Week 1 (June 6th- June 13th)
Boiler Up! Purdue University hosted four interns for the
NACUFS Food Service Management Internship this summer. We have all come from
different parts of the country such as California, Connecticut, Maryland and
Texas. The first week, nourishing and
inspiring! The Internship focuses on all
aspects of Food Service Management from meat packaging and processing at the
Food Stores, setting up and slinging pulled pork and brisket sandwiches at the
Farmer’s Market to catering a wedding rehearsal dinner at the iconic Pappy’s
Sweet shop on campus. The internship kept us active all week but we toured
Indianapolis on a sunny Saturday afternoon.
We cannot believe it has only been a week and still many more adventures
and stories are to come!
June 8th
was our first day at Purdue as official interns. We toured the campus with our
coordinator, Mary Ann, and received our calendar for the next eight weeks.
The four interns include:
Kayla Koerner
Texas Tech University
Ashley Mascia
University of Connecticut
Afreen Patel
California State University,
Northridge
Holly Schneider
James Madison University
While touring the campus on our first
day we discovered the Class of 1939 Water Sculpture also known as the
Engineering Fountain. This is one of a few fountains where students
traditionally run through for recreation! We will most definitely splash around
in the fountains before our trip ends!
On our first day we
were each given our own office desk which included individual laptops for each
of us to work with, office supplies (who doesn’t love new office supplies?) and
access to the Residential Advisor Resource Room (the amazing arts and crafts
room).
Interns; Kayla, Holly
and Ashley taking a selfie before our Meet and Greet reception with the dining
court staff at Hillenbrand. Hillenbrand dining court is one of the many dining
courts at Purdue University that offer delicious healthy meals for college
students.
Thank you to the
staff of Hillenbrand for making a beautiful and tasty cupcake cake display for
us at our Meet and Greet party along with welcoming us with open arms into the
Purdue dining and catering family.
It was a pleasure to
eat Lunch with Greg Minner, the Director of Dining and Catering services, at Sagamore
Restaurant in the Union. Greg Minner has also served as the President of the
Midwest Region of the National Association of College and University Food
Services (NACUFS). Order the salmon dish!! It’s positively delicious.
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