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STHM Advising

STHM Advising. The Role of Students. Read & understand STHM and University requirements & policies (ask questions if needed) Student Services is here to help, but your advisors do not make decisions for you. Be proactive & empowered! Identify your academic and career goals Become involved

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STHM Advising

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  1. STHM Advising

  2. The Role of Students • Read & understand STHM and University requirements & policies (ask questions if needed) • Student Services is here to help, but your advisors do not make decisions for you. Be proactive & empowered! • Identify your academic and career goals • Become involved • Student Professional Organizations • STHM Student Association • Temple Student Activities • Develop a professional persona

  3. The Role of STHM Staff • Support students in reaching their academic and career goals • Student Services Office • CSPD • When students have questions about their academics or the policies they have read, provide answers and/or additional resources

  4. Important Policies • STHM’s Doctrine of Responsibility • Temple and Federal policies students should know: • Temple University Code of Conduct • Temple University Undergraduate Bulletin • FERPA Students are accountable for knowing and adhering to all policies. “I didn’t know” should never be said!

  5. How to register • Temple’s Online Registration process • Finding courses – TUcoursesor OWLnet • STHM Course Waiting List • Any student with 12 or more credits is considered a fulltime student and charged as such. • Fulltime students can take up to 17 credits

  6. STHM curriculum information • Pre-requisites and Co-requisites • STHM Current Students page • In general, students take all THM 1000 level courses then 2000, and so forth • Must complete all THM1000 & 2000 before Internship I • Must have Industry-related hours complete before taking Senior Seminar (4112)

  7. STHM Concentrations • The Four Concentrations • Leisure Management, Sport Management, Destination & Event Management, Hospitality Management • Earning – 5 requirements • 2 - Two courses within the Concentration • 1 - Appropriate Capstone class • 1 - Internship II related to the chosen concentration • 1 - Senior Project related to the chosen concentration • Declaring • Must declare or it does not appear on the transcript http://sthm.temple.edu/current/minor.html

  8. Minor & Certificates • Uses Free Electives strategically • Appear on transcripts • Minors and certificates appear on the transcript only if the student fulfilled all requirements and declared the minor or certificate. • Please see the appropriate departmental website and/or the Undergraduate Bulletin for more! • Can enhance marketability • May be beneficial in pursuing a graduate degree and/or gaining a position you want

  9. StudyingAbroad • When • STHM encourages students to study abroad in summer • How • For general study abroad opportunities, go to International Programs at 200 Tuttleman Learning Center • For information about studying at THM exchange schools (Modul in Vienna, University of Vienna) • Depending on your curriculum, study abroad may fulfill requirements (inquire about this with an STHM advisor) • Students may substitute courses taken in an approved study abroad experience for one or both of the Core International Studies courses.

  10. DARS • OWLnet • Degree auditing system

  11. Using Gen Ed classes to fulfill Core requirements If you want to find a General Education course that fulfills a Core Course requirements, go to www.temple.edu/courses and search for General Education Courses. Use these codes to find courses that fill Core requirements. To be sure the course fulfills the Core requirement, click on the 6 digit CRN number to read the course description notes.

  12. Etc… • Individual Advising is available • Make an appointment online at the STHM Current Students page or • Stop by for walk-in hours (hours posted on STHM Current Students page) • Questions?

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