Student Organizations
The Department of Hospitality Management and College of Health and Human Sciences student organizations and interest groups provide opportunities for experiential learning, networking, national and international competitions, travel, volunteer experiences, mentoring experiences, social events, friendships and fun.
The student organizations organized and overseen by the Department of Hospitality Management are listed below.
The Hospitality Management Club (HMC)
Welcome to an outstanding opportunity to build on your successful journey in hospitality management at Kansas State University. The Hospitality Management Club (HMC) is a student club that combines the talents and energy of business-minded individuals who are passionate about customer service and ready to serve and embrace the myriad of opportunities available in this ever-changing world of hospitality.
What’s HMC up to?
Throughout the semester, HMC connects with various businesses in Manhattan and surrounding areas to learn from hospitality professionals. Whether that is getting tours of event spaces, restaurants, hotels, or entertainment venues HMC members are getting to see the hospitality industry firsthand. We also like to hold volunteer opportunities, not only to give back to the community but to give students real-life experiences and help them in their college careers.
Meeting Schedule for Spring 2024:
Every meeting will start in JU 150 at 5:30 pm.
- January 23
- February 6
- March 5
- March 19
- April 2
- April 16
- April 30
To keep up to date on what's happening in the club and to see places we will be touring, follow our socials!
Eta Sigma Delta Honorary Society (ESD)
An international honor society for students with an excellent academic record in the hospitality and tourism industry, Eta Sigma Delta invites juniors and seniors who have a GPA of at least 3.0 or who are in the top 20 percent of their class to apply. Members have opportunities to distinguish themselves in the eyes of educators, recruiters and industry executives in an increasingly competitive industry. Students receive networking benefits between ESD societies at more than 60 other chapters. Contact Jichul Jang, ESD advisor, for more information.