H Douglas Sessoms
Biographic Data
| ID | 1661 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Douglas Sessoms |
| GIVEN NAMES | H Douglas |
| FAMILY NAME | Sessoms |
| SIGNATURE | SESSOMS H D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1963 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The 1960s
KEYWORDS: The 1960sresearch agendaprofession evolution
Of Time, Work, and Leisure revisited
This presidential address is an overview of the changes that have occurred in the study of leisure service since the publication of Sebastian de Grazia's Of Time, Work, and Leisure in 1962. Is leisure too broad a term to describe the field, the experience, and the movement? The conclusion is yes and is derived from extensive readings, personal experiences, and inductive thought
Research issues in park and recreation education
Municipal recreation services in North Carolina
Based on data developed by a state recreation advisory agency, this research is a case study of public recreation and park services in selected North Carolina municipalities over a 24‐year period (1951–1974). Specific attention is given to sources of support, types of expenditures, salaries of executives and the relative growth of recreation/park services in relationship to other local government services and national patterns of inflation. The r…
NRPA Recreation and Park Perspective Collection. Program of the National Recreation and Parks Association, Washington, D.C
Recreation, Leisure and the Alcoholic
The Curriculum in Recreation Administration of the University of North Carolina and the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center (ARC) at Butner, N.C., jointly undertook an investigation of the leisure patterns of a select group of alcoholics.The purpose of the study was to determine the alcoholic's use of leisure time prior to his commitment to the center and its relationship to his drinking problem. For control purposes and for lack of better studies, c…
Work and Leisure. A Contemporary Social Problem
An Analysis of Selected Variables Affecting Outdoor Recreation Patterns
n June 1958, the Congress of the United States created the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission. It clharge(d tllis group with the responsibility of compiling a national inventory of outdoor recreation facilities anid resources an(d of (leterminiing thie types, locations, and number of resoulrces needed by present and future generationis, particularly those of 1975 and 2000. To accomplish these tasks, the Commissioni employe(d a profess…
Recreation, Leisure and the Alcoholic
The Curriculum in Recreation Administration of the University of North Carolina and the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center (ARC) at Butner, N.C., jointly undertook an investigation of the leisure patterns of a select group of alcoholics.The purpose of the study was to determine the alcoholic's use of leisure time prior to his commitment to the center and its relationship to his drinking problem. For control purposes and for lack of better studies, c…
Of Time, Work, and Leisure revisited
This presidential address is an overview of the changes that have occurred in the study of leisure service since the publication of Sebastian de Grazia's Of Time, Work, and Leisure in 1962. Is leisure too broad a term to describe the field, the experience, and the movement? The conclusion is yes and is derived from extensive readings, personal experiences, and inductive thought
An Analysis of Selected Variables Affecting Outdoor Recreation Patterns
n June 1958, the Congress of the United States created the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission. It clharge(d tllis group with the responsibility of compiling a national inventory of outdoor recreation facilities anid resources an(d of (leterminiing thie types, locations, and number of resoulrces needed by present and future generationis, particularly those of 1975 and 2000. To accomplish these tasks, the Commissioni employe(d a profess…
The 1960s
KEYWORDS: The 1960sresearch agendaprofession evolution
Research issues in park and recreation education
An Analysis of Selected Variables Affecting Outdoor Recreation Patterns
n June 1958, the Congress of the United States created the Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission. It clharge(d tllis group with the responsibility of compiling a national inventory of outdoor recreation facilities anid resources an(d of (leterminiing thie types, locations, and number of resoulrces needed by present and future generationis, particularly those of 1975 and 2000. To accomplish these tasks, the Commissioni employe(d a profess…
Work and Leisure. A Contemporary Social Problem
Recreation, Leisure and the Alcoholic
The Curriculum in Recreation Administration of the University of North Carolina and the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center (ARC) at Butner, N.C., jointly undertook an investigation of the leisure patterns of a select group of alcoholics.The purpose of the study was to determine the alcoholic's use of leisure time prior to his commitment to the center and its relationship to his drinking problem. For control purposes and for lack of better studies, c…
NRPA Recreation and Park Perspective Collection. Program of the National Recreation and Parks Association, Washington, D.C
Municipal recreation services in North Carolina
Based on data developed by a state recreation advisory agency, this research is a case study of public recreation and park services in selected North Carolina municipalities over a 24‐year period (1951–1974). Specific attention is given to sources of support, types of expenditures, salaries of executives and the relative growth of recreation/park services in relationship to other local government services and national patterns of inflation. The r…
Research issues in park and recreation education
Of Time, Work, and Leisure revisited
This presidential address is an overview of the changes that have occurred in the study of leisure service since the publication of Sebastian de Grazia's Of Time, Work, and Leisure in 1962. Is leisure too broad a term to describe the field, the experience, and the movement? The conclusion is yes and is derived from extensive readings, personal experiences, and inductive thought
The 1960s
KEYWORDS: The 1960sresearch agendaprofession evolution
Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Recreation (6 works) · Geography (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)