Hospitality Management Program
 


Students enrolled in the Hospitality Management program will receive training in food and beverage management
and room division management.  Course work is certified by the American Hotel and Motel Association and the National Restaurant Association.

Restaurant managers oversee establishments that serve food and beverages.  They hire and supervise kitchen and dining room workers, order food and supplies, and they may help plan menus.

Hotel and motel managers direct the business operation of overnight accommodations.   Specific duties vary according to the size, type, and location of the business.   Managers in large hotels and motels concentrate on hiring personnel, directing publicity, buying or supervising the purchase of supplies, and determining room rates and credit policies.  Managers of small firms may perform clerical work in addition to cleaning and making general building repairs.


Program Plans/Degree Requirements
Food & Beverage Technical Certificate (1 year)
Rooms Division Technical Certificate (1 year)
Hospitality Management Advanced Technical Certificate (2 year)
Hospitality Management Associate of Applied Science Degree (2 yr includes core)
Bachelor of Applied Science (4 year)

Program Instructor
    Nancy Williams  
   

Job Outlook-Hotel Managers
Job Outlook-Restaurant Managers

Fees

Course Descriptions



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