... levels and sources !! Gender and diversity !! Recognition of FoodScience as a scientific discipline !! Changing paradigm- from instructional to learning (knowledge dissemination to learning and ... dropping of “lab- based” courses !!Industry- University partnerships and major endowment /fund raising efforts Budget Cuts Affect FoodScience Programs Trends Influencing FoodScience ... IFT andFoodScience & Technology Education !! FoodScience as a scientific discipline at a cross-roads !! Need to “advocate” FoodScience to decision makers- internal and external...
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