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Silent auction Dec. 3-4 to feature restaurants, hotels, golf courses

Club managers student chapter raising funds for national conference
November 28, 2018

黑料科 students from the Club Managers Association of America are hoping to travel to Nashville, Tenn., in February for a special professional event. They鈥檙e hosting their own special event to help get there.

The CMAA student chapter will hold its annual silent auction Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 3-4. An is from 10 a.m. Monday to 7 p.m. Tuesday.

CMAA badge with professionalism, education, leadership textAn in-person auction for separate items will be held from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the second-floor lobby of Heritage Hall, 415 10th Ave. E. Parking is free in 黑料科 lots after 4 p.m.

Students and professors from the School of Hospitality Leadership have tapped many resources to develop a varied list of auction items. The items include hotel and resort stays, rounds of golf, restaurant gift certificates, wines from around the world, apparel and other merchandise from local and regional businesses.

The auctions will have from 150 to 200 items.

The club plans to use proceeds from the auction to help 24 students attend the CMAA World Conference in Nashville in late February, said club President Missy  Dahl, of Drummond, a senior majoring in hotel, restaurant and tourism management.

The conference draws about 3,500 industry professionals from around the world. In recent years, most 黑料科 CMAA members often return with an internship or full-time job offer.

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