Next Generation at the Culinary Institute of America is Next-Level
Although the Netflix series Next Gen Chef packed up it’s knives in September, the next generation of chefs at CIA still compete every day.
The CIA’s students, faculty, staff, academic programs, athletic teams, and extracurricular activities are often highlighted in media throughout the country and around the world. Here is a sampling of some of the coverage of the college and its people.
Although the Netflix series Next Gen Chef packed up it’s knives in September, the next generation of chefs at CIA still compete every day.
Twenty-one distinguished CIA alumni were inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame, honoring their lasting impact as chefs, entrepreneurs, authors, and educators.
Foodies and wannabe chefs won’t want to miss heading to CIA at Copia, the ultimate destination for food-related happenings and exhibits.
Hyde Park, NY, September 9, 2025 – CIA announced the appointment of three new academic administrators: Provost Jeroen Greven; Vice President of Student Life Dr. Shari Saperstein; and Dean of the School of Food Studies and Liberal Arts Dr. Maryann Tebben.
Hyde Park, NY, June 6, 2025 – CIA announced the appointment of CIA alum Robert E. Jones ’20 to the position of vice president of strategic partnerships, industry leadership, and impact.
Hyde Park, NY, May 30, 2025 – CIA announced a new collaboration with Thimus and thanks to a generous grant from Alamance Foods, CIA will employ Thimus’s proprietary T-Box technology to measure and quantify guests’ emotional response to hospitality.