Alumni Spotlight: Zach Moquin ’16
CIA alumni, Zach Moquin ’16, answers questions from CIA students about his experience at CIA and gives advice for a career in the foodservice industry.
CIA alumni, Zach Moquin ’16, answers questions from CIA students about his experience at CIA and gives advice for a career in the foodservice industry.
CIA alumni, Kimberly Roope ’22, answers questions from CIA students about her experience at CIA and gives advice for a career in the foodservice industry.
Learn what our CIA alumni are doing in the food business field.
Meet CIA alumni Adam Crocini, now Global Head and V.P. of Food & Beverage for the Luxury & Lifestyle Group, Hilton.
I developed a passion for the hospitality industry back in high school. I want to continue to explore what this wonderful field has to offer and grow right along with it.
Joseph Ndungu ’09 earned a Bachelor’s in Culinary Arts Management at The Culinary Institute of America after a brief career in the military.
John Gibbs is a veteran of the U.S. Army and a CIA student pursuing his bachelor’s degree in food business management at the college’s New York campus.
Jess Szewczyk wanted to attend the CIA from a young age. Follow his culinary journey and learn how he became a food writer at Buzzfeed.
Led by Associate Professor of Business Management Lynne Eddy, the Human Resource Management class applies principles directly to the foodservice environment.
"It is absolutely possible to graduate from the CIA debt-free. You just have to stay organized, manage your time well, and stay motivated.
“Since every professor and chef is hired after working many years in the industry, with many being leaders of their craft (CMCs and CMBs), I know I am
A CIA education can take you to anywhere in the world.