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coursename      = Language & Food
|name=Food & Culture
description     = Food and Culture is a single session course that explores the role of food in many cultures through reading, writing, film, and personal experience. In addition to written assignments and research presentations, students will be engaging in some cooking and sharing of food.
|description=What can studying food and dining practices tell us about a culture?  What are the traditions surrounding food around the world?  This class will look at the intersection of food and culture and even try some various cuisines along the way. We will also turn to our own community to see what food options our diverse immigrant community has brought to Tulsa.
department       = Language Arts
|department=Social Sciences and History
teacher         = Angela Hudson
|teacher=Jennifer Lamkin
sessions         = 1
|sessions=1
prerequisites    =
|grcode=EL
note            =
|offered=Currently
grcode           = EL
|opento=Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors
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Freshmen        = [[Courses Available to Freshmen|Freshmen]]
Sophomores      = [[Courses Available to Freshmen|Sophomores]]
Juniors          = [[Courses Available to Freshmen|Juniors]]
Seniors          = [[Courses Available to Freshmen|Seniors]]
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Food and Culture is a single session course that explores the role of food in many cultures through reading, writing, film, and personal experience. In addition to written assignments and research presentations, students will be engaging in some cooking and sharing of food.
 
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Department Social Sciences and History
Teacher Jennifer Lamkin
Sessions 1
GR Code EL
Offered Currently
Open to Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors

What can studying food and dining practices tell us about a culture? What are the traditions surrounding food around the world? This class will look at the intersection of food and culture and even try some various cuisines along the way. We will also turn to our own community to see what food options our diverse immigrant community has brought to Tulsa.