Abstract
Liu, S. (Author & Presenter), Wu, I.-C. (Author & Presenter), Caneday (Author), Soltani, F. (Author), The 2017 National Recreation and Parks Association Congress, "Sustainable Development for Rock-Crawling Activities on Public Land.," National Recreation and Parks Association (NRPA), New Orleans, LA. (September 28, 2017).
Conference Proceeding
Wu, I., Borland, K., & Nelson, C. (2011). Proceedings from NERR’ 11: Identifying the Spatial Pattern of Off-Road Vehicle Accidents in Silver Lake State Park. Bolton Landing, NY.
Journal Article
Wu, I., Mathews, A. J., Liu, H., & Rose, N. (2020). A historical geospatial analysis of severe weather events in Oklahoma state parks: A park management perspective. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration. doi:10.18666/JPRA-2020-10549
Liu, H., Bradley, M., Wu, I., & Maples, J. (2019). Resident Perceptions of Black Bear Management in South Central Kentucky. Natural Resources, 10(7), 271-283.
Wu, I., Liu, H., & Cox, M. (2018). An Exploration of Perceived Health Outcomes of State Park Visitors in Oklahoma. Recreation, Parks, and Tourism in Public Health, 2, 57-64.
Liu, H., Wu, I., & Caneday, L. (2018). Using Feasibility Study as a Management Tool: A Case Study of Oklahoma State Park Lodges. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration, 36, 174-190.
Wu, I. & Liu, H., (2017). An Investigation of a Major Rock-Crawling Event in Rural Oklahoma: Tourism Market, Tourists’ Expenditures, and Management Implications. Journal of the Oklahoma Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance, 55(1), 45-58.
Magazine/Trade Publication
Baghurst, T. & Wu, I. (2015) Mud University as an Outdoor Playground. Parks and Recreation Magazine, April 2015. 25-26.
Presentations
Wu, I. (2020). Underutilized Methods of Data Collection in Contemporary Leisure Research - GIS-based data collection. 2020 TALS Annual Conference on Research and Teaching. Champaign, IL.
Wu, I., Mathews, A. Liu, H., & Rose, N. (2020*). A Historical Geospatial Analysis of Severe Weather Events in Oklahoma State Parks: A Park Management Perspective. The 2020 National Environment and Recreation Research Symposium, Annapolis, MD.
Wu, I. & Stone, K (2019). Mapping and Prioritizing Rural Communities for Tourism Development by Using GIS Based Site Suitability Analysis and Multi-criteria Decision-Making Methods. The 2019 National Environment and Recreation Research Symposium, Annapolis, MD.
Wu, I., Collins, S., & Liu, H. (2019). Immersive Virtual Tourism and Implications for Destination Marketing. 2019 TALS Annual Conference on Research and Teaching. Greenville, SC.
Collins, S. & Wu, I. (2019). The Effect of a Virtual Reality Experience on Destination Image: A Case Study of Education Abroad Programs. The 2019 National Environment and Recreation Research Symposium, Annapolis, MD.
Wu, I. (2018). Immersive Virtual Tourism and Implications for Destination Marketing. The 2018 National Environment and Recreation Research Symposium, Annapolis, MD.
Caneday, L., Edwards, B, Wu, I., Liu, H., & Sotalni, F. (2018). Rock-crawling at Pensacola Dam. 2018 Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute, Hulbert, OK.
Caneday, L., Sotalni, F., Wu, I., & Liu, H. (2018). Carrying Capacity and Valuation of the Illinois River. 2018 Southwest Park and Recreation Training Institute, Hulbert, OK.
Collins, S. & Wu, I. (2018). Exploring the Use of Virtual Reality Tourism as a Marketing Tool to Promote Study Abroad Programs. 2018 First Annual Immersive Storytelling Conference, Murfreesboro, TN.
Liu, H. & Wu, I. (2018). To Fee or Not to Fee for Accessing State Parks. The 2018 National Environment and Recreation Research Symposium, Annapolis, MD.
Grants & Contracts
MTSU EXL Faculty Grant 2019-2020. MTSU Experiential Learning Scholars Program. Other. (2019)
MTSU EXL Faculty Grant 2018-2019. MTSU Experiential Learning Scholars Program. Other. (2018)
Community Partnership Travel Grant. MTSU Office of Research and Sponsored Programs. State. (2017)
MTSU EXL Faculty Grant 2017-2018. MTSU Experiential Learning Scholars Program. Other. (2017)