Chef Cyndie A. Story, PhD, RD
P.O. Box *** Telephone: 270-***-****
Scottsville, KY 42164 Mobile: 904-***-****
Email: *************@*****.***
EDUCATION
PhD, Foodservice and Lodging Management, Iowa State University, 2008
AA, Culinary Arts, Art Institute of Atlanta, 2001
MEd, University of Georgia, 1993
Augusta Area Dietetic Internship, 50-week Generalist Internship, 1988
BS, Dietetics and Institutional Management, University of Georgia, 1987
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
President, Culinary Solution Centers, LLC., Scottsville, KY (6 yrs)
Area Supervisor of Training, Fulton County Schools, Atlanta, GA (2 yrs)
Dir. of Operations, Atlanta Public Schools, ARAMARK Corporation, Atlanta, GA (1 yr)
Food and Nutrition Svcs. Supervisor, Cobb County School System, Marietta, GA (6 yrs)
Consultant, FoodSense, Woodstock, GA (1 yr)
Director of Food Services, Pike County School System, Zebulon, GA (3 yrs)
PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS
American Dietetic Association
American School Nutrition Association
Georgia School Nutrition Association
PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
- Independent consultant and chef instructor for foodservice organizations on various topics
including hot and cold food production, food presentation, knife skills, kitchen safety and
manager training courses
- Conducts numerous hands-on and demonstration style quantity food production classes, as
well as food safety and HACCP training sessions for school foodservice organizations
- Writer and producer of Food Safety Orientation for New Employees 1 hour training DVD,
employee and supervisor training guide
- Author of The Produce Manual: For healthy school meals, and Five Star Foods; fresh fruit
and vegetable training manuals for school foodservice organizations
- Responsible for the training and continuing education of seventy-five (75) school foodservice
managers, fifteen (15) managers-in-training and over six hundred (600) foodservice
assistants in a school district with seventy-five (75) kitchens
- Developed and implemented a training concept, and directly responsible for a training
kitchen for managers-in-training to learn all aspects of school foodservice. The training
kitchen produced over 1200 meals per day. Responsible for all aspects, including budgeting
and procurement for catered services provided by school nutrition s SNP Caterers and the
training department
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Worked extensively on streamlining processes for menus, forecasting, ordering, and
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inventory
Implemented a nutrition education program that included classroom education for levels K-
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12, nutritionally analyzed recipes and a monthly newsletter for parents, students and staff
PUBLICATIONS
Story, C., Sneed, J., Oakley, C.B., & Stretch, T. (2007). Emergency preparedness needs
assessment of centralized school foodservice and warehousing operations. Journal of the
American Dietetic Association, 107, 2100-2104.
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