NCCU School of Business Funding our Future- Hospitality and Tourism

North Carolina Central University North Carolina Central University Funding Our Future
1801 Fayetteville Street
Durham, NC 27707 North Carolina Central University (NCCU) with Hospitality and Tourism Administration
is a public, historically black college
nccu.edu/business and university (HBCU). NCCU offers 85 NCCU.EDU/BUSINESS
919.530.5468 bachelor’s degrees and 36 master’s and
doctoral degrees, and is recognized as one
of the top HBCU’s in the nation (U.S. News
and World Reports, 2018, and BestColleges.
com, 2018). NCCU serves more than 8,200
students, approximately 25% are first
generation, and nearly 90% are from racial
and ethnic groups underrepresented in
higher education.

NCCU School of Business

The North Carolina Central University
School of Business offers a comprehensive
undergraduate program, including four
undergraduate majors (Accounting,
Computer Science and Business, Business
Administration, and Hospitality and
Tourism) and five areas of concentration
(Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human
Resources, Management and Marketing). In
addition to the undergraduate program it
offers a Master of Business Administration
(MBA) Degree. The Business School is
accredited by the Association to Advance
Collegiate Schools of Business. Less than
5% of universities globally have received
this prestigious recognition.

FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
Michael Magoon

Institutional Advancement
[email protected] | 919.530.5036

The Hospitality and
Tourism degree
program has a

97-100%

job placement rate.

Graduates have gained Advisory Board
employment with:
Members represent the
 Marriott International  Sodexo following companies: A New World Class Facility
 Golden Corral Marriott International
 Yellowstone National  Cambria Suites North Carolina Central The new facility – 70,000 an attractive geographic
Park  Hilton Garden Inn Sodexo University is constructing square feet – will sit on a location in Durham, a thriving
 Extended Stay America a new School of Business 4.58-acre site at the corner national hub for technology
 Lake Powell Resort and The Durham Hotel facility. The projected of Alston Avenue (NC 55) and entrepreneurship
Marina Hotel completion date is August of and Lawson Street. The opportunities. In close
 Courtyard by Marriott Durham Convention and 2021. This $38.6 million state- new School of Business proximity to Research Triangle
 Umstead Hotel and  The Carolina Inn Visitors Bureau, of-the-art School will better will accommodate the Park, the School affords a
Spa  J B Duke Hotel support today’s collaborative expanding need for space, number of opportunities for
 United Airlines FDY, Inc. instruction and growing and will include a culinary collaboration with corporate
 Washington Duke Inn  Embassy Suites enrollment. lab, a dining room, a café and and community partners.
and Golf Club  Hilton Hotels Discover Durham reception area. NCCU provides
 Avery and Green
 21-C Museum Hotel Hilton New Building Naming Opportunities The Hospitality and
Catering Tourism program seeks
 Durham Convention  AAA Carolinas Wake Technical Community Auditorium (200 seats) $1 million
Center  Compass Group College Legacy Wall – Lobby $1 million your support for:
 Royal Caribbean Culinary Lab $750,000
 OLS Hotels and Durham Technical Dining Room $500,000 Scholarships
Resorts Cruises, LTD Community College A Cutting-Edge Culinary Lab
 Mama Dips Hospitality & Tourism Program $500,000 Academic Program Support
 Walt Disney World Washington Duke Inn and Roof Terrace $250,000
Golf Club Dean’s Suite $100,000 A Dining Facility
 Aramark Classroom $100,000 Auditorium
Springhill Suites Chef’s Office $50,000
 Atrium Hospitality
Homewood Suites Faculty/Staff Lounge $50,000
 The Renaissance Dry Storage Area $50,000
North Carolina Lodging and
 Point Hilton Squaw Restaurant Association Freezer Storage Room $50,000
Peak Resorts Refrigerated Storage Room $50,000
Morehead Manor Bed and
Senior Living Concentration Breakfast Faculty/Staff Offices $30,000
Locker Area $30,000
This new concentration offered through the Department of Hospitality
and Tourism Administration focuses on management skills for Continuing Named Endowment
Care Retirement Communities (CCRC). Endowed Scholarship $25,000

Accreditation

The ACPHA (Accreditation Commission for Programs In
Hospitality Administration) accredited Hospitality and
Tourism degree program at NCCU School of Business is
the only accredited hospitality program in North Carolina.
The degree prepares professionals to possess the skills
and competencies to assume leadership roles in the
hospitality industry.