Keep students growing intellectually by adding student-developed assignments that add spark, imagination and encourage students to take responsibility for their academic growth.

Keep your program relevant by making program assessments and begin the third quarter on a path to success.

Teaching students to give back is a quality lesson worth teaching.

Named for the late chef Marie-Antoine Carême or “King of Chefs and Chef of Kings,” Chef Adam Wiener earns top medal.

Light, effervescent beverages with lighter small plates or salmon sliders with a spirit-forward cocktail are possible pairings offered by Chef Kathy Casey.

Ancient grains add complexity and flavor depth to baked items while supporting a “healthy indulgence” market trend.

Instructors can use new online onion curriculum to teach students about traits, flavors and best uses of onions.

Grand Rapids Community College opened Fountain Brewery and Peter’s Pub this semester. It is the only federal- and state-licensed brew pub on a college or university campus.

Instructors need to teach students the finer points of coffee and tea. Students will become valued employees who can revamp menus and increase customer service.

Serving sizes, individual tastes and other menu items served all contribute to portion control. Teach menu planning that doesn’t waste food, environmental resources and money.