Registration open for Wines of the World course
Open to the public, this non-credit course will cover viticulture and the sensory evaluation of wine with emphasis on Old World and New World traditions, food pairing, and trends in the wine business.
New research shines a light on ESG practices
Environmental, social and governance initiatives lead to greater financial gains for hospitality firms in high-income countries compared to low-income nations, according to new findings from researchers in the School of Hospitality Management.
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The College of Health and Human Development is excited to have you join us, and we look forward to supporting your journey toward a successful and fulfilling academic and professional future.
School of Hospitality Management
Mastering the Service Experience — Across an Exciting Array of Industries
The School of Hospitality Management, one of the longest-running hospitality programs in the nation, expands student knowledge through experiential learning and research to meet the needs of an ever-changing industry through inclusion, collaboration, and innovation.
Start your Undergraduate Journey
Start your Undergraduate Journey
Explore this versatile degree designed for students who have an interest in pursuing a vast spectrum of far-reaching service-oriented careers.
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Explore our World-class Graduate Program
Explore our World-class Graduate Program
Discover the advanced degree programs that rigorously prepare top-tier professionals for a wide array of careers.
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Discover Hospitality Management Research
Discover Hospitality Management Research
Learn how SHM research delves deeper into the far-reaching impact of food decisions, real estate strategy, services research, food innovation, and more.
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Engage with Alumni
Engage with Alumni
SHM alumni have infinite ways to connect with fellow alumni, share experiences and expertise with current students, and stay active with SHM throughout their professional career.
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Research led by doctoral student Samantha Hwang found that global sustainability initiatives like the environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing principle may lead to greater financial gains for hospitality firms in high-income countries but not in low-income nations.
