/Business NewsWVU hospitality students prepare for future careers at Nemacolin ResortWVU hospitality students prepare for future careers at Nemacolin Resort1 / 4 Gretchen Nichols looks out over the climbing area at The Peak at the Nemacolin Resort in Farmington. [WVU Photo/Jennifer Shephard] 2 / 4 Bryson Stackpole holds a parrot as he works at the Nemacolin Resort in Farmington. [WVU Photo/Jennifer Shephard] 3 / 4 An exterior view of the iconic building at the Nemacolin Resort in Farmington. The collaboration between the WVU Hardy Family Hospitality and Tourism Management Program and Nemacolin combines classroom instruction with executive mentorship, experiential learning, and internships that prepare students for careers across the hospitality industry. Entering college, Andrews, who also serves as a Nemacolin Ambassador in the Nemacolin Hospitality Innovation and Technology Lab, planned to pursue a career in hotel operations.