Academic credit:
Academic credit - graduate or undergraduate - is available for most of our workshops. To receive credit, enroll as a visiting student.
Then send an e-mail or call 402-472-2816 for instructions to register for a credited course.
Attention Nebraska businesses! If you are planning to send employees to one of our workshops, and you contribute to the state unemployment insurance fund, you are eligible for a training grant from the Nebraska Department of Labor. You can download the application form here. We'll be happy to walk you through it -- just e-mail or call 402-472-2816.
The Food Processing Center Workshops
Coming Up...
Entrepreneur Assistance:
Please contact Jill Gifford at jgifford1@unl.edu or by calling 402-472-2819 if you would like register by check or credit card.
Click here to view the 2010 Recipe to Reality Seminar Schedule
2010 Recipe to Reality Seminar Dates:
January 11 - Lincoln, NE
April 10 - Lincoln, NE
May 7 - Chicago, IL
June 4 - Lincoln, NE
August 20 - Lincoln, NE
October 23 - Lincoln, NE
Molds and Mycotoxins in Food, Feed, and the Environment
March 17-19, 2010
Registration Coming Soon!
Lincoln, NE
Better Process Control School
September 28-October 1, 2009
Lincoln, NE
19th Annual Applied Extrusion Workshop
Watch the video taken during this workshop on October 14-16, 2008
Cancelled for 2009
Lincoln, NE
Better Process Control School in Spanish
Watch the video about this workshop
Postponed (New Date TBD)
Lincoln, NE
Pet Food Technology Symposium
Postponed (New Date TBD)
Lincoln, NE
Other Technical Workshops of Interest...
IICA Workshop
Assuring the Safety of Foods for Domestic Consumption and International Trade
In English and Spanish
The Third Governor's Conference on Ensuring Food Safety: E. coli O157:H7 - Progress and Challenges: On-line Video Presentations
Organic Food Products: Processing and Inspection
Lincoln, NE
Next Gen Sequencing: An Alternative to Culture-Based Microbiological Testing
Click on the title to learn more.
Offered by Core for Applied Genomics and Ecology (CAGE)
Watch the video of Dr. Benson, CAGE director, comparing Next Gen to traditional technology.
