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Planning for Higher Education Journal
“Menus That Matter” at the Heart of Kalamazoo Valley Community College’s Bronson Healthy Living Campus
From Volume 45 Number 1 | October–December 2016By Linda DeptaPlanning Types: Campus Planning, Sustainability PlanningTags: Community College, Community Engagement, Facilities Design, Facilities Planning, Health and Wellness, New Campus, Sustainability (Environmental)
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Kalamazoo Valley Community CollegeWe live at a time when increasing numbers of Americans consume food prepared away from home. This trend, along with poor dietary choices and lack of access to healthy, sustainably sourced food, contributes to a reduced quality of life and the onset of preventable disease.
The Culinary Arts and Sustainable Food Systems curriculum recently approved by the Kalamazoo Valley Community College trustees reflects the college’s belief that best practices in urban agriculture, the latest developments in culinary and food production research and technology, and the transformative power of education will improve the health and well-being of our citizens and help sustain our communities. The college believes that culinary and food professionals can serve as positive change agents in society.MEMBERS ONLY
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