1. Announcements
Week of April 2, 2018

3. Fall 2018 Important Registration Information
As you prepare to register, please be aware of this special course sections:
NEW COURSE! HTM 201 – Good Food Gone Bad: Food Safety for Everyone
Looking for a 1 credit class? Here’s a brand new 1 credit course offering from the Hospitality and Tourism Management (HTM) Department! This 5-week course covers food safety best practices in food service, manufacturing, agriculture, commercial and charitable food distribution. Counts toward the Environmental Studies Sustainable Food Systems Certificate!
HTM – Fall 2018
Days/Time: Fridays, 1:00 PM – 3:50 PM
Dates: September 7 – October 5

5. AH&LEF School Nominated Scholarship Applications Due to the HTM Office FRIDAY, APRIL 6 by 5pm!
The GVSU HTM Department is guaranteed scholarship money for our students ($7,500 this year!), so don’t miss out on this great opportunity to help cover some of the costs of your education!
PLEASE NOTE: Applications are to be completed ONLINE through AH&LEF’s website. You will need to give a copy of your completed application and your application confirmation number to Victoria Stubbs in the HTM Office no later than Friday, April 6, 2018 by 5pm. 
Past recipients of the AH&LEF Annual Grant Scholarship may apply again!
Please visit the scholarship page on the HTM website for complete scholarship information.

6. Saturday, April 7, 2018 | 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
The GMC-PCMA Michigan Student Day is your opportunity to learn what is current in our industry.  Your time will be spent in a variety of meeting formats hearing from professionals in many aspects of the industry.  Meeting professionals from both the association and corporate world, destination marketing organizations, convention center and decorators.  Special sessions will be devoted to interaction with human resource professionals as well as hearing from recent grads who are already working in the industry.  They want to share their story of graduation to employment.  And as always our day will finish with a networking event to allow every student the chance to get one-on-one with any of the industry professionals.
Saturday, April 7, 2018 | 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM 
The University Club at Michigan State University
3435 Forest Rd
Lansing, MI 48910
The sessions and reception are FREE for students and Industry Professionals
Questions? Please
Click Here to Register!

7. Fall 2018 Important Registration Information
As you prepare to register, please be aware of this special course sections: HTM 380 “The JW Marriott Hospitality Experience” will be taught at the downtown JW Marriott by hotel managers / HTM adjuncts Nick Remes and Brian Behler. Limited space is available.

8. Mayor Bliss will share her leadership journey and engage in discussion with students, during the upcoming Venderbush Leadership Reception. This event is LIB 100 / 201 approved.
For more information and to RSVP:
Please contact Eric Stevens Assistant Director of Student Organizations in the Office of Student Life with any questions.

9. Jobs Added to HTM Website Last Week
Saskatoon Golf Club
Manna Café
Food and Beverage Internship
Hospitality Leader
Home Builder Association of Greater Grand Rapids
Dispute Resolution Center of West Michigan
Fund Development and Event Intern
Event Planning Internship
Oakland Hills Country Club
Fulton Street Farmers Market
Management Internship
Event Planning Intern
Pigeon Creek Golf Course
Suburban Inns – Hampton Inn Holland
Event and Planning Coordinator Assistant
Guest Service Representative
Residence Inn Grand Rapids West
Guest Service Associate

11. Winter 2019 Important Registration Information
As you prepare to register, please be aware of this special course sections: HTM 380 – Cruise Line Operations & Management. This semester long course includes a class trip on a 4-day Disney Cruise during Spring Break!
HTM – Winter 2019
Days/Time: Tuesday/Thursday – 10:00 AM – 11:15 AM
Instructor: Michael Scantlebury

12. NRM 300: Ethical Recreation – Leave No Trace (1 cr.)
Includes 2 DAYS OF BACKPACKING!!!!!!!!!!!!! Course meets 4 days: Class: Thur. May 17 and Fri. May 18, 2 pm - 4:50 pm (1173 KHS-Allendale Backpacking: Sat. May 19 - Sun. May 20, Manistee National Forest The most common program governing ethical conduct when recreating is Leave No Trace (LNT). The 7 LNT principles are based on science. Increasingly agencies want employees to know LNT principles. Successful completion of the course means you will receive a LNT certificate. Course Design: The course consists of classroom activities followed by backpacking where you will actually use the principles learned in the classroom. We will backpack Saturday and Sunday in the Manistee National Forest. You will need to do a variety of things before the class (reading the book, answering the questions on the handout, menu planning, etc.). Application: This is a PERMIT ONLY class. The course is limited to 11 students. any questions to

13. Hospitality and Tourism Management Department
Main Office Hours:
Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Phone Number: (616)
Location: 218C DeVos
Stop in or call if you have any questions!
Please call the CCPS Advising Center if you need to schedule an advising appointment