“We want our students to be equipped to maybe potentially build a brand, build a business, or expand a business. We want our students whether it's hotels and restaurants or event management or culinary science to walk away and be the future leaders in the industry in their respective field of study,” Traynor said. “We are not just a hospitality program or a culinary program. Traynor also shared the vision of the Hospitality Program and the key objectives of the curriculum.

“This building can also contribute to the Auburn people in the sense that it is to take care of people in a hospitable way, be that in our restaurants, in our spa, in our hotel, and in our event space.” It will combine theory and practice,” Traynor said. “The building affords us the ability to focus on the more hands-on component of education. Master Culinologist Mark Traynor, Program Coordinator for the Culinary Science Program, shared how the new building will cater to the education of the students as well as contribute to the Auburn community at large. This building will enhance the resources of the college of human sciences and assist Auburn students to gain the necessary experience to be successful owners and innovators in the hospitality industry.

Under the leadership of chefs such as David Bancroft of Acre, a recent Iron Chef Showdown Winner and James Beard Award semi-finalist, Auburn’s hospitality industry continues to attract culinary educators and leaders.Īuburn’s Hospitality Management Program is also keen on educating a new generation of culinary entrepreneurs as the program eagerly awaits the completion of the Tony and Libba Rane Culinary Science Building scheduled to open next fall. You will receive a confirmation email once payment has been processed.Whether on or off campus, the hospitality scene in Auburn is vibrant with restaurants, families, and businesses that serve Auburn students and locals.Once you have added all desired classes to your cart, complete the enrollment process by selecting “Checkout” and following the billing instructions to complete the checkout process.If more than one student meets the requirements for the class, you will be given the option to select one or multiple students to add to the class and enroll. If the class is open for enrollment, has seats available, and one or more of your students meet the grade requirements, you will see an orange button to “Add Class.” Click “Add Class” to add the selected class to your cart.Explore classes using filters such as class subject, location, day of the week, time of day, and more.Summer classes will be listed as the incoming grade for the 2023-2024 school year. Grade information should reflect student grade for the current 2022-2023 school year. Manage Students to add or update a student to your profile (required for registration).All users need to create a parent/guardian account and student profile. If you have not taken IPSF ACE or Summer classes with us in 2022, please create an account on our new enrollment system. Create/Update Account in our online enrollment system.We encourage you to take a moment to complete these steps to ensure that you are ready to register when classes open on Maat 8:00 a.m: Stay tuned for more information coming soon! Scratch & Minecraft Master Builders Camp 2-4Ĭlasses are subject to change and more will be added. Read, Create & Build: STEAM through Books 1-2 Public Speaking, Debate & Communication 7-8 Next Tech Entrepreneur with Mobile App Development 4-6 Metaverse Programming with Roblox Studio and Lua 4-6 Maker Mania: Makecode, Makey Makey and Microbit Camp 3-5 Live Action Filmmaking & Animation Combo 4-6 Live Action Filmmaking & Animation Combo 2-3 LEGO Extravaganza – Everything is Awesome! 1-2 Game Development with Unity Game Engine 7-8 Code Crafters: 3D Printing, MakeCode and Code Breakers 3-5Įngineering & Ru be Goldberg Design Lab 5-6Įxploring Creative Coding with MIT Scratch 1-2

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