Awards and Recognition
Research Award
Connor Clark from the School of Human Ecology received the award for Best Qualitative Research Methods Paper at the Travel and Tourism Research Association Annual International Conference.
G4S Award: Kennedy Bass, John Peden and Tina Tin
Congratulations to Kennedy Bass, undergraduate researcher, and faculty mentors John Peden and Tina Tin. Kennedy’s presentation at the G4S Undergraduate Research Symposium won Runner-Up for Best Undergraduate Presentation/Poster from the CBSS Scholarship and Creative Activities Committee. Their presentation was on the “Subjective Perspectives of the Antarctic Wilderness”. Excellent work, Kennedy, Tina and John! Bass, Kennedy, “Subjective Perspectives […]
Congratulations Connor Clark
Connor Clark from the School of Human Ecology had “Crisis management, tourism and international boundaries: The case of the U.S.-Mexico border” accepted for publication in The Handbook on Crisis and Disaster Management in Tourism.
