likely need to interview with an admissions counselor to see if their culinary arts
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Culinary Arts News and Events

GDRA AWARDS SEARS $5,000 SCHOLARSHIP, WHICH SHE WILL USE FOR THE COLLIN COLLEGE CULINARY ARTS PROGRAM (The Allen American)

The Greater Dallas Restaurant Association recently awarded former Allen High School student Ashley Sears with a $5,000 scholarship, which sheâ€™ll use to attend the Collin College Culinary Arts program.

Tasty event to benefit Norman's school music programs (The Oklahoman)

NORMAN â€” A tasty evening is being planned to benefit the Norman School District's music programs. The annual Taste of Norman, a fundraiser for the music departments at Norman's two high schools, will be from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sept. 4 before the Norman High-Norman North High football game. The event is at McCasland Field House, just north of the Gaylord Family â€” Oklahoma Memorial Stadium on the ...

Arts at full throttle (Explorer News)

Don Boorse/Special to The Explorer , Scott Beach, owner of this 1955 Chevy, will show off his wheels at the Oro Valley Classic Car, BBQ and Blues Show on Sept. 20. The event demonstrates the Greater Oro Valley Arts Council's effort to create more community activities for families.

Culinary grad cooks up success (Friendswood Journal)

Jeanette Botello has cooked up an innovative and successful culinary business thanks largely to education and guidance she received at San Jacinto College.

ECC sets the stage for dinner, show (The Courier News)

One of Elgin Community College's best-kept secrets is about to premiere. Spartan Terrace Restaurant has been a favorite place to savor gourmet meals at affordable prices. â€¢ Online: Click on ECC Visual and Performing Arts Center to order tickets

New culture and arts center may move to Tropical Park (Miami Herald)

On election day, Miami-Dade voters will decide if a culture and arts center originally planned for construction at Tamiami Park would be better situated in Tropical Park.

YMCA offers of enrichment classes, sports for fall season (The Standard-Times)

MIDDLEBORO â€” Registration for fall classes at the Middleboro YMCA is open for members and non-members. Classes begin the week of Sept. 7 and youth sport leagues begin Sept. 6.

Dinners show off bountiful harvest (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)

STURBRIDGE - The grassroots movement to experience and embrace locally grown foods is alive and well in the Sturbridge area.

Helping teens become job ready: Ben Hunter leads culinary school at Goodman Community Center (Isthmus)

The east side's Goodman Community Center, formerly the Atwood Community Center, has long been responding to the needs of Madison's youth population, as well as the community at large. One current focus of the center's varied teen services is a growing employment program based on the culinary arts, agriculture and entrepreneurship. Ben Hunter, the center's teen employment program coordinator and ...