Question 1

What is the Meal Plan Advisory Committee?

Accepted Answer

The Meal Plan Advisory Committee is a group of current U of T students who are registered as Food Services commuter or residence meal plan holders, and U of T staff. Committee members will meet to discuss student needs, providing valuable insights into the student dining experience and offering feedback on information and ideas presented to them.
They will work closely with the Meal Plan Working Group. Committee members will attend three meetings throughout the consultation process from January to March 2024.

Question 2

Who are the Meal Plan Working Group?

Accepted Answer

The Food Services Meal Plan Working Group is made up of the following members:

Jeffrey Bruyea – Director Retail and Residential Dining, Spaces & Experiences – Co-Chair
Steve Masse – Dean of Residence & Director, Student Life, Spaces & Experiences – Co-Chair
Jaco Lokker – Director, Culinary Operations and Executive Chef, Spaces & Experiences
New College – Leah McCormack-Smith – Dean of Residence and Student Life
Rob White – Consultant – Envision Strategies*
Eliza Davies-Greenwald – Administrative Support

*To complete the Meal Plan review, Food Services has also enlisted the help of Envision Strategies, a consultancy focused on helping food service and hospitality organizations innovate, optimize services, and improve performance.

Question 3

Our objectives

Accepted Answer

Food Services is reviewing its meal plan structure for the 2024/2025 academic year. At the conclusion of the review, the working group will put forward a series of recommendations that will be considered by the Director, Retail and Residential Dining in consultation with the Assistant Vice-President, Spaces & Experiences.

The Meal Plan Advisory Committee’s primary objective is to provide feedback on the data, ideas, and other information presented by Envision Strategies and the Meal Plan Working Group. The insight of Advisory group members is instrumental in helping the working group understand the varied and diverse needs of meal plan users.

Question 4

Timeline

Accepted Answer

The advisory group will meet three times throughout the consultation process, with sessions expected to begin mid-January 2024 and conclude by March 2024.

Question 5

Honorarium

Accepted Answer

In recognition of the time and commitment required of student Committee Members to participate in this review, those who attend all the meetings will each receive a $150.00 gift card for their participation. Honoraria will be issued at the completion of the review process.

Question 6

Who can apply

Accepted Answer

All current U of T students who are commuter or residence meal plan holders are eligible to apply. Food Services is actively looking to recruit the following Committee Members:

Student member – New College
Student member – Chestnut residence
Student member – Knox Residence
Student member – CampusOne
Student member – Wycliffe
Student member – Commuter Meal Plan member
Residence Don – Residence location

Question 7

How to apply

Accepted Answer

To apply to become a Committee Member, fill out the form with your details: uoft.me/advisory-committee-apply

Application Deadline: Wednesday, January 10, 2024

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