Cal Poly’s Hospitality Program Receives Significant Endowment
The founder of Collins Foods International, now known as Sizzler International, and his wife donated $10 million to Cal Poly’s Collins College of Hospitality Management in Pomona, the school announced March 20. The school will use the gift, in part, to create the Carol and James. A Collins Excellence Endowment to support undergrad and grad…
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The founder of Collins Foods International, now known as Sizzler International, and his wife donated $10 million to Cal Poly’s Collins College of Hospitality Management in Pomona, the school announced March 20.
The school will use the gift, in part, to create the Carol and James. A Collins Excellence Endowment to support undergrad and grad students from historically underrepresented groups, according to the school.
The donation will also help the University expand and create new programs, including a Ph.D. in hospitality management, new restaurant and classroom technologies and expanded international outreach.
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