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VerifiedAll stations have ingredients available upon request.
Providing safe dining experiences through student engagement is a point of pride for UVA Dine and location teams.
All ingredients are available upon request. Copper Hood (Allergen Friendly Station) has all ingredients posted at station and online.
All residential locations throughout our dining program have the ability to provide allergen friendly meals. Please contact UVA Dine Registered Dietitian, Danielle Schneider, to coordinate. Please note that individually prepared meal requests are decided upon a case-by-case basis and in coordination with our dietitian and other members of the UVA Dine leadership team.
All residential locations throughout our dining program have the ability to provide allergen friendly meals. Please contact UVA Dine Registered Dietitian, Danielle Schneider, to coordinate. Please note that individually prepared meal requests are decided upon a case-by-case basis and in coordination with our dietitian and other members of the UVA Dine leadership team.
All residential locations throughout our dining program have the ability to provide allergen friendly meals. Please contact UVA Dine Registered Dietitian, Danielle Schneider, to coordinate. Please note that individually prepared meal requests are decided upon a case-by-case basis and in coordination with our dietitian and other members of the UVA Dine leadership team.
The Copper Hood is one of the most popular stations in our dining rooms and is open and welcoming to all UVA students.
anaphylaxis, cross contact, university policies, emergency contact procedures, safe reporting procedures, Big 8 Allergens, U.Va Dining back of house/front of house allergen safety procedures handbook
We complete this training before the start of every semester and update the training material to be as current as possible with trends.
We showed the AllerTrain RA video to all members of the Resident Staff program during training and then discussed ways that they can be supportive within their communities.
They can disclose their needs to their RA (should the student feel comfortable doing so) and the RA will accommodate their needs in planning and executing their program.
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The Charlottesville Fire Department and Charlottesville Albemarle Rescue Squad carry epinephrine on their fire engines and ambulances all the time (required medication by the state Office of Emergency Medical Services). UPD does not carry epinephrine, only AEDs and first aid supplies.