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 North Carolina A&T State University hosted a Food Science Workshop teacher workshop (family and consumer science teachers-summer conference 2015, Greensboro, NC) on July 13-14th.  There are 20 teachers who plan to teach the new food technology class next year.

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Salam A. Ibrahim at North Carolina A&T State University worked with the NC Community College System and Reno A. Palombit (NC Department of Public Instruction Career & Technical Education)  and worked with high school techers on a food safety workshop for high school teachers on July 13-14 in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences at North Carolina A&T State University. The title was Food Science Workshop (family and consumer science teachers-summer conference 2015, Greensboro, NC).  A total of 19 teachers attended the workshop.  Topics were: 

Teaching food science in the FACS classroom

Food safety class

Laboratory safety

Understanding bacteria

Food safety practices

hazard

Laboratory practices:

• Preparation of laboratory solutions, agar plates, peptone
• Effect of cooling and heating on bacteria survival and growth in food
• Fresh hamburger vs hamburger left out overnight
• Milk kept in the refrigerator vs room temperature

Teachers can use this site as a valuable resource on food safety:  http://www.fda.gov/downloads/Food/FoodScienceResearch/ToolsMaterials/UCM430367.pdf  

Salam A. Ibrahim (North Carolina A&T Sate University) with help from Reno A. Palombit (NC Department of Public Instruction Career & Technical Education), hosted several food technology classes for high school teachers during spring 2015. The classes focused on food science and relevant technology plus modern food safety practices. Teachers were provided materials, equipment, and lectures.