- The Food Literacy Project (at Harvard University Dining Services) cultivates an understanding of food from the ground up. Education focuses on four integrated areas of food and society: agriculture, nutrition, food preparation and community. Ultimately, the project goal is to promote enduring knowledge, enabling consumers to make informed food choices.
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- MIT Food and Agriculture Collaborative
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- The Sporkful
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Category Archives: Food @ Harvard
Majoring in Food
Teagan Lehrmann ’13, reflects on making an academic path around food. Her senior thesis, “Sweet as Honey:The Beekeeper’s Fight against Corn Sugar and Objectivity,” examined the controversy around corn sugar adulteration in honey. FLP: What did you study? How did … Continue reading
Harvard Food Classes, 2013-2014
We’ve updated the food class list for the new school year. Find the new class list on our menu bar under “Food Classes” or find the class list here. This semester, Harvard renews its acclaimed Science & Cooking class, offered … Continue reading
Summer FLP: Greenhouses
This summer, Landscape Services and the Harvard Community Garden built two greenhouses at the garden. The plans, selected by a group at the Harvard Graduate School of Design, were intended to be an easy and replicable model, to serve as … Continue reading
The Food Lab for Kids
Bonnie Lei ’15, Currier FLP rep, describes her first semester piloting The Food Lab for Kids at Harvard. “I don’t like cheese” Dennis declared to me at the Cambridge Area IV Youth Center in his middle school-I’ve decided it’s settled … Continue reading
Late spring, Harvard Community Garden
Strawberries, sage flowers, chamomile
Posted in Food @ Harvard, Sustainability
Tagged flowering sage, Harvard Community Garden, sage flowers, strawberry
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