University of Wisconsin-Whitewater
Not VerifiedOur dining halls have signage at each concept that displays the entree names, calories/serving size, and will also list any allergens that are in the entree if there are any. This is noted by symbols and each sign has a legend that explains what each symbol means. This can also be viewed during the semester online where we list the allergens of each entree as reflected by the signage in the dining halls. This signage will also indicate what items are vegan and which are vegetarian.
Our dining halls have signage at each concept that displays the entree names, calories/serving size, and will also list any allergens that are in the entree if there are any. This is noted by symbols and each sign has a legend that explains what each symbol means. This can also be viewed during the semester online where we list the allergens of each entree as reflected by the signage in the dining halls. This signage will also indicate what items are vegan and which are vegetarian.
Foundations is a station that is food allergen sensitive that provides a great health option for students with food allergies or students who are more health conscious.
Foundations which is free from the top 8 allergens except soy on occasion. This station does not contain gluten/wheat, dairy, nuts, eggs, fish/shellfish. We also have a vegan option available at this station daily at Esker dining hall, Drumlin has a vegan option on this station on Mondays and Thursdays. Drumlin will have other vegan/vegetarian options at other concepts when an option is not available on Foundations.
Esker dining hall is a nut free facility in which we do not offer peanut butter to keep our students safe. Esker also has a glass enclosed room which we call The Nest, this room is an access only room for students who need gluten free substitutions. This room has gluten free bread, muffins, and some frozen items such as pancakes, waffles, and chicken tenders.
At the University Center we have a location called H'Eat and Fire where we have gluten free pizza crust available and gluten free buns.
The University houses all the medical documentation and once CSD receives this information, they will forward the dietitian the student's email. The dietitian will then reach out to each student to set up a personal meeting with them to discuss their options on campus and how to use The Nest.