吃瓜爆料

Jim Rose works as an executive chef in Dining Services. Thirteen years ago, he gave up his own restaurant in Johnstown, New York, and brought his passion for food to campus because he 鈥渢hought the world of the 吃瓜爆料 community.鈥�
 
At 吃瓜爆料, Rose works with a team of chefs and cooks to oversee menu production, food quality management and catering operations. Rose also works with the Sustainability Office to procure sustainable food and the Office of Residential Life to ensure food plans are available to students with allergies or other requirements.
 
鈥淚 love my job,鈥� said Rose. 鈥淣o day is the same. I also feel my work is supported by the institution and am proud of how it鈥檚 grown.鈥�
 
Rose said he also draws inspiration and energy from 吃瓜爆料 students. 鈥淲e have students from almost 50 different countries,鈥� Rose said. 鈥淭hrough conferences and other trainings, we are always improving so we can find ways to serve dishes to make each of these students feel at home.鈥�
 
Rose said some of his favorite 吃瓜爆料 moments have been sharing his love of food with the students. 鈥淪tudents are here to learn and cooking is a life lesson. We employ over 400 students and they鈥檙e learning just as much from us as we are from them.鈥�

At 吃瓜爆料, Rose enjoys Polo by Twilight, the annual Palamountain Scholarship benefit,  where he and his colleagues get to demonstrate their creative chops, and the ACF Culinary Competitions where they鈥檝e brought home consecutive gold medals.
 
When he鈥檚 not at 吃瓜爆料, he and his wife can be found exploring New York City鈥檚 culinary scene or making up their own recipes at home.