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'''Culinard: The Culinary Institute of Virginia College''' | [[Image:Culinard logo.jpg|right|225px]] | ||
'''Culinard: The Culinary Institute of Virginia College''' was a culinary arts program offered by [[Virginia College]] at 426 [[Palisades Boulevard]] and in several other Southern cities. The program offered a 36-week course culminating with a diploma or certificate in culinary arts, and an additional 24-week program in pastry arts. Students could go on to complete an associates degrees in applied science with a major in culinary and pastry arts. | |||
Pastry chef [[Susan Notter]] became executive director in [[2002]]. The current program director for the Birmingham location is [[Jared Danks]]. | |||
The Restaurant at Culinard | The program was founded in [[2001]] at 195 [[Vulcan Road]] in [[West Oxmoor]], where it also operated [[The Restaurant at Culinard]] and, later, the [[Culinard Café]] at [[Innovation Depot]]. Both have since closed. | ||
Virginia College | Virginia College operated a second Culinard location in Jacksonville, Florida and had announced plans to operate a third in Mobile. [[Education Corporation of America]], the school's owner, closed down all its schools on [[December 5]], [[2018]]. | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* Witt, Elaine (March 24, 2003) "Tasty time can be 5-star profession." | * Witt, Elaine (March 24, 2003) "Tasty time can be 5-star profession." {{BPH}} | ||
* Thornton, William (December 5, 2018) "Virginia College closing campuses nationally." {{BN}} | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:Palisades Boulevard]] | [[Category:Palisades Boulevard]] | ||
[[Category:2018 disestablishments]] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:16, 3 December 2020
Culinard: The Culinary Institute of Virginia College was a culinary arts program offered by Virginia College at 426 Palisades Boulevard and in several other Southern cities. The program offered a 36-week course culminating with a diploma or certificate in culinary arts, and an additional 24-week program in pastry arts. Students could go on to complete an associates degrees in applied science with a major in culinary and pastry arts.
Pastry chef Susan Notter became executive director in 2002. The current program director for the Birmingham location is Jared Danks.
The program was founded in 2001 at 195 Vulcan Road in West Oxmoor, where it also operated The Restaurant at Culinard and, later, the Culinard Café at Innovation Depot. Both have since closed.
Virginia College operated a second Culinard location in Jacksonville, Florida and had announced plans to operate a third in Mobile. Education Corporation of America, the school's owner, closed down all its schools on December 5, 2018.
References
- Witt, Elaine (March 24, 2003) "Tasty time can be 5-star profession." Birmingham Post-Herald
- Thornton, William (December 5, 2018) "Virginia College closing campuses nationally." The Birmingham News
External links
- Culinard website