Tim Doebler, director of the University of Alaska Anchorage Culinary Arts/HospitalityProgram, demonstrates knife-cutting techniques during a recent professional culinary arts class he taught at Thunder Mountain High School.
Tim Doebler, director of the University of Alaska Anchorage Culinary Arts/HospitalityProgram, teaches a recent professional culinary arts class at Thunder Mountain High School.
Story last updated at 11/22/2009 - 1:08 am
JUNEAU - Tim Doebler, director of the University of Alaska Anchorage Culinary Arts/Hospitality Program, visited Juneau last week to meet with the Juneau School District to finalize a Tech Prep agreement, so that Culinary Arts I and II and Nutrition high school culinary classes will be offered by Thunder Mountain High School's Culinary Arts teacher Kathleen Wiest.
The classes are aligned with the university courses in UAA's Culinary program. This agreement enables high school students in these courses to earn both high school and UAA credits at the same time and at a discounted rate.
For more information contact Carin Smolin, JSD's Career and Technical Education Coordinator, 523-1877.
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