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As the Oregon wine industry continues to thrive, the Linfield Center for Wine Education is seeking an enthusiastic and experienced individual to join us as the Chair of the Linfield Center for Wine Education.

Linfield University, situated in the heart of Oregon's wine country, is a leading institution known for its commitment to excellence in teaching and its unique programs, including the nation's only un...

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SRJC Wine Studies Program Announces New Major for Wine Cellar Workers
Santa Rosa, CA—Santa Rosa Junior College’s Wine Studies program launched a new degree for Wine Cellar Workers. The degree teaches students, through hands-on experience, the theory and practices used in the production of wine, including basic grape growing practices and vineyard decisions, steps in the winemaking process from harvest to bottling, basic wine lab analyses, and the use of winery production equipment. Students also get a general background in the wines of Sonoma County and the world. The Wine Cellar Worker program offers a Certificate or an Associate degree. The Certificate requires wine classes only where the Associate degree requires both wine and general education classes. The Wine Cellar Worker degree prepares students for positions as wine cellar workers and cellar managers. If students later choose jobs such as assistant winemaker or wine laboratory technicians, they can take the few additional classes required for the separate Enology certificate or major
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