My name is Pedro Rivas. I was born in New York but raised in Dominican Republic. As a hospitality management student I would like to learn more about the traveling … Read More
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My name is Guadalupe Hernandez, I’m from Mexico and studying Hospitality Management at The New York City College of Technology. In life, I have a … Read More
My name is Odalys Diego-Carrera, I am Mexican American, born and raised in NYC. Before I decided to pursue a degree in Hospitality Management at City Tech, I was fortunate … Read More
As a hospitality management student I would like to learn many skills that this department has to offer to their students. Academic wise I do not have a lot of … Read More
My name is Da’Cari and my major is Business and Marketing. I plan on using this major to learn more about how major corporations work and am hoping to also
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