1. CAREERS IN FOOD SYSTEMS NUFD 130

2. FOOD SYSTEMS This program is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge they will need to manage the challenges and to foster the creation of a sustainable food system locally and globally. The food system, in the sense we use it here, includes all those activities involving the production, processing, transport and consumption of food.

3. FOOD SYSTEMS A sustainable community food system is a collaborative network that integrates sustainable food production, processing, distribution, consumption and waste management in order to enhance the environmental, economic and social health of a particular place. Farmers, consumers and communities partner to create a more locally based, self-reliant food economy. One of the most important aspects of sustainable community food system projects is that they increase resident participation to achieve the following goals: A stable base of family farms that use sustainable production practices and emphasizes local inputs; Marketing and processing practices that create more direct links between farmers and consumers; Improved access by all community members to an adequate, affordable, nutritious diet; Food and agriculture-related businesses that create jobs and recirculate financial capital within the community; Improved living and working conditions for farm and food system labor; Creation of food and agriculture policies that promote local or sustainable food production, processing and consumption, and Adoption of dietary behaviors that reflect concern about individual, environmental and community health.

4. FOOD SYSTEMS What does a sustainable food system mean? It is an engagement in practices that keep the environment healthy and food production economically and socially viable. How is food connected to health, justice and the environment? It provides solutions to address; world hunger Food insecurity Food safety Bioengineerig Globalization of food

5. FOOD SYSTEMS Students will gain a knowledge base to prepare them for careers in the food systems field, including:  food service and management  supply chain management and alternative distribution  farm-to-school  food policy  food education and outreach  food production and processing  retail and wholesale food sales  international development  community and non-profit organizations

6. CORE AND ELECTIVE COURSES NUFD 253 Quantity Food Purchasing and Production NUFD 254 Foodservice Equipment and Facilities Design NUFD 350 Quantity Food Applications NUFD 353 Catering and Banquet Management NUFD 392 Food Systems and Agro Business NUFD 409 Internship Required Elective (Choose 2 for 6 credits) NUFD 110 International Cuisine NUFD 387 Molecular Cuisine HLTH405 Concepts of the Sommelier EAES 202 Introduction to Sustainability Science MKTG 240 Introduction to Marketing MGMT 231 Management Processes

7. FOOD SYSTEMS Opportunities while a student; Service Learning in community farming Disney Internship Study abroad at Bournemouth University Spring trip to Provence, France NACUFS Internships

8. FOOD SYSTEMS Food Service Management Food Management is a general term for a number of career paths in food preparation and food service management Food managers plan meals, control budgets and costs and are responsible for new product development and quality assurance. Commercial food service operations are found in hotels, restaurants, catering venues and other businesses that exist to make a profit from the sales of food and beverage products. Non commercial food operations are found in hospitals, schools, stadiums, parks and other businesses and industries that are not dependent of the sale of food and beverages to conduct their core business

9. COMMERCIAL FOOD SERVICE

10. NON- COMMERCIAL FOOD SERVICE

11. WHAT IS CONTRACTED FOOD SERVICE? Contracted operations are outsourced, meaning the foodservice department is run by an outside, third-party foodservice management group. Top 5 Food Management Companies as of 2010: 2009 Sales  Compass GroupNorth America$ 9.1 bill.  Aramark 8.4 bill.  Sodexo 7.7 bill.  Delaware North 1.9 bill.  Centerplate 741 mill.

12. COMPASS GROUPNORTH AMERICA Sales $9.100 Bill. Contracts 8,686 SEGMENTS SERVED: B&I (37%), Education (22%), Healthcare (26%), Recreation (12%), Other (3%)

13. COMPASS GROUPNORTH AMERICA HTTP://WWW.CGNAD.COM HTTP://WWW.CGNAD.COM B&I dba  Eurest Dining – Goldman Sachs  Flik International  Lackmann Culinary Services  Restaurant Associates Healthcare dba  Morrison Management Specialists – Boston Medical Center Education dba  Chartwells – University of Pennsylvania  Flik Independent School Dining  Bon Apetit Management Company  Lackmann Culinary Services Sports/Recreation dba  Levy RestaurantsWrigley Field, Disney World

14. ARAMARK HTTP://WWW.ARAMARK.COM HTTP://WWW.ARAMARK.COM SALES VOL. 2009: $8,394 2008: $8,925 CONTRACTS 2009: 3,524 2008: 3,385 SEGMENTS SERVED (e): B&I (25%), Sports/Entertainment (19%), College/University (23%), Healthcare (19%), Corrections (5%), K-12 (5%), Vending/OCS (4%)

15. SODEXO HTTP://WWW.SODEXOUSA.COM HTTP://WWW.SODEXOUSA.COM SALES VOL. 2009: $7,700 2008: $7,700 CONTRACTS 2009: 6,000 2008: 6,000 SEGMENTS SERVED(e): B&I (30%), Healthcare (27%), College/University (19%), K-12 (6%), Other (18%)

16. CAREERS IN FOOD MANAGEMENT Food Service Director Catering Manager Dining Manager Assistant Manager Purchasing Manager Inventory Control Manager

17. FOOD MANAGEMENT SOURCES Food Management Magazine http://www.food-management.com Society for Food Service Management http://www.sfm-online.org USAjobs.gov http://www.usajobs.gov/StudentJobs List of Organizations and Associations http://fnic.nal.usda.gov/professional-and-career-resources/food-service/food-service- associations-and-organizations

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