Jeremy Schultz
Biographic Data
| ID | 4446928 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jeremy Schultz |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jeremy |
| FAMILY NAME | Schultz |
| SIGNATURE | SCHULTZ J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Human Services, Western Carolina University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Negotiating Masculinities in the Outdoors: Men’s Performances of Gender in Outdoor Adventure Activities
Poverty Simulations as a Tool for Advocacy: Challenging Students to Think Differently About the Role Poverty Plays in Physical Education, Health, and Recreation
Faculty in health, physical education, and recreation teach students that access to healthy foods, healthy lifestyles, and safe places to recreate should not only be a worthy goal, but also a fundamental human right that is currently not being upheld. Additionally, teachers in health-related fields hope to teach students that their job is to work to provide more access to healthy lifestyle choices for persons from all income levels. However, clas…
What Happened When We Stopped Grading
Navigating Trauma in Wilderness Therapy: A Narrative Therapy Approach
Art as counternarratives: A/r/tographic understandings of black youth’s conceptualizations of nature
Like race, ‘nature’ is a social construct with meanings and conceptualizations that shift with time, context, and power. Dominant ideas of nature in the U.S. are often centred around whiteness and white preferences are normalized. To make these ‘invisible’ white preferences opaque, I (Alayna) use nature (with strikethrough) to indicate placing the concept of ‘nature’ under erasure and create openings for alternative meanings. Using a/r/tography, …
Examining crowding among winter recreationists in Rocky Mountain National Park
Crowding in America’s national parks is a severe problem. Places like Arches National Park are witnessing such an influx of tourism that they are considering new management techniques. Understanding the social science of the situation through crowding studies assists park management in developing strategies for resource protection, recreation management, conflict prevention, and user satisfaction. The purpose of this research was to explore feeli…
The future of food tourism: Foodies, experiences, exclusivity, visions, and political capital
The Future of Food Tourism delivers very creative content while thoroughly covering what is considered to be a relatively new focus of inquiry for tourism research. The editors’ stated aim of the b
Sustainable Tourism in the USA: A Comparative Look at the Global Sustainable Tourism Criteria
This study compares the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria (GSTC criteria) with the operations of voluntary statewide sustainable tourism certification programmes in the United States. The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) established 37 criteria representing the minimum requirements that any tourism business should reach to protect and sustain the world's natural and cultural resources while ensuring tourism meets its potentia…
Sustainable Tourism in the USA: A Comparative Look at the Global Sustainable Tourism Criteria
This study compares the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria (GSTC criteria) with the operations of voluntary statewide sustainable tourism certification programmes in the United States. The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) established 37 criteria representing the minimum requirements that any tourism business should reach to protect and sustain the world's natural and cultural resources while ensuring tourism meets its potentia…
Negotiating Masculinities in the Outdoors: Men’s Performances of Gender in Outdoor Adventure Activities
Examining crowding among winter recreationists in Rocky Mountain National Park
Crowding in America’s national parks is a severe problem. Places like Arches National Park are witnessing such an influx of tourism that they are considering new management techniques. Understanding the social science of the situation through crowding studies assists park management in developing strategies for resource protection, recreation management, conflict prevention, and user satisfaction. The purpose of this research was to explore feeli…
Sustainable Tourism in the USA: A Comparative Look at the Global Sustainable Tourism Criteria
This study compares the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria (GSTC criteria) with the operations of voluntary statewide sustainable tourism certification programmes in the United States. The Global Sustainable Tourism Council (GSTC) established 37 criteria representing the minimum requirements that any tourism business should reach to protect and sustain the world's natural and cultural resources while ensuring tourism meets its potentia…
The future of food tourism: Foodies, experiences, exclusivity, visions, and political capital
The Future of Food Tourism delivers very creative content while thoroughly covering what is considered to be a relatively new focus of inquiry for tourism research. The editors’ stated aim of the b
Examining crowding among winter recreationists in Rocky Mountain National Park
Crowding in America’s national parks is a severe problem. Places like Arches National Park are witnessing such an influx of tourism that they are considering new management techniques. Understanding the social science of the situation through crowding studies assists park management in developing strategies for resource protection, recreation management, conflict prevention, and user satisfaction. The purpose of this research was to explore feeli…
Art as counternarratives: A/r/tographic understandings of black youth’s conceptualizations of nature
Like race, ‘nature’ is a social construct with meanings and conceptualizations that shift with time, context, and power. Dominant ideas of nature in the U.S. are often centred around whiteness and white preferences are normalized. To make these ‘invisible’ white preferences opaque, I (Alayna) use nature (with strikethrough) to indicate placing the concept of ‘nature’ under erasure and create openings for alternative meanings. Using a/r/tography, …
Poverty Simulations as a Tool for Advocacy: Challenging Students to Think Differently About the Role Poverty Plays in Physical Education, Health, and Recreation
Faculty in health, physical education, and recreation teach students that access to healthy foods, healthy lifestyles, and safe places to recreate should not only be a worthy goal, but also a fundamental human right that is currently not being upheld. Additionally, teachers in health-related fields hope to teach students that their job is to work to provide more access to healthy lifestyle choices for persons from all income levels. However, clas…
What Happened When We Stopped Grading
Navigating Trauma in Wilderness Therapy: A Narrative Therapy Approach
Negotiating Masculinities in the Outdoors: Men’s Performances of Gender in Outdoor Adventure Activities
Sociology (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Recreation (4 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Adventure Sports and Sensation Seeking (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Business (2 works)