Marketing, Hospitality, and Logistics Advising

As a Marketing, Hospitality, and Logistics student, you’ll work with both your assigned academic advisor and departmental advisor to help navigate your degree path and program requirements.

You should continue working with your regular academic advisor for university and College of Business Administration requirements while connecting with departmental advisor Jeffrey Hoyle for major, minor and program-specific guidance related to marketing, hospitality and logistics programs.

Guidance connected to your program

Departmental advising helps you navigate program pathways, plan coursework and stay connected to opportunities within the department. Whether you’re preparing to sign a major, exploring internship planning or adjusting your academic path, departmental advising helps connect your coursework to your long-term goals.

Hoyle can help students:

  • Sign, change or cancel a marketing, hospitality or logistics major or minor.
  • Review course planning related to program requirements.
  • Discuss internship preparation and timing.
  • Navigate program-specific questions and opportunities.
  • Connect with departmental resources and experiences.
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Plan ahead for registration and program changes

Advising appointments are recommended before registering for upcoming semesters and are required when signing, changing or canceling a major or minor within the department.

Scheduling an advising appointment

The Marketing, Hospitality, and Logistics Department office can assist students with scheduling advising appointments.

Students may schedule appointments by:

  • Visiting the department office in Sloan 132 Monday through Friday between 8 a.m. and 11:50 a.m. or 1 p.m. and 4:50 p.m.
  • Calling the department office at 989-774-3701
  • Emailing Robin Berry, department executive secretary, at berry2rl@cmich.edu

Appointments may be held in person or virtually through Webex.

Advising FAQs

Students are required to meet with Jeffrey Hoyle to sign, change or cancel a marketing, hospitality or logistics major or minor.

Advising appointments are not required for general course planning but are strongly recommended before registration periods and when making significant changes to your academic plan.

Students should connect with Jeffrey Hoyle when:

  • Signing or changing a major or minor
  • Planning coursework connected to their program
  • Preparing for internships
  • Exploring departmental opportunities and resources
  • Discussing program-specific questions

Students should continue working with their assigned academic advisor for broader university and College of Business requirements.

Advising appointments are typically scheduled for 15 minutes and may be conducted in person or virtually through Webex.

Departmental advising appointments are generally available Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Availability may change depending on the academic calendar and advising demand.

In-person advising appointments take place through the Marketing, Hospitality and Logistics Department office in Sloan Hall 132.

Virtual advising appointments are conducted through Webex using the link provided in the student’s Outlook appointment confirmation.