Current Students

Beverage Club aims to promote passion for beverages by providing opportunities to gain knowledge, practical skills, and participate in workshops. The organization provides networking opportunities, field trips, and numerous training seminars that will broaden students' perspectives to the vast career opportunities that exist in beverage management.

CMAA, Cornell Chapter promotes close ties between the CMAA and students at the Cornell School of Hotel Administration. The club promotes and advances friendly relations between its members and professional club managers while educating students in the field of club management.

CUSPA seeks to educate not only Hotelies but also the entire Cornell community about the spa industry. CUSPA strives to educate, connect, and promote the spa industry to Cornellians.

To supplement the gastronomical knowledge of our members in order to encourage appreciation of, and passion for, food & beverage culture. The Dinner Club is an organization that unites students with a strong interest in food and beverage in an effort to promote social networking.

The purpose of the Female Leadership in Hospitality Club is to educate and encourage future female leaders in the hospitalityindustry. We gain insight and learn from the challenges faced by female industry leaders through research, guest speakers, andnetworking . We aim to learn about and breakstereotypes while creating strong bonds. The functions of the organization include attending the female leadership conference as well as having female guest speakers come to our clubmeetings and provide insight to their experiences and any challenges they may have faced.

The goal of HFS is to enhance the learning of the membership through application of classroom-taught, theoretical hospitality-finance material. The organization provides opportunities to network; to learn from finance professionals; and to participate in the American Lodging Investment Summit.

HFTP is the global professional association for financial and technology personnel working in hotels, clubs, and other hospitality-related businesses. The Cornell University Student Chapter promotes closer ties between the HFTP organization and the School of Hotel Administration students and promotes the fields of hospitality finance, accounting, and technology within the school.

 

HGSO exists to create exceptional, proactive, individuals who are both highly marketable and well-networked, within the hospitality industry, and the Cornell community.

The Club for Real Estate is a group of students sharing their passion for all aspects of hospitality real estate finance, banking, and development. The group works to foster an understanding of the industry and the trends in the marketplace, providing opportunities for networking with hospitality professionals.

Hospitality Students International provides support for student development by facilitating international work opportunities and serves as a source of information by building international friendship and contacts. HSI cultivates a truly global network of social and professional contacts with alumni members, international industry leaders, and global hospitality programs.

HSMAI provides Hotel School students insight into the marketing profession and opportunities to gain valuable marketing experience in the hospitality industry.

The Ambassadors seek to promote a positive image of the Hotel School to all visitors including industry leaders, incoming students, and alumni. Ambassadors, who assume the role of student advisors, act as a support system for first-year and transfer students. They also serve as hosts for companies holding presentations and receptions at the Hotel School.

Hotelie Entrepreneurs helps students to seek developmental opportunities in the hospitality industry and to exercise their creativity to develop successful enterprises. Through think tanks, guest speaker seminars, and business competitions, Hotelie Entrepreneurs promotes entrepreneurship and creative thinking.

HS2 encourages Hotel School students to develop a lifelong spirit of service. The organization, formerly known as Hotelies Volunteering Today, is committed to helping Hotel School students find opportunities to volunteer in their community and apply what they have learned about service in the classroom to making better their community.

NSMH is a national non-profit organization that seeks to promote hospitality education, to foster professional advancement for minorities, and to create awareness of minority diversity in the hospitality industry. The Cornell chapter serves as a mechanism to meet the needs of minority students of African, Asian, Hispanic, and Native American descent in the Hotel School.

SCCI utilizes the talents of students, faculty, staff members, and the administration to create and facilitate positive change at the Hotel School. The organization aims to secure the Cornell Hotel School's position as the world's preeminent hospitality management school.

Ye Hosts is a group of select students who strive to set examples of overall excellence in the Hotel School and to make charitable contributions to their community.