Professional Dining Etiquette Workshop and Luncheon
Caroline Korda Poole, Career Coach, and Founder, Centered Career
Networking and interviewing activities frequently involve the challenge of balancing professional conversation with good table manners in handling food and drink. This workshop will build your skills and confidence in dining etiquette over a three-course luncheon at Parizade. You will gain experience ordering from a menu, navigating a table setting, and practicing networking skills.
Speaker: Caroline Korda Poole, M.P.H., is a Career Coach and Founder of Centered Career. Ms. Poole worked for over 15 years in international and community development, with extensive experience advising mid-career international graduate students.
Registration for this limited-enrollment workshop opened Thursday, October 10, at 10:00 am. Registration has now closed for this limited-enrollment opportunity.
Participants must agree to arrange their own transportation (i.e. via the campus H-5 bus) to arrive promptly before 11:45 am and stay through 1:30 pm. Participants who register and fail to notify The Graduate School by October 23 that they can no longer attend may be asked to reimburse The Graduate School for the cost of their lunch (up to $40).
This workshop is part of The Graduate School's Professional Development Series and is co-sponsored with the Office of Postdoctoral Services.
Menu
Salad course
- Horiatiki: tomatoes, barrel feta, cucumber, peppers, red onion, oregano, Greek vinegar, olive oil (GF, vegetarian)
- Caesar: white anchovy, Reggiano parm, sourdough toast
Entree
- Grilled salmon: asparagus, fava beans, green peas, tarragon
butter, tomato olive vinaigrette (GF) - Spinach & Goat Cheese Stuffed Chicken Breast: quinoa tabbouleh, tzatziki (GF)
- Golden quinoa: edamame, green chickpeas, kale, roasted mushrooms, toasted almonds (GF, vegan)
- Spaghetti: shrimp, slow-cooked San Marzano tomatoes, feta
Dessert
- Seasonal sorbet and fresh fruit (GF, vegan)
- Chocolate fudge cake
Additional Location Information
Students are responsible for their transportation to the workshop. The H-5 campus bus route provides service to Parizade.
Communication, Core Competencies, Master's Series, Professional Development, Professionalism and Scholarly Integrity