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M.E.N.U.

On March 29, 2017, M.E.N.U. took place at Wayne State University. NutriWayne, the Nutrition and Food Science Club for undergraduate students at Wayne State Univeristy, wanted to host an event that would bring together nutrition/food/garden/community-lovers from all over Detroit to connect and network. Over 10 speakers shared their stories, information about the organizations or programs they represent, and ways to get involved. 

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M.E.N.U. ​

motivate | educate | nourish | unify

Keep Growing Detroit

If one of the below sounds like something you'd say, click on it to see which one of the programs represented at M.E.N.U. you'd have the  most fun with!

"I'm concerned about the health of students on campus. I'm worried about their access to nutritious food and am interested in helping an organization that feeds students." 
"I think that all people, no matter what socioeconomic background, should be able to make healthy and nutritious meals on a budget." 
"I'd like to intern with a nonprofit 501(c)3 established to facilitate citizen science in conjunction with graduate & undergraduate research."

"I'd like to learn more about the public health and nutrition programs funded by the federal
government: SNAP (food stamps) and WIC (Women, Infants, and Children)." 

"Volunteering through a mobile food pantry sounds fun! Or even teaching kids about what a healthy food pantry looks like!"

"Volunteering through a mobile food pantry sounds fun! Or even teaching kids about what a healthy food pantry looks like!"

"I want to help with community outreach culinary nutrition cooking presentations, designed to address some of the nutritional needs of low income families and senior citizens." 

"Food waste is a huge concern of mine. I want to volunteer my time alleviating this issue on Wayne State's campus and throughout Michigan." 
"Teaching Detroit veterans and youth how to grow through creative and innovative agriculture sounds cool. I'd also like to learn more about different urban garden techniques, like solar power and hydroponic watering systems." 

"I want to work with a Wayne State University organization dedicated to building sustainable food systems on campus and in Detroit area communities. I could even help with the WSU Farmers Market in the warmer months."

"Working with community organizations around Detroit to promote sustainable fruit and vegetable growing is what I'm looking for. I'd like to bring education into gardens and community centers across the city. I am also open to an intern position! 
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