LEARN HOW TO COOK! FScN 2002 - Healthy Foods, Healthy Lives: Cooking on a Student’s Budget aims to teach students the basic skills to be confident home cooks and knowledgeable about the preparation of tasty and nutritional foods. (1 credit, lab only)
View and download course syllabus here: Cooking on a Student's Budget, Lab only, 1-credit
INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT YOUR FOOD SYSTEM? FScN 2001 - A Food System Approach to Cooking will provide students with the knowledge, critical thinking and technical skills necessary to make food choices based on nutritional, environmental, and local and global societal issues.
View and download course syllabus here: A Food System Approach to Cooking, Lec/lab, 3-credit
For questions or more information on Food System Approach to Cooking or Cooking on a Student’s Budget, contact Kristine Igo, Associate Director of the Healthy Foods, Healthy Lives Institute, email@example.com / 612.625.8693
Healthy Foods, Healthy Lives:
Cooking on a Student's Budget
Questions? Contact Kris (firstname.lastname@example.org)
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Check the UMN's calendar of events for potential campus events related to food, health, and agriculture.
Institute for Advanced Study, 2010-2012 University Symposium: Abundance and Scarcity, Calendar of Events
Minnesota Sustainable Communities Network NextStep Events Calendar
Check the Student Resources page for info about other food, health and agriculture-related student organizations, internships and volunteer opportunities.