Medical students test cooking skills at culinary institute

Thirteen fourth-year medical students spent a Friday afternoon in June at the Institute for Culinary Arts at Metropolitan Community College, learning the foundations of a healthy Mediterranean diet.

The half-day course is a wellness option as part of the UNMC College of Medicine Curriculum Enhancement Seminars.

The goal of the class is to introduce integrative health and wellness practices to health care students and medical professionals with the hope that they will take that knowledge into their practices and share it with their patients.

See how kitchen knife skills and a classic citrus vinaigrette are helping UNMC students advance their medical education.

The class is supported by the Monarch Fund. Find out more or donate here.

4 comments

  1. Audrey Paulman says:

    What a great way to make education fun! Great job at developing this program, UNMC faculty Susan Evans, MD!

  2. Ms. Amy Volk says:

    Thanks Ben Aresty ! for making this opportunity available to UNMC students.

  3. Beth Moris says:

    Wonderful to see this back in the MCC kitchen! I love this program and know how much the students enjoy it. Well done, Dr. Evans!

  4. Hannah Christiansen says:

    Glad this program is back. Thanks for all your hard work Dr. Evans!

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