Hospitality Lodging Management
Overview
- Delivery: Evening and Online Classes
- Start: Fall or Spring Semester, Full- or Part-Time
- Location: Rosemount Campus, Apple Valley Site
Outcomes
- Hospitality Lodging Management - A.A.S. Degree
- Hospitality Lodging Business - Certificate
- Hospitality Lodging Operations - Certificate
Program Data Sheet
Major Description
The hospitality industry is the largest and fastest growing industry in the world. There are more than four million hotel rooms in thousands of properties within North America alone. Lodging establishments range in size from intimate inns to mega conference hotels. Some are designed for the budget traveler, while others provide luxury accommodations to the highly affluent traveler. Throughout this international industry, the benchmarks of success are measured on the comfort of the sleeping room, quality of food and service received. These simple components set the properties apart. In addition, many lodging properties offer meeting and event space with accompanying services.
Work Environment
Hospitality lodging staff focuses on the guests, and their experience. They offer exemplary service to ensure guest loyalty and business success. The work environment is fast-paced. Staff members offer a variety of services simultaneously, while maintaining a pleasant and gracious demeanor.
Potential Job Titles
- Account Manager
- Customer Service Specialist
- Event Manager
- Front Office Manager
- Guest Services Manager
- Meeting Planner
- Member Services Representative
- Operations Manager
- Rooms Manager
- Sales Manager
Salary Data
- Average Wage: $23.38/hour
- Top Earners: $34.45/hour
Academic Advisor
- Lee Anne Xiong
Enrollment Advisor and Financial Aid Specialist
leeanne.xiong@dctc.edu
651-423-8537
Instructors
| Rosealee Lee | 651-423-8604 | rosealee.lee@dctc.edu | BIO |
Program Links
DCTC Hospitality Ning Network
Visit the DCTC Hospitality Network Web site to access more information, including testimonials, newsletters, blogs, announcements, student employment and instructor biographies.
