Faculty Salaries in the US: The 2006 Survey of Hospitality and Tourism Educators
Journal of Hospitality & Tourism EducationPublished 1 October 2007
Chris Roberts, Linda Shea
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Abstract A survey of hospitality and tourism management educators conducted in 2006 by the professional organization of hospitality and tourism educators (CHRIE) yielded salary data for colleges and universities located in the United States. Results illustrate salary differences by geographic location, by type of school (two-year, four-year and graduate degree granting institutions), and by faculty rank (lecturers, assistant professors, associate professors and full professors).
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