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Journal of Park and …, 2004
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Organizations rely on their mission to attract resources and guide decision-ma... more EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Organizations rely on their mission to attract resources and guide decision-making. The mission is more than a statement or a symbol; it is a tool that provides a clear, compelling statement of purpose that is disseminated both internally and externally. ...
Senior population provides significant amount of volunteer work in communities across America. Us... more Senior population provides significant amount of volunteer work in communities across America. Using data from the Arizona Health Survey 2010, this study examines the impact of social context on senior volunteering. The results show that seniors who have more friends to rely on, who often hang out with others, help friends and neighbors, and participate in social clubs or religious and other organizations are more likely to volunteer. Education and self reported physical health also increase their chance of volunteering. Additionally, African American seniors are more likely to report volunteering than their Hispanic counterparts. The findings suggest the importance of social context in encouraging senior volunteering and imply the significance of network-based volunteer recruitment among seniors.
Journal of Applied Recreation Research, 1993
Journal of park and recreation administration, 1987
Local government recreation and park agencies were found to vary regarding the primary purpose of... more Local government recreation and park agencies were found to vary regarding the primary purpose of their respective organizations. Of the 156 responding agencies located in Illinois, 50 indicated that "compliance with popular public or market wants" was the primary stated mission of their organization. Another 50 respondents felt that "compliance with popular public or market wants" shared the top mission rating with the alternative mission purposes of "enhancement of human and/or environmental well-being" (34) and "increased ratio of revenue to expense" (10). On a 0-10-point scale, chief executive officers (CEO) ofthe agencies studies stated that significant variation was present between mission and actual practice ratings. The operational realities of cost containment and emphasis on revenue generation were evidenced by CEO ratings. There appeared to be a greater tendency for organization to adhere in actual practice to the purpose of "c...
The Journal of volunteer administration, 1997
Journal of Geographical Sciences, 1993
Visions of Leisure and Business, 1986
The purpose of this study is to provide data on social groups (both traditional and non-tradition... more The purpose of this study is to provide data on social groups (both traditional and non-traditional family groups) and leisure behavior. The intent was to determine if changes in the family social group structure has an impact on leisure behavior. Data were obtained from a stratified sample of a resource-based facility. Results indicated that no significant differences were apparent between traditional and non-traditional families and participation in selected recreation activities. Implications and recommendations were provided for leisure professional to provide the optimum situations for family (social group) interactions. TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SOCIAL GROUPS AND DETERIMANTS OF RECREATIONAL BEHAVIOR
In recent years interpretations of the classical view of leisure have furnished additional insigh... more In recent years interpretations of the classical view of leisure have furnished additional insight for developing an effective modern philosophy of leisure. In many instances, however, Aristotelian conceptions of leisure are poorly understood or misinterpreted, and clearly not utilized in the philosophies of most leisure service delivery organizations. This paper attempts to reveal the potential for practical application of the Aristotelian view of leisure through five key elements of the classical leisure approach. Outdoor recreation is offered as one area which has initiated opportunities for solitude, moderation and reflection superseding the provision of mass recreation. Aristotelian view results in leisure as an activity of the highest order, recreation professionals become social reformers who redesign the delivery system and re-educate the public in order to upgrade the quality of leisure. Society is organized in a way that even when we have some leisure time, we don't kn...
Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 07303084 1989 10604407, Feb 25, 2013
Journal of Travel Research, 2003
In recent years, as a newly emerged tourism destination and moderately developed country, Turkey ... more In recent years, as a newly emerged tourism destination and moderately developed country, Turkey has enjoyed increased visitation from abroad, including Japan. However, there has not been a systematic research effort to understand the travel behavior of Japanese visitors to Turkey. The purpose of this exploratory study was to segment Japanese travelers to Turkey using travel motivations as part of travel behavior descriptors. Theoretical and practical contributions of the motivation factors are discussed within the framework of Iso-Ahola’s arousal theory. The article concludes with marketing and management implications as suggested by the study findings.
Journal of Park and …, 2004
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Organizations rely on their mission to attract resources and guide decision-ma... more EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Organizations rely on their mission to attract resources and guide decision-making. The mission is more than a statement or a symbol; it is a tool that provides a clear, compelling statement of purpose that is disseminated both internally and externally. ...
Senior population provides significant amount of volunteer work in communities across America. Us... more Senior population provides significant amount of volunteer work in communities across America. Using data from the Arizona Health Survey 2010, this study examines the impact of social context on senior volunteering. The results show that seniors who have more friends to rely on, who often hang out with others, help friends and neighbors, and participate in social clubs or religious and other organizations are more likely to volunteer. Education and self reported physical health also increase their chance of volunteering. Additionally, African American seniors are more likely to report volunteering than their Hispanic counterparts. The findings suggest the importance of social context in encouraging senior volunteering and imply the significance of network-based volunteer recruitment among seniors.
Journal of Applied Recreation Research, 1993
Journal of park and recreation administration, 1987
Local government recreation and park agencies were found to vary regarding the primary purpose of... more Local government recreation and park agencies were found to vary regarding the primary purpose of their respective organizations. Of the 156 responding agencies located in Illinois, 50 indicated that "compliance with popular public or market wants" was the primary stated mission of their organization. Another 50 respondents felt that "compliance with popular public or market wants" shared the top mission rating with the alternative mission purposes of "enhancement of human and/or environmental well-being" (34) and "increased ratio of revenue to expense" (10). On a 0-10-point scale, chief executive officers (CEO) ofthe agencies studies stated that significant variation was present between mission and actual practice ratings. The operational realities of cost containment and emphasis on revenue generation were evidenced by CEO ratings. There appeared to be a greater tendency for organization to adhere in actual practice to the purpose of "c...
The Journal of volunteer administration, 1997
Journal of Geographical Sciences, 1993
Visions of Leisure and Business, 1986
The purpose of this study is to provide data on social groups (both traditional and non-tradition... more The purpose of this study is to provide data on social groups (both traditional and non-traditional family groups) and leisure behavior. The intent was to determine if changes in the family social group structure has an impact on leisure behavior. Data were obtained from a stratified sample of a resource-based facility. Results indicated that no significant differences were apparent between traditional and non-traditional families and participation in selected recreation activities. Implications and recommendations were provided for leisure professional to provide the optimum situations for family (social group) interactions. TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SOCIAL GROUPS AND DETERIMANTS OF RECREATIONAL BEHAVIOR
In recent years interpretations of the classical view of leisure have furnished additional insigh... more In recent years interpretations of the classical view of leisure have furnished additional insight for developing an effective modern philosophy of leisure. In many instances, however, Aristotelian conceptions of leisure are poorly understood or misinterpreted, and clearly not utilized in the philosophies of most leisure service delivery organizations. This paper attempts to reveal the potential for practical application of the Aristotelian view of leisure through five key elements of the classical leisure approach. Outdoor recreation is offered as one area which has initiated opportunities for solitude, moderation and reflection superseding the provision of mass recreation. Aristotelian view results in leisure as an activity of the highest order, recreation professionals become social reformers who redesign the delivery system and re-educate the public in order to upgrade the quality of leisure. Society is organized in a way that even when we have some leisure time, we don't kn...
Http Dx Doi Org 10 1080 07303084 1989 10604407, Feb 25, 2013
Journal of Travel Research, 2003
In recent years, as a newly emerged tourism destination and moderately developed country, Turkey ... more In recent years, as a newly emerged tourism destination and moderately developed country, Turkey has enjoyed increased visitation from abroad, including Japan. However, there has not been a systematic research effort to understand the travel behavior of Japanese visitors to Turkey. The purpose of this exploratory study was to segment Japanese travelers to Turkey using travel motivations as part of travel behavior descriptors. Theoretical and practical contributions of the motivation factors are discussed within the framework of Iso-Ahola’s arousal theory. The article concludes with marketing and management implications as suggested by the study findings.