Campus & Community Engagement Knowledge Domain
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Join NACUFS and presenter Naomi Carton, Associate Dean Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT), as she shares the process to design, develop, and implement a new,
first-year residential community at MIT. Naomi will share how to engage students in a
dining facility, ways to engage academic for-credit courses, and how to creatively work
with housing to think about the new residence and future dining location during this 15-minute webinar.
Business Administration Knowledge Domain: Systems & Technology
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Being able to offer flexible foodservice options to students is imperative in expanding
sales, increasing engagement, and improving service levels. What does this mean now,
as we are in the midst of a pandemic and of course, what happens beyond COVID-19?
Join NACUFS and speaker Benjamin Anderson, Head of Industry Relations, Grubhub
Campus, as he shares his experience in working to implement best-in-class ordering
technology into dining environments during this one-hour webinar.
Guest Experience Domain: Physical Environment, Risk Management
As the COVID-19 Pandemic progresses, safety and regulations have continued to develop. Join NACUFS and experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention as they share insight how to keep employees and guests safe. They also share symptoms of COVID and at what point employees should be excluded from work, what to do when an employee tests positive, air circulation facts and solutions, front of house disinfecting procedures, and more!
Campus & Community Engagement Knowledge Domain
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Foodservice is a career where people of many backgrounds and skill sets can find
fulfillment and contribute their talents to enrich the lives of guests through food and
hospitality.
Join NACUFS and speaker David Murphy, district manager, Bon Appetit, Washington
University Dining Services, as he shares ways collegiate foodservice can utilize
partnerships with organizations who employ and mentor individuals with special needs
in the workforce. David will also share the powerful impact these partnerships can
create with staff, provide information on what considerations are needed to set up these
partnerships, ways to mitigate risk and liability, and how to share the positive success of
the program to the entire campus community.