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TRAVEL AND TOURISM: CONVENTION AND EXPOSITION MANAGEMENT


Certificate

Purpose: The curriculum is designed for persons seeking careers in the growing field of meeting management and to develop and update the skills of those presently employed in the field. Career opportunities exist in the 2500 professional and trade associations in the metropolitan Washington region as well as in the numerous multi-management companies serving the association market.

                                                              Credits
                                                     1st Semester   2nd Semester
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     ENG  111 College Composition I ...................    3               
 (1) ___  Social science elective .....................    3               
     STD  Elective ....................................    1               
     TRV  111 Geography of Tourism I ..................    3               
     TRV  130 Intro. to Meeting Planning ..............    3               
     TRV  140 Intro. to Association Mgmt. .............    3               

     TRV  190 Internship in Meet. Planning ............                   2
     TRV  235 Prin. of Meeting Planning ...............                   3
     TRV  238 Trade Show & Expo. Mgmt. ................                   3
     TRV  245 Convention & Expo. Law/Ethics ...........                   3
     TRV  255 Meeting/Trade Show Marketing ............                   3
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                              Total Credits               16             14

Total minimum credits for the Travel and Tourism: Convention and Exposition Management certificate = 30.

(1) Social science courses may be selected from the following: economics, geography, history, political science, psychology, or sociology (includes anthropology).


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