Dinner
with a prospective (or current) employer--does this phrase induce a panic
attack?
- Which fork, which spoon, which knife?
- What do I do with all that cutlery when I'm through eating? (and what the heck is "cutlery"?)
- What if I dribble?
- What if they serve snail? or lobster? something I have no clue what it is?
- Why is spinach the most dangerous food on the planet?
Attend
the Niagara University "Dining for Success Etiquette Dinner" on
Tuesday, October 30, in the Heritage Room (bottom of Clet Hall) from 5 to 7
p.m. for the answers to these questions and more!
This
popular annual event provides students with the opportunity to learn the basics
of professional etiquette in a meal setting from international etiquette
consultant John Bourdage. From Mr. Bourdage's LinkedIn profile: "As owner of Bourdage Consulting, a provider
of seminars and training in world class social skills, service, hospitality
management and wine and food pairing, I have delivered training to
universities, schools of hospitality, various businesses and associations,
hotels and casinos and have written several articles on manners, etiquette and
networking."
This even
typically closes out, but there are still plenty of seats available. The
dinner is free but pre-registration is required. To reserve a seat,
contact Career Services at 716.286.8500 or careers@niagara.edu.
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