The second to last week of my internship was chock full of
CBORD. I mostly worked on getting the food items cleaned up so MyMenu (aka
NetNutrition) looked the best it could. We already have two full menus up, and
are working on getting the menus up for the Wildcat Den and the Marketplace.
The two menus that are up are cash-ops, and because their menus are
significantly smaller, it was a much easier task to get all the nutritional
information into CBORD for them.
My desk, AKA where all the CBORD action happens! |
One of my final projects will be to decorate a display case
advertising MyMenu so we can generate interest in the program as soon as the
students return to NMU. This is both exciting and scary. It’s exciting to see
all the work of the summer finally coming together, but it makes me nervous to
see our deadline fast approaching. I have full confidence that we can get the
majority of the menu onto MyMenu by the end of August though!
During the week I also was working on pages for the new NMU
Dining Website. My last page was the wellness page, which is meant to be a page
with many resources that Robin and I deemed credible. I generated a list of
local restaurants that serve both gluten-free and vegan entrees, and contacted
them to ask permission for us to post their restaurant advertising their
specialty menus. All of the restaurants were extremely receptive and welcomed
the opportunity for free publicity. One of the restaurants in particular, Rock
River Café, sounded particularly delicious and I decided on Friday to visit the
small town of Chatham, MI to eat some homemade gluten-free and vegan fare. While
in Chatham, I also stumbled upon the county fair! It was a great experience and
I wish I would have visited sooner than my last weekend in Marquette. Unfortunately, since we opted to check out the fair first, Rock River Cafe was closed when we returned for our dinner. It was still a successful trip though!
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