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The Pet Partners program prepares handlers and their pets to work in animal assisted activities and animal assisted therapy programs.
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Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality Management

  1. Undergraduate Program
    1. B.A. in Hospitality and Tourism Management
      1. Hotel and Restaurant Management
      2. Travel and Tourism Management
      3. Minor in Hospitality Management
      4. 2+Program
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      1. Commercial Recreation and Event Management
      2. Leisure Services Management
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      4. Minor in Travel and Tourism Management
      5. Minor in Recreation and Parks Management
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B.A. in Hospitality and Tourism Management – Hotel and Restaurant Management Concentration

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Peyton Eggers, Class of 2008, B.A. in Hotel and Restaurant Management
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The Hotel and Restaurant Management Concentration prepares students to handle multiple facets of hotel and food operations. These include human resources, accounting, planning and marketing functions, as well as catering, meetings and events. The degree requirements balance core program classes with over 600 hours of work experience, internships and industry projects. Students complete a business minor as an integral part of this concentration.Please visit the Undergraduate Bulletin for a list of requirements and a link to descriptions of HTM courses. Also see the Hotel and Restaurant Management Course Information document

For information on transferring classes to UNCG, please visit the Transfer Equivalency Course Search.

 

 

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