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Dine with Directors


Georgetown Dining has a sincere mission to drive student satisfaction in all aspects of dining experiences on campus.  It is important for the Georgetown Dining team to collect student feedback and to work together in creating strategic plans related to dining on campus.  


Please join us during any or all of the meetings to share your thoughts and considerations in helping achieve our goal of highly engaged and satisfied students. 

Spring 2013 Semester Meetings:


Tuesday, April 23rd: 6:30- 7:30pm in Leo's Team Room


Based on student feedback, we've altered the time to our Spring Meetings. Hope to see you there!
Future Spring Semester Meetings dates and times to be determined at the next Dine with Directors meeting.



Frequent Questions


Who is invited? 
Any Meal Plan participant is encouraged to attend.  Additionally, members from GUSA have been appointed to represent the student body at these meetings.

When is it?
Meetings are held monthly.  Dates and times for spring semester meetings are determined by gathering student feedback, and will be advertised in advance.

Where is it?
Leo's team room, located on the Lower Level (behind the ice cream station).

What will we talk about?
Strategic plans for dining on campus, student group collaboration efforts, student body feedback, future menu and brand ideas, and the overall dining experience. 

How long is the meeting?
We are here for you during the times outlined. Stay for five minutes or for the duration. If you cannot make the specific time, contact us and we'll set up a time to chat in the near future. 

Do I need to register in advance and stay for the entire session? 
Not necessary. Come when you can and as often as you wish.


Remember, if for some reason you can’t make the forum and time won’t permit a one-on-one discussion, there’s always the online comment card as an avenue to share your perspectives.

 

 

  

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