Happy Friday!
I'm just sending a little reminder about the next CHAT meeting. It is scheduled to take place on February 23rd at 5:30. Guest speaker Donnie Bulliard will be joining the group. He is known for the planning of Charleston Mardi Gras event and owns Cajun Kitchen. This sounds like it's going to be a fun meeting! So everyone make sure to attend!
Also, the fine dining event at High Cotton is coming up! February 28th is not a date to be missed, so make sure you fill those spots! Enjoy a 3-course dinner at 6:00 pm for only $35. What a steal! Make sure to email Alexa to reserve your spot at this event: argibbon@g.cofc.edu. Only 15 people can go so sign up while there is still time!
Well, that's all the CHAT updates I have for now! Enjoy the weekend!
~Lila
Friday, February 17, 2012
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
CHAT News
Hello!
I have some upcoming CHAT-related events to share. This upcoming Thursday, Feb. 9th, the club will be conducting their meeting in Beatty 301. The meeting starts at 5:30 and a guest speaker from A Charleston Bride will be joining to share with the group.
Volunteering opportunities are also available with Kiawah's Friendship Cup golf tournament Feb. 27th- Mar. 3rd! If you would like to participate, email Alexa Gibbons at argibbon@g.cofc.edu with any available shifts you may have.
Enjoy your evening!
~ Lila
Local Foods Survey
Happy Tuesday!
In case you haven't heard, Dr. Frash is conducting research with several students in regards to the importance of local food use in restaurants. If you have a few moments to spare, please take the time to complete the survey! Click this link to do so! Thanks!
Monday, January 30, 2012
CHAT Spring Semester 2012
Happy Monday!
I heard the first CHAT meeting on Thursday went very well! Looking forward to see what the Club for Hospitality and Tourism has to offer during the rest of the semester. In other news... For those of you who may need to take a Maymester class and didn't see the email...
I heard the first CHAT meeting on Thursday went very well! Looking forward to see what the Club for Hospitality and Tourism has to offer during the rest of the semester. In other news... For those of you who may need to take a Maymester class and didn't see the email...
HTMT 362 Event Management
will be offered
Maymester 2012
*The Event Management class tends to fill up quickly so register early!
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Coming Back Full-Swing
Hello, CofC Students!
I hope everyone is enjoying their classes so far this spring semester. Hopefully y'all are settled in by now and completely back in school-mode. In light of all the attention College of Charleston has received lately in this highly political time, I thought I'd share our fame with you in case you missed last night's episode of The Colbert Report:
Anyways, more to come in regards to any and all hospitality-related news!
Happy Readings!
--Lila
I hope everyone is enjoying their classes so far this spring semester. Hopefully y'all are settled in by now and completely back in school-mode. In light of all the attention College of Charleston has received lately in this highly political time, I thought I'd share our fame with you in case you missed last night's episode of The Colbert Report:
The Colbert Report
Get More: Colbert Report Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,Video Archive
Anyways, more to come in regards to any and all hospitality-related news!
Happy Readings!
--Lila
Thursday, September 15, 2011
CHAT Meeting Tonight
Hello!
I want to remind everyone that the second meeting of the Club for Hospitality and Tourism is taking place tonight! The meeting will be held in Beatty 301 and is planned to start at 5:30 pm. Several recent CofC graduates from the Hospitality department will be joining to share their stories and experiences during their time as an undergraduate. This is a great opportunity, especially for the younger students, to learn tips towards a successful career with the Hospitality department. Free pizza will also be served at the meeting! Keely Laughlin will also be discussing some of the upcoming events CHAT has to offer. It all sounds like a good time, so please make sure to stop by tonight! Hope to see you there.
Happy Readings!
--Lila the Student Blogger
I want to remind everyone that the second meeting of the Club for Hospitality and Tourism is taking place tonight! The meeting will be held in Beatty 301 and is planned to start at 5:30 pm. Several recent CofC graduates from the Hospitality department will be joining to share their stories and experiences during their time as an undergraduate. This is a great opportunity, especially for the younger students, to learn tips towards a successful career with the Hospitality department. Free pizza will also be served at the meeting! Keely Laughlin will also be discussing some of the upcoming events CHAT has to offer. It all sounds like a good time, so please make sure to stop by tonight! Hope to see you there.
Happy Readings!
--Lila the Student Blogger
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Congratulations, HTMT Department!
Good morning everyone!
I have some fantastic news I'd like to share today. A new global ranking was released yesterday by the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research. According to the recent press release, the College of Charleston School of Business was deemed as "the most prolific institution based on the individual productivity of each faculty member." This is an incredible honor to receive such praise. Included in the press release, two of the Hospitality department's teachers-- Dr. Steve Litvin and Dr. John Crotts--were also ranked globally in tourism research. Dr. Litvin is now ranked #7 globally and Dr. Crotts #28. If you see either of these professors, be sure to congratulate them! I am more than proud to be a part of the Hospitality and Tourism department!! Receiving such wonderful news only reinstates the hard work and dedication that each professor in the department and School of Business shows. Again, congratulations everyone!
Happy Readings!
--Lila the Student Blogger
I have some fantastic news I'd like to share today. A new global ranking was released yesterday by the Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research. According to the recent press release, the College of Charleston School of Business was deemed as "the most prolific institution based on the individual productivity of each faculty member." This is an incredible honor to receive such praise. Included in the press release, two of the Hospitality department's teachers-- Dr. Steve Litvin and Dr. John Crotts--were also ranked globally in tourism research. Dr. Litvin is now ranked #7 globally and Dr. Crotts #28. If you see either of these professors, be sure to congratulate them! I am more than proud to be a part of the Hospitality and Tourism department!! Receiving such wonderful news only reinstates the hard work and dedication that each professor in the department and School of Business shows. Again, congratulations everyone!
Happy Readings!
--Lila the Student Blogger
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