This is service excellence

We are dedicated to cultivating the next generation of leaders in the global hospitality and tourism industries.

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82.1%
employment rate within 3 months of graduation
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1 of 6
culinary science programs in the Nation certified by Worldchefs

Mission

The mission of the Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management is to develop citizens of character who aspire to leadership roles in the global hospitality industry.

Vision

To be recognized as the nation’s leading hospitality management program, one that is focused on improving the lives of others through an unwavering focus on service excellence.

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The Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management is proud to be one of the few hospitality programs globally to partner with the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Each spring, Hospitality Management students have the opportunity to apply for highly competitive positions and, if selected, gain hands-on experience at one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world. This immersive experience enables Hospitality Management students to deliver the highest level of service excellence while representing Auburn University on an international stage.

 

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Our Stories

Caroline Wilkins poses in from of one of the greens at Augusta National.
Impact
College of Human Sciences students mark 10 years at the Masters

In 2026, the Horst Schulze School of Hospitality Management marks a decade of partnership with the Masters Tournament, a milestone that reflects not only the prestige of the opportunity, but the reputation hospitality management students have built through professionalism, service and an unwavering work ethic.

Stacy Brown, a 1999 Auburn alumna, founder of Chicken Salad Chick and co-owner of Botanic, will serve as the 2026 Horst Schulze Award for Excellence in Hospitality honoree.
Impact
Brown to serve as honoree for annual Hospitality Gala

Stacy Brown, a 1999 Auburn alumna, founder of Chicken Salad Chick and co-owner of Botanic, will be honored at this year’s Hospitality Gala.

Riley Sue in Hey Day Market outside of the podcast booth.
Auburn Family
How very Human Sciences: Alumna Chef Riley Sue Walker

In this episode of How Very Human Sciences, Nutrition Wellness alumna ’24 Chef Riley Sue Walker shares how an unexpected diagnosis in 2016 redirected her life and ultimately led her to a career rooted in healing and fulfillment.

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Tony & Libba Rane Culinary Science Center

5:30 pm

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The Hotel at Auburn University

5:30 pm

04.29
Tony & Libba Rane Culinary Science Center

6:00 pm

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