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Lodging Management
In 2014, there were more jobs and higher wages in our industry: the industry added more than 30,000 new hotel jobs and more than 100,000 new travel-related jobs, resulting in an increase of over $12 billion in travel-related wages and salaries, up six percent.
(AHLA, 2015)
Lodging Industry Trends 2015
Employment Opportunities
Director of Rooms Division
Director of Human Resources
Director of Sales
Event Manager
Front Office Supervisor
Group Rooms Manager
Hotel General Manager
Housekeeping Assistant/Manager
Revenue Manager
Lodging Management Faculty:
Kristen Jack, Assistant Professor and Interim Department Chair
HTM 101 - Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism | HTM 253 - Convention Sales & Service | HTM 440 - Advanced Meeting & Event Management
HTM 281 - Disney College Program I | HTM 282 - Disney College Program II
HTM 290 - Field Experience I | HTM 390 - Field Experience II | HTM 490 - Senior Internship
Dr. Jack's Profile
Michael Scantlebury, Associate Professor
HTM 101 - Introduction to Hospitality & Tourism | HTM 202 - International Tourism | HTM 375 - Hospitality and Tourism Research
Dr. Scantlebury's Profile
Mike Sciarini, Professor
HTM 222 - Introduction to Lodging Management | HTM 343 - Human Resource Management | HTM 495 - Hospitality Management (Capstone)
Dr. Sciarini's Profile
Duane Zuber, Affiliate Professor
HTM 222 - Introduction to Lodging Management | HTM 273 - HTM Financial Decision Making | HTM 373 - Hospitality Information Analysis | HTM 422 - Advanced Lodging Management
Mr. Zuber's Profile