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Nutrition class on plant protein scheduled for November 9

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A nutrition education class titled Boost Your Food with Plant Protein is scheduled for November 9 at the Community Education Center. The interactive session will be taught by instructors from the Nutrition Department and will last two hours.

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  • The Boost Your Food with Plant Protein class is scheduled for November 9 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
  • Instructors from the Nutrition Department will lead the two-hour interactive session.
  • The event will take place at the Community Education Center.
  • The class focuses on the benefits of incorporating plant-based proteins into daily meals.

A nutrition education class titled Boost Your Food with Plant Protein: Comidas más completas con proteína vegetal is scheduled for November 9. The two-hour session will be held at the Community Education Center.

The upcoming class will be taught by instructors from the Nutrition Department. This interactive session is designed to help participants discover the various benefits of incorporating more plant-based proteins into their daily meals.

The event is scheduled to take place from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM on November 9, 2026. Participants can find more information regarding the course through the Weber State University catalog link provided for the summer cooking class series.

The class is offered as part of the Community Education Center programming and focuses on nutrition education through an interactive format.

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