
Why learn from Penn State?
Food
Safety and Sanitation for Food Manufacturers was developed
by Dr.
Luke LaBorde, Associate Professor and Extension Specialist in the
Penn State Department of Food
Science.
Dr. LaBorde has over
20 years of experience in industry and academia and is co-director of
the Penn State Sanitation Short Course which has been held each year
for over 25 years. You can count on Penn State to deliver accurate science-based
information and practical recommendations to the food industry.
Learning from Penn State
allows you to take advantage of expertise and experience in food microbiology,
chemistry, process engineering, and sanitation. You benefit from a course
that is convenient, affordable, and filled with information and techniques
you can use every day on your job.
About Penn State
Founded
in 1855 as an agricultural college, Penn State University today ranks
as one of the world’s leading educational institutions in terms
of quality of the faculty and staff, support for cutting edge research
programs, and commitment to high quality resident and outreach teaching.
There are over 80,000 students at 6 campuses throughout the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania with approximately half located at the main campus in
University Park. Each year Bachelors, Masters, and PhD degrees are awarded
to approximately 18,000 graduating students.
About the Food Science
Department at Penn State
The
mission of the Department of Food Science is to integrate and apply
knowledge within the disciplines of chemistry, engineering, biology,
and nutrition to preserve, process, package, and distribute foods that
are nutritious, wholesome, affordable, desirable, and safe to eat.
Outreach activities connect the resources of the Department of Food
Science with our stakeholders in Pennsylvania and beyond by offering
current, accurate, and research-based food science information and curricula.
For additional food safety
information from Penn State, visit the Food Safety Web Site at http://foodsafety.psu.edu
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