Corporate Recruiters and Alumni: Perceptions of Professional Courses

Matt A. Casado

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Hospitality and Tourism Education Higher Education and Employability Management and Marketing Education

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Corporate recruiters and alumni of the School of Hotel and Restaurant Management at Northern Arizona University were asked their perceptions of hospitality professional courses. The study investigates the importance that these groups attribute to 22 professional courses commonly offered in institutions of higher education.

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