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Montana State students to benefit from privately run hotel on campus
Seeking to increase the hands-on training of its students in hospitality management and culinary arts, Montana State University will enter into an agreement with a developer for a privately owned, full-service hotel on campus that will give students hands-on education and practical experience before moving into Montana’s growing hospitality economy.
“Having a fully integrated hotel here on campus will provide opportunities for students enrolled in our four-year and associate of applied science degree programs. This partnership will boost enrollments of these high-demand areas, which is something the state’s hospitality industry has asked us to do,” said Alison Harmon, vice president of research and economic development.
“Having a lodging option close to sports venues and other entertainment and cultural events will benefit visitors to campus,” she said. “It will give campus visitors an up-close and personal experience of MSU.”
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