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Dr. Annette George is an Associate Professor in the Department of Business Administration at Morgan State University's Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management, specializing in the Hospitality Management program. She previously served as the program's Director for five years and acted as interim dean at the Baltimore School of Hospitality and Culinary. Her research focuses on sustainable tourism strategies in Caribbean destinations, particularly Trinidad and Tobago, addressing challenges such as LGBTQ+ traveler market dynamics and HIV/AIDS-related public health impacts. Dr. George holds certifications as a Program Reviewer, Master’s Reviewer, K-12 Publisher Reviewer, and Facilitator with Quality Matters (QM).
Education:
- Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration, Morgan State University (2009)
- M.Sc. in Tourism Administration, George Washington University (2001)
- M.B.A. in Business Administration, Morgan State University (1999)
- B.Sc. in Marketing, Morgan State University (1996)
Research Specialization: Dr. George investigates sustainable tourism frameworks, cultural influences on travel behavior, and health-related challenges in hospitality sectors. Her work emphasizes Caribbean destinations' unique socio-economic and environmental contexts, advocating for inclusive tourism policies and disease-conscious management practices.
Professional Contributions: Beyond academic roles, she engages with industry standards and educational accreditation, contributing to curriculum development for culinary and hospitality programs. Her scholarship bridges theoretical research and practical solutions for tourism challenges, particularly in marginalized communities and high-risk regions.
