AMERICUS — The South Georgia Technical College Culinary Arts advisory committee met recently in The Landings II restaurant in Hicks Hall on the SGTC Americus campus.
Advisory committee members met with SGTC’s Culinary Arts instructors David Finley and Jennifer Slenker, as well as SGTC instructional staff, to review all aspects of the program and keep the program abreast of trends and changes in the culinary arts industry.
Members of the committee present at the advisory meeting were Jay Duke of 2 Dukes BBQ in Americus, Christy Duke of Duke’s Catering in Americus, Dave Andrus of Ruby Tuesday in Americus, Larry Jackson of Phoebe Sumter Medical Center in Americus, Culinary Arts student representative Marvin Garrett and SGTC Dean for Academic Affairs David Kuipers.
The general purpose of the advisory committee at SGTC is to advise and assist program personnel and the college in training and preparing students to better serve the needs of business and industry in SGTC’s six-county service area, as well as statewide and regionally. The committee serves as a link between the workplace and the college.
SGTC offers more than 90 degree, diploma, and technical certificate of credit opportunities. Students may apply now. Spring quarter classes begin April 6, with open registration on April 5.
On Campus
SGTC culinary arts advisory committee meets
- On Campus
-
-
SGTC announces GOAL semi-finalists at luncheon
Four South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) students have been selected as the college’s semi-finalists for the Georgia Occupational Award of Leadership (GOAL), according to Cynthia Carter, coordinator for the South Georgia Tech GOAL program.
-
2nd nine weeks Honors Day
The second Honors Day for 2011-2012 at Schley County Elementary School was held Jan. 13.
-
Climate zones
-
Beneficial bacteria
-
SGTC’s Jones presents at SACS-COC meeting
South Georgia Technical College Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Deborah Jones and Mary Clare DiGiacomo, director of Online Learning at Athens Technical College made a presentation at the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACS-COC) 2011 annual meeting in Orlando, Fla., recently.
-
Community involvement with Sumter County Schools completes Central Office project
-
SGTC computer information systems advisory committee meets
South Georgia Technical College’s Crisp County Center computer information systems (CIS) program recently held an advisory meeting in the college’s board room on the Midway Road campus.
-
SGTC Phi Beta Lambda members bring home awards from leadership conference
South Georgia Technical College (SGTC) Phi Beta Lambda (PBL) club officers recently attended the Georgia Fall Leadership Conference, held in Atlanta. At the conference, PBL officers had an opportunity to convene with various other student organizations to enhance their leadership skills and to learn from one another.
- Your Opinion: January 31, 2012
-
Photo of the Day: January 31, 2012
- More On Campus Headlines
-
Killer of Fla. Girl Found in Landfill Gets Life
Army Orders Bradley Manning Court-martial
Cancer Charity Revives Breast-screening Grants
Heavy Snowstorm Hits Colorado On Its Way East
2nd Teacher From LA School Arrested on Sex Claim
Prosecutors Close Armstrong Inquiry, No Charges
Sights and Sounds: Football Fans Pour Into Indy
Unemployment Rate Down to 8.3%
Obama: Still Far Too Many Americans Need Jobs
GOP: Jobs Numbers Welcome, Can Do Better
Fla. Man Adopts Girlfriend in Legal Battle
More Deaths As Egypt Clashes Continue
Raw Video: Prince William in Falklands
Egpyt Protesters Blame Police for Soccer Deaths
'Lucky' 9-Year-Old Receives 6-Organ Transplant
Raw Video: Michelle Vs. Ellen in Pushup Contest
First Person: Will Peyton Manning Stay in Indy?
Egypt Shaken After Deadly Soccer Riot
New Suits, New Starts for New York's Unemployed
Hall of Famer Dorsett Speaks Out on NFL Injuries
