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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!
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Identify your academic and career goals
Become involved
◦ Student Professional Organizations
◦ STHM Student Association
◦ Temple Student Activities
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Develop a professional persona
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Support students in reaching their academic
and career goals
◦ Student Services Office
◦ CSPD
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When students have questions about their
academics or the policies they have read,
provide answers and/or additional resources
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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!
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Temple’s Online Registration process
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Finding courses – TUcourses or OWLnet
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STHM Course Waiting List
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Any student with 12 or more credits is considered
a fulltime student and charged as such.
◦ Fulltime students can take up to 17 credits
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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)
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The Four Concentrations
◦ Leisure Management, Sport Management, Destination &
Event Management, Hospitality Management
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Earning – 5 requirements
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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
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Uses Free Electives strategically
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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!
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Can enhance marketability
◦ May be beneficial in pursuing a graduate degree and/or
gaining a position you want
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When
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How
◦ STHM encourages students to study abroad in summer
◦ 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)
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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.
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OWLnet
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Degree auditing system
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.
Core Area
College
Composition CO
Core RCI
CO
GenEd RCI
General Education
Equivalent
Analytical Reading GW
& Writing
Intellectual Heritage IA
I
Intellectual Heritage IB
II
Arts
AR
IN
Individual &
Society
QA or QB
Quantitative
Reasoning
Studies in Race
RS
Mosaic I
GY
Mosaic II
GZ
Science B
SB
GS
American Culture
AC
Science &
Technology
U.S. Society
World Society
GG
International Studies IS
Arts
GA
IN Human Behavior GB
GB
GQ
Quantitative
Literacy
Race & Diversity GD
GU
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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)
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Questions?