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Embarking on a field study can be daunting, but it's a valuable opportunity for growth. This guide outlines essential steps to prepare, from brainstorming site choices to ensuring your resumes and cover letters are ready. Understand the importance of communication with your site supervisor and how to anticipate challenges. With careful planning and organization, you can make the most of your field study at UCI Hospitality & Dining Marketing. Remember, it's all about taking action and staying engaged throughout the process!
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First Thoughts… • RESEARCH?! AHHH!! • New thought! • It’s not scary, it’s an opportunity • It’s intimidating! • I need a confidence booster…
Good Old Fashioned Brainstorming • Browse your choices from the catalog on the site • Filter 1: Do you have any restraints? • Transportation have to find a site local to your residence or maybe on campus • Filter 2: What interests you? • You don’t have to go to a site specific to your discipline • You’re going to dedicate A LOT of time to it both on and off the site
Plan Ahead! And TAKE ACTION!!! Redundant but necessary • It’s never too early • Have your resumes & cover letters ready • The Career Center can help with that • Prep yourself for interviews • Stay organized • TAKE ACTION!
Landing a Site • Keep in close contact with your site supervisor • Plan a schedule in order to ensure you get all your hours • Discuss any goals you have with your supervisor
Remember, it’s still a class • Going to class allows you to share experiences with your peers • Be prepared to hit the ground running • Anticipate problems both on/off the site • Keep in mind: time WILL fly…
Field Study Site: UCI Hospitality & Dining Marketing Here’s a glance at my experience… • I decided to conduct a survey to see which factors (gender, class standing, residence) effect/are effected by their marketing for on campus activities • I was fortunate to have access to their Facebook, Twitter, & Survey Monkey accounts • My hypotheses were not supported due to limitations, but the study still made a difference!
I LOVED IT! Thanks for your time and I hope you enjoy your Field Study! =)