Food
Committee Meeting
The
meeting was called to order promptly at
The
committee members were asked if there was any old business to discuss. Lana asked the committee about Cram Jam and
if anyone participated in that. The
participation was very low all three evenings.
The first evening the count was 77, the second evening was 56 and the
last night it was 58. Some of the
suggestions are as follows:
1. Do we
need to continue to have this event?
2. How
do we reach more students?
3. It
may be more advantageous to have this a few days before finals.
4. Is
there enough advertisement?
5. Maybe
have cookies and punch in the resident halls instead.
6. A lot of people prefer to study in the ASC.
7. Possibly
do juice and donuts in the resident halls in the morning.
8. We
are going to look into this and maybe change the format for next year.
Items
discussed concerning Lucky's:
1.
2. Price
structure was discussed as far as prices in Lucky's
vs. prices in the local convenience stores.
3. Jim
informed the committee that we had gone to 3 places in town concerning the
tacos-he told the committee how they compared to the ones served at Lucky's.
4. Lana
asked what we thought was fair on a 32 oz soda.
Several prices were brought to the table from other locations in
5. Jim
informed the committee of the percent increase we have had concerning our
products and why we have had to increase the price on several items.
6. The
committee also wants the hours extended on Friday evenings in the future. The reason that the time was changed was due
to not enough traffic in Lucky's on Friday
evening. Many students go home on Friday
afternoon for the week end.
Items
discussed concerning Hein Dining Hall:
1. Committee members
suggested opening Hein in the morning at
2. The quality of
the food is not very good on the week end and there is no variety. They at least would like to see the sandwich line
to be open. Chef informed the committee
that they can still make a sandwich on the week end.
3. The cups to go
are too small at Hein. Need at least a
16 or 20 cup.
4. For students that
would like to take soup to go, the 12 oz cup that we are handing out would be
perfect for that.
5. The committee
members also wanted to know the impact it has made in the kitchen not having
the trays any longer. Jim informed the
committee that we had some opposition at first, but it well accepted now. The waste of food is down and we are making
every attempt to “Go Green at TLU”.
6. Students would
like to see an Ice Cream Sundae Bar over at the innovation station once in
awhile.
We
want to say Thank You to all who attend the meeting and your input you provide
to the committee. We would like to say a
special thank you to Paul Riser with the Student Senate, for joining us at our
January meeting.
The next meeting will be held on February 26th
at