Student Clubs & Organizations

The Hospitality Management Council (HMC) exists to function as the central representative body of student organizations within The Collins College of Hospitality Management and serves as the liaison between the university and the college's clubs.  Its mission is to promote unity and connection through the college. HMC is responsible for overseeing Collins College clubs’ activities, ensuring compliance with campus requirements, coordinating funding to the college's clubs through Associated Students Incorporated (ASI), and working closely with the Bronco Leadership Center.

President: Julia Jauregui
Vice President: Ryan Ngo
Treasurer: Lexi Segovia
Advisor: Dr. Don St. Hilaire

SHFM educates and inform students on the benefits and creativity of the Workplace Amenities and Foodservice industry. This segment of the foodservice and hospitality industry where hospitality creativity is endless in an environment which can provide a high-quality of life for individuals seeking a work-life balance.

SHFM provides and early entry point with access to key thought leaders, actionable insights and important trends that are shaping the future. Some of the specific elements that student chapters have access to are as follows:

• Conference: Active students will have an opportunity to attend our SHFM National Conference and experience Student Programming each year at the conference. Each year prior to National Conference, a virtual meeting would be held with a panel discussion for students to make the most of their conference participation.
• SHFM Foundation Affiliation: Universities looking to partner with SHFM can do so in a number of ways, including course funding, student chapters, and other engagement opportunities.
• Guest Speakers: SHFM key members, can be coordinated to participate in monthly chapter meetings. Topics can range from “a day in the life” shared by one of our younger “Rising Stars” to a strategic outlook for the industry post-Covid and beyond.
• Educational Content: Resources include our website which provides unique primary research regarding industry trends, access to podcosts (Served by SHFM) and access to industry experts with live Q&A sessions with some of the biggest names in our industry.
• Other Networking Opportunities: Student involvement in virtual webinars and information series throughout the academic year.

• Treasurer: Jeremy Huang
• Scheduler: Allison Tang
• Advisor: Dr. Don St. Hilaire

Students are introduced to the club industry with CMAA. The club provides opportunities for professional interaction, assists in the location of full and part-time jobs, and promotes hospitality education with a club focus.

CMAA aims to provide professional and educational opportunities to students through conferences, club tours, and many other professional outlets within the realm of club management. Along with general meetings, E-board meetings, conference participation, and volunteer opportunities at Collins College events, CMAA members can attend activities like the Magic Castle Tour, Bowling Social, Pacific Club Tour, Riviera Country Club Tour, and more!

• President: Sasha Maida
• Advisor: Lesley Butler
• Email: calpolycmaa@live.org

ESD recognizes hospitality students for outstanding academic achievement, exemplary service, and demonstrated professionalism. Membership distinguishes students in the eyes of educators, recruiters, and industry executives in an increasingly competitive industry. Events and activities include general meetings, E-board meetings, the Induction Ceremony, various socials, Midterm Madness, study sessions, and volunteer opportunities at Collins College events.

Membership with ESD is by invitation only.

• ESD students will become student members of International CHRIE until the December after they graduate from their program. They will then be eligible to apply for full ICHRIE membership;
• Educational benefits include the opportunity for ESD chapters to provide a stimulus for students to strive for academic excellence;
• By functioning as a resource for the hospitality program, ESD chapters can also provide tutoring or other forms of academic support for students needing assistance;
• Act as a resource from which industry leaders can recruit;
• Gain and develop networking opportunities with other ESD students across the world within ICHRIE.

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  Advisor: Dr. Sungsik Yoon
• Email: esd.cpp@gmail.com

NSMH's purpose is to educate, encourage, and empower minority students interested in pursuing hospitality careers.

The club assists its members with the recruitment, retention, support, and advancement of minority students in the hospitality industry to encourage professional development and passion for all segments.

Members participate in general meetings, E-board meetings, regional and national conferences, and volunteer at Collins College events, socials, and fundraisers.

National Membership Fee: $25 (required)