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Cartoon illustration of four diverse students in lab coats working in a food science lab with equipment, flanked by icons for food safety, curriculum, and research. Text reads 'WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY & BOB EVANS - Preparing the Next Generation of Food Industry Leaders'.

Cartoon illustration of four diverse students in lab coats working in a food science lab with equipment, flanked by icons for food safety, curriculum, and research. Text reads 'WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY & BOB EVANS - Preparing the Next Generation of Food Industry Leaders'.

WILBERFORCE UNIVERSITY & BOB EVANS Partnership Initiative for Food Safety, Education & Workforce Development (Background image suggestion: university students in food science lab + food production environment) ABOUT THE PARTNERSHIP Wilberforce University is committed to preparing future leaders in food safety, food processing, and nutrition through innovative education and industry collaboration with Bob Evans. This partnership will strengthen workforce development, applied learning, research, and food industry training. THE BIG THREE INITIATIVES IMAGE/ICON PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 🛡️ Food Safety Icon 1. Food Safety Workshops & Certification HACCP workshops, food safety training, sanitation programs, and certification opportunities for students and industry professionals. 🧪 Laboratory/Classroom Icon 2. Curriculum & “Bob Evans” Program Enhanced Food Science & Nutrition curriculum focused on food processing, quality assurance, and food manufacturing. Special “Bob Evans” program designed for junior and senior students. 🤝 Partnership/Research Icon 3. Research & Industry Support Collaborative research, employee training, internships, educational support, and workforce pipeline development exclusively supporting Bob Evans initiatives. FEATURE SECTION (CENTER VISUAL) PREPARING THE NEXT GENERATION OF FOOD INDUSTRY LEADERS Suggested image: • Students in lab coats • Food safety testing • Food processing equipment • Faculty and industry collaboration PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS ✔ HACCP Mehr sehen