HM 222
Hospitality Professional Work Experience
James Madison University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This applied hospitality course consists of experiential exercises followed by class discussion and actual work experience as an employee within the hospitality field. Role-playing and cases are used as learning activities where the instructor acts as a facilitator to learning. Debriefing is used extensively as a way of creating essential theory. Students must successfully complete ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification and Training for Intervention Procedures (TIPS). Students complete approximately 100 hours of hospitality-related practical experience.
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