Plans Changed, Hearts Did Not
For the first time ever, The Collins College of Hospitality Management and its Board of Advisors hosted Hospitality Uncorked virtually with a 10-day online auction and fundraiser, which raised more than $235,000 for Collins College students. The event was very different than our typical lavish in-person gala, but its purpose of raising funds to help Collins College students was more important than ever after a year like no other. Proceeds from Hospitality Uncorked 2021, including auction revenue and monetary donations, helps students continue on their path toward a degree and stay 
.
In keeping with the Hospitality Uncorked tradition of recognizing an inspirational industry leader, the college’s namesakes, Carol and James A. Collins were honored with the Robert Mondavi Wine and Food Award via Zoom for their legacy of philanthropy and longtime commitment to The Collins College.
With high hopes of an in-person gathering next year, we are excited to announce April 22, 2022 as the date for Hospitality Uncorked 2022. Mark your calendars!
It’s Not Too Late to Support a Student!
SAVE THE DATE:
HOSPITALITY UNCORKED 2022
FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 20212
SAVE THE DATE:
HOSPITALITY UNCORKED 2022
FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 2022
About The Collins College of Hospitality Management
Cal Poly Pomona’s hospitality management college is one of the leading programs in the nation where future industry leaders earn a world-class education in state-of-the-art facilities featuring industry standard equipment and the latest in learning technology. The Collins College’s renowned undergraduate degree program is the largest of its kind in California, while its master’s program is ranked as one of the top 10 hospitality and tourism graduate degree programs in the country. A diverse population of students are educated by expert faculty who bring added value to the classroom with their industry experience, scholarly research, and involvement in professional associations.
Ranked No. 12 in the World
The Collins College was ranked among the “Best Hospitality and Hotel Management Schools in the World for 2020” by CEOWORLD magazine. Coming in at No. 12 on the world list, the college moved up from its 2018 spot at No. 32. It is the only California program on the top 50 list.
Ranked No. 12 in the World
The Collins College was ranked among the “Best Hospitality and Hotel Management Schools in the World for 2020” by CEOWORLD magazine. Coming in at No. 12 on the world list, the college moved up from its 2018 spot at No. 32. It is the only California program on the top 50 list.
SHAPING FUTURE HOSPITALITY LEADERS
We educate a diverse student body for leadership in the global hospitality industry through experiential and lifelong learning, and we advance the field of hospitality management through innovation, excellence in teaching, applied research, and service to our communities.
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Job Placement Rate
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First Generation Students
68
Minority Undergraduates
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Job Placement Rate
53
First Generation Students
68
Minority Undergrad Students
