About Beer

In preparation of the lecture on beer please read and view the following:

Who makes Brooklyn Brewery Beer? Learn about Garrett Oliver

How Beer is made:

Click here for another video from the History Channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FttkHVBu2IA

Some history and the current state of Brooklyn Brewery, press here.

There is a difference: Ales and Lagers

There are various types of beer: types of beer

 

 

 

VACANT EXECUTIVE BOARD POSITIONS, HSMAI

VACANT EXECUTIVE BOARD POSITIONS
The deadline is Sunday, Nov 29th at 11:59pm. We encourage any interested members to take this opportunity and apply!

The following Executive Board positions are available (including a minor description of each position’s role).

VACANT EXECUTIVE BOARD POSITIONS/DESCRIPTION (not in any particular order)

Director of Finance

  • Assists the President with any tasks regarding the financial and accounting aspects of the club
  • Works together with the VP to submit bi-annual financial reports to Student Government Association (SGA)
  • Transitions into Treasurer Position in the future
 
Director of Communication
  • Keep a record of all members and events of the organization
  • Assists the President in putting together email detailing all the upcoming club and HSMAI related events and news
  • Receives and forwards responses from guests RSVP concerning the Networking Luncheon
  • Maintains accurate records of the minutes of Executive Board meetings
  • Maintains complete attendance and membership records
  • Assists in the promotion of the Society

Marketing Coordinator
  • Assists the Vice President of Marketing with promoting and marketing the Society and co-sponsorship activities
  • Creates and communicates our flyers for events to be marketing appropriately
  • Collaborates with the Vice President on an effective membership campaign
  • Serves in the absence of the Director of Communication
Vice President
  • Communicates directly to President, while working closely with the entire e-board team to retain positive energy and team effort
  • Coordinate with President for events by creating agenda for events
  • Become the moderator during events when necessary
  • Expects to increase membership for our college
  • Communicate effectively and assist in finding new e-boards when your term is served

OUR APPLICATION/INTERVIEW PROCESS1.) We will not be accepting Seniors as applicants for the Vacant Executive Board Positions. Therefore, if you are graduating anytime between Fall 2015 and Spring 2016, you may not apply for the vacant board positions.
2.) You do not need to be a HSMAI New York Chapter Member to apply, however, we strongly recommend you to apply for the student membership.
3.) You will need to email Alicia Ngai (alicia.ngai@mail.citytech.cuny.edu) and copy Jennifer Lin(jennifer.lin@mail.citytech.cuny.edu) your application for the positions. This means to include the email subject as “Vacant Executive Board Position – X” , where the “X” is the position you are applying for. Also, attach a resume and, if possible, your upcoming Spring 2016 course(s) schedule. If you are working during the Spring Semester, please include your work schedule as well.Finally, include at least a one paragraph statement as to why you believe you should be selected for the particular vacant position (do not exceed two paragraphs).
4.) You will be provided with multiple interview days between Dec 8th and 12th, which you will have to select a day and time for the interview. These interviews will be held as group interviews, which means you will be interviewed by multiple Executive Board members at the same time alongside inducted members interested in the same position. It is recommended that each applicant brings 3 to 5 copies of their resume and schedule to their interview.

5.) We will provide an e-mail to each candidate notifying you if you have been accepted or not for the position you applied for. You will be recommended to a committee or leadership position if you are not selected. We recommend that each candidate continue to be active within the association, whether accepted or not.

We encourage all members to apply for a Vacant Executive Board Position because this will help you build your teamwork skills, leadership skills and help you build a stronger and more competitive resume. Furthermore, if you apply for a board position, you have nothing to lose because you will always develop more skills through this process and you will be recommended to a committee if you don’t get any position.

Once again, we want to wish everyone good luck with the applications! We are looking forward to your applications, interviews and acceptances into the positions and please spread the message to fellow inducted members. HSMAI City Tech would like to wish you the best upon your future endeavors!

HSMAI

Dear HSMAI student members,

We have the link to register for the November 7th HSMAI Recruiting Event (below).

The event will be from noon till 2 pm on the NYU campus. We are inviting students from NYU, Cornell, Penn State, St John’s, City Tech and Baruch. We will have hiring managers from top hospitality companies in New York to talk and share insight about how students can stand out when applying for jobs, as well as in the interview process. Immediately following, we will allow time for the students to introduce themselves to the hiring managers. We are encouraging students to bring resumes to share with these great companies.
Student Seminar: “Positioning yourself for Hospitality Recruitment”
Saturday, November 7th, 2015
12:00 pm — 2:00 pm EST
NYU School of Professional Studies Building
7 East 12th Street – 3rd floor
New York NY
RSVP IS REQUIRED!

https://secure2.ersvp.com/secure2/ersvp/rsvp/reply.htm?evtr=beifi&cacheid=1444925235.8731&cobrandid=ersvp

Please free feel to let us know if you have any questions.


Kind Regards,
HSMAI E-Board

Expand Your Palate, One Circle at a Time

Different Types of Wine Infographic Chart

Which Path of Circles Will You Follow on Your Personal Exploration of Wine

As you expand your understanding of wine and the options you have take a look at this infogram from Wine Folly. Think about flavors you like and then choose some wines to taste between classes. Let me know what you tried and what you like and did not like. I will do the same!

Click here to view Wine Folly’s website.