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STHM Group Advising

STHM Group Advising. Fall 2012 October 15-19 Center for Student Services. “TYPE A” – S tudents that s tarted STHM fall 2011 or after. University Related Topics. Spring 2013 Registration Dates. University Policies Reminder - Repeats. Dismissal From Temple.

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STHM Group Advising

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  1. STHM Group Advising Fall 2012 October 15-19 Center for Student Services “TYPE A” – Students that started STHM fall 2011 or after

  2. University Related Topics

  3. Spring 2013 Registration Dates

  4. University Policies Reminder - Repeats Dismissal From Temple Three attempts MAX in university requirements: English 701/711, English 802 (GW), Mosaics IH 0851 (GY), Mosaics IH 0852 (GZ), and Math 701/702 Dismissal last for 4 years No petition process once dismissed Dismissal From STHM • Three attempts MAX in foundation, major, and Fox School of Business requirements • Dismissal is possible regardless of status in STHM (i.e. class level – senior) • No petition process once dismissed Link to Policy - http://policies.temple.edu/PDF/194.pdf

  5. University Policy Reminder – Leave of Absence (LOA) Granted for one or two consecutive semesters (excluding summers) Protects your curriculum code Loans are not dispersed Documented on your transcript General Reasons:medical, financial, person, employment, and/or military Access: TU e-mail, registration, and to the Library No Access: University services (i.e. Campus Housing, Campus Recreation, Student Health Services) Link to Policy - http://policies.temple.edu/PDF/138.pdf

  6. University Policy Reminder - Withdraws Counts as an attempt (repeat; three max) Medical Withdrawal Excused (MWE) Petitions do not count towards the repeat attempt number (all classes must be withdrawn from) Documented on your transcript You are still financially responsible Deadline for fall 2012 – TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23RDvia SSB (add/drop classes screen) Consult with an Advisor prior to processing; not retractable Link to Policy - http://policies.temple.edu/PDF/139.pdf

  7. Recommended Tutoring • Accounting Resources • General- Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 2 PM in Alter Hall 403D • Individual- Rushabn Shah, rshah@temple.edu • Writing Center • http://www.temple.edu/writingctr/ • Excellent resource for English, IH, Writing Intensives, and generally, all courses • MSRC • Private Tutoring Available • $10 per hour • Subjects – Math, various Sciences, Economics, and CIS • http://www.temple.edu/msrc/tutoring/private-tutor/

  8. School of Tourism and Hospitality Management Topics

  9. E-mails… • Please make sure that the following e-mail topics are going to the CSPD, specifically Mr. Mayer (bmayer@temple.edu): • e-Recruiting • Internships • Professional Development Series Workshops • Corporate Recruitment Information Sessions • Student Services and the CSPD want to avoid “mix messages” and “false interpretation” • E-mails regarding Industry-Related Hours can go to Student Services or the CSPD

  10. Communication with Professors… • Please make sure you are communicating with your professor about issues that are impacting your performance in class negatively • i.e.) medical issues • i.e.) transportation concerns • i.e.) catastrophic/unforeseen events • Please make sure that resource departments and/or your professors have the documentation they need to help you • i.e.) DRS – Disability Resource and Services

  11. Concentrations • Declaring is optional, but recommended • Three (3) major elective courses out of the four required within the concentration • Associated Capstone course (i.e. STHM 4296 or 4396/97/98) • Senior Internship (STHM 4185) must be related to the chosen concentration • Recommended that you declare in sophomore year Sport and Recreation Management Students • Governance and Policy (capstone STHM 4296) • Sport and Recreation Promotion (capstone STHM 4296) • Event Leadership (capstone STHM 4296) Tourism and Hospitality Management Students • Hospitality Operations (capstone STHM 4396) • Destination Management (capstone STHM 4397) • Event Leadership (capstone STHM 4398) Link to declaration page - http://sthm.temple.edu/current/ugrad/curriculum.html

  12. STHM Course Offerings • Major Management Electives are generally offered fall OR spring(i.e. exceptions include STHM 3411 and 3425) • Foundation and Major requirements are generally offered fall AND spring • STHM does not have any winter or online courses • 1-2/2-1 Format: this means that if a course is offered in the spring with one section, in the fall, there will be two sections (and vice-versa) – PLAN AHEAD • Summer coursework is contingent upon the availability of a professor and demand • Summer coursework is subject to cancellation

  13. STHM Course Offerings – Spring 2013 • STHM 1113 – Foundations of Leisure • STHM 2114 – Leisure and Tourism for a Diverse Society • STHM 3185 – Internship I • STHM 3411 – Program and Special Event Planning • This course is required for old curriculum students (prior to fall 2011) • This course is an elective for new curriculum students (fall 2011 or after. • This course will remain being offered fall and spring. • STHM 3425 – Sustainable Event Management • This course is always in high demand, thus it will be offered fall and spring • STHM 4112 – Senior Professional Development Seminar • Completing STHM 3185 is required prior to proceeding with this course • STHM 4185 – Internship II • For old curriculum students, this practicum is ten credits • For new curriculum student, this practicum is twelve credits

  14. SRM Course Offerings – Spring 2013 STHM 1211 - Sport and Society STHM 2211 – Organizational Strategy in S&R STHM 3211 – Management in S&R STHM 3213 – Budget and Finance Systems in S&R STHM 3216 – Economics of S&R STHM 3217 – Research in S&R STHM 3221 – Athletics Administration (spring only) STHM 3222 – Professional and International Sport (spring only) STHM 3224 – Media and Communications in S&R (spring only; in the past, it was fall only) STHM 3296 – Marketing Management in S&R STHM 4212 – Law and Ethics in S&R STHM 4296 – Current and Ethical Issues in S&RM

  15. THM Course Offerings – Spring 2013 STHM 3315 Tourism and Hospitality Sales will not be offered in spring 2013 STHM 1311 – The Business of Tourism and Hospitality STHM 2311 – Global Issues in T&HM STHM 3311 – Management in T&H STHM 3312 – Strategic Decision Making in T&HM STHM 3313 – Financial Issues in T&H STHM 3321 – Tourism Planning and Development (spring only) STHM 3324 – Hospitality Operations (spring only) STHM 3329 – Revenue Management in T&HM (spring only) STHM 3396 – Marketing in T&H STHM 4312 – Legal Issues in T&H STHM 4396 – Hospitality Management Systems STHM 4397 – Designing Tourism Experiences

  16. STHM Virtual Advising Link to instructions/guidelines - http://sthm.temple.edu/current/ugrad/documents/STHM_Virtual_Advising_Packet_Fall12.pdf Begins on MONDAY, OCTOBER 22nd(available bi-weekly) By appointment only (use the current Advising Appointment System) You can use a desktop computer or tablet/i-Pad System being used is WebEx (students do not need an account) Camera and microphone preferred (some devices have both built-in already) The environment you are in, during this session, should be quiet, professional, and appropriate for an academic conversation FERPA Waivers may need to be processed Share documents and computer screens

  17. Industry-Related Hours • It is recommended that your hours/experiences are diverse (7 total experiences or more) but are applicable to your career aspirations • Letters to verify your participation are always preferred • Start scanning your verification forms as e-Portfolios will be required in STHM 4112 Senior Professional Development Seminar • Write-ups will vary in the total number of pages based on the number of hours you do • Make sure many of your experiences are applicable to your career aspirations • Less than ten hours – use the volunteer form, found in the “All New STHM Undergraduate Community” in Blackboard (Industry-Related Hours Tab) • Some experiences will need to be reviewed on a case-by-case basis • You are not submitting anything to Student Services – when you start accumulating hours, begin building your portfolio • Make sure your write-ups are thought provoking; reflecting on each experience

  18. Key Dates - Reminders

  19. Upcoming STHM DARS Workshop DARS Friday, November 9th 12:00 – 1:00 PM Speakman Hall 349 (Conference Room) Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis! Please bring a copy of your DARS with you! RSVP - http://express0.targetx.com/event/php/event_register.php?mid=17018337 (click on the flyer on the left-hand side)

  20. Upcoming STHM Graduation Plan Workshop Monday, November 5th 4:00 – 5:00 PM Speakman Hall 349 (Conference Room) Each session will last for one hour! Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Students are asked to bring their graduation plans and a copy of DARS. RSVP – http://express0.targetx.com/event/php/event_register.php?mid=17018339 Graduation Planning (click on the flyer on the left-hand side)

  21. Upcoming Information Session:“STHM is Studying Abroad” • Thursday, November 8th • 12:00 – 1:00 PM • Speakman Hall, Lab 012 • No Food or Beverages in the lab • RSVP - http://express0.targetx.com/event/php/event_register.php?mid=17018337 • Come prepared with questions about studying abroad • Education Abroad representatives will discuss the newest and latest opportunities • Remember – students who study complete an junior internship abroad also fulfill their GG requirement! (click on the flyer on the left-hand side)

  22. Miscellaneous – RCC Academic Coaches for 2013-2014 Eligibility: • Have a minimum 2.75 cumulative grade point average. • Have a minimum of 30 credits by the end of the Spring 2013 semester.  • Register for a 1-credit seminar in the Spring 2013 semester that will meet on Wednesdays from 3-4:20pm (if you cannot attend or complete the seminar, you cannot serve as an Academic Coach). If you are selected, you will be registered for the course upon your confirmation that you accept the position. Time Frame and Deadlines: • This is a paid position at 10-20 hours per week for the 2013-14 academic year at an hourly rate of $9.00 per hour • You will also attend 4-5 program events during the summer (dates to be determined) where you will meet your student caseload (approximately 10 students). To Apply: • Drop off or email your resume and the completed application to Michael Stokes (michael.stokes@temple.edu) in the Russell Conwell Center by Friday, November 9, 2012.  • Interviews will begin the following week and continue until the positions are filled. 

  23. Senior Seminar Presents Business Card Sale! Purchase them by October 19th in order to have them for STHM’s 21st Annual Career Day on November 6th in Mitten Hall! Your Name Your Concentration Phone Number Email Address On Sale in Speakman Hall from October 8th-19th! Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays: 11-3 Tuesdays and Thursdays: 10-2 “Montague Made, Ridall Ready”

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