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Marco ten Hoor has been appointed by the Executive Board of NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences as Academy Director of Hotel Management School at NHL Stenden as of 1 November 2019.
Read moreElena Cavagnaro was born in 1963 in Rome, Italy. She studied classical philosophy in Rome and Naples, and later at the VU University in Amsterdam. There, she got her doctoral degree in 1996. Her philosophical background turned out to be a good basis for her career at Stenden University.
Read moreErwin Losekoot was born in Purmerend just north of Amsterdam, but has since then lived overseas. He travelled widely with his parents before completing a BA in Hotel and Catering Management at Strathclyde University's Scottish Hotel School in Glasgow, Scotland.
Read moreDr. Hanneke Assen is associate professor Design Based Hospitality Education, one of the research lines of Hospitality Studies. The associate professorship focuses on conceptualization of DBE specifically for Hotel Management School, Trialogical Learning processes and Community of Learners.
Read moreMy background in the Geisteswissenschaften has a long lasting influence on my research interests and approach to qualitative research. Moreover, I consider myself a critical qualitative researcher.
Read moreGeorges El Hajal is a Lecturer, Researcher and Student Coach. Born and raised in Beirut – Lebanon, he holds a BA in Hospitality Management from the Lebanese University, Faculty of Tourism and Hospitality Management and a MA in International Service Management from London Metropolitan University and NHL-Stenden University of Applied Sciences.
Read moreDr. Anne Keizer-Remmers, Member Research Group AIHR As a young student, I studied German Language & Literature at the University of Groningen (RUG) and obtained my master’s degree based on two theses. In the first I looked at the aspect of Dreaming in Arthur Schnitzler’s novels and I compared his literary work with that of his Zeitgenosse in Wien at the Fin de Siècle, Sigmund Freud. My second thesis was on the use of typography in Brecht’s Dreigroschenroman. At the RUG, my minors were Pedagogy and Didactic Methods as I wanted to become a teacher in secondary school – which happened indeed.
Read moreMember of the Academy of International Hospitality Research. Areas of interest and expertise: Hospitality Management Education, Problem-Based Learning, Professional Research, Psychology of Hospitality Management, Organizational Behavior, Assessment, Conceptual modeling, Applied Data Analysis and Statistics, SPSS, Academic Writing, Service Management.
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