In addition to classroom lecture and discussion, students will discuss issues with managers of seasonal workers in ski resort settings. Furthermore, they will participate as guests in at least one Colorado ski resort by skiing, frequenting restaurants, gift shops, etc. Students will analyze the issues, using models from both tourism and traditional business theory. The final deliverable will be a report incorporating research, interviews, and experiential findings, recommending the best practices for managers of seasonal workers. You will explore a variety of structures and functions of the Internet, and you will learn how to find the information you want in the vast expanses of cyberspace.
Class size is limited.
Don Hughes Using lectures, videos and the wonderful collections of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, this class will study the ancient culture and civilization of Egypt. Emphasizing topics such as mummification, pyramids, daily life, gods and temples, the class will cover all three of the great kingdom periods of ancient Egyptian history. The field trip portion of the class will take place at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science. Arranged time and substantial outside classroom work will be required. This course will explore various legal agreements and documents, their meaning and structure, which are used by finance professionals.