Lisa Meerts-Brandsma

Assistant Professor

University of Utah

United States

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Lisa Meerts-Brandsma is an Assistant Professor at The University of Utah, USA. Her research focuses on outdoor education, the impact of immersion semester high schools, and the experiences of diverse parks and recreation professionals. Recent articles highlight her work on experiential education programs and their role in identity formation among adolescents.

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Jim Sibthorp

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University of Utah

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Chris A. B. Zajchowski

University of Idaho

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Eric Legg

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Arizona State University

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Articles (14)

An Empirically Derived Framework for Building Strong Outdoor Education Partnerships

Meaningful Experiences for Adolescents: Investigating the Impact of Immersion Semester High Schools

Investigating How Immersion Semester High Schools Promote Meaningful Experiences

“I Am Not Diversity Training”: Exploring the Experiences of Diverse Parks and Recreation Professionals Through Socio-Ecological Systems Theory

Situating semester schools in the landscape of high school learning

Experiential Education Programs: Fertile Environments for Identity Formation

Youth Outdoor Recreation Experience, Race, and Socioeconomic Status: Explaining Connection to Nature and Future Career Interest

Learning, Fast and Slow

Examining Adolescent Identity Formation Processes in Immersion Semester High Schools

Situating and Sequencing Quagmire: The Role of Simulation-Based Gaming in Preparing Students for Future Learning at Capitol Reef National Park, Utah

Considering Transformative Learning for Adolescents Enrolled at Semester Schools

Unpacking Systems of Privilege: The Opportunity of Critical Reflection in Outdoor Adventure Education

Using transformative learning theory to understand outdoor adventure education

Neoliberal Ideologies in Outdoor Adventure Education: Barriers to Social Justice and Strategies for Change

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Jim Sibthorp

Chris A. B. Zajchowski

Eric Legg

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