For one incoming transfer student, reading and writing poetry led to a career cooking at prestigious restaurants — and an opportunity to hone his craft in Berkeley's English department.
For one incoming transfer student, reading and writing poetry led to a career cooking at prestigious restaurants — and an opportunity to hone his craft in Berkeley's English department.
By Anne Brice
Michael Battisto is an incoming English transfer student and a Jack Kent Cooke Scholar.
Lila Louise Kahn
August 26, 2026
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