Admissions Welcome Brochure

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welcome TO CAMPUS WHERE TO GO AND WHAT TO SEE When Visiting The Culinary Institute of America


WE’RE SO GLAD

YOU’RE VISITING! We encourage you to fully enjoy the wonder, excitement, and warm hospitality of the world-famous Hudson Valley while you’re here.


TAKE YOUR PICK

BEAUTIFUL AND

The region has a great selection of “pickyour-own” farms, whether you’re looking

BOUNTIFUL Nestled along the banks of

for fresh apples to bake with or that perfect decorative pumpkin for carving. Many have festivals or other special events going on. Some popular local options include Wrights Farm, Minard

EXPERIENCE THE HISTORY

BROWSE THE STORES

The town of Hyde Park offers several

The Hudson Valley boasts hundreds

popular tourist destinations steeped in

of antiques stores, craft shops, and

history. Visit the Franklin D. Roosevelt

boutiques, along with brand name

Presidential Library & Museum and

designer stores and outlets. There

see the gorgeous grounds, gardens,

are a number of upscale malls and

and trails where FDR lived. Enjoy the

plazas along Route 9, including the

charming Val-Kill, Eleanor Roosevelt’s

Poughkeepsie Plaza six miles south of

the majestic Hudson River, the

Farms, Dubois Farms, and Sprout

retreat that’s the only National Historic

the CIA, and the Poughkeepsie Galleria

CIA takes full advantage of

Creek Farm, famous for its cheeses.

Site dedicated to a First Lady. And

and The Shoppes At South Hills, both

So grab a large bag, get out

explore the Vanderbilt Mansion

about 10 miles from the college. Further

there, and start pickin’!

National Historic Site’s pristine property

south (about an hour’s drive but well

the bounty of its valley home. Food tourism is huge here,

that boasts centuries-old trees and

worth it!), the Woodbury Commons

with an abundance of farms,

SHOP THE FARMERS’ MARKETS

stunning Hudson River and Catskill

boasts one of the world's largest

vineyards, and restaurants,

There are dozens of farmers’ markets

Mountain views.

collections of designer outlets.

many owned by our renowned alumni. The region is also rich with history, art, and outdoor adventure. There’s plenty to do, so go ahead...explore! GET STARTED AT ciachef.edu/hudson-valley

in the area, including the Hyde Park Farmers Market held June through

TASTE THE VINTAGE REGION

October right up the road from the

We have our very own Wine Country

campus. Be sure to also check out the

right here in the Hudson Valley; in fact,

bustling Rhinebeck Farmers’ Market

it’s America’s oldest wine-making and

Sundays from May through December.

grape-growing region. Choose from

Plus, there are many more food-related

more than 25 area wineries that offer

events to savor. Take a sampling of the

tours, tastings, and special events. Some

Valley region have to offer

of the best include Adair Vineyards

while you’re visiting.

Valley’s bounty home with you!

in New Paltz, Benmarl Winery in

BEER HERE! Craft and local beers are all the rage

#ONLYATCIA The CIA purchases a million dollars’ worth of local products every year for our restaurants.

Get to Know the Valley

around the country, and the Hudson Valley is no different. There are plenty of great

Millbrook, and Brotherhood Winery in Washingtonville, the oldest winery in the U.S. You can customize your own wine trail through the Valley!

places to sample the region’s beers, such as the Hyde Park Brewing Company just to the north and the college’s very own Brewery at the CIA right on campus. Other great choices include Mill House Brewing Company, Blue Collar Brewery, and New Paltz Brewing Company. Have fun, and remember to always drink responsibly!

#ONLYATCIA The CIA has $500,000 worth of wine in our cellar culled from all regions of the world.

Discover everything Hyde Park and the surrounding Hudson


CHOOSE YOUR COLLEGE

ADVENTURE New York The Total Package STOP IN FOR A BITE

the region’s beautiful state parks, or

There are plenty of world-class dining

catch year-round events at the Dutchess

options offering a variety of global

County Fairgrounds, including the

flavors throughout the Hudson Valley.

Dutchess Country Fair in August.

Many feature CIA alumni, including Essie’s Restaurant (Brandon Walker ’01),

TAKE A BITE OF THE BIG APPLE

Crew Restaurant & Bar (Thomas

The CIA is just five minutes from the

Kacherski ’01), Lola’s Café and Catering

Poughkeepsie train station, and then

(Edward Kowalski ’98), and The Would

it’s only 90 minutes to New York City!

Restaurant (Claire Winslow ’85). You can

That means you have easy access to the

also see current students in action at

restaurants, museums, theater, music,

the CIA’s own outstanding restaurants

shopping, major league sports, and

right on campus—American Bounty

amazing street life of the city that

Restaurant, The Bocuse Restaurant,

never sleeps.

Ristorante Caterina de’ Medici, Apple

Location: Hyde Park Students: 2,400+ Housing: Residential

#ONLYATCIA New York students can also experience a semester at the

SOAK UP THE ARTS

CIA Singapore, California, or

There’s a wide variety of arts and

Texas as part of their bachelor’s

ciarestaurantgroup.com.

entertainment venues throughout

degree concentration

SAVOR THE NATURAL BEAUTY

Poughkeepsie, you’ll find the Bardavon

Want to see firsthand some of the

Opera House, New York State’s oldest

area’s famous fall foliage or other

continually operating theater, and

California

Texas

scenic wonders? Take a walk…or a

the Mid-Hudson Civic Center, which

ride, even! There are some spectacular

presents a regular schedule of popular

Napa Valley Nirvana

Urban Community

opportunities to become one with

performers and shows. DIA:Beacon

Location: St. Helena

Location: San Antonio

nature. One of the best ways to catch

showcases art from the 1960s to today

Students: 340+

Students: 200+

the splendor of our riverside community

as well as special exhibitions and public

Housing: Residential

Housing: Commuter

is the Walkway Over the Hudson,

programs. And across the river to the

a state park open year-round that

south, you’ll find The Storm King Art

spans the Hudson River. At 212 feet tall

Center, a 500-acre park where you can

and 1.28 miles across, it’s the longest

stroll amid stunning sculptures from top

elevated pedestrian bridge in the world.

artists. There’s also a broad selection of

You can also stroll or bike along the

movie theaters, including the Hyde Park

Dutchess Rail Trail, hike the Catskill or

Drive-in and Roosevelt Cinemas just up

Shawangunk Mountains, visit some of

the road from the CIA.

Pie Bakery Café, and Post Road Brew House. Read more about them at

the region. Just five minutes away in


GETTING AROUND

ACCOMMODATIONS

There’s a wide variety of ways to travel to and from

Choose from a variety of accommodations when visiting the CIA

the CIA’s New York campus, and to explore the

in Hyde Park, NY. Here is a sampling of places to stay within

surrounding Hudson Valley region.

10 miles of the college:

BOOK A FLIGHT

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

THE POUGHKEEPSIE GRAND HOTEL

Major airports within two hours of the CIA include:

2641 South Road

40 Civic Center Plaza

• Stewart International Airport, Newburgh, NY

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

• John F. Kennedy International Airport, New York City

1-800-321-2211 • 845-485-6336

1-800-216-1034 • 845-485-5300

• LaGuardia Airport, New York City

courtyard.marriott.com

pokgrand.com

• Albany International Airport, Albany, NY

HAMPTON INN & SUITES POUGHKEEPSIE

QUALITY INN

TAKE A TRAIN

2361 South Road

Hyde Park, NY 12538

The Poughkeepsie Train Station is about a 10-minute

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

845-229-0088

ride from campus, and from there Amtrak and

845-463-7500

choicehotels.com/ny343

Metro-North Railroad connect to a number of locations,

hamptoninn.com

• Newark International Airport, Newark, NY

including Grand Central Terminal and Penn Station—

4142 Albany Post Road (Rt. 9)

RESIDENCE INN BY MARRIOTT HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS

2525 South Road

2750 South Road

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

GO FOR A RIDE

Poughkeepsie, NY 12601

1-800-331-3131 • 845-463-4343

For a small fee, the CIA offers a weekend shuttle

1-800-465-4329 • 845-473-1151

residence-inn.marriott.com

to the mall, grocery stores, and other shopping outlets.

hiexpress.com/poughkeepsie

both less than two hours to the south in New York City.

If you want more freedom to do your own thing,

ROOSEVELT INN

Zipcars are available for rent on campus. There are

INN THE WOODS

4360 Albany Post Road (Rte. 9)

also Uber and Lyft, taxi services, a LOOP bus system,

BED & BREAKFAST

Hyde Park, NY 12538

and rental car companies such as Avis and Hertz

32 Howard Boulevard Extension

845-229-2443

for off-campus outings.

Hyde Park, NY 12538

rooseveltinnofhydepark.com

845-229-9331 innthewoods.com

THE VILLAGE SQUARE 4159 Albany Post Road (Route 9)

#ONLYATCIA

JOURNEY INN BED & BREAKFAST

Hyde Park, NY 12538

1 Sherwood Place

845-229-7141

Choice of 2,000+ industry-wide locations

Hyde Park, NY 12538

for a résumé-building internship—including

845-229-8972

exciting New York City venues like

journeyinn.com

Jean-Georges restaurant, Union Square Hospitality Group, and The Ritz-Carlton.

LE PETIT CHATEAU INN 39 West Dorsey Lane Hyde Park, NY 12538 845-437-4688 lepetitchateauinn.com

Please Note: External sites are not endorsed by The Culinary Institute of America. They are added for your convenience.


CAMPUS KEY 14. Angell Residence Hall 15. Pick/Herndon Residence Hall 16. Rosenthal Residence Hall 17. Student Commons • Student Recreation Center • The Egg • Residence Life • Student Affairs • Counseling Services

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Campus Safety Building

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Beverage Garden Plaza

18. Cinnamon Lodge (Residence Hall)

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General Foods Nutrition Center

19. Juniper Lodge (Residence Hall)

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Marriott Pavilion

20. Cayenne Lodge (Residence Hall)

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Our Lady of the Way Chapel

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Admissions Center

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PARSLEY PLACE

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CAMPUS CONTACTS ADMISSIONS 1-800-CULINARY (285-4627) • admissions@culinary.edu

STUDENT FINANCIAL AND REGISTRATION SERVICES 845-451-1500 • SFRS@culinary.edu

CIACHEF.EDU


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