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Va. colleges collaborate on a dining rehab

Sweet Briar College recently reopened two dining venues with the assistance of two higher-learning establishments nearby.

Bianca N. Herron, Digital Editor

November 20, 2015

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Local rivalries were recently set aside in Virginia so that the foodservices of two colleges could lend support to a third. 

During the reopening of two dining venues, Sweet Briar got some help from nearby Bridgewater College and Washington and Lee University.

“It was a group effort with the schools, helping with everything from scratch,” Grace Hoyer, public-relations manager at Parkhurst, told FoodService Director. Parkhurst is the contracted manager of Sweet Briar. “We provided Sweet Briar with marketing support, catering guides, getting their menus and setting up their dining.”

Other local parties contributed to Sweet Briar’s quick turnaround as well, Hoyer added.

About the Author

Bianca N. Herron

Digital Editor

Bianca Herron is a digital editor at Restaurant Business. Prior to joining Restaurant Business, Bianca was editor of two real estate publications, the Illinois Real Estate Journal and Chicago Industrial Properties. Previously, she was a reporter for the Chicago Defender Newspaper. Bianca studied Mass Communications at Tennessee State University, and currently resides in the south suburbs of Chicago. 

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