USF: Free Cert in Post-Crisis Hospitality Management

[innen_oda]

So they ask for a title and organisation. Any idea if these appear on the certificate, or if this is just for FSU records? Not sure I'd want some company's name on MY certificate, but I can see utility in a job title.

[StoicJ]

So they ask for a title and organisation. Any idea if these appear on the certificate, or if this is just for FSU records? Not sure I'd want some company's name on MY certificate, but I can see utility in a job title.

I doubt it would appear on the cert, but I left it blank.

[innen_oda]

I doubt it would appear on the cert, but I left it blank.

Make sense, though a pity - I was going to give myself some fancy lofty title.

[StoicJ]

Received my certificate via email today (12/23). Showed up in Junk unlike all previous USF emails I've received. 

One arrived in the morning. A 2nd one showed up in the early afternoon, with a date added. Having trouble editing mine in order to post, but perhaps someone else can show their cert.

Email says I am now a USF alum, so "Go Bulls"? 

[ROYISAGIRL]

Here's what the certificate looks like.
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[Maniac Craniac]

I got mine, too. The certificate looks terrible. It's fine, though, I just won't show it off to anyone. The line looks nice on a resume, however.

Certificate in Post-Crisis Hospitality Management - University of South Florida, Muma College of Business

[rachel83az]

Finished the quizzes, applied for the certificate. I don't like the look of the certificate either but I agree that it should look good on a resume.

[jackhoover]

That’s actually a really solid cert to have, especially if you’re aiming for hospitality roles where recovery and crisis management are big topics right now. Free makes it even better.
If you’re looking at building a proper career path though, you might also check out options like Cert III or IV in Hospitality—colleges like Ashford College offer structured programs that can take you further if you want to work long-term in the industry.