Experiential Learning

1 semester credit. This seminar aims to raise awareness of key health and safety issues in academic facilities and laboratories. The course meets the requirements for induction training for all students, promoting risk awareness and risk prevention as an integral part of education. A practical approach to training will be used in order to encourage students to actively participate both on their own and in small groups.

3 semester credits. Through this special project course, students are involved in back and front of the house operations at Fedora, the school pastry shop and bistro. The projects are designed to offer future pastry chefs an insight on the production of pastries, baked goods, and desserts. Projects are focused on traditional and contemporary baking and pastry techniques, regional cakes and tarts, desserts and breads for special occasions, knife and piping skills, and mixing methods. Students will learn how to adjust recipes to produce large volumes desserts as well as specialty items. Students will also gain confidence with front of the house procedures in order to complete a comprehensive vision and understanding of the activities, functions, and organization of a baking and pastry shop for future entrepreneurial activities. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require early AM shifts, PM shifts, and shifts that take place on weekends and holidays, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements. 
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Market/industry research, customer feedback analysis, ingredient research, study of sustainable food production process, recipe analysis, provide lab management options and analyze the different impact on service, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Chef uniform (hat, jacket, pants, hard-toe safety shoes, apron) required. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview. Open to culinary arts and baking & pastry majors or students who have taken previous coursework in the above fields. HAACP food safety and sanitation certification. Not applicable to remote option.

3 semester credits. This is a special project course intended for students who wish to develop skills and experiment with photography. Students create digital works individually and in collaboration with photographers, which are then edited and processed. Students must be prepared for diverse types of photographic approaches depending on projects and assignments, as well as develop management skills for archiving and publishing. Composite printing and experimentation with different techniques may be employed. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts or shifts that take place on weekends, or ongoing photoshoot and research activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Photo assignments, conceptual and theme research, location scouting research, digital photo archiving management, image post-production, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. A DSLR camera and a lens with a focal length of 55mm or wider is required for this course. A digital 35mm viewfinder camera (20+ megapixels minimum) is also acceptable. Remote option students will need their own access to Adobe software. 
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview. Portfolio of previous work, DSLR knowledge, Adobe photo software experience.

3 semester credits. Through this special project, students will assist the Educational Field Learning department. Typical tasks may include developing field trip itineraries and participant lists, assisting with hotel and tour reservations, and manage trip reminders and pre-departure information. Students will also assist with promotional activities through social media updates and digital communication strategies. Participation in field trips as assistants to tour leaders will directly involve students in department activities or pre and post-departure participant interaction for the remote placement option. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement will require shifts that take place on weekends or ongoing research and development-based projects for remote placements. This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Location research, itinerary development and review, logistical support for FL supervisors, itinerary and logistics performance analysis, participation satisfaction analysis, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This placement allows the student to interact with the local fashion economy through FLY Fashion Loves You, the retail store operated by the students and faculty members of FAST. FLY features creations of emerging designers, high-quality vintage and consignment clothing and accessories, as well as unique handcrafted pieces made by FAST students. This special project involves proposing, designing, and producing high-quality garments and accessories for FLY, whose merchandise sales generate scholarships for future fashion students. Duties include but are not limited to merchandise analysis for brainstorming and design proposals in the laboratory spaces of FAST, the academic department that houses FLY. Garments produced will permanently remain at FLY for placement in window displays, photoshoots and other special installations throughout the seasons. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require shifts that take place on weekends, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements. This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Merchandise analysis, design proposals, sketching and rendering creations, product prototyping, cost and mark up management, emerging designers research and analysis, participation in promotional events, final portfolio.
 Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, portfolio of previous work, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This special project allows the student to interact with the local fashion economy through FLY Fashion Loves You, the retail store operated by the students and faculty members of FAST. FLY features creations of emerging designers, high-quality vintage and consignment clothing and accessories, as well as unique handcrafted pieces made by FAST students. The fashion retail management special project involves store organization, business procedures and client relations. Under the guidance of the CEMI management, students will have the chance to be immersed in the fashion retail industry through duties that include but are not limited to sales, stock, store management, customer service, promotion, and research. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require shifts that take place on weekends, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements. 
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Store merchandising, window display operations, props selection and organization, emerging designers research, client relations, FLY social media content production, customer care analysis, experiential marketing campaign, organization of promotional events, final portfolio.
Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option. 
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This is a special project course intended for students who wish to deepen their skills in the area of fashion photography. Students create individual and collaborative digital projects, which are then edited and processed. Fashion-themed approaches may include elements such as ad campaigns, look books, design sets and studio photography, and interaction with fashion-based clients and collaborators associated with FLY Fashion Loves You, the creative learning lab and retail store of FAST, the fashion and accessories studies and technology division of FUA-AUF. Students must be prepared for diverse types of photographic approaches depending on projects and assignments, as well as develop management skills for archiving and publishing. This placement may require PM shifts, shifts that take place on weekends, or ongoing research-based and production/editing activities for remote placements. This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Photo assignments, conceptual and theme research, location scouting research, digital photo archiving management, image post-production, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code, not applicable to remote option. A DSLR camera and a lens with a focal length of 55mm or wider is required for this course. A digital 35mm viewfinder camera (20+ megapixels minimum) is also acceptable. Remote option students will need their own access to Adobe software. 
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview. Portfolio of previous work, DSLR knowledge, Adobe photo software experience.

3 semester credits. The objectives of this special project are based on creating an opportunity for the student to observe and participate in the coordinating and curating activities of art, design, and photography exhibitions in a gallery setting. Students will be exposed to various tasks including daily operations, exhibitions, catalog creation, show installation, and interaction with local and international artists. The student will also assist the on-site curator with promotional tasks ranging from press releases to social networking. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts, shifts that take place on weekends, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements. This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Artist research and scouting, exhibition installation development, catalog creation, artist relations, event curation, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This special project course focuses on the area of graphic design in visual communication. Students will interact with figures such as graphic designers as well as art directors for creative projects. Topics may include logo design, corporate identity and branding, advertising, design in journalism, product packaging, book design, web design, etc. The use of design software is required. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. The placement may require weekend hours or ongoing research-based and design activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Visual research, image post-production, digital illustration and layout projects, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code (not applicable to remote option). Remote option students will need their own access to Adobe software. Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview. Portfolio of previous work, layout and illustration software experience.

3 semester credits. This special project allows students to interact with the local community in Florence through experiential learning in collaboration with the Community Engagement Member Institutions. These community projects are directly linked to the academic divisions of the University and open to the general public in order to share academic results with the greater community. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. The placement may require weekend hours or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI).

3 semester credits. The aim of this placement is to expose students to the principles of spa management with an emphasis on spa operations. Students will gain first-hand experience through analytical observation and project management of the on-campus spa, Sorgiva, a full-service spa, health, and wellness facility. Students will develop the managerial skills necessary to act as a spa manager, and will be familiarized with planning and organizing all the relevant activities and operations of the wellness center. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM and weekend shifts, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements. 
This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Market/industry research, operational analysis, client relations, performance analysis of services and treatments, wellness program development, strategic planning, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. Through this special project course, students are involved in front of the house hospitality operations and projects related to Ganzo and Fedora, the creative learning labs and dining establishments of Apicius that are open to the local community. Under the guidance of the CEMI management, students will gain firsthand experiences involving customer relations and satisfaction, service, food and beverage operations, collaborative and interpersonal communication between FOH and BOH, and above all practice hospitality skills in an international context. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM and weekend/holiday shifts, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements. This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Industry research and market trends analysis, operational involvement and analysis, client relations, performance analysis of services, consumer trend observations and projections, strategic planning for hospitality businesses, final portfolio. Additional Materials/Dress code: Dress code: Black trousers and clean safety (closed) shoes required. A t-shirt and apron will be provided for a refundable deposit fee. Not applicable to remote option. Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. In order to offer a comprehensive view of hospitality and international tourism, experiential learning activities are scheduled in varying types of environments, each of them characterized by different dynamics, clients and style of service required. Through this special project course, students are involved in hospitality strategic planning and operations with creative learning labs including Ganzo (restaurant), Fedora (pastry shop), Dimora (guest apartments), and Sorgiva (spa). Additionally, students are involved in logistical and hospitality operations with Educational Field Learning or Special Events. 
Under the guidance of the faculty and staff management, students will gain firsthand practice of customer relations and satisfaction, service, collaborative and interpersonal communication, food and beverage operations, and above all practice hospitality skills in an international context with a diverse range of clients. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts or shifts that take place on weekends/holidays, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Hospitality Industry research and market trends analysis, best practices for hospitality businesses in an international context, customer care standards and practices, consumer trend observations and projections, strategic planning for the hospitality industry at the international level, final portfolio.
 Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire. Some CEMI require uniforms. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This placement grants students an opportunity to understand institutional ICT management. Students will acquire and practice skills related to the IT field under the leadership and supervision of the institutional CIO and ICT staff. Students will also have the opportunity to develop an understanding of the activities, functions, and organization of the department and, under the supervision staff, students will perform maintenance and assistance routines as well as - depending on students' profile - suggest new procedures to facilitate users' (students, teachers, staff) work and to improve school services. Tasks may include but are not limited to computers deployment (installation and user delivery), user assistance for hardware and software, network installation and maintenance, video and audio installation and maintenance (TV sets, projectors, amplifier, Apple TV), and deployment of new procedures from the test environment to production. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Monitoring of ICT operations, user assistance, installation and maintenance tasks, user-based improvement research, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option.
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview. Basic knowledge of the latest Apple operating system, Linux (Darwin, CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian), latest Windows software, standard office editors (OpenOffice, Pages, Keynote, Numbers), TCP/IP networking, virtualization (VMWare environment).

3 semester credits. This special project course is offered to highly motivated students who want to enter and practice firsthand the world of magazine editing and proofreading. The student will be in charge, under the supervision of professionals, develop feature writing through the steps of checking for accuracy and suitability, digital and traditional printing, and design. Knowledge and experience in magazine and newspaper production is always extremely helpful for higher editorial positions. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. The placement may require weekend hours or ongoing research-based and editorial production activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Editorial research, editorial development, content review and revision, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option.


3 semester credits. This special project is an excellent opportunity for the student to understand institutional library systems. Working under the supervision of the library staff, students will perform circulation maintenance routines such as check-in/check-out and book processing and deadlines, shelving, and usage statistics. Additional duties include but are not limited to administrative and technical tasks. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Cataloging maintenance, collections research, user analysis, development of library initiatives for academic community, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. Through the public relations placement, students will learn how to promote an organization's business and image. Public relations activities will focus on managing an organization's key messages through content management. Communication strategies, including those related to special events, will be a major emphasis in public relations-related projects. Students will be guided throughout their involvement in PR operations and measuring PR results. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts, shifts that take place on weekends, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Corporate communication projects, community-based outreach proposals, market research, client and audience analysis, brief and press release creation, engagement measuring, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Participation in on-site PR operations at events require: Black or navy blue outwear (blazer and pants/skirt, no miniskirts), dress shirts or tops in the above colors or white (necklines that are not revealing), no t-shirts, tennis shoes, or sneakers. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This special project course coordinated by the Student Life and Development Office offers students an opportunity to expand their knowledge of the study abroad experience from the perspective of the hosting country and specifically student life and services. The Pre-College program is designed to mirror the undergraduate experience for students who are generally 16 to 18 years of age. Pre-college students choose from a variety of college-level courses and have numerous opportunities to engage in the community, explore campus life, and learn from a diverse group of peers in an independent but structured environment. Students are supervised by the SLD staff and Resident Assistants. Students enrolled in this special project placement will learn first-hand how Resident Assistants are an integral part of the Summer pre-college program, as they ensure the safety and wellbeing of participants as well as the success of program activities. Moreover, students will experience how RA responsibilities highlight the important role of residential life in a university environment. The RA has extensive contact with pre-college students and serves as a liaison and resource; special project students will promote the integration of all aspects of campus life and assist with cultivating a positive environment that supports the University’s educational objectives. Students will assist with planning, organizing and promoting activities, observe and assist with program-related administrative and clerical duties, and respond appropriately to program troubleshooting and student issues through assessment, referral to experienced professionals, and appropriate follow-up. The overall duration covers three 3-week sessions: In the first session, students will undergo training supervised by the SLD staff and gain exposure to the activities and procedures that will be implemented during the second session when the pre-college program is active. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement also requires PM and weekend shifts. This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Training will take place during Session II for three weeks followed by three weeks of full time RA duties during Session III. Additional materials/Dress code: Casual attire.

3 semester credits. The aim of this placement is to expose students to the principles of real estate management with an emphasis on property management. Students will be familiarized with planning and organizing all the relevant activities and operations of a real estate business related to the on-campus guest apartments facility, Dimora. This experiential learning program focuses projects and research based on on front desk operations including reservation management, welcoming guests and basics of customer care. Students will learn how to independently run a hospitality business including property maintenance and quality control management. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts on-campus or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Market/industry research, operational analysis, client relations, maintenance problem-solving, strategic planning, promotional activities, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option. 
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This placement will focus on the basic understanding of restaurant management, including service management and customer relations, menu planning, and wine list development under the supervision of restaurant managers and wine experts. Students will observe and analyze the main operational areas of the restaurant such as food safety and sanitation, guest services, operational responsibilities, and staff communication. Students will assist the manager in planning and setting service standards and creating a platform for all restaurant operations in accordance with restaurant needs. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts or shifts that take place on weekends/holidays, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements. This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Food and beverage Industry research and market trends analysis, operational involvement and analysis, customer care standards and practices, performance analysis of restaurant services, consumer trend observations and projections, strategic planning for the food and beverage industry, final portfolio.
 Additional Materials/Dress code: Black trousers and clean safety (closed) shoes required. A t-shirt and apron will be provided for a refundable deposit fee. Not applicable to remote option.
 Prerequisites: Resume indicating at least one previous restaurant experience. Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This special project course through the Student Life and Development Office offers students an opportunity to expand their knowledge of the study abroad experience from the perspective of the hosting country. The SLD office is the main point of reference for all incoming students. Responsibilities range from assisting with planning, organizing and promoting activities, contributing articles to the school publications, and general office duties. Students are expected to effectively collect and share information to students and the academic community. Students assist with the preparation of all orientation materials for future sessions and students. Furthermore, they will learn to handle sensitive issues related to culture shock and adjusting to studying/living abroad as well as leading facility tours for institutional visitors and potential students. Special projects are assigned depending on the area of interest. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts, shifts that take place on weekends, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). 
Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire. Not applicable to remote option. Main tasks: Planning and developing student outreach initiatives, content creation for communication, student experience research, assisting staff logistics, final portfolio. 
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. The aim of this special project course is to expose students to the principles of event planning with an emphasis on the development and integration of operational strategies. The aforementioned strategies will be employed from the perspective of hospitality management and the application of program techniques in special event management. Topics will include booking, event planning, logistics and coordination, themes, program partnerships, and event review. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts or shifts that take place on weekends/holidays, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Special events Industry research and market trends analysis, event practices development and management, logistics analysis and planning, customer care standards and practices, consumer trend observations and projections, strategic planning for the event industry, final portfolio.
 Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. All black attire required for some events. Not applicable to remote option. 
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. Through this special project course, students will learn from the organization and operation of a sport facility such as a fitness center. The student will learn by assisting with daily operations: checking access records, machine maintenance standards, organization and management of fitness activities. Students will collaborate with a sports director to organize gym classes, review fitness instructor candidacies, and collaborate with a communications team for the production of promotional materials. Throughout the course, the student will also research relevant sports-related activities in the city of Florence in order to enhance the student's connection with the hosting culture and environment. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. The placement may require weekend hours or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Sport Industry research and market trends analysis, sport and fitness practices development and management, operational involvement and analysis, customer care standards and practices, consumer trend observations and projections, strategic planning for the sports industry, final portfolio.
 Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Sports gear required for some placement activities and tasks. Not applicable to remote option. 
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

3 semester credits. This special project course is ideal for highly motivated students who are interested in creative video production. Involvement includes maintaining equipment, video shooting and editing, scouting locations, assisting the video director for logistics and production purposes, and sound editing. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts or shifts that take place on weekends or ongoing research-based and production/editing activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Visual concept research, location scouting research, video production, post-production, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code, not applicable to remote option. A DSLR camera with a video function and a lens with a focal length of 55mm or wider is required for this course. Remote option students will need their own access to Adobe software. 
 Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview. Portfolio of previous work, video shooting skills, editing software experience.

3 semester credits. Through this special project course, the student will be able to research and develop web content for professional websites. Guided by a Communications Office, the student will be involved in web-based projects to develop written and visual content for digital platforms. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. The placement may require weekend hours or ongoing research-based and editorial activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Digital content creation and revision, visual content development, audience/reader-oriented research, SEO analysis, site performance review, final portfolio. Additional materials/Dress code: Business casual attire for dress code. Not applicable to remote option.
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview. Portfolio of previous work, web back office experience.

3 semester credits. Students enrolled in the Wine Service Beverage Management special project will be acquire skills related to managing the wine and beverage service at Ganzo and Fedora, the school restaurant and pastry shop/bistro of Apicius International School of Hospitality. Under the leadership and supervision of wine service professionals, students will also have the opportunity to develop an understanding of the activities, functions, and organization of a restaurant and/or wineries. Students will also learn how to maintain weekly records of sales and wine costs. The aim of the special project is to increase knowledge of wine service, presentation methods, restaurant procedures, wine expertise, and pairing in the hospitality industry. EL hours may be distributed from Monday through Friday. This placement may require PM shifts or shifts that take place on weekends/holidays, or ongoing research-based activities for remote placements.
 This special project course features experiential learning hours with our Community Engagement Member Institutions (CEMI). Main tasks: Beverage industry research and market trends analysis, wine service practices, operational involvement and analysis, customer care standards and practices, consumer trend observations and projections, strategic planning for the wine industry, final portfolio.
 Additional materials/Dress code: Black trousers and clean safety (closed) shoes required. A t-shirt and apron will be provided for a refundable deposit fee. Not applicable to remote option. 
Prerequisites: Cover letter, CV, and material pertinent to the chosen area, interview.

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