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Ann Savage

Tourism Extension Assoc Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Managementaesavage@ncsu.edu

(919) 515-0920

MOBILE (318) 512-6178

Phone: (919) 515-0920

Cell Phone: (318) 512-6178

Fax: (919) 515-3687

Street Address: 2820 Faucette Dr. (Biltmore Hall)
NC State University
Raleigh, NC 27695

Mailing Address: Campus Box 8004
NC State University
Raleigh, NC 27695

Unity ID aesavage

Job Description Savage is responsible for creating and supporting resource and program development to grow prosperous, sustainable tourism opportunities in NC communities. Some of her current projects include working with Visit NC, North Carolina Division of State Parks, North Carolina Sea Grant, and the North Carolina Oyster Trail.

Recent Posts by Ann Savage

Wooden board walk leading to white light house with gray skies and tall grasses in the background.

Preserving Cultural Assets in the Outer Banks

Article authored by: Emily Prickett, PRT second year student The Outer Banks contains numerous culturally significant landmarks. Discussions of climate …

— 1 week ago, Tourism Extension

Cover photo for Community Spotlights on Engagement & Conservation Campaigns

Community Spotlights on Engagement & Conservation Campaigns

Article authored by Celia Settlemyer, PRT student About the Community Spotlights Tourism Extension is wrapping up a program, Outdoor Recreation Stewards …

— 3 weeks ago, Tourism Extension

People working together over paper and sticky notes to strategize about something.

Actionable Advocacy Insights: Five-Part Series Complete

The Actionable Advocacy Insights (AAI): Identifying Resources to Advocate for Tourism (4) and Perceived Obstacles to Advocacy Efforts in Tourism …

— 1 month ago, Tourism Extension

A crowd of people are sitting and standing in a downtown street that leads to a stage with a musical group performing in front of Friday Night on White sign.

Friday Night on White: A Key Step to Revitalization

Article authored by: Emily Prickett, PRT second year student When reading the fact sheet, Working Together: A Guide to Collaboration …

— 4 months ago, Tourism Extension

Four images with captions. From left to right. Image one: a hiking trail in a beach setting. Caption reads "Plan ahead and prepare." Image 2: A mountain in the distance from a field vantage oint at nigh with stars. Caption reads "stick to trails and overnight right." Image 3: An aerial view from a green grass field to a city in the distance. Caption reads: Trash your trash. Image 4: A walking traill in a botanical garden with vibrant plants along the walk way and a fountain in the distance. Caption reads "leave it as you find it."

It’s Natural for Destinations to Want to Celebrate Our Earth!

Article Author: Emily Prickett, Parks, Recreation & Tourism Major Earth Day is almost here! With this in mind, how can …

— 5 months ago, Tourism Extension

Small group of people huddled over a table. One of the people is writing on a large pad of paper while the other folks giving input.

Outdoor Recreation Stewards Program Kicks Off in Montgomery County

Article Author: Celia Settlemyer, Parks, Recreation & Tourism Major The Montgomery County Outdoor Recreation Stewards Program held its first meeting Thursday, …

— 6 months ago, Tourism Extension

his is an awesome new program that provides hands-on working experience to diverse professionals interested in pursuing a career in the tourism and hospitality industry. Successful completion of the 600 hour rotational apprenticeship concludes with placement in a position with one of the organizations the apprentice works with. Potential Apprentices will receive an opportunity to choose a tourism, hospitality, events, venue or sports career path that aligns with their professional career goals. The Tourism Apprentice Career Track (TACT) is comprised of three distinctive tracks: a Destination Track, a Sports Track, and a Meetings & Events Track.

Tourism Diversity Matters Apprenticeship Program Seminar

Greg DeShields from Tourism Diversity Matters, will be participating in our career fair on Thursday and hosting an informational seminar …

— 7 months ago, Tourism Extension

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Actionable Advocacy Insights: The Perceived Effectiveness of Advocacy Strategies

The Actionable Advocacy Insight (AAI): The Perceived Effectiveness of Advocacy Strategies is the second in a five part series. This AAI …

— 8 months ago, Tourism Extension

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Meet Some of Ann Savage's Colleagues

Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management
NC State Extension, NC State University

Barbieri, CarlaProfessor & Extension Tourism Specialist
User has no photo Brothers, GeneExtension Specialist
User has no photo Kanters, MichaelProfessor
Knollenberg, WhitneyAssociate Professor
Morais, DuarteExtension Tourism Specialist
User has no photo Mowatt, RasulDepartment Head
Savage, AnnTourism Extension Assoc
Seekamp, ErinExtension Tourism Specialist & Professor