Registro da memória institucional do Curso Superior de Tecnologia em Gestão do Turismo/ UFSM, a partir dos eventos realizados no período de 2009 a 20200

Abstract

The study presents a mapping of the record of the events of the Higher Course of Technology in Tourism Management of the Federal University of Santa Maria in which it was a proponent, supporter, executor or partner for the period from 2009 to 2020. Event is an event, meeting, celebration, celebration or for the dissemination of a brand, products or services. In order to recover a part of the memory of the undergraduate course in Tourism Management at UFSM, we sought to collect information from the events in which the course participated in the period. The methodology used was qualitative and exploratory, in the first stage a bibliographic review was carried out on the themes: events and institutional memory, and presentation of the research object. In the second stage, the exploratory study was carried out by consulting the records of events available at the secretariat of the course and through consultation of social networks and contact with students and former students of the institution. In the research were identified sixty-eight events – as to the results obtained, it was possible to identify the absence of the records between the firts Years of the course (2009- 2010), as well as the variation between the Years in (2011 and 2019), of which the course was executor, supporter and partner in its twelve years of existence. As for the results obtained, it was possible to identify the variation between the years 2011 and 2019, highlighting increasingly in number of events, in 2011 only 1 event occurred and in 2019 21 events were recorded. The study pointed out over the period a significant offer of events activities carried out by the undergraduate course, sometimes as a promoter, sometimes as a partner of other institutions; and also the need for greater ordering and systematization of the events that the course has involved, in order to establish a methodology for recording these activities, to assist future research that focuses on the institutional memory of the Higher Course of Technology in Tourism Management.