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Course Descriptions

HSP 222 - Integrated Studies for Hospitality Management

1-3 Credits

A specialized focus on the alliance of the food, hotel, and tourism management areas. This course emphasizes the interrelationship of these three areas in the field of catering, resort management, and destination appeal. Practical observation is provided either through domestic or international experiences via air, rail, ship, or motorcoach transportation. Hotel inspections and destination sightseeing, as well as restaurant tours, are an integral part of the course. Since the location, duration of the course, and course assignments will vary each semester, the credit hours also vary from one to three credits. Specific course requirements for each course can be obtained from the Department. Special fees include the cost of transportation to the course site, lodging, food, and miscellaneous expenses.

Retiring SUNY General Education: SUNY-OWC - Other World Civilizations (SOW2)

MCC General Education: MCC-GLO - Global Understanding (MGLO), MCC-SSD - Social Science and Diversity (MSSD)

Course Learning Outcomes
1. Through practical observation, state the interrelationships of the food, hotel, and tourism management areas in the location under study.
2. Explain the structure and functioning of the business community in the location under study.
3. Discuss the attitudes, values, and perspectives of selected business people in the location under study.
4. State how the differences in culture and history can affect business practices in the location under study.

Course Offered Fall, Spring

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Fall Semester 2024
Spring Semester 2024
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