The fall 2017 calendar for the Food Studies theme is packed full of amazing opportunities for students, faculty, and community members to get involved with food!
Every Wednesday: Grover Market Produce Sale | 1-4 p.m. | Atrium Cafe
Every Friday: Produce Sale at the Garden | 4-6 p.m. | Plant Biology Gardens on West State Street
Saturday, Sept. 9: Everything Local hosted by Athensworks | Different community organizations present on the local food system and economy | 1:30 – 3 p.m. | Central Venue
Monday, Sept. 11: Food Matters at OHIO fall potluck at the Plant Biology Gardens | 5:30 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 18: The Office of Global Opportunities Fair—Learn more about the Food Studies “Italy: Food in Sicily” and “Food in Cuba: Policy and Practice” programs.
Wednesday, Sept. 20: Food in Cuba: Policy and Practice information session | 7-8 p.m. | Baker 226
Thursday, Sept. 21: Italy: Food in Sicily information session | 2-3 p.m. | Baker 233
Saturday, September 30: Chenopodium Harvest | 11 a.m. | Plant Biology and Food Studies Research Garden, West State Street
Thursday, Oct.5: Food on Film: Bugs the Film screening at the Athena | Free Admission | 7 p.m. | A film that explores the idea of insect protein being the new way to combat world hunger | Guest panel discussion following the film
Thursday, Oct. 12: Food on Film: King Corn film screening at the Athena | Free Admission | 7 p.m. | A documentary on two friends exploring where their food comes from through growing corn | Guest panel discussion following the film
Thursday, Oct. 19: Campus visit with Grace Gershuny, author of Organic Revolution | Lecture in Alden 319 | 4 – 5:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 19: Food on Film: Food Evolution film screening at the Athena | Free Admission | 7 p.m. | A film exploring the controversial topic of GMO crops | Guest panel discussion following the film, including Grace Gershuny
Wednesday, Oct. 25: Italy: Food in Sicily information session | 5-6 p.m. | Baker 235
Stay tuned for more events and information!
Contact Dr. Theresa Moran (morant@ohio.edu) or Joy Kostansek (jk985814@ohio.edu) with any questions and concerns.
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