The Recreation and Tourism Management M.S self-study provides an overview of two degrees: an undergraduate degree (Bachelor of Science in Tourism Hospitality Recreation Management) and a graduate degree (Master of Science in Tourism Hospitality Recreation Management). The document consists of a cover page that acknowledges the degrees, options, and minor; the Program Review Self-Study Faculty Committee, and the seeking of accreditation through the Council of Accreditation for Parks, Recreation, and Tourism (COAPRT). It is followed by a Faculty Review Verification and Forward which describes the parallel process of seeking external accreditation and writing the self-study. Final introductory material consists of a one-page executive summary. The body of the report consists of 5 parts: overview of the program, assessment and strategic planning, key strengths and challenges, review of and response to the previous Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and appendices.
Description:
The self-study was signed and approved in January 2013. It covers changes made in the degrees and Department since the last self-study and subsequent external review and MOU, which was written in AY 2004-2005. The report was developed through collaboration with faculty and staff in the Department. Final approval was received from the Dean of College of Health and Human Development.