Dallen J. Timothy, Ph.D. Work Address: School of Community Resources and Development PO Box 874703 Arizona State University Tempe, AZ 85287 USA Tel. (480) 965-8505 Fax. (480) 965-5664 Email: dtimothy@asu.edu

Education 1993-1996 PhD, Geography University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada 1991-1993 MA, Geography University of Western Ontario, Canada 1988-1991 BS, Geography Brigham Young University, Utah

Academic Positions 2002-present Associate Professor, School of Community Resources and Development, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 2000-2002 Assistant Professor, Department of Recreation Management and Tourism, Arizona State University, Tempe, Arizona 1997-2000 Assistant Professor, School of Human Movement, Sport, and Leisure Studies,

Bowling Green State University, Bowling Green, Ohio 1996-1997 Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, Connecticut (one-year position)

Research Books Timothy, D.J. and Olsen, D.H. (eds) (2006—in press) Tourism, Religion, and Spiritual Journeys.

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London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. (2005) Shopping Tourism, Retailing and Leisure. Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. Coles, T.E. and Timothy, D.J. (eds) (2004) Tourism, Diasporas and Space. London & New York: Routledge. Hall, C.M., Timothy, D.J. and Duval, D.T. (eds) (2003) Safety and Security in Tourism: Relationships, Management and Marketing. New York: Haworth. Singh, S., Timothy, D.J., and Dowling, R.K. (eds) (2003) Tourism in Destination Communities. Wallingford, UK: CAB International. Timothy, D.J. and Boyd, S.W. (2003) Heritage Tourism. London & New York: Prentice Hall. Apostolopoulos, Y., Sönmez, S. and Timothy, D.J. (eds) (2001) Women as Producers and Consumers of Tourism in Developing Regions. Westport, CT: Praeger. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Tourism and Political Boundaries. London & New York: Routledge. Refereed Journal Articles Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. (2005) Informal sector business travelers in the developing world: a borderlands perspective. Journal of Tourism Studies, 16(1): 82-92. Tosun, C., Timothy, D.J., Parpairis, A., and McDonald, D. (2005) Cross-border cooperation in tourism marketing growth strategies. Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing, 18(1): 5- 23. Teye, V.B. and Timothy, D.J. (2004) The varied colors of slave heritage in West Africa: White American stakeholders. Space and Culture, 7(2): 145-155. Timothy, D.J. and Prideaux, B. (2004) Issues in heritage and culture in the Asia Pacific region. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 9(3): 213-223. Hall, C.M., Timothy, D.J. and Duval, D.T. (2003) Security and tourism: Towards a new understanding. Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing, 15(4): 1-18. Tosun, C. and Timothy, D.J. (2003) Arguments for community participation in the tourism development process. Journal of Tourism Studies, 14(2): 2-15. Tosun, C., Timothy, D.J. and Öztürk, Y. (2003) Tourism growth, national development

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and regional inequality in Turkey. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 11(2): 31-49. Timothy, D.J. (2003) Supranationalist alliances and tourism: Insights from ASEAN and SAARC. Current Issues in Tourism, 6(3): 250-266. Timothy, D.J. (2003) Where on earth is this place? The potential of non-nations as tourist destinations. Tourism Recreation Research, 28(1): 93-96. Timothy, D.J. and Tosun, C. (2003) Tourists’ perception of the Canada-USA border as a barrier to tourism at the International Peace Garden. Tourism Management, 24(4): 411-421. Olsen, D.H. and Timothy, D.J. (2002) Contested religious heritage: Differing views of Mormon heritage. Tourism Recreation Research, 27(2): 7-15. Timothy, D.J. (2002) Sacred journeys: Religious heritage and tourism. Tourism Recreation Research, 27(2): 3-6. Timothy, D.J. and Olsen, D.H. (2001) Challenges and opportunities of marginality in the arctic: A case of tourism in Greenland. Tourism, 49(4): 299-308. Anderson, D., Groves, D., Lengfelder, J., and Timothy, D.J. (2001) A research approach to training: A case study of mystery guest methodology. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 13(2): 93-102. Boyd, S.W. and Timothy, D.J. (2001) Developing partnerships: Tools for interpretation and management of World Heritage Sites. Tourism Recreation Research, 26(1): 47-53. Groves, D.L. and Timothy, D.J. (2001) Festivals, migration, and long-term residency. Téoros International: Revue de Recherche en Tourisme, 20(1): 56-62. Groves, D.L. and Timothy, D.J. (2001) Photographic techniques and the measurement of impact and importance attributes on trip design: a case study. Loisir et Société/Society and Leisure, 24(1): 311-317. Michalkó, G. and Timothy, D.J. (2001) Cross-border shopping in Hungary: Causes and effects. Visions in Leisure and Business, 20(1): 4-22. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Benefits and costs of smallness and peripheral location in tourism: Saint- Pierre et Miquelon (France). Tourism Recreation Research, 26(3): 61-70.

Timothy, D.J. (2001) Postage stamps, microstates and tourism. Tourism Recreation Research, 26(3): 85-88. Timothy, D.J. and Groves, D.L. (2001) Webcam images as potential data sources for tourism research. Tourism Geographies, 3(4): 394-404.

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Tosun, C. and Timothy, D.J. (2001) Shortcomings in planning approaches to tourism development in developing countries: The case of Turkey. International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management, 13(7): 352-359. Lengfelder, J.R. and Timothy, D.J. (2000) Leisure time in the 1990s and beyond: Cherished friend or incessant foe? Visions in Leisure and Business, 19(1): 13-26. Setiawan, B. and Timothy, D.J. (2000) Existing urban management frameworks and heritage conservation in Indonesia. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 5(2): 76-79. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Building community awareness of tourism in a developing country destination. Tourism Recreation Research, 25(2): 111-116. Olsen, D.H. and Timothy, D.J. (1999) Tourism 2000: Selling the millennium. Tourism Management, 20(4): 389-392. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Built heritage, tourism and conservation in developing countries: Challenges and opportunities. Journal of Tourism, 4: 5-17. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Cross-border partnership in tourism resource management: International parks along the US-Canada border. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 7(3/4): 182-205. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Cross-border shopping: Tourism in the Canada-United States borderlands. Visions in Leisure and Business, 17(4): 4-18.

Timothy, D.J. (1999) Participatory planning: A view of tourism in Indonesia. Annals of Tourism Research, 26(2): 371-391. Timothy, D.J. and White, K. (1999) Community-based ecotourism development on the periphery of Belize. Current Issues in Tourism, 2(2/3): 226-242. Timothy, D.J. (1998) Collecting places: Geodetic lines in tourist space. Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing, 7(4): 123-129. Timothy, D.J. (1998) Cooperative tourism planning in a developing destination. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 6(1): 52-68. Timothy, D.J. (1998) Incremental tourism planning in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Tourism Recreation Research, 23(2): 72-74. Timothy, D.J. (1998) Tourism and international borders: Themes and issues. Visions in Leisure and Business, 17(3): 3-7. Timothy, D.J. (1997) Tourism and the personal heritage experience. Annals of Tourism Research,

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34(3): 751-754. Timothy, D.J. and Wall, G. (1997) Turismo y patrimonio arquitectonico: Temas polemicos (Tourism and built heritage: critical issues). Estudios y Perspectivas en Turismo, 6(3): 193- 208. Timothy, D.J. and Wall, G. (1997) Selling to tourists: Indonesian street vendors. Annals of Tourism Research, 24(2): 322-340. Timothy, D.J. (1996) Small and isolated: the politics of tourism in international exclaves. Acta Turistica, 8(2): 99-115. Timothy, D.J. (1995) Finnish settlements in rural Thunder Bay: Changes in an ethnic community. Migration, 22(1): 16-24. Timothy, D.J. (1995) International boundaries: New frontiers for tourism research. Progress in Tourism and Hospitality Research, 1(2): 141-152. Timothy, D.J. (1995) Political boundaries and tourism: Borders as tourist attractions. Tourism Management, 16(7): 525-532. Timothy, D.J. (1995) The decline of Finnish ethnic islands in rural Thunder Bay. Great Lakes Geographer, 2(2): 45-59. Timothy, D.J. and Butler, R.W. (1995) Cross-border shopping: A North American Perspective. Annals of Tourism Research, 22(1): 16-34. Timothy, D.J. and Wall, G. (1995) Tourist accommodation in an Asian historic city. Journal of Tourism Studies, 6(2): 63-73. Timothy, D.J. (1994) Environmental impacts of heritage tourism: Physical and socio-cultural perspectives. Manusia dan Lingkungan, 2(4): 37-49. Timothy, D.J. (1992) Mormons in Ontario: Early History, Growth and Landscape. Ontario Geography, 38: 20-31. Chapters and Sections of Books Timothy, D.J. (2006) Safety and security issues in tourism. In D. Buhalis and C. Costa (eds) Tourism Management Dynamics: Trends, Management and Tools, pp. 19-27. Oxford: Elsevier/Butterworth Heinemann. Timothy, D.J. (2005) Rural tourism business: a North American overview. In D. Hall, I. Kirkpatrick, and M. Mitchell (eds) Rural Tourism and Sustainable Business, pp. 41-62.

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Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. Timothy, D.J. and Butler, R.W. (2005) Cross-border shopping: Canada and the United States. In P. Ganster and D.E. Lorey (eds) Borders and Border Politics in a Globalizing World, pp. 285- 300. Lanham, MD: SR Books. Coles, T. and Timothy, D.J. (2004) ‘My field is the world’: conceptualizing diasporas, travel and tourism. In T. Coles and D.J. Timothy (eds) Tourism, Diasporas and Space, pp. 1-29. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. (2004) Recreational second homes in the United States: development issues and contemporary patterns. In C.M. Hall and D. Müller (eds) Tourism, Mobility and Second Homes: Between Elite Landscape and Common Ground, pp.133-148. Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. Timothy, D.J. (2004) Tourism and supranationalism in the Caribbean. In D.T. Duval (ed.) Tourism in the Caribbean: Trends, Development, Prospects, pp. 119-135. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. and Coles, T. (2004) Tourism and diasporas: current issues and future opportunities. In T. Coles and D.J. Timothy (eds) Tourism, Diasporas and Space, pp. 291-297. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. (2004) American children of the African diaspora: journeys to the motherland. In T. Coles and D.J. Timothy (eds) Tourism, Diasporas and Space, pp. 111- 123. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. (2004) Political boundaries and regional cooperation in tourism. In A.A. Lew, C.M. Hall, and A.M. Williams (eds) A Companion to Tourism, pp. 584-595. London: Blackwell. Timothy, D.J., Prideaux, B. and Kim, S.S. (2004) Tourism at borders of conflict and (de)militarized zones. In T.V.Singh (ed.) New Horizons in Tourism: Strange Experiences and Stranger Practices, pp. 83-94. Wallingford, UK: CAB International. Tosun, C., Timothy, D.J. and Öztürk, Y. (2004) Tourism growth, national development and regional inequality in Turkey. In B. Bramwell (ed.) Coastal Mass Tourism: Diversification and Sustainable Development in Southern Europe, pp. 85-113. Clevedon, UK: Channel View. (published simultaneously in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism) Hall, C.M., Timothy, D.J. and Duval, D.T. (2003) Security and tourism: Towards a new understanding? In C.M. Hall, D.J. Timothy and D.T. Duval (eds) Safety and Security in Tourism: Relationships, Management, and Marketing, pp. 1-18. New York: Haworth. (published simultaneously in the Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing).

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Singh, S., Timothy, D.J. and Dowling, R.K. (2003) Tourism and destination communities. In S. Singh, D.J. Timothy, and R.K. Dowling (eds) Tourism in Destination Communities, pp. 3-17. Wallingford, UK: CAB International. Timothy, D.J. (2003) Border regions as tourist destinations. In G. Wall (ed.) Tourism: People, Places and Products, pp. 81-100. Waterloo, ON: University of Waterloo. Timothy, D.J. and Tosun, C. (2003) Appropriate planning for tourism in destination communities: Participation, incremental growth and collaboration. In S. Singh, D.J. Timothy, and R.K. Dowling (eds) Tourism in Destination Communities, pp. 181-204. Wallingford, UK: CAB International. Timothy, D.J., Singh, S., and Dowling, R.K. (2003) Understanding tourism in destination communities. In S. Singh, D.J. Timothy and R.K. Dowling (eds) Tourism in Destination Communities, pp. 273-276. Wallingford, UK: CAB International. Timothy, D.J. (2002) Tourism and community development issues. In R. Sharpley and D.J. Telfer (eds), Tourism and Development: Concepts and Issues, pp. 149-164. Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. Timothy, D.J. (2002) Tourism and the growth of urban ethnic islands. In C.M. Hall and A.M. Williams (eds), Tourism and Migration: New Relationships Between Production and Consumption, pp. 135-151. Dordrecht, Netherlands: Kluwer. Timothy, D.J. (2002) Tourism in borderlands: Competition, complementarity, and cross-frontier cooperation. In S. Krakover and Y. Gradus (eds), Tourism in Frontier Areas, pp. 233-258. Lanham, MD: Lexington Books. Timothy, D.J. and Ioannides, D. (2002) Tour operator hegemony: Dependency, oligopoly, and sustainability in insular destinations. In Y. Apostolopoulos and D.J. Gayle (eds), Island Tourism and Sustainable Development: Caribbean, Pacific, and Mediterranean Experiences, pp. 181-198. Westport, CT: Praeger. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Gender relations in tourism: Revisiting patriarchy and underdevelopment. In Y. Apostolopoulos, S. Sönmez, and D.J. Timothy (eds), Women as Producers and Consumers of Tourism in Developing Regions, pp. 235-248. Westport, CT: Praeger. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Borders. In J.Jafari (ed.), Encyclopedia of Tourism, p. 55. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Cross-border partnership in tourism resource management: International parks along the US-Canada border. In B. Bramwell and B. Lane (eds), Tourism Collaboration and Partnerships: Politics, Practice and Sustainability, pp. 20-43. Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. (published previously in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism)

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Timothy, D.J. (2000) Exclave. In J. Jafari (ed.), Encyclopedia of Tourism, p. 212. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Gateway. In J. Jafari (ed.), Encyclopedia of Tourism, p. 246. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Recreation education. In J. Jafari (ed.), Encyclopedia of Tourism, pp. 184- 185. London & New York: Routledge. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Tourism and international parks. In R.W. Butler and S.W. Boyd (eds), Tourism and National Parks: Issues and Implications, pp. 263-282. Chichester, UK: John Wiley & Sons. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Tourism planning in Southeast Asia: Bringing down borders through cooperation. In K.S. Chon (ed), Tourism in Southeast Asia: A New Direction, pp. 21-35. New York: Haworth Press. Sommers, B.J. and Timothy, D.J. (1999) Economic development, tourism, and urbanisation in the emerging markets of Northeast Asia. In G.P. Chapman, A.K. Dutt, and R.W. Bradnock (eds), Urban Growth and Development in Asia. Volume I, Making the Cities, pp. 111-131. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate Publishing Ltd. Editor-Reviewed Articles Timothy, D.J. (2000) Borderlands: An unlikely tourist destination? Boundary and Security Bulletin, 8(1): 57-65. Timothy, D.J. (1998) Tourism development in a small, isolated community: The case of Northwest Angle, Minnesota. Small Town, 29(1): 20-23. Non-Refereed Works Hobson, J.S.P., Timothy, D.J. and Kim, Y.K. (2004) Tourist shopping: editorial. Journal of Vacation Marketing, 10(4): 293. Prideaux, B. (2004) Guest editorial. Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, 9(3): 211. Timothy, D.J. (2003) Discussion forum: News of the Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group of the AAG. Tourism Geographies, 5(3): 378-379. Timothy, D.J. (2002) Discussion forum: Report of the Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group Meetings of the AAG. Tourism Geographies, 4(4): 463-464.

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Timothy, D.J. (2002) Message from the Chair. Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group Newsletter, 28(1): 1. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Message from the Chair. Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group Newsletter, 27(2): 1. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Message from the Chair. Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group Newsletter, 27(1): 1. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Tourism and street vendors. International Institute for Asian Studies Newsletter, 19: 12. Media Statements Quoted in Ingley, K. (2002) Litter much more than simple eyesore: A creeping cancer that sickens us all. Arizona Republic, 07 April: V4. Quoted in Brown, J. (2002) Niña may get to go home: Repairing ship replica cost $7,230. Corpus Christi Caller Times, 30 July: B1, B3. Works in Press Boyd, S.W. and Timothy, D.J. (2006—in press) Marketing Issues and World Heritage Sites. In A. Leask and A. Fyall (eds) Managing World Heritage Sites, Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann. Kim, S.S., Guo, Y. and Timothy, D.J. (in press) The contribution of tourism to promoting reconciliation between PR China and Taiwan. Tourism Management. Kim, S.S., Lee, H. and Timothy, D.J. (in press) Perspectives on Inter-Korean Cooperation in Tourism. Tourism Analysis. Smith, S.L.J. and Timothy, D.J. (2006—in press) Demand for tourism in North America. In D. Fennell (ed.) Tourism in North America. Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. Timothy, D.J. (2006—in press) Empowerment and stakeholder participation in tourism destination communities. In T. Coles and A. Church (eds) Tourism and Power, Wallingford, UK: CAB International. Timothy, D.J. (2006—in press) Cruises, supranationalism and border complexities. In R.K. Dowling (ed.) Cruise Tourism, Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann.

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Timothy, D.J. (2006—in press) Supply and organization of tourism in North America. In D. Fennell (ed.) Tourism in North America. Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. Timothy, D.J. (2005—in press) Tourism and conservation in border regions. In D.R. Van Schoik (ed.) Conserving the Environment on the US-Mexico Border. San Diego: Southwest Center for Environmental Research and Policy. Timothy, D.J. (2006—in press) Tourist postcards and the Mexico-United States border. In N. Morgan and M. Robinson (eds) Cultures through the Post: Essays on Tourism and the Postcard. Clevedon, UK: Channel View Publications. Timothy, D.J. and Boyd, S.W. (2006—in press) World Heritage Sites in the Americas. In A. Leask and A. Fyall (eds) Managing World Heritage Sites. Oxford: Butterworth Heinemann. Articles/Chapters Submitted for Publication Canally, C.R. and Timothy, D.J. Student perceptions of the barrier effect of the US-Mexico border on travel. Submitted to International Journal of Tourism Research, September 2005. Waiting for reviewers’ comments. Canally, C.R. and Timothy, D.J. The US-Mexico border as an attraction for student travelers. Submitted to Tourism Geographies, October 2005. Waiting for reviewers’ comments. Gullatt-Whiteman, C. and Timothy, D.J. Spiritual dimensions of volunteer tourism. Submitted to Tourism, Culture and Communication, September 2005. Waiting for reviewers’ comments. Kim, S.S. and Timothy, D.J. Tourism and Political Ideology: Juche and North Korean Dogma. Submitted to Annals of Tourism Research, February 2005. Reviewed—revisions completed, and resubmitted, October 2005. Timothy, D.J. Relationships between tourism and international boundaries. In H. Wachowiak (ed.) Tourism in Border Regions, Ashgate Publishing, Submitted February 2005. Revisions are currently being done. Tosun, C., Timothy, D.J. and Fyall, A. Tourists’ perceptions of the shopping experience. Submitted to International Journal of Tourism Research, October 2005. Webster, C. and Timothy, D.J. Traveling to the ‘Other Side’: The occupied zone and Greek Cypriot views of crossing the Green Line. Submitted to International Journal of Tourism Research, September 2005. Waiting for reviewers’ comments. Books in Progress

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Timothy, D.J. and Boyd, S.W. Tourism and Trails. Writing currently in progress for Channel View Publications. Prideaux, B., Timothy, D.J., and Chon, K.S. (eds) Heritage and Tourism in the Asia-Pacific Region. London: Taylor and Francis. Contract signed September 2004, editing currently in process, due for submission December 2005. Lew, A.A., Hall, C.M. and Timothy, D.J. A World Geography of Tourism. Contract signed with Butterworth Heinemann. Writing in progress. Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. Tourism and the Accommodations Sector. Proposal submitted to Butterworth Heinemann, October 2005. Timothy, D.J., McIlwraith, T. and Guelke, J.K. (eds) Searching for Roots: Geographical Views of Family History. Proposal submitted to University of Arizona Press, September 2005. Timothy, D.J. and Nyaupane, G. Tourism and Heritage Management in the Developing World. Proposal in preparation for Routledge or Channel View. Timothy, D.J. Introduction to Tourism in North America: A Social Science and Industry Perspective. Proposal submitted to Butterworth-Heinemann, January 2005. I have received two of three reviewers’ responses, which are very positive. Timothy, D.J. (ed.) Cultural Tourism. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate. Contract signed July 2005. Timothy, D.J. (ed.) Heritage Tourism. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate. Contract signed July 2005. Timothy, D.J. (ed.) Contested Heritage and the Politics of Tourism. Aldershot, UK: Ashgate. Contract signed July 2005. Papers and Chapters in Progress Teye, V.B. and Timothy, D.J. Haggling with tourists: tourism, handicrafts, and ethnicity in an Accra craft market. For submission to Tourism, Culture and Communication—currently being written. Teye, V.B. and Timothy, D.J. The economic impacts of short-term study abroad spending at home, in transit and in the destination. For submission to Tourism Management—data are being collected and analyzed. Timothy, D.J. Genealogy, tourism and the Internet. For submission to Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing—data are being collected and analyzed.

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Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. Border closures and the ripple effects in tourism: An example from West Africa. For submission to Tourism Recreation Research—currently being written. Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. Tourism and ECOWAS: Understanding the relationships. For submission to Tourism Review International. Journal Editorship Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Heritage Tourism. This is a peer-reviewed international journal focusing on issues related to cultural and heritage tourism. It is published four times a year (beginning 2006) by Channel View Publications, UK. Journal Guest Editorships 2003-2006 Guest editor (with B. Prideaux and A. Fyall) of International Journal of Tourism Research, special issue, ‘War and Tourism’. 2003-2004 Guest editor (with J.S.P. Hobson) of Journal of Vacation Marketing, special issue, ‘Tourism and Shopping’. 2002-2004 Guest editor (with B. Prideaux) of Asia Pacific Journal of Tourism Research, special issue, ‘Heritage and Cultural Tourism in the Asia Pacific region’. 2001-2003 Guest editor (with C.M. Hall and D.T. Duval) of Journal of Travel and Tourism Marketing, special issue, ‘Safety and Security in Tourism: Relationships, Management, and Marketing’. 1999-2002 Guest editor of Tourism Recreation Research, special issue, ‘Sacred Journeys: Religion, Heritage, and Tourism’ (volume 27, number 2, 2002). This involves conceptualizing the issues, inviting researchers to participate (calls for papers), arranging manuscript reviews, editing the papers, acting as liaison between publisher and contributors, and examining the final proof copies for publication. 1998-1999 Guest editor of Visions in Leisure and Business, two special issues on political boundaries and tourism (volume 17, numbers 3 (1998) & 4 (1999)). This involved conceptualizing the issues, inviting researchers to participate (making calls for papers), arranging manuscript reviews, editing the papers, acting as liaison between publisher and contributors, and examining the final proof copies for publication. Book Reviews Faulkner, B., Moscardo, G., and Laws, E. (eds) (2000) Tourism in the 21st Century: Lessons from

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Experience. London: Continuum. Reviewed in Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Management, 2002, vol 9, no 2, pp. 222-224. Lew, A.A. and van Otten, G.A. (eds) (1998) Tourism and Gaming on American Indian Lands. New York: Cognizant Communication Corporation. Reviewed in Tourism Management, 2000, vol 21, no 6, pp. 654-655. Johnson, P. and Thomas, B. (eds) (1995) Perspectives on Tourism Policy. London: Mansell. Reviewed in Tourism, Culture and Communication, 2000, vol 2, no 1, pp. 63-64. Pearce, P.L., Morrison, A.M. and Rutledge, J.L. (1998) Tourism: Bridges Across Continents. Sydney: McGraw-Hill. Reviewed in Australian Journal of Hospitality Management, 1998, vol 5, no 2, pp. 63-64. Pearce, P.L., Moscardo, G., and Ross, G.F. (1996) Tourism Community Relationships. London: Pergamon. Reviewed in Tourism Analysis, 1998, vol 3, no 2, 235-236.

Ringer, G. (ed) (1998) Destinations: Cultural Landscapes of Tourism. London: Routledge. Reviewed in Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 1999, vol 7, no 1, pp. 93-94. Tyler, D., Guerrier, Y. and Robertson, M. (1998) Managing Tourism in Cities: Policy, Process and Practice. Chichester: Wiley. Reviewed in Tourism Management, 2000, vol 21, no 4, 430-431. Herbert, D.T. (ed) (1995) Heritage, Tourism and Society. London: Mansell. Reviewed in Annals of Tourism Research, 1996, vol 23, no 4, pp. 971-973. Rumley, D. and Minghi, J.V. (eds) (1991) The Geography of Border Landscapes. London: Routledge. Reviewed in Ontario Geography, 1992, vol 39, pp. 61-62. Conference Papers Timothy, D.J. (2005) Tourism and Political Boundaries in an Age of Globalization. Keynote address presented at the International Conference on Border Tourism and Community Tourism Development, Xishuangbanna, China, July 7. Coles, T. and Timothy, D.J. (2004) EU enlargement and the position of tourism. Paper presented at the Borderlessnes, Tourism and EU Expansion Conference, Nicosia, Cyprus, December 9-10. Timothy, D.J. (2004) Travel, trade and cross-border mobility: The role of regional alliances. Paper presented at the International Geographical Union, Sustainable Tourism Group Conference, Drymen, Scotland, August 12-15.

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Canally, C. and Timothy, D.J. (2004) The US-Mexico border as a tourist destination and a barrier to travel. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Philadelphia, March 15-18. Timothy, D.J. (2004) Economics and cooperation in border areas. Invited paper presented at the Southwest Center for Environmental Research and Policy, annual conference Border Institute VI: Binational Ecosystem Conservation, April 26-28, Rio Rico, Arizona. Timothy, D.J. (2003) Transnationalism and tourism: mobility and migration in a borderless world. Keynote address presented at the Mobilities: Identities, Culture and Citizenship through Tourism and Migration Conference, Sunderland, England, October 22. Timothy, D.J. (2003) Understanding personal heritage tourism. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, New Orleans, March 4-8. Timothy, D.J. (2002) Diaspora and Genealogy: The Experience of Personal Heritage Travel. Paper presented at the Tourism Research 2002 Conference, Cardiff, Wales, September 4- 7. Conover, P.J. and Timothy, D.J. (2002) New-age travel and the Sedona vortexes. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Los Angeles, March 20-23. Olsen, D.H. and Timothy, D.J. (2002) Challenges and opportunities of marginality in the Arctic: a case of tourism in Nunavut. Paper presented at the Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Conference, Toronto, Ontario, May 30. Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. (2002) African American and white American experiences at a Slave Route heritage site in West Africa. Paper presented at the Council for Australian University Tourism and Hospitality Education (CAUTHE) conference, Perth, Australia, 6-9 February. Timothy, D.J. and Teye, V.B. (2002) Memory, anguish and the experiences of African American heritage tourists in Ghana. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Los Angeles, March 20-23. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Supranationalism: cross-border cooperation in tourism. Keynote address presented at the International Conference on Tourism Development and Management in Developing Countries, Guilin, China, November 13-15. . Timothy, D.J. (2001) Supranational economic alliances, tourism, and borderlessness. Paper presented at the International Geographical Union Conference, Global Mobility in a Borderless World, Pescara, Italy, April 20-22. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Genealogy, religion and tourism. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, New York City, March 1-3.

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Timothy, D.J. (2000) Tourists’ views of crossing an international frontier. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the European Association for Tourism and Leisure Education (ATLAS), Savonlinna, Finland, June 18-21. Timothy, D.J. (2000) Tourism and tourist perceptions at a ‘friendly’ frontier: The International Peace Garden. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, April 4-8. Boyd, S.W. and Timothy, D.J. (1999) Heritage trails: Opportunities and implications for management. Paper presented at the Sustaining Rural Environments: Issues in Globalization, Migration and Tourism International Conference, Flagstaff, Arizona, October 20-23. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Community awareness building and participation in tourism. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, March 23-27. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Tourism and the development of urban ethnic enclaves in the American sunbelt. Paper presented at the Sustaining Rural Environments: Issues in Globalization, Migration and Tourism International Conference, Flagstaff, Arizona, October 20-23. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Tourism and the growth of Finnish ethnic islands on the coast of Florida. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers, East Lakes Division, Annual Conference, Loudenville, Ohio, November 5-6. Timothy, D.J. (1998) Cross-border cooperation in managing parks along the US-Canada border. Paper presented at the Association of American Geographers, East Lakes Division, Annual Conference. Columbus, Ohio, October 30-31. Timothy, D.J. (1998) Tourism planning in Southeast Asia: bringing down borders through cooperation. Paper presented at the Tourism and Hospitality in Indo-China and Southeast Asia Conference, Phuket, Thailand, June 1-6. Timothy, D.J. and Wall, G. (1998) An evaluation of the status of tourism planning in Indonesia. Paper presented at the Asia Pacific Tourism Association ’98 International Conference, Tanyang, South Korea, August 18-22. Sommers, B.J. and Timothy, D.J. (1997) Economic development, tourism, and urbanization in the emerging markets of northeast Asia. Paper presented at the Fifth Urbanization In Asia Conference, London, England, August 27, 1997. Timothy, D.J. (1994) Political boundaries and tourism: Borders as tourist attractions. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, May 20, 1994.

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Timothy, D.J. and Mao, B. (1992) Tourism in international exclaves. Paper presented at the Annual Conference of the Canadian Association of Geographers, Ontario Division, Scarborough, Ontario, Canada, October 31, 1992. Symposia/seminars/conference panels Timothy, D.J. (2005) The language of tourism: scales and depth of meaning. Panel paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado, April 9. Timothy, D.J. (2005) Genealogy as heritage tourist motivation. Panel paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Denver, Colorado, April 7. Timothy, D.J. (2004) Applied recreation and tourism from a theoretical perspective. Panel paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Philadelphia, March 15-18. Timothy, D.J. (2004) Geographical contributions to the study of recreation, tourism and sport. Panel paper presented at the Association of American Geographers Annual Conference, Philadelphia, March 15-18. Timothy, D.J. (2004) Respondent to ‘Monuments in Time: Architecture, Tourism and History in 20th Century Saigon’, presented by Dr. Lily Chi, Cornell University, at the conference Ethics in Place: Architecture, Memory and Environmental Poetics, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, February 5. Timothy, D.J. (2002) Borders and Tourism. Seminar paper presented at the Department of Tourism, University of Otago, New Zealand, February 4. Timothy, D.J. (2002) The DMZ, Borders and Tourism. Seminar presentation given at the Tourism Industry Research Institute, Sejong University, Seoul, Korea, May 17. Timothy, D.J. (2001) Beyond the Nation: Regional Cooperation in Tourism. Paper presented at the Symposium on Tourism and New Geography, Peking University, Beijing, China, November 15. Timothy, D.J. (1999) Borders and Tourism. Paper presented in the Tourism Lecture Series, University of Waterloo, Canada, October 18. Proceedings Timothy, D.J. (1998) Tourism planning in Southeast Asia: Bringing down borders through

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cooperation. In K.S. Chon (ed), Proceedings, Tourism and Hotel Industry in Indo-China and Southeast Asia: Development, Marketing, and Sustainability, pp. 244-255. Houston, TX: University of Houston. Abstracts Timothy, D.J. (2001) Cross-border collaboration in tourism planning. In B. Jigang (ed), Abstracts of Papers, International Conference on Tourism Development and Management in Developing Countries, pp. 95-96. Guangzhou, China: Zhongshan University, Center for Tourism Planning and Research. Timothy, D.J. (1999). Tourism and the development of urban ethnic enclaves in the American sunbelt. In C.M. Daugherty (ed), Abstracts of Sustaining Rural Environments: Issues in Globalization, Migration and Tourism, pp. 37-38. Flagstaff, AZ: Northern Arizona University, Department of Geography and Public Planning. Wall, G. and Timothy, D.J. (1998). An Evaluation of tourism planning in Indonesia. In S.H. Kim (ed), Proceedings, Asia Pacific Tourism Association ’98 International Conference, pp. 180- 181. Kyonggi-do, Korea: Kyonggi University. Research Grants Received External Community-Based Tourism Development in the Canadian Arctic and Greenland. Canadian Studies Research Grant, Canadian government through its embassy in Washington, DC. February 2000 to February 2001. D. Timothy (PI). Borders and Tourism along the US-Canada Boundary. Canadian Studies Research Grant, Canadian government through its embassy in Washington, DC. February 1997 to February 1998. D. Timothy (PI). Tourism and Economic Development in the Russian Far East. American Association of University Professors. June 1997 to December 1997. B.J. Sommers and D. Timothy (Co-I). Tourism and Economic Development in the Russian Far East. Yale University, Russian and Eastern European Studies Library Fellowship. May 1997 to August 1997. B.J Sommers and D. Timothy (Co-I). Community-Based Tourism Planning in Indonesia. Canadian International Development Agency, Canadian Universities Consortium on the Environment, Code River Basin Project. January 1995 to August 1995. D. Timothy (PI)

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Tourism Planning in Thailand and Indonesia. Canadian International Development Agency/Asian Institute of Technology. January 1994 to August 1994. D. Timothy (PI). University From Conflict to Cooperation: Cross-Border Partnerships and the Barrier Effects of Borders on Tourism. Dean’s Incentive Grant, Arizona State University. January 2001 to September 2001. D. Timothy (PI). Festivals, Migration, and Long-Term Residency: Canadians to the American Southeast. Canadian Studies Center, Bowling Green State University. September 1999 to September 2000. D. Groves and D. Timothy (Co-I).

Teaching Teaching Subjects International tourism Tourism planning and development Environmental and social impacts of tourism Heritage and cultural tourism The politics of tourism Administration of tourist attractions Undergraduate Courses Taught Arizona State University REC 305 Introduction to Travel and Tourism REC 350 Promotion and Marketing of Recreation and Tourism Services REC 372 Tourism Planning REC 458 International Tourism REC 462 Management of Leisure Services Bowling Green State University RTD 482 Evaluation of Recreation Services RTD 415 Planning Strategies for Destination Travel and Tourism RTD 325 Resort, Convention and Tourism Agency Administration RTD 215 Introduction to Travel and Tourism Central Connecticut State University Geog 120 World Regional Geography

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Geog 290 Geography of Tourism Geog 450 Tourism Planning Geog 452 Geography of Europe Geog 454 Tourism Marketing Geog 455 New Directions in Tourism Graduate Courses Taught Arizona State University REC 500 Research Methods REC 555 Social Psychological Aspects of Recreation and Tourism Bowling Green State University HMSLS 657 Tourism Policy and Planning Central Connecticut State University Geog 459/659 Field Studies Other Teaching Activities 2004 Guest lecture, ‘Heritage, Tourism and Cross-Border Planning’, in the Department of Tourism, University of Sunderland, England, December 8. 2003 Guest lecture, ‘Managing Transboundary Resources for Tourism’, in the Department of Tourism, University of Sunderland, England, October 20. 2003 Guest lecture, ‘Tourism and International Boundaries’, in the Department of Tourism, University of Sunderland, England, October 20. 2002 Guest lecture, ‘Borders and Tourism’, in the Department of Geography, National University of Mongolia, Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia, May. 2002 Guest lecture, ‘Heritage Tourism’, in the Department of Geography, National University of Mongolia, Ulaan Baatar, Mongolia, May. 2002 Guest lecture on tourism in REC 120, Arizona State University, July. 2002 Guest lecture on tourism in REC 555, Arizona State University, September. 2001 Guest lecture on tourism in REC 555, Arizona State University, September. 1999 Invited panelist. Invited to evaluate student learning and presentations in course on regional tourism planning, Bowling Green State University, April.

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1999 Guest lecture, Sport Management Course, Bowling Green State University. Lecture title,

“Sport Tourism”, April. 1996 Guest lecture, Department of Geography, University of Western Ontario. Undergraduate course on geographic research methods. Lecture title: “Data Sources for Tourism Research in Developing Countries”, February 1995 Guest lecture, Department of Geography, Wilfrid Laurier University. Graduate course on research design. Lecture title: “Tourism Research in Developing Countries”, September 1991 Guest lecture, Department of Geography, University of Western Ontario. Undergraduate geopolitics course. Lecture title: “Problems and Politics of International Exclaves”, April. 1991 Guest lecture, Department of Geography, University of Western Ontario. Undergraduate course on world cities. Lecture title: “Urban Problems in the Developing World”, November. Thesis/Practicum Supervision in Progress

2005-present Misty Cisneros, Master of Science, ASU. Practicum: An Evaluation of Meeting Planning International’s Training Seminars.

2004-present Shing-Ku Tsai, Master of Science, ASU. Thesis: Student Perceptions of Casino

Development in Penghu County, Taiwan. 2004-present Kevin Schmidt, Master of Science, ASU. Thesis: Personal Heritage Tourism and the

Mormon Colonies in Mexico. 2000-present Terri Deardeuff, Master of Science, ASU. Thesis: Community Use of a Heritage

Resource: Fort Verde, Arizona. Thesis/Practicum Supervision 2000-2004 Ivana Jovicich, Master of Science, ASU. Thesis: The Influence of Civil War and

State Politics on Tourism in Serbia and Montenegro. 2002-2004 Connie Gulatt-Whiteman, Master of Science, ASU. Thesis: Volunteer Tourism: A

Case Study of a Mobile Medical Mission. 2002-2004 Culum Canally, Master of Science, ASU. Thesis: An Analysis of Perceived Risk Among Student Visitors to the US-Mexico Borderlands.

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2001-2003 Derek Lutes, Master of Science, ASU. Practicum: LaQuinta Inn Human Resource Philosophical Viewpoints. 2000-2003 Winnie Chui Lin Ng, Master of Science, ASU. Practicum: Evaluation of Current PRA Destination Management Marketing Strategies and an Analysis of the Association Market. 1999-2000 Jianwei Sun, Master of Education, Bowling Green State University. Thesis: The Use of GIS Applications to Identify Potential Sites for Tourism Development in China. 1998-2000 Daniel H. Olsen, Master of Education, Bowling Green State University. Thesis:

Religion, Tourism and Contested Heritage. 1996-1997 Winnie Chan, Master of Arts, Central Connecticut State University. Thesis: Political

Change and Tourism Development in Hong Kong (finished after I left) 1996-1997 Susan J. Winslow, Master of Arts, Central Connecticut State University. Thesis: Tourism and the Creation of Place Identity in New England (finished after I left) Thesis Committees 2004-present Committee member for master’s thesis, Student Perceptions of Health Constraints to International Travel, by Carrie Schroeder, ASU. 2001-2002 Committee member for master’s thesis, An Analysis of Small Town Festival Attendance Motivation. by Karen Wegrzyn, ASU. 2001-2002 Committee member for master’s thesis, Exploring Cultural Attitudes in Tourism Motivation among Japanese and American Tourists in China, by Ling Xia, ASU. 2000-2001 External examiner for master’s thesis, Impacts of Religious Tourism in Thailand, by Isaree Baedcharoen, Otago University, New Zealand. Doctoral Dissertation Committees 2001-present Committee member for doctoral dissertation, Crossing a Nation Divided: The Tohono O’odham and the U.S.-Mexico Border, by Kenneth Madsen, Department of Geography, Arizona State University. 2002-2003 Committee member and external examiner for doctoral dissertation, Tourist

Shopping: Towards an Understanding of the Relationship between Leisure

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Shopping, Retailing and Tourism. by J.S. Perry Hobson, Southern Cross University, Lismore, Australia.

2001 Committee member and external examiner for doctoral dissertation, Interorganisa- tional Relations and Sustainable Tourism in Canadian National Parks, by Brent Lovelock, Otago University, New Zealand. 2000 Committee member and external examiner for doctoral dissertation, Cultural Change and Tourism: Towards a Prognostic Model, by William R. Carter, University of Queensland, Australia. Workshops Taught 1998 Developed and taught weekend workshop on Economic Development Through Tourism, University of Oklahoma, Economic Development Institute, August 9 Field Trip Courses Developed 1999 Planned and developed field trip for graduate courses (HMSLS 655, 656, 657) to Quebec City, June, 1999, Bowling Green State University. This entailed arranging for university credit, planning the travel portion of the trip, and developing course content. 1998 Developed U.S. curriculum for international field trips for undergraduate students in tourism studies. This has been published and adopted by International Education Incorporated in Merrimack, Wisconsin, and is used throughout North America as their standard field courses in tourism studies in Europe. 1996-97 Planned, developed, and carried out field trips to Italy and Jamaica for students at Central Connecticut State University. Program Development 1998-2000 Spent 1998-2000 with Dr. Julie Lengfelder and Dr. David Groves researching and designing the new tourism studies major. This included examinations of existing tourism programs throughout the world, a thorough evaluation of educational needs in a tourism program, and developing course content and requirements. 1998 Helped establish linkage between Bowling Green State University and Bilkent

University in Turkey for student exchanges between the two universities for tourism studies programs. Course development, comparative tourism program information research, and logistics of exchanges were all involved.

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1996-97 Participated in the development of Tourism Studies major, Central Connecticut State University. Course requirements, course developments, cooperation between departments, and cooperation between university and community organizations were involved.

Service Community 2004 Arizona Office of Tourism, On the Road Speakers Series. Worked with AOT personnel related to the On the Road program and addressed the tourism communities in Show Low and Flagstaff on the subject of heritage tourism. 2004-present Board Member, Mountain Leadership, non-profit Youth Experiential Education Program, Mesa, Arizona. 2003 Advisor for market representation, TourGuide USA, Chandler, Arizona. 2003 Guest speaker, Greenfield Elementary School, Gilbert, Arizona, March 14. Spoke on tourism in New Zealand and around the world. 2002 The Future of Tourism. Consultation role for the Wales Tourist Board, Cardiff, regarding future directions in tourism, September. 2001 Advisor (gratis) for the Colorado River waterfront development project under proposal by the Windy River Institute, Bullhead City, Arizona, May-August. Advised extensively on issues related to border development between Arizona and Nevada and the implications of the political divide. 2001 Guest speaker and Participant, Community Forum on The Economic Impact of Tourism on Arizona-Sonora Border Communities (Douglas/Agua Prieta). Sponsored by the Arizona Council for Economic Conversion. Lecture title: “Funding sources for cross-border cooperation in community development”, June. In addition to the speech, a situation evaluation and recommendations were offered. 2001 Participant in the Southeastern Arizona and Northeastern Sonora Mayors Forum, Nogales, Arizona/Sonora, May 12-13. Professional advise and recommendations were offered to economic development officers of several communities in southeastern Arizona and northern Sonora. 2000 Guest speaker, Rotary International, Mynämäki, Finland, June 12. Lecture title: “Tourism development in small communities”. This was an invited speech to demonstrate how Mynämäki can benefit from the development of tourism.

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1998 Guest speaker, Crim Elementary School, Bowling Green, Ohio, February 24. Lecture title: “Cultural and political differences between the United States and Canada” 1996 Guest speaker, Central Connecticut Tourism District Council Meeting, Berlin, Connecticut, 16 October. Lecture title: “Revitalizing Post-Industrial Communities through Tourism” School 2004-present Search Committee Chair assistant professor position, tourism policy and planning. 2003-present Member, RMT Personnel Committee. 2002-present Departmental Academic Senator, ASU. 2002-present Member of the department personnel committee, Recreation Management and Tourism, ASU. 2001-20002 Graduate Coordinator, Department of Recreation Management and Tourism, ASU. This involves a significant work/time commitment on graduate issues in the RMT Department. Tasks include admissions, graduate assistantships/funding, advising graduate students, designing and contributing to printed and electronic media, conducting meetings, seeking external funding sources, communicating with students and advisors, and recruitment. 2001-present Member of search committee for hiring a full-time, tenure-track faculty position in the RMT Department. This includes assisting in writing job descriptions/ announcements, reviewing applications, interviewing, and evaluating performance. 2001 Member of the search committee for hiring two one-year teaching positions in the

Department of Recreation Management and Tourism, ASU. This included assisting in writing job descriptions/announcements, reviewing applications, and evaluating candidate performance.

2000-present Co-Faculty Advisor of the Travel and Tourism Student Association, ASU. This involves regular contact with student organization officers, assistance in planning events, assistance in the TTSA financial matters, and participating in student activities. 1999-2000 Member of the search committee for position in recreation and tourism, BGSU. This includes assisting in writing job descriptions/announcements, reviewing applications, interviewing, and evaluating interviewee performance.

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1998-2000 Member of the HMSLS Computer Committee, BGSU. Worked primarily on technology acquisition, faculty needs and concerns regarding computer hardware and software, and monthly meetings to assess and plan for faculty computer needs. 1998-2000 HMSLS Library Liaison, BGSU. This involved periodic meetings with library staff to discuss library-related departmental goals, such as book acquisition, journal subscriptions, and database needs. I worked in consultation with librarians in ordering new books that would be of interest to our faculty. 1998-2000 Member of HMSLS Merit Committee, BGSU. Spent over 30 hours each February and March for three years evaluating the portfolios of HMSLS faculty, making merit recommendations, and addressing faculty appeals. 1997-2000 Advisor for Recreation Majors Association, BGSU. This involved regular contact with student organization officers, assistance in planning events, assistance in the association’s financial matters, and participating in student activities. 1997-2000 HMSLS Representative to the Study Abroad Program Board of Directors, BGSU. This involved monthly meetings to discuss issues such as how better to promote international education among BGSU students and how we might attract more international students to BGSU, student safety abroad, and cooperative arrangements with other institutions. College 2004-present Member of the College of Public Programs DIGS Grant Committee. Responsibilities

include evaluating all grant applications from the College faculty, ranking them, and making recommendations to the Dean.

2003-present Member of the College of Public Programs Academic and Student Affairs

Committee. Job includes undergraduate and graduate curriculum reviews, college student awards, student grievance hearings; and review of student petitions and related college standards issues.

1999-2000 Chair, College of Education International Education Committee, BGSU. Chaired this committee, which met each month to discuss issues pertinent to international education in the College of Education. This included writing Fulbright proposals to get scholars from abroad to work at BGSU, researching funding sources for visiting scholars, and promoting international exchanges between BGSU faculty and students and their foreign counterparts. 1998-2000 Member of the College of Education International Education Committee, BGSU.

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1998-2000 Member of the College of Education International Education Committee, Sub-Committee on Funding Sources for International Travel and Research, BGSU. On committee to seek out funding sources for BGSU faculty to teach abroad. University 2004 Consulted with Pan-American Initiatives Office to develop a brochure for Mexican cross-border travelers to the United States, October. 2004-present Senator to the Faculty Senate’s Curriculum and Academic Programs Committee. CAPC serves in a policy-forming and advising capacity in matters concerning proposed additions and deletions of academic programs and on academic policies affecting more than one college. It reviews and makes recommendations concerning proposed curriculum changes, the University General Studies Program, and honorary degree policies and criteria. 2004-present Member of the Main Campus Curriculum Subcommittee. This is an advisory committee to the executive vice president and provost and the Curriculum and Academic Programs Committee regarding new course proposals. 2002-2004 ASU Academic Senator Representative on the ASU Clean and Beautiful Committee. This involves monthly meetings to plan and develop activities and promotional efforts for the Clean and Beautiful Program. It also entails spending time staffing booths on cleanup days. 1999-2000 Member of the Canadian Studies Advisory Committee, BGSU. This primarily involved monthly meetings to curriculum issues in the Canadian Studies Department. 1999-2000 Member of the Environmental Education Advisory Board, BGSU. This entailed monthly meetings to discuss issues related to campus conservation problems, curriculum development campus wide and in the Department of Environmental Studies, and environment-based field excursions for students. 1999-2000 Member of the university-wide International Education Committee, BGSU. This

required attending meetings once a semester to evaluate the nature of BGSU’s international education requirements and to decide on how best to promote international education across campus.

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secretary of this international organization that promotes the geographical study of sustainable tourism throughout the world. 2004-present Editor in Chief, Journal of Heritage Tourism. I am the editor of a new international journal devoted to the study of heritage tourism—one of the largest and fastest growing segments of the tourism industry. Responsibilities involve(d) negotiations with a major tourism publisher (Channel View Publications, UK) to initiate the new journal, selecting a diverse editorial board with widespread expertise in various areas of heritage tourism, assisting the publisher in disseminating promotional material, setting the timetable and publication schedule, and encouraging potential authors to contribute material for the first volume (2006). This will involve regular editorial responsibilities, including coordinating double blind reviews of manuscripts, soliciting high-quality manuscripts for review, representing the journal and publisher at conferences, and maintaining high standards of scholarly excellence. 2003-present Advisor, National Geographic Society, Sustainable Tourism Initiative. Involved in occasional matters with this research initiative, including advising on proposed research, participating in panel discussions, and voting on policy matters. 2003-2005 Member of the National Executive Board, Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group, Association of American geographers. 2001-present Commissioning Editor for Channel View Publications’ tourism book series, Aspects of Tourism. Responsibilities involve soliciting book manuscripts from well-established scholars, reviewing book proposals and manuscripts, and making editorial decisions. Present Member of the editorial boards of nine national and international tourism journals: Anatolia, Current Issues in Tourism, Estudios y Perspectivas en Turismo, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Journal of Tourism, Himalayan Tourism Journal, Mobilities, Tourism Geographies, Tourism Recreation Research. 2001-present Book Review Editor, Tourism Geographies. International journal published by Routledge. This job requires extensive contact with publishers to acquire books for review, constant communication with scholars throughout the world to solicit critical book reviews for publication, and editing final reviews once they are submitted in preparation for publication. 2001-2003 National Chair, Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers. This involved conducting group business meetings at the AAG annual conferences, frequent correspondence to members and the entire listserve on RTS Group matters, writing the chair’s message for the bi-annual newsletter, assisting in the publication of the Group’s newsletter, developing and organizing RTS sessions at the annual AAG conferences, and coordinating student and member awards. 2001 Session Organizer—session on religious heritage and tourism for the annual conference of the Association of American Geographers, New York City, March 1-3

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1999-2004 Member of the Executive Board, Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers. 1999 Chaired two paper sessions at the conference, Sustaining Rural Environments: Issues in Globalization, Migration and Tourism, Flagstaff, Arizona, October 20-23. 1998 Evaluator, children’s learning center development, College of Education, Bowling Green State University, December. 1998 Guest speaker, Faculty of Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo, 23 February. Lecture title: “Tourism and Political Boundaries.” 1994 Guest speaker, Faculty of Environmental Studies, University of Waterloo, 16 March. Lecture title: “Tourism and the Micro-States of Europe”

HONORS AND AWARDS 2005 Roy Wolfe Award. Award from the Association of American Geographers, Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group for contribution to the geography of tourism. 2005 Faculty Achievement Award for teaching, School of Community Resources and Development, ASU. 2004 Faculty Achievement Award for research, School of Community Resources and Development, ASU. 2002 Faculty Achievement Award for research, School of Community Resources and Development, ASU.

PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS 1998-present International Geographical Union, Sustainable Tourism Commission. 1995-present Association of American Geographers 1995-present Association of American Geographers, Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group. 1998-2001 Asia Pacific Tourism Association

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