Personal and Professional Development
Food as Memoir
for DC area students
January 26-27 in person in Washington, DC
Every student receives a cookbook as part of the class.
Order a cookbook from Spring 2023 class!
Food as Memoir
in Washington DC
Food has a way of transporting us back to a place or to the company of someone special, reminding us who we are and where we are from. Food triggers memories of family, friends, and moments in our past.
Bring your best - or worst - food memories and even those kitchen mishaps with you to class. We will discuss recipes, books, movies, and of course, cookbooks, and what we can do to savor the food experiences that we have had. Come prepared to share your stories and to laugh.
Each student will create a short cookbook of recipes that have a special place in your memory, which will then go into a class cookbook. The cookbook project will be a showcase of your collective families, friends, countries, cultures and places that influence you.
You will meet live in Washington, DC indoors. This is not a travel class.
Your guide on this adventure is Andrea Seiger, author of "111 Places in Washington That You Must not Miss"!
in person
36 credit hours
$275
Schedule
Wednesday
Jan 22
Online Orientation
6:30pm-8:30pm
Saturday-Sunday
Jan 26-27
In-person in DC
10am-5pm
Wednesday
Jan 29
Online Final Project
6:30pm-8:30pm
Requirements:
Credit for J-1 visa students is 36 hours. Students earning J-1 visa credit must attend all sessions and complete all homework.
Please note that your pre-assignment will be emailed to you one week before your first online class session. You will receive details on how to log-in to your orientation one week before the start of the course.
Once the final online class session has concluded, you will have one week to submit your independent coursework and final assignment to your teacher.
Students who require their certificate sooner than outlined above should request their final assignment in advance by contacting BMCC at aupair@bmcc.cuny.edu. Please note that BMCC needs two days from the date a student submits their final assignment to issue an educational certificate.
If you have any questions at this time, please email us at aupair@bmcc.cuny.edu. Please continue to stay safe.
About your instructor:
About Andrea Seiger
Andrea Seiger, author of "111 Places in Washington, DC You Must Not Miss", is an educator and world traveler who has lived in Washington DC for 31 years. She has lived in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and has traveled thousands of miles on the Mayan Route of Mexico. Ms. Seiger loves to road trip around the Mid-Atlantic US and beyond.
