About the Division
Bylaws
Officer Listing
History
The Milling and Baking Division was organized in 1970, with the first meeting held as the Spring Technical Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The intent was to bring together persons in the fields of milling and baking to provide a forum for discussions, reviews and information-sharing on topics of interest to these industries. The Milling and Baking Division was formed to provide a unified industry stance on matters of government regulation.
Mission
The Milling and Baking Division will provide a forum for professionals of all levels on various phases of the chemistry and technology of milling and baking cereal-based products. The Milling and Baking Division will encourage research, discussion and dissemination of information on cereal-based products. The Division will strive to educate and enlighten its members on the latest technological advances, product developments and regulatory issues.
Meetings
What's Old is New Again
Fort Worth, Texas, U.S.A. | April 10-11, 2024
The Cereals & Grains Association Milling & Baking Division looks forward to welcoming current and prospective division members at its 2024 Spring Technical Conference, to be held at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Fort Worth Downtown in Fort Worth, Texas, U.S.A., April 10-11, 2024.
The meeting will bring together persons in the fields of milling and baking to provide a forum for discussions, reviews, and information sharing. Join us for two days of programming carefully designed to inform participants of new technologies, the marketplace and how it’s changing, general market outlook, regulatory changes, advances in food safety, and much more!
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Membership Benefits
Membership in the Milling and Baking Division opens the opportunity for communication with leaders in the fields of milling and baking. The Division strives to provide the latest information on technology to its membership at the Spring Technical Conference. The Division supports professional development of students through Travel Awards and Scholarships. The Division also recognizes leadership and contributions of its members. Members interact and converse freely on topics that impact our business and research activities.
How to Join
Membership is open to all members of Cereals & Grains Association. Dues are $25 per calendar year. To join, simply contact an Cereals & Grains Association Member Services Representative at +1.651.454.7250 or contact Cereals & Grains Association Headquarters
here.
Awards
Myron D. "Mike" Baustian Award is named in honor of the first Chair of the Milling and Baking Division. It is presented from time to time as deemed appropriate by the Awards Committee. It recognizes members for leadership and contributions to the Milling and Baking Division.
- 2006 Recipient - Bill Olson
- 2008 Recipient - Steve Schorn
- 2009 Recipient - Lee Sanders
- 2010 Recipient - Debi Rogers
- 2011 Recipient - Dave Braun
- 2013 Recipient - Laurie Gorton
- 2016 Recipient - Barbara Heidolph
The John C. Halverson Memorial Lectureship is an award presented by the Milling and Baking Division to honor an individual for their contributions to the technology of milling and baking. The award consists of an inscribed certificate plaque. The recipient is given the opportunity to present a technical paper detailing their findings and accomplishments.
- 2002 Recipient - Okky Chung
- 2003 Recipient - Patrick Finney
- 2005 Recipient - Paul Seib
- 2007 Recipients - Louise Slade and Harry Levine
- 2008 Recipient - Julie Miller Jones
- 2009 Recipient - Art Bettge
- 2010 Recipient - Bill Atwell
- 2013 Recipient - Glenn Gaesser
- 2014 Recipient - Steve Taylor
- 2015 Recipient - Joanne Slavin
- 2016 Recipient - Craig Morris
- 2018 Recipient - Devin Rose
Scholarships
The
George K. Minor Undergraduate Scholarship honors George Minor for his long and dedicated service to the Cereals & Grains Association Milling and Baking Division and the industry. An undergraduate scholarship award totaling $3,000 can be made annually to a deserving student preparing a career in milling and baking.
Applications for Cereals & Grains Association Scholarships including the George K. Minor Scholarship sponsored by the Milling & Baking Division are solicited from appropriate University department heads and other sources by Cereals & Grains Association.
To apply for a scholarship visit the Cereals & Grains Association Foundation website.
Completed applications are evaluated by the Scholarship Jury of Cereals & Grains Association members. The highest monetary awards go to the highest ranked applicants. Special requests of scholarship donors, such as Milling & Baking Division's preference for a senior majoring in milling or baking or a closely related area, are also considered in determining which award goes to which applicant.
The M. Rella Dwyer Graduate Fellowship honors M. Rella Dwyer. A graduate fellowship award totaling $3,000 can be made annually to a deserving student preparing a career in milling and baking.
Applications for Cereals & Grains Association Scholarships including the M. Rella Dwyer Fellowship sponsored by the Milling & Baking Division are solicited from appropriate University department heads and other sources by Cereals & Grains Association.
To apply for a fellowship visit the Cereals & Grains Association Foundation website.
Completed applications are evaluated by the Scholarship Jury of Cereals & Grains Association members. The highest monetary awards go to the highest ranked applicants. Special requests of scholarship donors, such as Milling & Baking Division's preference for a graduate student earning an advanced degree in milling or baking or a closely related area, are also considered in determining which award goes to which applicant.
