Journal of hospitality and tourism education

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  Año 1997, Vol. 9, Número 3

  • Cover Story

    • College Freshmen Perceptions of Hospitality Careers: Gender and Ethnic Interest

      Michael P. Sciarini, Robert H. Woods, Ernest Boger, Philip Gardner, G Michael Harris

      págs. 18-28

      

  • Topic Papers

    • The Chronological and Geographical Development of Four-Year, Masters, and Doctoral Hospitality Programs

      Clinton L. Rappole, Candide Bott, Ronny Klein

      págs. 29-35

      

    • The Introductory Course in Hospitality Management: a Kolb Approach to Course Pedagogy

      James Pickworth, Margaret Shaw, Joachim Berth

      págs. 36-38

      

    • Validating Teaching Competencies in Hospitality Education: Faculty Members' Perspective

      Clark Hu, Robert H. Bosselman

      págs. 39-46

      

    • The Development of Hospitality and Tourism Education in Italy

      Sandro Formica

      págs. 48-54

      

    • The Americans with Disabilities Act and Methods to Provide Reasonable Accommodations When Hiring or Training Disabled Persons for the Lodging Industry

      Anthony K van Reusen, Victor L Heller

      págs. 55-57

      

    • Measuring Student Improvement in a Hospitality Computer Simulation

      Raymond Ferreira

      págs. 58-61

      

    • A Restaurant is like A … Using Metaphors to Help Students Understand Their Perceptions of How Organizations Work

      Robert H. Woods

      págs. 62-67

      

    • Food and Nutrition Issues of Importance to Hospitality Management Students in Australia

      Jane L Allen, Fiona J Cumming, David R Woodward

      págs. 68-74

      

    • An Evaluation of Accreditation Curriculum Standards for Four-Year Undergraduate Hospitality Programs

      Allan Yen-Lun Su, Judy L Miller, Carol W. Shanklin

      págs. 75-79

      

  • Departments: Perspective

    • Avoiding Potholes along the Information Superhighway

      Ken Smith

      págs. 80-81

      

    • Removing Our Culturally Tinted Glasses: an Approach to Teaching International Masters Courses

      Liz Doherty, Angela Roper

      págs. 82-86

      

  • Departments: CHRIE-A-T-I-V-I-T-Y

    • Student Homepages: an Innovative Assignment Using Netscape

      Bonnie J. Knutson, Bruce Wharton

      págs. 87-89

      

    • Exam Anxiety: One Professor's Malaise

      Ann Armstrong

      págs. 90-92

      

  • Departments: Forum

    • A Comparison of the Number of Student Presentations in a Hospitality Marketing Course

      Raymond Ferreira

      págs. 93-96

      

    • Changing by Degrees: the Role of Tertiary Education in the Australian Registered Clubs Industry

      Helen Breen, Nerilee Hing

      págs. 97-107

      

  • Departments: Viewpoint

    • The Status of Quick Service Management Courses in Baccalaureate Hospitality Programs

      Richard Wilkinson

      págs. 108-111

      

    • Hospitality Education: a New Computer-Assisted Teaching and Learning Paradigm

      Rob Law

      págs. 112-115

      

  • Departments: Dissertation Abstract

    • The Hospitality Leadership Course Dilemma: Why Hospitality Management Curricula Should Include a Separate Leadership Course

      Frances Ann Hill, Hubert Van Hoof

      págs. 116-119