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George
Macht, C.H.A.,
C.F.E., F.M.P.
Professor
George Macht is the coordinator
of the Hospitality Administration program. Through the year, Macht
teaches the Culinary Arts, Management, Purchasing and Supervision
classes. He began teaching at the college in 1977 and is both
a member of the International Food Service Executives Association
(IFSEA) and a certified Foodservice Management Professional (F.M.P.).
He emphasizes the importance of regular interaction among faculty
and industry leaders and active participation with trade associations
and professional organizations, which gives relevancy to classroom
activities.
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Chris
Thielman
CEC,
CCE
Professor Chef Chris Thielman
is a certified executive chef and a certified culinary educator.
Throughout the year, Thielman teaches the Culinary Arts, Pastry
Arts and Foodservice Sanitation classes. He also teaches the Foodservice
153, Culinary Arts: Garde Manger class in the summer quarter. Thielman
began teaching at the college in 1987. He is a member of the American
Culinary Federation and presents the Culinary and Pastry Arts demonstrations
on the colleges monthly cable program, Images.
Chef
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David
Kramer
Executive Chef David Kramer
is a graduate of the Foodservice Administration program at College
of DuPage and of the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park,
NY.
Travel and training in Europe have broadened his understanding of
the history, traditions and cultures of many regions.
Kramer has been a part-time faculty member at College of DuPage
since 1999. He has served on its Hospitality Administration Advisory
Board since 1997, and has co-chaired the Hospitality Administration’s
annual Traditions in Excellence Benefit Dinner and Auction for the
past six years. Chef Kramer also teaches a variety of special interest
culinary courses for College of DuPage in the Continuing Education
program.
Kramer’s students will benefit not only from his teaching
experience, but also from his broad professional career as an Executive
Chef. He developed his talents at fine Chicago area restaurants,
including Maggiano’s Little Italy, Chicago, Oak Brook and
Schaumburg; Papagus Greek Taverna, Chicago and Oak Brook; Marriott’s
Hickory Ridge Conference Center; the Art Institute of Chicago; Hyatt
Oakbrook Hotel; the 95th Restaurant; and Lawry’s The Prime
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Marybeth
Leone
Marybeth Leone,
who comes to C.O.D. from the DuPage Convention and Visitors Bureau,
has more than 18 years experience in hospitality and tourism. Her
extensive hotel management background includes positions as a director,
Rooms Division; director, Revenue; manager, Front Office; and manager,
Guest Services. She has worked at several types of hotels, including
convention, airport, resort and corporate.
A graduate of Purdue University with a degree in Restaurant, Hotel
and Institutional Management, she also is a graduate of Stouffer’s
extensive management training program in Washington, D.C. After
graduating from college, she moved to Washington, D.C., where she
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Chef
Timothy Meyers, C.C.C., C.C.E., is a graduate of Kendall
College. He has been working in the hospitality industry for 15
years, working for Hyatt hotels, The University Club of Chicago
and Marshall Fields.
Meyers has taught part-time for College of DuPage for nine years,
and his prior position was program coordinator for the Culinary
and Pastry Arts program at the Technology Center of DuPage. He is
multi-talented, teaching both culinary and baking/pastry classes,
as well as instructing Sanitation and purchasing courses.
He is a member of the American Culinary Federation, where he served
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Catherine
Leveille
A certified Foodservice Management Professional (F.M.P.), Catherine
Leveille works in many capacities in the program. She is the
Hospitality Administration academic laboratory supervisor and manages
the hospitality office that provides resources for students and
faculty. She directs the use and operation of the instructional
labs to provide a safe, professional environment, and she manages
the student dining room for class and special events. |
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Adjunct
Faculty
Ernie Gibson P.H.D.
Tom Hiestand C.E.C.
Deb Macchia R.D., M.S.
Eddie Moran R.D., M.S.
Darlene Peterson J.D.
Paul Rosenthal
Diana Windt
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