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Name
Monica Fine
Form Start Date
Nov 7, 2019
Form Type
Proposal For Change(s) In An Undergraduate Program (B)
Form ID
2572
Form Submitted Date
Jan 6, 2020
Form Steps:
20,21,22,23,10 Submitted on:
Nov 07, 2019
Submitted by:
Monica Fine
For Program (name):
Hospitality, Resort, and Tourism Management Minor
and Degree:
Hospitality, Resort, and Tourism Management Minor
College of:
Business
Department of:
Marketing, Hospitality, and Resort Tourism
CIP (IPED):
52.0906
Date change is to be effective:
Fall 2020
Submitted on:
Nov 07, 2019
Changes proposed for:
Minor
Submitted on:
Dec 02, 2019
*** Type of Changes Selected ***
Required Courses:
From: CBAD 301 Q* - Management and Organizations (3 credits) CBAD 350 Q* - Marketing (3 credits) HRTM 101 Q* - Introduction to Resort Tourism Management (3 credits) HRTM 393 - Management Information Systems (3 credits) (=CBAD 393)
To: HRTM 101 Q* - Introduction to Resort Tourism Management (3 credits) HRTM 388 - The Service Experience (3 credits) CBAD 301 Q* - Management and Organizations (3 credits) CBAD 350 Q* - Marketing (3 credits) Removal of Courses from Program (Course prefix and number):
Choose two from the following: (6 Credits)
HRTM 230 Q - Introductory Resort Tourism Internship (3 credits)
HRTM 282 - Survey of Food & Beverage Management (3 credits) (=PGMP 282)
HRTM 385 - Current Issues in Resort Tourism (3 credits)
HRTM 387 - Conventions and Event Management (3 credits)
Addition of Courses to Program (Course prefix and number):
Choose any HRTM course(s) for six (6) credits that are not already used to satisfy degree requirements (MKTG courses may be approved with special permission).
Catalog Description:
Proposed catalog description as it is to appear in the CCU Catalog:
Submitted on:
Nov 07, 2019
Are you removing the course from the catalog?
No
Submitted on:
Nov 07, 2019
What research has led to this request?
Over the years, many new courses have been created and added to the catalog. We survey these new courses and this revision reflects our new reality, gives students more options and increases the appeal of the program.
What impact will this request have on existing academic programs?
With this revisions, we expect that the Hospitality, Resort, and Tourism Management minor will draw more students to our courses. However, because students have many courses/minors to select, the increase of students' interest will not create extra burden on existing courses and programs.
What financial costs are associated with this request?
none are expected
If NO change in cost is anticipated, how is this possible?
The courses required for the minor are current course offerings. The number of options should not place excessive burden on any one class.
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