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In collaboration with the American Brewers Guild, the Falconer Foundation is offering a full-tuition scholarship to the Guild’s Intensive Brewing Science & Engineering program.
Read more...A newly established partnership between Revolver Brewing Company and the Texas A&M University College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Department of Food Science and Technology will help minority and underrepresented students pursue careers in the brewing industry.
Read more...Yakima Chief Hops will hold their 2021 Hop & Brew School from Aug. 30 through Sept. 3 and will again include both hop industry insights and technical brewing seminars.
Read more...Ballast Point Brewing awarded two full scholarships as part of its inaugural Brewing for Diversity partnership with the UC San Diego Extension Brewing Program. The scholarship program grants underrepresented students full tuition and related fees for those starting or continuing in the UC San Diego Extension’s Brewing Certificate Program as well as the opportunity to complete a paid internship at Ballast Point in San Diego to gain real-world insight into brewery production and operations.
Read more...With winds pushing huge amounts of smoke into portions Oregon, Washington and Idaho from numerous massive fires burning in the region, fears of smoke taint on hops have again returned this year.
Read more...Texas A&M is offering a new scholarship program for undergrads studying AG & Life Sciences this fall – especially for students of color.
Read more...In collaboration with the Seibel Institute of Technology, the Glen Hay Falconer Foundation is offering two full-tuition brewing education scholarships in 2021. The scholarships are full tuition grants and come with travel/lodging stipends.
Read more...The Craft Beer Professionals Virtual Spring Conference will take place April 19-21. The conference will have over 50 presentations and is free to attend.
Read more...ProBrewer has created a new Brewing Education section which contains a wide range of information and resources related to gaining an education in brewing and distilling.
Read more...Chattahoochee Technical College announced that it will be offering the first craft beer brewing educational program in Georgia.
Read more...The Michael James Jackson Foundation for Brewing and Distilling (MJF) has received a $35,000 donation from the American Institute of Wine & Food. The donation will allow the MJF to award BIPOC scholarship opportunities to further their education in the brewing and distilling industries.
Read more...Point Park University in Pittsburgh, PA is now offering a new Brewing Science Academy, an eight-week course designed to help provide a trained workforce for craft breweries.
Read more...In order for U.S. alcohol beverages to ship into some foreign markets, the foreign government requires that an export certificate or other U.S. government-issued document accompany the shipment. These documents are provided by the TTB.
Read more...Registration for all 2021 Brewers Association Beer Sensory Evaluation Program tasting sessions opens tomorrow at 9:00 AM MST.
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