Culinary Institute of New Orleans Student Resumes
 
Address: 48 Creagan Avenue
City/State: Gretna, LA 70053
Phone: (504) 361-5432
Cell: (504) 621-3303
E-mail: cino@cino.tv
Bridgetrae C. Naffe

Objective

Seeking an entry-level position in your establishment where my culinary skills, training, and education will contribute to your success and provide long-term career advancement and professional development.

 

Education

Sep 02–Present • Culinary Institute of N.O.(CINO), New Orleans, LA
Culinary Arts 202 (CA-202)

  • Fourteen months of hands-on training in Knife Skills, Product Knowledge, Basic Cooking Theory & Food Science, Applied Food Service Sanitation, Intermediate Cooking Theory & Lab, Culinary Math & English 101, Culinary Arts 101 Lab, Wine Appreciation, Nutrition, Health, & Wellness, Dining Room & Banquet Management, Professional Baking, Culinary Math & English 202, Culinary Arts 202 Lab and a 600-hour Externship.
  • During Intermediate Cooking Theory Lab, worked all positions in CINO's school lunch program: Garde Manger, Tournant, Grillardin, Saucier, Sous Chef, and Executive Chef. Prepared approximately 55 meals each day from Monday to Friday for CINO students and staff.
  • Will be awarded an A.O.S. Degree in the Culinary Arts upon course completion.
 

Work Experience

Jul 02–Present • Chef's Table Restaurant, New Orleans, LA
Line Cook

  • Performed prep work for cooking demonstrations, special event banquets, daily lunch, and evening dinners at this 170-seat fine dining restaurant.
  • During Culinary Arts 101 Lab, worked the following positions during lunch from 11:30 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. Monday through Friday: Pantry, Sauté, Grill, Fry, and Expo.
  • As part of CINO’s externship program, worked as server and back waiter for evening functions, serving and bussing tables for Elderhostel Tour Groups, private banquets, and wedding rehearsal dinners.
  • As part of CINO’s externship program, worked all evening stations in the kitchen where needed for Elderhostel Tour Groups, private banquets, and wedding rehearsal dinners.
  • Represented the Culinary Institute of New Orleans, LLC at Audubon Institute's black tie gala, Celebration In The Oaks, serving the Chef's Table signature dish (Lobster Bisque) to 500 guests.
  • Represented the Culinary Institute of New Orleans, LLC at Audubon Zoo's Zoo-to-Do, serving Oyster Rockefeller Soup to Audubon Zoo patrons.
  • During Professional Baking worked in the Chef's Table full-service bakery, preparing desserts and breads for CINO's school lunch program and the restaurant.
  • During Dining Room & Banquet Management performed the duties of Server, Back Waiter, Hostess, and Front of the House Manager.
  • During Culinary Arts 202 Lab worked as restaurant Sous Chef, training and supervising Culinary Arts 101 student chefs.

Sep 99–Present • Metairie Cleaners, Metairie, LA
Executive Chef

  • Responsible for handling of customer garments, payments, inventories, and troubleshooting.
  • Worked various positions at this establishment with over 6000 customers.
 

Career Summary

Although I have over six years of customer service experience (Metairie Cleaners from 1999 to the present, First Data Corp. from 1997 to 1998, Gulf Coast In-Home Care from 1995 to 1996, & Pensacola Civic Center for 6 months in 1995) & six years of janitorial experience (Advanced Nail Concepts from 1991 to 1997), my true desire is to pursue a culinary career. My decision to attend Culinary School demonstrates my desire and resolve to succeed as a professional chef.

 

Awards

  • CINO Knife Skills Student of the Month for September, 2002.
  • CINO Basic Cooking Theory & Food Science Student of the Month for September, 2002.
  • CINO Sanitation Student of the Month for October, 2002.
  • CINO Intermediate Cooking Theory Student of the Month for November, 2002.
  • CINO Intermediate Cooking Lab Student of the Month for November, 2002, January, 2003, and February, 2003.
  • CINO Culinary Arts 101 English Student of the Month for February, 2003.
  • CINO Culinary Arts 101 Math Student of the Month for February and March, 2003.
  • CINO Dining Room Management Student of the Month for March, 2003.
  • Culinary Arts 101 Certificate of Completion in March, 2003.
  • A National Restaurant Association Sanitation Certificate for Safe Food Handling.
  • A National Restaurant Association Nutrition Certificate for Food Service Professionals.
  • A Certificate of Merit for participating in breakfasts and lunches at City Hall for the Mayor of New Orleans, the Honorable C. Ray Nagin.
 

References

Available upon request.