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Sciacca planning 1812 Garden with Food for Thought Students
Sciacca planning 1812 Garden with Food for Thought Students

Frank Sciacca, associate professor of Russian, has written an article titled "Hamilton College Grows a Historical Cultural Revolution" that appears in the fall 2008 issue of The Snail, a slow food USA magazine. The article described some of Hamilton's sustainability initiatives including the Community Farm Garden and the 1812 Garden. 

Spawned by "Food for Thought: The Science, Culture, and Politics of Food" taught by Sciacca and Professor of Biology David Gapp, the 1812 Garden is a recreation of an early 19th century Central New York kitchen garden that offers historical and cultural perspectives on sustainability. Sciacca is the co-leader of the Slow Food Central New York-Leatherstocking Chapter. Slow Food USA is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to supporting and celebrating the food traditions of North America.

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