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Volume 15, Number 1	AEE Organizational Membership Preference For Program Accreditation.	Zalena Bassin, Michelle Breault, John Fleming, Suzy Foell, Judy Neufeld, Simon Priest.		May, 1992	select
Volume 26, Number 3	Function and Aesthetics: Defining Craftsmanship	Zabe MacEachren		March 2004	select
Volume 8, Number 2	Heading for the Hills"" and the Search for Gender Solidarity.	Wilma Miranda.		Summer, 1985	select
Volume 28, Number 3	SEER 2005 Abstract: Changes in Perceptions of Fear in a Short-Term, College Outdoor Adventure Program	Whitney Ward, Will Hobbs		March 2006	select
Volume 11, Number 1	Education for International Competence.	Ward Heneveld.		Spring, 1988	select
Volume 20, Number 2	Hot Metal / Hot Words: Event and Interpretation as Developmental Tools in Adolescent Self-Concept.	Vanessa Compton.		August/September, 1997	select
Volume 27, Number 3	SEER 2004 Abstract: The Experience of Being a Leader During a Low Ropes Course Program and Being a Leader at Work: An Heuristic Inquiry	Valerie Bryan, Malika Starr		March 2005	select
Volume 6, Number 3	Experiential Learning for Hearing Impaired.	Urban Whitaker.		Winter, 1983	select
Volume 17, Number 2	Driving in Circles: A World Community through Experiential Education.	Tracey Silberman.		August, 1994	select
Volume 17, Number 3	Experiential Education and Outdoor Adventure in the Netherlands.	Ton Duindam.		December, 1994	select
Volume 20, Number 1	Lessons and Questions: Excerpts from the 1996 Kurt Hahn Address.	Tom Smith.		May, 1997	select
Volume 18, Number 3	On the preparation and training of experiential educators: Notes from the Internet.	Tom Lindblade, Sandy Kohn, Fred Ritman, Christine Y. Lupton, John Maxted, Mark Whitcombe		December 1995	select
Volume 25, Number 3	SEER Abstract: Outcomes-Consequences-Values of an Integrated Wilderness Adventure Program	Tom Holman, Marni Goldenberg, Leo McAvoy, John Rynders		Winter, 2003	select
Volume 27, Number 3	SEER 2004 Abstract: Transferring Benefits of Participation in an Integrated Wilderness Adventure Program to Daily Life	Tom Holman, Leo H. McAvoy		March 2005	select
Volume 9, Number 1	The View from the Classroom. (Panel Discussion).	Tom Herbert, Mike Loughery, Deborah Eads, Ava Heinrichsdorff		Spring, 1986	select
Volume 9, Number 2	Recycling with an Educational Purpose.	Tom Gerth, David A. Wilson		Summer, 1986	select
Volume 19, Number 3	Nigrescence and Experiential Programming for African American Youth.	Todd Wilcher.		December 1996	select
Volume 16, Number 2	Building Internal Support for Experiential Programs.	Todd Miner.		Summer/Winter 1993	select
Volume 14, Number 2	Safety Issues for Experience-Based Training and Development.	Todd Miner.		August, 1991	select
Volume 22, Number 1	Coupling Experiential Education with Practical Service Involvement.	Tina Tilstra, William Van Scheik.		June, 1999	select
Volume 26, Number 2	Effects of a Workshop on Perceptions of Journaling in University Outdoor Education Field Courses: An Exploratory Study	Timothy S. O'Connell, Janet E. Dyment		November, 2003	select
Volume 6, Number 2	Internship Education: Past Achievements/Future Challenges.	Tim Stanton.		Fall, 1983	select
Volume 12, Number 1	Change and Continuity in Experiential Education: A Case Study.	Thomas James.		Spring, 1989	select
Volume 13, Number 1	Kurt Hahn and the Aims of Education.	Thomas James.		May, 1990	select
Volume 3, Number 2	The Paradox of Safety and Risk.	Thomas James.		Fall, 1980	select
Volume 3, Number 1	Sketch of a Moving Spirit: Kurt Hahn.	Thomas James.		Spring, 1980	select
Volume 3, Number 2	The Quest for ""Freeworder"". An Interview with the Man Who Discovered the Open Network	Thomas James		Fall, 1980	select
Volume 6, Number 3	Experiential Therapy for Psychiatric Patients.	Thomas F. Stitch.		Winter, 1983	select
Volume 7, Number 3	Risk Management in Adventure Programs with Special Populations: Two Hidden Dangers.	Thomas F. Stitch, Michael S. Gaylor.		Fall, 1984	select
Volume 12, Number 1	Harvesting the Riches of Experiential Learning in the Far North.	Thomas A. Steele.		Spring, 1989	select
Volume 13, Number 3	Rainforest Universities.	Thom Henley.		November, 1990	select
Volume 3, Number 1	Babies and Bathwater: Two Experiential Heresies.	Theodore F. Wichmann.		Spring, 1980	select
Volume 6, Number 3	Evaluating Outward Bound for Delinquent Youth.	Theodore F. Wichmann.		Winter, 1983	select
Volume 22, Number 2	Beyond Metaphor: Applying a New Paradigm of Change to Experiential Debriefing.	Terry Porter.		Fall, 1999	select
Volume 21, Number 2	Risk Management: Research Needs and Status Report.	Terry J. Brown.		September/October, 1998	select
Volume 17, Number 2	Samaritan Leadership.	Terrence M.I. Egan.		August, 1994	select
Volume 25, Number 3	SEER Abstract: The Effect of Team Building on the Physical Self-Concept of Grade 9 Physical Education Students	Teresa L. Socha, Tom G. Potter, Peggy Downey		Winter, 2003	select
Volume 23, Number 1	A Reflective Adventure for Student Teachers	Teresa B. Carlson, Peter McKenna		June, 2000	select
Volume 14, Number 1	Breaking Barriers Through Adventure Based Citizen Diplomacy.	Ted Woodward		May, 1991	select
Volume 12, Number 3	Near Consensus in Times Square: An Urban Adventure.	Ted Woodward		Fall, 1989	select
Volume 17, Number 3	Some New Global Steps.	Ted Woodward		December, 1994	select
Volume 14, Number 2	Of Wilderness and Circles: Evaluating a Therapeutic Model for Wilderness Adventure Programs.	Ted Wichmann.		August, 1991	select
Volume 25, Number 3	SEER Abstract: Adventure as Enrichment: Measuring Social Outcomes for Families	Ted Chen, Bill Haljun, Sally Schwer Canning		Winter, 2003	select
Volume 28, Number 3	SEER 2005 Abstract: The Development and Design of an Instrument to Measure Self-Authorship in Outdoor Education	Taras Ferencevych		March 2006	select
Volume 28, Number 3	SEER 2005 Abstract: Building a Bond With the Natural Environment through Experiential Engagement: A Case Study of Land-Based Education Curriculum in rural Alaska	Takano Takako		March 2006	select
Volume 20, Number 3	The Benefits and Motivations of All-Women Outdoor Programs	Taflyn Hornibrook, Elaine Brinkert, Diane Parry, Renita Seimens, Denise Mitten		December, 1997	select
Volume 20, Number 3	Assisting Women in Developing a Sense of Competence in Outdoor Programs	T.A. Loeffler		December, 1997	select
Volume 27, Number 3	SEER 2004 Abstract: Looking Deeply In: Using Photo-Elicitation to Explore the Meanings of Outdoor Education Experiences	T.A. Loeffler		March 2005	select
Volume 25, Number 3	SEER Abstract: The Therapeutic Effects of an Adventure Challenge Program on the Personal Empowerment of women Survivors of Sexual Trauma	Suzy Ross		Winter, 2003	select
Volume 18, Number 2	Emotional Safety in Adventure Therapy Programs: Can it be Defined?	Suzanne M. Vincent.		August 1995	select
Volume 20, Number 2	Dialogue, Reflection, and Community.	Susan Wyatt.		August/September, 1997	select
Volume 19, Number 1	A Leopold for the Nineties: The Ecological Age and Outdoor Recreation.	Steven Simpson, Kelly Cain.		May/June 1996	select
Volume 28, Number 3	SEER 2005 Closing Address of the First Session: the Heart of the Symposium of Experiential Education Research	Steven Simpson		March 2006	select
Volume 22, Number 3	A Simple Lesson in Experiencing Nature	Steven Simpson		December, 1999	select
Volume 8, Number 3	Short-Term Wilderness Experiences and Environmental Ethics.	Steven Simpson		Fall, 1985	select
Volume 10, Number 1	Commercialism in Experiential Education.	Steven Owen.		Spring, 1987	select
Volume 13, Number 1	Surviving an Outdoor Adventure Group	Steven Morse		May, 1990	select
Volume 16, Number 3	The End of the Innocence: Learning to Critique Experience Through the Media Analysis of Sport.	Steven J. Jackson.		December 1993	select
Volume 16, Number 2	The Intrinsic Value of Minimum Impact.	Steve Simpson.		Summer/Winter 1993	select
Volume 4, Number 2	The Risk of Freedom.	Steve Simpson.		Fall, 1981	select
Volume 24, Number 3	The Profession of Adventure Education Leadership	Steve Guthrie		Winter, 2001	select
Volume 15, Number 2	What is Experiential Education? What is the Question? (August, 1992)Appears as part of the article ""What is Experiential Education?"" in The Theory of Experiential Education, 3rd edition**	Steve Chapman.		August, 1992	select
Volume 20, Number 1	Adolescent Rites of Passage: An Experiential Model.	Stephen F. Venable.		May, 1997	select
Volume 19, Number 2	Experiential Pedagogy: Grounding Teaching in Students' Learning.	Stephen Brookfield.		August 1996	select
Volume 23, Number 1	Sweat Therapy	Stephen A. Colmant, Rod J. Merta		June, 2000	select
Volume 4, Number 1	Theory Misapplied: Teaching by Objectives and Cognitive Learning.	Stanley J. Spector.		Spring, 1981	select
Volume 26, Number 3	SEER 2003 Abstract: Outdoor Education and Meaningful Learning: Finding the Attributes to Meaningful Learning Experiences in an Outdoor Education Program	Stacy Tanaguchi, Patti A. Freeman		March 2004	select
Volume 28, Number 3	SEER 2005 Abstract: A Study of Married Couples' Perceptions of Marital Satisfaction in Outdoor Recreation	Stacy T. Taniguchi, Patti A. Freeman, Sarah Taylor, Brian Malcarne		March 2006	select
Volume 6, Number 1	Editorial: Quality and Renewal	Sr. Maryann Hedaa		Spring, 1983	select
Volume 18, Number 2	Documenting Clinical Events in Adventure Therapy.	Sky Gray, Rita Yerkes.		August 1995	select
Volume 18, Number 3	Challenge Course Facilitator Competence: A Consensus.	Simon Priest.		December 1995	select
Volume 19, Number 1	Developing Organizational Trust: Comparing the Effects of Ropes Courses and Group Initiatives.	Simon Priest.		May/June 1996	select
Volume 18, Number 2	The Effect of Belaying and Belayer Type on the Development of Interpersonal Partnership Trust in Rock Climbing.	Simon Priest.		August 1995	select
Volume 21, Number 2	The Effect of Program Setting and Duration on Corporate Team Development .	Simon Priest.		September/October, 1998	select
Volume 19, Number 1	The Effect of Two Different Debriefing Approaches on Developing Self-confidence.	Simon Priest.		May/June 1996	select
Volume 7, Number 3	Effective Outdoor Leadership.	Simon Priest.		Fall, 1984	select
Volume 16, Number 1	In Response to Keith King.	Simon Priest.		May 1993	select
Volume 10, Number 2	An International Survey of Outdoor Leadership Preparation.	Simon Priest.		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 14, Number 2	New Directions in Adventure Learning.	Simon Priest.		August, 1991	select
Volume 16, Number 1	A New Model for Risk Taking.	Simon Priest.		May 1993	select
Volume 13, Number 3	News from New Zealand: Widespread Educational Reforms.	Simon Priest.		November, 1990	select
Volume 8, Number 1	Outdoor Leadership ""Down Under.""	Simon Priest.		Spring, 1985	select
Volume 11, Number 1	Outdoor Leadership Training in Higher Education.	Simon Priest.		Spring, 1988	select
Volume 21, Number 1	Physical Challenge and the Development of Trust Through Corporate Adventure Training.	Simon Priest.		May/June, 1998	select
Volume 11, Number 3	The Role of Judgment, Decision Making and Problem Solving for Outdoor Leaders.	Simon Priest.		Fall, 1988	select
Volume 22, Number 1	Training Corporate Managers to Facilitate: The Next Generation of Facilitating Experiential Methodologies?	Simon Priest, Michael Gass, Karen Fitzpatrick.		June, 1999	select
Volume 16, Number 2	Conducting Research in Experience-Based Training and Development Programs: Pass Keys to Locked Doors.	Simon Priest, Aram Attarian, Sabine Schubert.		Summer/Winter 1993	select
Volume 18, Number 1	Prediction of Heart Rates on a Ropes Course from Simple Physical Measures.	Simon Priest, William Montelpare.		May, 1995	select
Volume 10, Number 1	Justifying the Risk to Others: The Real Razor's Edge.	Simon Priest, Rusty Baillie.		Spring, 1987	select
Volume 20, Number 1	An Examination of ""Problem-Solving"" versus ""Solution-Focused"" Facilitation Styles in a Corporate Setting.	Simon Priest, Michael Gass.		May, 1997	select
Volume 17, Number 1	Time Series Trends in Corporate Team Development.	Simon Priest, Mary Ann Lesperance.		May, 1994	select
Volume 13, Number 1	Help Yourself! A Guide to Getting Grants.	Simon Priest, Donald Clark.		May, 1990	select
Volume 24, Number 1	A Program Evaluation Primer	Simon Priest		Spring, 2001	select
Volume 6, Number 1	Forum for Teachers	Shirley-Dale Easley		Spring, 1983	select
Volume 30, Number 2	Assessment of Service-Learning in the Deaf-Blind Community	Sherry Shaw and Carolyn S. Jolley		November, 2007	select
Volume 5, Number 1	The Idea Notebook	Sherrod Reynolds.		Spring, 1982	select
Volume 5, Number 2	The Idea Notebook	Sherrod Reynolds.		Summer, 1982	select
Volume 4, Number 2	Interview with Vito Perrone.	Sherrod Reynolds.		Fall, 1981	select
Volume 4, Number 2	A Marriage Proposal: Competency Based Education and Experiential Learning.	Sherrod Reynolds.		Fall, 1981	select
Volume 26, Number 3	Inquiry at the Crossroads: A Facilitated Discussion Regarding Research Needs in Experiential Education	Shayne Galloway, Marni Goldenberg		March 2004	select