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Florida State College Student Competes for National Culinary Title
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Celine McArthur is the Associate Vice President of Strategic Communications at Florida State College at Jacksonville. A veteran television news anchor and award-winning investigative reporter, she came to Florida State College in July of 2009 following nearly a decade of anchoring and reporting at a Jacksonville TV station, with previous stints in markets as diverse as Washington D.C. and Austin, TX. Celine earned her Master of Arts in Communications and Public Policy from American University and her Bachelor of Science in Journalism at Boston University. Her secret password is energy.
We launch our 2012 series of Florida State College at Jacksonville Student Spotlights with Ben Beutjer. You may want to remember that name because in the not-so-distant future, this Culinary Arts student COULD take center stage on MasterChef—FOX's reality culinary show.
By Celine McArthur Wed, January 04, 2012 3:38 pm EDT
“Don’t be in the kitchen if you can’t take the heat. If there is one thing I can do, it's take the heat.”~Ben Beutjer, Florida State College Student
Due to confidentiality agreements, Ben can't discuss his status or progress on the show—yet. However, we're staying on top of this story and will bring you more information as soon as we get it.
In the meantime, Ben's sizzling in the Florida State College Network spotlight. Find out how he discovered his passion for food and why he chose Florida State College at Jacksonville's School of Culinary Arts and Hospitality.
About the AuthorCeline McArthur is the Associate Vice President of Strategic Communications at Florida State College at Jacksonville. A veteran television news anchor and award-winning investigative reporter, she came to Florida State College in July of 2009 following nearly a decade of anchoring and reporting at a Jacksonville TV station, with previous stints in markets as diverse as Washington D.C. and Austin, TX. Celine earned her Master of Arts in Communications and Public Policy from American University and her Bachelor of Science in Journalism at Boston University. Her secret password is energy.