Advisors can help with scheduling courses and more. Contact the following faculty for questions regarding your School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management degree program.

Jarvis Bailey is the director of Student Services and an undergraduate academic advisor. He advises

• all fourth- and fifth-year seniors majoring in Sport and Recreation Management,
• all fourth- and fifth-year seniors majoring in Tourism and Hospitality Management, and
• all 4+1 students.

Phone: 215-204-1754
Email: [click-for-email]

Giavanna Garsey is an associate academic advisor for undergraduate students. She advises

• all Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management honors students,
• all international students,
• all pre-business students,
• all student-athletes and
• all veteran students.

Phone: 215-204-8161
Email: [click-for-email]

Alyssa Huat is an associate academic advisor for undergraduate students. She advises

• all freshmen, sophomore and junior Sport and Recreation Management majors,
• students interested in the Certificate in Sport Management,
• students interested in the Certificate in Sport Marketing and
• students interested in the Minor in Sport Management.

Phone: 215-204-8738
Email: [click-for-email]

Lauren McCulligan is an associate academic advisor for undergraduate students. She advises

• all freshmen, sophomore and junior Tourism and Hospitality Management majors,
• students interested in the Certificate in Event Leadership,
• students interested in the Certificate in Tourism and Hospitality Management, and
• students interested in the Minor in Tourism and Hospitality Management.

Phone: 215-204-8759
Email: [click-for-email]

Heather Blackburn is the assistant dean of the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management.
Phone: 215-204-4503
Email: [click-for-email] 

Jarvis Bailey is the director of Student Services. 
Phone: 215-204-1754
Email: [click-for-email]

If you have time in your academic schedule, student clubs and organizations can be a great way to meet like-minded students, connect with businesses and build the necessary skills for your professional career.

Undergraduate Student Professional Organizations

• The American Hotel and Lodging Association helps students develop strong careers in the hospitality industry through organizing educational and networking opportunities with industry professionals.
• Destinations International aims to help students who are interested in professional destination marketing careers within the hospitality and tourism industry.
• The Event Planning Association plans and engages all student professional organizations to ensure that students are networking throughout the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management to help advance their future careers.
• Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International gives Temple students interested in sales and marketing roles within the hospitality and tourism industries opportunities to network professionally. 
• Meeting Professionals International combines education and networking to assist students in succeeding academically and professionally through fundraising, networking and various other opportunities.
• The Professional Convention Management Association strives to offer its members career exploration and networking opportunities with industry professionals, as well as participation with the local and national organization. 
• Society of Minorities in Sport brings together undergraduate students who are underrepresented in the area of leisure, recreation management and sport. Members are encouraged to proactively advocate and encourage diverse experiences and opportunities across the world of sport.
• National Society of Minorities in Hospitality exposes students to opportunities in the industry nationwide and offers events and programs that bring together college-level students with advisors, company sponsors, industry representatives, mentors and hospitality organizations.
• The Sport and Governance Association in the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management exposes students to the governance and policy aspects of the sport industry through field experience, relevant guest speakers and interactive panels.
• The Sports Marketing Association provides sport management students with networking and volunteer opportunities so they gain knowledge on the aspects of sport marketing industry careers.
• Sport and Recreation Professional Association is designed specifically for Sport and Recreation Management majors. The group provides networking opportunities with students within the major and industry professionals through conferences, scheduled events and semester meetings.

Honors Societies

• Eta Sigma Delta is an international honors society that recognizes exceptional academic achievement among hospitality and tourism students. The society is administered by the International Council on Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Education, the leading international association devoted to hospitality and tourism education. To earn membership, students must hold at least a 3.0 GPA and be in the top 20% of their class.
• Rho Phi Lambda Professional Honorary Fraternity is a National Honorary Recreation, Parks and Leisure Services Fraternity. The organization strives to recognize Sport and Recreation Management majors who have exemplified academic excellence in leadership, scholarship and service. Members develop professionally through campus and community service initiatives, networking opportunities, résumé building and scholarship eligibility.

Learn more about student organizations and honors societies in the School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management.

Sport, hospitality and tourism are global industries, and Temple students have the opportunity to explore these areas not only in Philadelphia but in destinations around the world.

The School of Sport, Tourism and Hospitality Management offers several undergraduate study away program options. These are intended to broaden students’ perspectives, giving them an inside look at how these industries operate around the world. Study away programs also provide valuable, unique experiences students can take with them as they enter the workforce.

Students who decide to participate in a study away program can do so at the following schools.

• Amsterdam University of Applied Science (Amsterdam, the Netherlands)
• Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Hong Kong, PRC)
• Kyung Hee University (Seoul, South Korea)
• Leed’s Beckett University (Leeds, United Kingdom)
• Modul University (Vienna, Austria)
• Shenzhen Tourism College of Jinan University (Shenzhen, PRC)
• University of Alicante (Alicante, Spain)
• University of Bayreuth (Bayreuth, Germany)

Learn more about study away programs.