Volunteers will be handing out food to those in need in the Loachapoka community. We will meet at the Auburn Wesley Foundation at 3:00 and then head over to Loachapoka United Methodist Church. If you are running late feel free to just meet us in Loachapoka.
Studies indicate that as much as one third of all food is either lost at the farm, trade, or processing stages or wasted at the retail or consumer end. Remarkably, while food losses are mainly a problem in lower income countries due to issues such as lack of infrastructure and…
This immersive cultural experience highlights the food and cuisine of different countries as a portal and connection with their cultures. Class facilitators are usually natives of the country to be discussed. As they express their cultural identity, participants engage in a hands-on cooking demonstration and food sampling session over community…
This immersive cultural experience highlights the food and cuisine of different countries as a portal and connection with their cultures. Class facilitators are usually natives of the country to be discussed. As they express their cultural identity, participants engage in a hands-on cooking demonstration and food sampling session over community…
The International Cultural Center (ICC) in the Office of International Programs hosts monthly International Cultural Cafes. The purpose is to connect international and native-born students, faculty, staff, and the wider Auburn community and establish social interaction and integration between the international and domestic campus communities. This time, the International Cultural Café…
During the month of February, ICC is hosting Taste of the African Diaspora in commemoration of Black Heritage Month. This is an immersive cultural experience that highlights the food and cuisine of different countries as a portal and connection with their cultures. Class facilitators are usually natives of the country…