This year’s theme is ‘Demonstrating Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Tourism’ with Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure, Mr Ken Skates AM, as our opening Keynote Speaker.
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Subject: ATLAS list ATHE Conference 2016: 8th-9th December 2016, Cardiff Metropolitan University - Registration now open
Dear Colleague
Hope you enjoyed the August weather…
Just to let you know that registration for the ATHE Annual Conference 2016 is now open:
https://www.athe.org.uk/conferences-2/
| www.athe.org.uk Thursday 8 th December 2016 Coaches depart from the Park Inn : 8.50am: Registration with tea and coffee: 9.15am: Conference opens – Karen Soulby, Chair ATHE |
This year’s theme is ‘Demonstrating Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Tourism’ with Cabinet Secretary for Economy and Infrastructure, Mr Ken Skates AM, as our opening Keynote Speaker.
We have included a keynote debate on the EU referendum result to allow time for positions to be outlined and for members to debate what matters to them currently by offering an opportunity to come together at conference as we face the challenges of a changing future together.
Also for the third year running, we are including a PhD Colloquium to encourage students to present at an established conference, meet potential employers and get constructive feedback in a friendly, supportive environment.
CONFERENCE THEMES
We welcome abstracts around the following themes:
· Demonstrating Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Tourism: Curriculum Development
· Demonstrating Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Tourism: The Learning Experience
· Demonstrating Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Tourism: Assessment
· Demonstrating Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Tourism: Education, Industry or Government Partners
· Demonstrating Excellence and Innovation in Teaching Tourism: Professional Development
It is expected that the papers will be delivered in many ways: conceptual, discursive, critical, workshop based, experiential, or information dissemination. We welcome delegates’ perspectives on the challenges and opportunities that teaching Tourism and getting the Tourism voice heard bring to us in all realms of Higher Education.
· PhD Colloquium: Progress in Tourism & Events
Abstracts should include background, practical implications, methods and/or data sources, and indicative findings of the paper. They should be submitted by email to secretary@athe.org.uk by 1st October 2016using the attached abstract form. All abstracts will be subject to a review process.
We look forward to see you in Cardiff in December!
The Executive Committee
www.athe.org.uk
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