Journal and Periodical Usefulness

Raymond S. Schmidgall · Robert H. Woods · Denney G. Rutherford

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This study reports the results of a survey of 300 CHRIE members designed to determine which publications are most useful to hospitality educators for five purposes: (1) for publishing their own articles, (2) as a researchinformation source, (3) as information for lectures, (4) for students' reading assignments, and (5) as general reading for professional or personal development. Results from this study indicate that the Cornell Hotel and RestaurantAdministration Quarterly is consistently rated by CHRIE educators as the most useful periodical overall. Nation's Restaurant News was rated the second most useful followed by the Hospitality and Tourism Educator, Restaurants & Institutions, the Wall Street Journal, and the Hospitality Research Journal. The HRJwas rated as the top publication overall for CHRIE members' writings while the Cornell Quarterlywas rated highest in the remaining four categories.

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