Bauman College’s Natural Chef Program (now Holistic Chef Culinary Program) Graduate, Chau Wansze, featured in our “Student Spotlight” in 2017, provides an update on life after Bauman College. Food and nature are the loves of my life. What I love most about cooking is that I’m able to work with all of my senses to Read More
Alumni
Alumni Spotlight + Recipe: Michelle Cave
My name is Michelle Cave and I am a Bauman College graduate. While exploring career paths, I did a lot of soul searching. When I discovered the field of nutrition, I immediately knew that I had found my niche. Then, when I came across Bauman College, I knew I had found the right school to Read More
Alumni Spotlight: Shannon Valle
My name is Shannon Valle and I am a graduate of the Natural Chef Program. I was born and raised in San Francisco and for the past 24 years I have lived in Union City, CA. After graduating from UC Davis and Sonoma State University with a teaching credential, I taught English and history at Read More
Alumni Spotlight + Recipe: Shelly Chang
My name is Shelly Chang and I’ve completed both the Natural Chef and Nutrition Consultant programs. I grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia, and moved to the Bay Area for work in 2013. A finance professional by trade, I am accustomed to working in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment. Years of stress and poor eating habits Read More
Thinking About Becoming a Natural Chef? Explore These Unique Career Paths
Becoming trained as a natural chef is a progressive approach to a traditional skill set. It’s a way to help people connect to our symbiotic relationship with food—we nourish the soil that gives life to our sustenance, and the food we eat keeps us thriving. It’s no longer enough to simply know how to prepare Read More
DIY Kombucha
By Lila Volkas, Nutrition Consultant Alumna + Owner of Kombucha to the People What is Kombucha? Kombucha is the bubbly, sometimes sweet, and tangy drink that has taken over grocery store refrigerators across the country. This trendy beverage has been around for hundreds of years and is made by fermenting tea with sugar using what Read More
Inflammation 101
By Lila Volkas, Nutrition Consultant Alumna The internet is chock full of “anti-inflammatory” foods, beverages, herbs, and supplements. But what is inflammation and why do we want to reduce it? The word “inflame” means to “light on fire.” When our bodies encounter something harmful, like injury, infection, or stress, they react with the “heat” of inflammation. Inflammation Read More