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3. Teaching Experience related to proposed degree (emphasis on past five years) a. Overall nature of workload assignments (%teaching/%research/%service/administration/clinical practice) 50% teaching 40% research 10% service
Tourism Planning and Development - RCLS 4121 Leisure services marketing (spring, 2008) - RCLS 4120
Managing Commercial and Tourism Industry Leisure Services (graduate level) - RCLS 6220 – Bowling Green State University Undergraduate Introduction to Travel and Tourism (RTD 215) Resort, Convention and Tourism Agency Administration (RTD 325) Evaluation and Assessment of Planning Strategies for Destinations (RTD 415) Graduate Policy Development for travel and tourism agencies (HMSL 657) c. Graduate student supervisory experience (theses/dissertations) Spring, 2005 Master of Science - Anthony K. Mutai, College of Technology. Sustainable construction practices for Kenyan eco-tourism Masters Projects: Spring, 2006 Master of Education – Scott Rogers Sum, 2004 Master of Education – Lisa Day (awarded the Mary Ann Roberton Directed Project Award recipient, School of HMSLS, 2004). Sum, 2002 Master of Education – Amy Gatto 4. Scholarly & Professional Activities related to proposed degree (emphasis on past five years) a. Publications/Scholarly Activity related to proposed degree Obenour, W., Groves, D., & Lengfelder, J. (2006). Image segmentation and implications for the development of a nature-based destination. Journal of Hospitality and Leisure Marketing. 14(1), 24-48. Obenour, W., Patterson, M., Pedersen, P., & Pearson, L. (2006). Conceptualization of a meaning-based research approach for tourism service experiences. Tourism
Obenour, W. L. (2005). The 'Journeys' of Independence for Female Backpackers. Tourism Review International, 9(2), 213-227 Obenour, W. L., Lengfelder, J. & Groves, D. (2005). The development of a destination through the image assessment of six geographic markets. Journal of Vacation
Obenour, W. L., Lengfelder, J., & Cuneen, J. (2005). Body of knowledge for a tourism curriculum: Revisited, Schole. 20, 43-56. Obenour, W. L. (2004). Understanding the Meaning of the 'Journey' to Budget Travelers. International Journal of
Groves, D., Obenour, W. & Lengfelder, J. (2003). Colas and Globalization: Models for Sport and Event Development. Journal of Sport Tourism. 8(4), 320-334. Submitted: Brown, C. A. & Obenour, W. L. (November 2007 abstract accepted for manuscript review) Alcohol’s role in the creation of a regional subculture and destination mecca for shaggers. Annals of Leisure Research: Special Issue on "alcohol and the leisure experience" Peer reviewed conference presentation: Obenour, W. L. (2006, October 13). The Gendered differences in travel constraints to a nature-based tourist destination. Paper to be presented at the National Recreation and Parks Association, Leisure Research Symposium on Tourism, Travel and Leisure, Seattle, Washington. Obenour, W. L. and Lengfelder, J. (2003, October). The development of a destination through the image assessment of six markets. Paper to be presented at the National Recreation and Parks Association, Leisure Research Symposium on Tourism, Travel and Leisure, St. Louis, Missouri.
December 13, 2007 Obenour, W. Flood, J., December 8, 2000 Obenour, W., Lengfelder, J., & Groves, D. (2000). The feasibility of Lake Erie Coastal Region for nature-based tourism. Ohio Department of (Funded and completed) Natural Resources – Coastal Management Program. Total amount: $111,473 with External funds of $55,743. September, 2002 Xie, P., Obenour, W., & Pearson, L. (2002). Culinary tourism in Canada Lessons in tourism product innovation and links between culture and cuisine. (Not funded) Grant submitted to Canadian Studies Grant Program, Canadian Consulate. Total amount: $32,319 with External funds of $15,000. May, 2002 Xie, P., Groves, D., Lengfelder, J., & Obenour, W. (2002). Developing industrial heritage: A case study of Toledo and Waterville (Funded) . Grant submitted to Ohio Sea Grant College Program. Total Amount: $17,460 with External funds of $7,500 September, 2001 Lengfelder, J., Groves, D., Obenour, W., & Xie, P. (2001). Sustainable tourism in coastal areas: Grassroots participation in a Canadian Island (Not funded) Community. Grant submitted to Canadian Consulate. Amount: $14,947 Fall, 2001 Lengfelder, J. Groves, D., Obenour, W., & Xie, P. Economic Development in the Lake Erie/NW Region. Center for Policy (Funded) Analysis and Public Service, Total amount: $1,000. March 9, 2001 Obenour, W., Lengfelder, J., & Groves, D. (2001). Long-term financing plan for a regional tourism destination. (Not funded) Submitted as partnership with Ottawa County Convention Bureau. Grant submitted to Ohio Lake Erie Commission for the Lake Erie Protection Fund. Total amount: $20,936 with External funds of $15,311 January 11, 2001 Lengfelder, J., Obenour, W., & Groves, D., (2001). Feasibility study of the Lake Erie Region for Nature-based Tourism. 2001-2002 Interdisciplinary (Not funded) research grant application College of Education and Human Development – Research Development Committee. Total amount: $24,921 c. Invited research presentations outside ECU none
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e. Participation in scholarly collaborations with other universities, laboratories, & centers none
f. Service on related state/national/international boards or committees Fall, 2005 Spring, 2006 Board of Directors Hostelling International – Toledo – three-year term. 5. Other Manuscript reviewer related to topic: April, 2006 Article for Tourism Review International.. Sept., 2005 Article for Leisure Sciences. May, 2003 Article for Tourism Geographies: An International Journal of Tourism space, place and environment. May, 1996 Article for Leisure Sciences.
December, 2006 Leisure Research symposium for National Recreation March, 2007and Parks Administration Conference in Indianapolis, IN, October, 2007 Research report for grant Obenour, W. L., Lengfelder, J., & Groves, D. (2003). A feasibility study for Lake Erie Coastal Region for nature-based tourism. Ohio Department of Natural Resources [Coastal Management grant number 05-1]. Membership in Professional Organizations Travel and Tourism Research Association: Censtates Branch (present from 2004/2001-2002) National Recreation and Parks Association Member (since 1995) Destination Marketing Association International (since 2007) Ohio Travel Association (since 2006)
Spring, 08 Schole: A Journal of Leisure Studies and from Fall 05 Recreation Education
Director, North Carolina Center for Sustainable Tourism Professor, College of Business
EdD, Western Michigan University, 1977, Community Education/Community Development MEd, University of Minnesota, 1969, Park and Recreation Administration BA, University of St. Thomas, 1968, Community Sociology 3. Teaching Experience related to proposed degree (emphasis on past five years) a. Overall nature of workload assignments 40% teaching 40% research 20% service b. Courses Sustainability: Business and the Environment Strategies in Sustainable Tourism
Member, PhD committee, David Thomas, Human Resources, Department of Education, Colorado State University. Degree confirmed Spring, 2005. Member, PhD committee, Tim Craig, Anthropology, University of Colorado at Boulder. Danielle Koltz, McNair Scholar. Kelly Moberly. Supervised Honors Thesis. "Sustainable Practices in Ski Resort Communities". Member, PhD committee, Fidel Santos, College of Architecture and Planning Graduate Program. Jenn Shelton. Supervised Honors Thesis. "Critique of Ecotourism Markets and Select Certification Programs." Selected for Distinguished Colorado Graduate Award.
Long, P. Perdue, R. & Venturoni, L. (2007). Home Away From Home: A Research Agenda For Examining the Resort Community Second Home Industry in Colorado. Book Chapter in press (Haworth). Long, P., Perdue, R. & Venturoni. L. (2007). The Impact of Second Homes in Four Mountain Resort Counties of the State of Colorado, USA. (under review). Kang, S., Lee, C. & Long, P. (2007). Residents’ Perceptions of Casino Impacts: A Cross-Cultural Comparison. (under second review). Dolnicar, S., Crouch, G. & Long, P. (2007). Environmentally Friendly Tourists: What do we really know about them? Journal of Sustainable Tourism. (In press). Kang, S., Lee, C., Yoon, Y. & Long, P (2007). Resident perception of the impact of limited stakes community-based casino gaming in mature gaming communities. Tourism Management. (In press). Dolnicar, S. & Long, P. (2007). Beyond Ecotourism: The Environmentally Responsible Tourist in the General Travel Experience. European Travel and Tourism Research Association. Recommended for Best Paper Award consideration. (under second review). Article reprint in Economics and Management of Tourism by Sage Publishing. (2006). "Resident Support for Gambling as a Tourism Development Strategy." Journal of Travel Research, Vol. 23(2), pp. 3-11. (Selected as 1995 Best Article in the Journal of Travel Research).With Perdue and Kang.
Colorado Department of Natural Resources, Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation. Five year contract beginning January 2007, $350,000 per year for Business Enterprise Development on Public Lands. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Climate and Tourism Initiative. ($15,000). National Renewable Energy Lab and University of Colorado at Boulder Energy Initiative. Motivation and Adoption Strategies for Renewable Energy Techniques in the Travel and Tourism Industry. ($40,000). Vail Resorts. Student Research & Competition on Sustainable Practices in the Resort Industry. ($5,000). c. Invited research presentations outside ECU International Conference of Casino Development and Social Issues. 2nd Conference of the Asian Academic Network on Commercial Gaming. Seoul, Korea. July 2007. Co-Chair, Ecotourism Track Program, Sustainable Resources 2004 World Conference. This international conference was designed to generally address the issues of sustainability and poverty. University of Colorado at Boulder. Business Enterprise for Sustainable Tourism Initiative (2002-04). Sub-Committee member for Community Tourism Program. Initiative of the World Travel and Tourism Council and The Conference Board, this effort focuses on sustainable travel and tourism practices that advance community, business and traveler’s interests. First meeting was convened at the Bongani Mountain Lodge, Kaapmuiden, South Africa (2001). Chairman, Sustainable Tourism Research Session. 2003 Travel and Tourism Research Association Conference. St. Louis, MO With Professor Glenn Haas et al. (2002). An expert opinion on the reasonableness of the cooperating agencies’ Alternate #2(snowmobile use) for inclusion in the Yellowstone Winter Use SEIS. State of Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources. Issues in Sustainable Tourism in the American West (February, 2006). Capstone Course for Western American Studies Certificate, Center for the American West. Economic and Social Impacts of Second Homes in Colorado's Resort Communities. (November, 2005). Introductory Course for Western American Studies Certificate, Center for the American West. Sewell Hall Residence Program Presentation (October, 2004). “Tourism and the American West.” Profiles in American Enterprise. (Spring, 2004). Sustainable Practices in Tourism: Personal Behaviors, Business Strategies, and Public Policy. Leeds School of Business. Commencement Speaker, Leeds School of Business, University of Colorado at Boulder. (December, 2003). Title of presentation “Travel Responsibly Through Life.”
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e. Participation in scholarly collaborations with other universities, laboratories, & centers Renewable Energy and Tourism Initiative. With the National Renewable Energy Lab and the University of Colorado at Boulder. Climate and Tourism Initiative. University of Colorado at Boulder and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Colegio de Las Americas Graduate Program in Environmental and Ecotourism Management, University of Costa Rica, San Jose, Costa Rica. Collaborators include University of Costa Rica and partner universities from Chile, Haiti, Venezuela, Canada and the University of Colorado. f. Service on related state/national/international boards or committees Board of Directors for Sustainable Travel International, Inc. 5. Other Name: Craig Landry Department: Economics College: Thomas Harriot College of Arts and Sciences 1. Rank Assistant Professor 2. Degrees PhD, University of Maryland, 2004 MS, University of Maryland, 2002 MS, University of Georgia, 1999, Agricultural Economics BSA, University of Georgia, 1996, Environmental Economics and Management 3. Teaching Experience related to proposed degree (emphasis on past five years) a. Overall nature of workload assignments (%teaching/%research/%service/administration/clinical practice) 40% teaching 50% research 10% service b. Courses ECON 5170: Resource Economics I ECON 6000: Topics in Econometrics ECON 6402: Microeconomics II c. Graduate student supervisory experience (theses/dissertations) Paul Hindsley (PhD Coastal Resources Management) “Applications of Random Utility Models in Coastal Resource Management” (in progress) Calvin Mires (PhD Coastal Resources Management) “Valuing Preservation of Maritime Cultural Resources” (in progress) David Graefe (MS Recreation & Leisure Studies) “Social Carrying Capacity and Crowding Research at Cape Lookout National Seashore” (in progress) Wilson York (MA History) “Sweet Devil’s Den: Merchants and Marauders in the English West Indies: 1627-1677” 2006-2007 Kiel Wilson (MS Recreation & Leisure Studies) “Perspectives of Inappropriate Recreational Behavior” 2006-2007 Jens Schubert (MS Applied and Resource Economics) “Portfolio Lifetime Selection – Theory and Experiment” 2005-2006 Daniel Haught (MS Sociology) “Natural Disasters and Vulnerable Populations” 2004-2005 4. Scholarly & Professional Activities related to proposed degree (emphasis on past five years) a. Publications/Scholarly Activity related to proposed degree Publications Bin, Okmyung, Tom Crawford, Jamie B. Kruse, and Craig E. Landry. “Viewscapes and Flood Hazard: Coastal Housing Market Response to Amenities and Risk” forthcoming Land Economics. Bin, Okmyung, Jamie Brown Kruse, and Craig E. Landry. “Flood Hazards, Insurance Rates, and Amenities: Evidence from the Coastal Housing Market” forthcoming Journal of Risk and Insurance. Landry, Craig E., Okmyung Bin, Paul Hindsley, John Whitehead, and Kenneth Wilson. “Going Home: Evacuation-Migration Decisions of Hurricane Katrina Survivors”, Southern Economic Journal, 74(2): 326-43, 2007. Landry, Craig E. and John A. List. “Using Ex Ante Approaches to Obtain Credible Signals of Value in Contingent Markets: Evidence from the Field”, American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 89(2): 420-32, 2007. Landry, Craig E. and Kenneth E. McConnell. “Hedonic Onsite Cost Model of Recreation Demand”, Land Economics, 83(2): 253-67, 2007. Landry, Craig E., Andreas Lange, John A. List, Michael K. Price, and Nicholas G. Rupp. “Toward and Understanding of the Economics of Charity: Evidence from a Field Experiment”, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 121(2), 2006. Kriesel, Warren, Craig Landry, and Andrew Keeler. “Coastal Erosion Management from a Community Economics Perspective: the Feasibility and Efficiency of User Fees”, Journal of Agricultural and Applied Economics, 37(2): 451-61, 2005. Bin, Okmyung, Craig E. Landry, Chris Ellis, and Hans Vogelsong. “Some Consumer Surplus Estimates for North Carolina Beaches”, Marine Resource Economics, 20(2): 145-61, 2005. Kriesel, Warren, Andrew Keeler, and Craig Landry “Financing Beach Improvements: Comparing Two Approaches on the Georgia Coast”. Coastal Management 32(4): 433-47, 2004. Landry, Craig E., Andrew G. Keeler and Warren Kriesel. “An Economic Evaluation of Beach Erosion Management Alternatives”. Marine Resource Economics 18(2): 105-27. 2003.
Hindsley, Paul, Craig E. Landry, Okmyung Bin, and Hans Vogelsong. “Site Congestion and Recreation Choice Models: A Generated Regressors Approach to Beach Site Selection” revise and resubmit Environmental and Resource Economics, 2007. Landry, Craig E. and Haiyong Liu. “A Semi-Parametric Estimator for Revealed and Stated Preference Data: An Application to Recreational Beach Visitation” revise and resubmit Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2007. Crawford, Thomas W., Okmyung Bin, Jamie B. Kruse, and Craig E. Landry. “Time-Varying Viewshed Measures and Impacts on Hedonic Pricing Models: A Case Study of Ocean View in Beach Communities” revise and resubmit International Journal of Geographic Information Science, 2007. Landry, Craig E. “Amenity Valuation in Simultaneous Hedonic Property Markets: An Exploration of the Implications of Second Homeownership” Working Paper East Carolina University: Greenville, NC, 2007. Bin, Okmyung, Craig E. Landry, and Gregory F. Meyer. “Riparian Buffers and Hedonic Prices: A Quasi-Experimental Analysis of Residential Property Values in the Neuse River Basin” Working Paper East Carolina University: Greenville, NC, 2007. Landry, Craig E. “Optimal Beach Erosion Management” Working Paper East Carolina University: Greenville, NC, 2007. Landry, Craig E. and Paul Hindsley. “Willingness to Pay for Risk Reduction and Amenities: Applications of the Hedonic Price Method in Coastal Areas” Proceedings of Living Shoreline Summit Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences: Williamsburg, VA, 2007. Hindsley, Paul and Craig E. Landry. “Policy Implications of Recreation Demand Models: An Application to North Carolina Beaches” Proceedings of the 20th International Conference of the Coastal Society: Tampa Bay, FL, 2006. Landry, Craig and Doug Lipton. “Economic Indicators of Coastal Restoration Project Impacts” Prepared for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Human Dimensions of Coastal Restoration Monitoring: Silver Spring, MD, 2006. b. Status of Grants & Contracts submitted related to proposed degree (including agency names, years of funding, collaborative partners) North Carolina Coastal Geology Cooperative Research Program, NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL HAZARDS – IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE, SEA LEVEL RISE, AND STORMS, with numerous personnel at various institutions, $5 million/year over 5 years, pending East Carolina University Coastal Maritime Council “Hazard Management Scenarios for Coastal Communities” with Tom Allen, Paul Gares, and Dan Marcucci. Awarded $20,000, 2007-2008. East Carolina University Faculty Senate Research/Creative Activity Grants “Assessing Coastal Risk Exposure using Extreme Value Theory” with Mohammad Jahan-Parvar. Awarded $22,500, 2007-2008. North Carolina Sea Grant Fisheries Research Grant “Recreation Value and Economic Impacts of the North Carolina For-Hire Recreational Fishing Fleet” with Chris Dumas, Tim Hatcher, Jim Herstine, Rom Whitaker, and John Whitehead. Awarded $75,000, 2007-2009. East Carolina University Division of Research and Graduate Studies Research Development Grant: “The Ferrous Shipbuilding Tradition: A Comparative Nautical Anatomy” with Nathan Richards, Michael Dermody, and Bradley Rogers. Awarded $40,000, 2006-2008 National Science Foundation, SGER, The “New” New Orleans: Evaluating Preferences for Rebuilding Plans After Hurricane Katrina, with Jamie Kruse, PI, John Whitehead, Kenneth Wilson, Okmyung Bin, and Harold Stone. Awarded $172,596, 2006-2008. East Carolina University Division of Research and Graduate Studies Seed Grant, SPATIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL DETERMINANTS OF VALUATION OF COASTAL EROSION RISK, with Jamie Kruse, Okmyung Bin, and Tom Crawford, Awarded $30,000, 2005. c. Invited research presentations outside ECU Landry, Craig E. (2 November 2007) “Amenity Valuation in Simultaneous Hedonic Property Markets: An Exploration of Second Homeownership”, Department of Agricultural Economics, Mississippi State University: Starkville, MS. Landry, Craig E. (15 October 2007) “Anchors Away: Field Experiments on Anchoring of Consumer Valuations” Department of Economics, University of Tennessee: Knoxville, TN. Landry, Craig E. (1 October 2007) “Evaluating Preferences for Rebuilding New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina” – poster, National Science Foundation Human and Social Dynamics Grantees Conference: Washington, DC. Landry, Craig E. (27 September 2007) “Amenity Valuation in Simultaneous Hedonic Property Markets”, Triangle Research and Environmental Economics Workshop, North Carolina State University: Raleigh, NC. Landry, Craig E. (31 July 2007) “Optimal Beach Erosion Management” American Agricultural Economics Association Annual Meeting Organized Symposium on Economics of Beach Management and Coastal Hazard Mitigation: Portland, OR. Landry, Craig E. (April 2007) “Anchors Away: Field Experiments on Anchoring of Consumer Valuations” Triangle Resource and Environmental Economics: Research Triangle Institute, NC. Landry, Craig E. (March 2007) “A Semi-Parametric Estimator for Revealed and Stated Preference Data: An Application to Recreational Beach Visitation” Department of Agricultural Economics and Agribusiness, Louisiana State University: Baton Rouge, LA. Landry, Craig E. (February 2007) “Viewscapes and Flood Hazard: Coastal Housing Market Response to Amenities and Risk” with Department of Economics and Finance, College of Charleston: Charleston, SC. Landry, Craig E. (December 2006) “Willingness to Pay for Risk Reduction and Amenities: Applications of the Hedonic Price Method in Coastal Areas” Virginia Institute of Marine Sciences, College of William and Mary Living Shorelines Summit: Williamsburg, VA. Landry, Craig E. (October 2006) “Evaluating Preferences for Rebuilding New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina” Tulane University Katrina Research Symposium: New Orleans, LA. Landry, Craig E. (April 21, 2006) “A Semi-parametric Estimator for Panel Data Collected via Onsite Sampling: Combining Revealed and Stated Beach Demand Data” Appalachian State University: Boone, NC. Landry, Craig E. (November 20, 2005) “Optimal Management of Coastal Erosion on Developed Barrier Beaches” Southern Economics Association 75th Annual Conference: Washington DC. Landry, Craig E. (August 2005) “Simultaneous Hedonic Property Markets” Camp Resources XIII: Wilmington, NC. Landry, Craig E. (7 April 2004) “The Economics of Beach Erosion Management” North Winyah Bay Estuarine Reserve Coastal Training Program: Georgetown, SC.
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e. Participation in scholarly collaborations with other universities, laboratories, & centers Collaboration with Dr. Ted McConnell at the University of Maryland from 2003-2006. Collaboration with Dr. John Whitehead at Appalachian State University from 2004-2006. Collaboration with Dr. John List at University of Chicago from 2003-2006. Collaboration with Dr. Michael Price at University of Nevada, Reno from 2004-2006. Collaboration with Dr. Andreas Lange at University of Maryland from 2004-2006. f. Service on related state/national/international boards or committees Head of Seminar Committee; member of Technology and Research Committee: East Carolina University, Department of Economics (2007-) Alternate Representative University Curriculum Committee: East Carolina University (2005-2007) Head of Social Committee: East Carolina University, Department of Economics (2005-) Head of Undergraduate Program Committee: East Carolina University, Department of Economics (2004 – 2005)
Member Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, and Southern Economic Association Referee for: Coastal Management Journal Environmental and Resource Economics Experimental Economics Fishery Bulletin Human Organization Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics Journal of the American Water Resources Association Journal of Environmental Economics and Management Journal of Public Economics Journal of Regional Science Marine Resource Economics Research on Economic Inequality Sea Grant – Delaware Southern Economic Journal
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