He graduated from Mengen Anatolian Culinary Vocational High School, in 2004. Then, he has completed Home Economics and Nutrition Education degree program, and the Arabic Language and Literature minor program in 2008. He got master degree in 2010 with "Adaptation of Kitabüt Tabbahin Which is An Ottoman Cook Book (Manuscript) to Our Age" thesis. In 2018, he completed his PhD with the thesis titled “The Classical and Modernized Ottoman Cuisine and Adaptation to The Present”.
He has gone to various countries for different purposes; has worked at various restaurants and hotels. He took part in academic and popular studies on food and beverage. Currently he works as an assoc. prof. dr. in cookery program at Anadolu University, Eskişehir, TURKEY. Güldemir, who is married, teaches courses such as Ottoman Cuisine, Culinary History and Culture, Creative Kitchen Practices and Food Writing at associate and undergraduate levels. He is interested in history of cuisine, food and culture, food and beverage, photography, blog writing, theatre, miniature and swimming.
Dr. Bahar Suvacı received his BSc in Business Administration from 9 Eylül University, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences. She completed his PhD in Managemnet and Organization, at Anadolu University Eskişehir/türkiye, between 2007-2013 under the supervision of Prof. Dr. H. Zümrüt Tonus. Suvacı worked as a lecturer and Asisstandt Professor at Anadolu University, Eskişehir Vocational School between 2009-2021. She has been working as an Associate Proffessor at Eskişehir Vocational School since 2021. She teaches Management and Organization, Organization Design, Human Resource Management, Introduction to Business.
He graduated from Mengen Anatolian Culinary Vocational High School, in 2004. Then, he has completed Home Economics and Nutrition Education degree program, and the Arabic Language and Literature minor program in 2008. He got master degree in 2010 with "Adaptation of Kitabüt Tabbahin Which is An Ottoman Cook Book (Manuscript) to Our Age" thesis. In 2018, he completed his PhD with the thesis titled “The Classical and Modernized Ottoman Cuisine and Adaptation to The Present”.
He has gone to various countries for different purposes; has worked at various restaurants and hotels. He took part in academic and popular studies on food and beverage. Currently he works as an assoc. prof. dr. in cookery program at Anadolu University, Eskişehir, TURKEY. Güldemir, who is married, teaches courses such as Ottoman Cuisine, Culinary History and Culture, Creative Kitchen Practices and Food Writing at associate and undergraduate levels. He is interested in history of cuisine, food and culture, food and beverage, photography, blog writing, theatre, miniature and swimming.
I am associate professor and project manager at the Nutrition and Health Education, Department of Nursing and Nutrition, where I teach and research social gastronomy, food poverty and green transition of food and meals. I am the project manager for the Green Sustainable Communities project in the residential area Hørgården, where we work with the development of social gastronomic methods, including food communities and sustainable meals. In addition, I have project management experience in a project about continuing education for healthy and climate-friendly meals among food professionals as well as international projects in sustainable lifestyles, health inequality and food poverty efforts at home and abroad. I work with teaching and consulting tasks within sustainability psychology and health promotion models. I have a Ph.D. from Aalborg University, Copenhagen in Meal Science and Public Health Nutrition within school-agricultural cooperation around food, agriculture, sustainability and citizenship. I have a master's degree. tech.soc. from Roskilde University Center and has a bachelor's degree in International Studies (environmental and development studies). My research interests are within sustainability, social gastronomy, food formation, nature and health promotion for children, adults and ethnic minorities and I have, among other things, made research about school gardens and well-being and urban gardens and health promotion.
Merve (Bakkal) Diyarbakırlı graduated from the English Language Teaching program at Middle East Technical University in 2011. She worked as an English instructor at Karabük University from 2011 to 2012 and has been serving as a lecturer at the School of Foreign Languages at Anadolu University since 2012. Diyarbakırlı holds CELTA and TESOL teaching certifications. She completed her master’s degree at the Institute of Social Sciences in the Distance Education Department at Anadolu University, where she is also pursuing her doctoral studies. Her academic interests include English language teaching as a foreign language, instructional design, curriculum design, and quality assurance in higher education.
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