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Duke Graduate Student Etiquette Dinner |
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Thursday, September 1, 2011 5:30-7:30pm |
WHERE: |
Durham Marriot Convention Center (info) |
WHY: |
Important professional relationships are formed and strengthened in social settings including formal meals and cocktail hours. The Professional Dining Etiquette Program is designed to enhance students’ competence and comfort in any professional-social setting. Graduate students will learn rules for navigating a professional lunch or dinner which are often part of the search process in both academic and professional interviewing contexts, and an integral part of professional careers. Students will also learn tips on how to select appropriate restaurants, timing of business discussions, addressing wait staff and other essential skills. Dinner entrée options are chicken or vegetarian pasta. Dinner preferences must be indicated at registration. Students will enjoy dinner with other Duke students from other graduate schools across campus. The guest speaker for the evening is Mary Crane. Duke has engaged renowned expert and consultant Mary Crane for the past four years. She is a graduate of George Washington Law School and lobbied in Washington D.C. for nearly ten years before pursuing her life-long interest in food and wine. Crane enrolled in the Culinary Institute of America. Upon graduation, she worked at the White House as an assistant chef. During this time, Crane discovered the interplay of food, wine, and business. Her desire to share this unique knowledge yielded Mary Crane & Associates. |
Available Tickets: 0 |
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Sorry, registration for this is closed. |
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