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Hospitality programs form alliance with Twin Cities nonprofit to support youth
8 Mar 2021
News, Dunn County
An alliance between University of Wisconsin-Stout’s hospitality programs and a nonprofit organization could open the door to a college education for historically underserved and underrepresented youth.
At the Turn has begun collaborating with UW-Stout’s School of Hospitality Leadership to help guide at-risk youth toward higher education opportunities.
At the Turn is a Twin Cities-based, golf-focused nonprofit, helping teens and young adults play golf, get jobs in golf hospitality and develop business networking and financial skills.
UW-Stout’s hospitality programs serve the golf industry, including golf enterprise management, which prepares students to become managers at golf facilities and elsewhere in the industry; hotel, restaurant and tourism management; and real estate property management.
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