Walter Bronowitz Scholarship

Chef Walter J. Bronowitz stands as a giant in the American Culinary Federation, bringing national leadership and vision to the organization during critical periods of growth and development. His service at the highest levels of the ACF (2003–2009) as both Secretary and Board of Trustees member shaped policy and strategic direction that continues to benefit culinary professionals across North America.

Beyond his national ACF leadership, Chef Bronowitz was a champion of apprenticeship programs and workforce development in the Pacific Northwest. His commitment to creating pathways for aspiring chefs to learn and grow through practical experience contributed significantly to the region's culinary education infrastructure.

Chef Bronowitz's exceptional achievements in the culinary profession and leadership were recognized with the prestigious Hermann G. Rusch Chef's Achievement Award. Beyond the kitchen, he was known for his generous spirit and deep commitment to community service, volunteering extensively with organizations dedicated to improving lives in the community. Chef Bronowitz passed away in 2017, leaving behind a legacy of professional excellence, visionary leadership, and community dedication that continues to inspire the culinary profession.