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

◦ Student Professional Organizations◦ STHM Student Association◦ Temple Student Activities

Develop a professional persona

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

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!

Temple’s Online Registration process

Finding courses – TUcourses or 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

How to register

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)

STHM curriculum information

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

STHM Concentrations

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

Minor & Certificates

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.

Studying Abroad

OWLnet

Degree auditing system

DARS

Using Gen Ed classes to fulfill Core requirements

Core Area Core RCI General Education Equivalent

GenEd RCI

College Composition CO

CO Analytical Reading & Writing

GW

Intellectual Heritage I

IA Mosaic I GY

Intellectual Heritage II

IB Mosaic II GZ

Arts AR Arts GAIndividual & Society

IN IN Human Behavior GB

GB

Quantitative Reasoning

QA or QB Quantitative Literacy

GQ

Studies in Race RS Race & Diversity GD

Science B SB Science & Technology

GS

American Culture AC U.S. Society GU

International Studies

IS World Society GG

 

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.

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?

Etc…