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Restaurant, Hotel and Institutional Management Partners with New Overton Hotel
Jun 26, 2009
Hotel hospitality program will facilitate unique hands-on learning experiences for RHIM students.
To Make Wine or Market?
Jun 24, 2009
Texas winemakers are better off spending money on marketing than buying quality grapes, Texas Tech study finds.
tags : Academics, College of Human Sciences, Feature Stories, Research
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