From left, Tim Daniels, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Development and Alumni Relations at USCB; Mirna Tomic, Director of Human Resources for The Sea Pines Resort; Al M. Panu, Chancellor of USCB; and Steven M. Birdwell, President of The Sea Pines Resort. James Jolly/USCB

Sea Pines Resort establishes scholarship at USCB

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The Sea Pines Resort has established an endowed scholarship at the University of South Carolina Beaufort through its nonprofit organization, The Sea Pines Resort Community Fund, according to a release from USC Beaufort. 

The need-based scholarship will be awarded annually to a student majoring in Hospitality Management.
“USCB’s hospitality management program is so important to our community,” said Steve Birdwell, President of The Sea Pines Resort. “With this scholarship, we hope to create opportunities for students to succeed both academically and professionally and know that our commitment will benefit Hilton Head Island for years to come.”
USCB offers a Bachelor of Science degree in Hospitality Management. The program is based at the university’s Hilton Head Island campus. In addition to coursework, students gain valuable hands-on work experience at the island’s world-class hotels and resorts, including The Sea Pines Resort.
Graduates of the program work in leadership and management positions in a wide range of settings including lodging, food service, golf courses, resort operations, arenas, private clubs and retirement facilities.

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