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    Basic Dairy Science & Sanitation Workshop

    12/3/13 to 12/5/13
    Cornell University
    Ithaca, NY
    United States
    Contact: Janene Lucia

    The Institute of Food Science at Cornell University is pleased to offer a Basic Dairy Science and Sanitation Workshop, December 3-5, 2013. This course is the integral/central component of the new Dairy Foods Certificate Program being offered at Cornell University. Individuals may register for the workshop and enroll in the Dairy Foods Certificate Program, or register for the course as a stand-alone program. This workshop is designed to help participants understand the basic principles of dairy science and safety, as well as the needs of their dairy processing establishment with regard to dairy sanitation to help ensure that proper programs are conducted in their establishment. 

    The course will consist of lecture sessions that will cover basic dairy science, including composition of milk, dairy microbiology, dairy food safety, unit operations -- both raw milk production and receiving, and dairy processing, as well as an overview of dairy regulations. Participants will also learn the basics of cleaning and sanitizing principles, plant equipment and design, general control of pathogenic and spoilage microorganisms, in depth information on cleaning and sanitizing chemicals, their properties and applications, and a discussion on CIP and COP systems and common errors seen in the industry. There will also be a hands-on session where both CIP and COP principles will be applied. A complete program agenda is provided. 

    This workshop is tailored to dairy processing personnel and the tuition is $375 for in-state registrants -- $450 for out of state registrants. Enrollment is limited to the first 30 participants, so we urge you to register early. Please complete the provided registration form and return with your payment by e-mail to Janene Lucia: jgg3@cornell.edu, fax: 607-255-7619, or mail: Attn: J. Lucia, Cornell University, Dept. of Food Science, Stocking Hall, Ithaca, NY 14853. The deadline for registration is Monday, November 18th.

      To register for the workshop(s):

    1.     Fill out the attached registration form (typed preferred) and return it as soon as possible to Janene Lucia by e-mail (jgg3@cornell.edu) or by fax (607-255-7619).Be sure to include e-mail contact information. We must receive a registration form for you to be registered.

     

    2.     For on-line credit card payment, log onto:
                     https://cbs.cornell.edu/ccbilling/billing.aspx?eventid=C0DCE4C2-9315-4ABB-B04E-138827159F9D


    Simply complete the credit card payment form and press “Process Transaction.” For those companies that will be paying for multiple individuals at multiple locations – there is a space at the bottom of the form for “Transaction Notes” – please make a note here with the amount paid per company location (i.e., $750, XY Dairy, Buffalo, NY; $700, XY Dairy, Rochester).  This will assist in tracking payments with participant registrations. 

     

    Note: If you have not received confirmation of registration, and wish to wait before submitting payment, please contact me at jgg3@cornell.edu or 607-255-2892.

     

    3.     Once your transaction has been processed, you will receive an e-mail confirmation, and your browser will take you back to our Dairy Extension Calendar of Events website.

     

    Please also note that there are changes to the parking policy on the Cornell Campus.  Workshop participants will now be responsible for obtaining parking permits.  Please see the attached document “Cornell Campus Workshop Policy – 12-2013” for more details/instructions.  If you have any questions, concerns, please feel free to contact me.  You may also visit:  http://transportation.fs.cornell.edu/file/VisitorParkingMap-11.pdf for directions/map of the Cornell Campus.

     

    Once your registration form (either e-mailed/faxed) is received, a confirmation that you have been accepted in the course will be sent.

    View full Workshop Announcement and Description

    Registration Form (.doc)

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