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Volume 27, Number 3	SEER 2004 Abstract: Environmental Outcomes of Wilderness-Based Programs of Difference Lengths	Aiko Yoshino		March 2005	select
Volume 3, Number 1	Cheez! Uncle Sam: What Price Justice?	Al Adams		Spring, 1980	select
Volume 14, Number 2	Outdoor Adventure Pursuits: Foundations, Models, and Theories - Replying to the Critics	Alan Ewert		August, 1991	select
Volume 10, Number 2	Related Reading in Research and Evaluation	Alan Ewert		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 23, Number 2	Multivariate Analysis in Experiential Education: Exploring the Possibilities	Alan Ewert, Jim Sibthorp		Fall, 2000	select
Volume 10, Number 3	Risk Management: Defusing the Dragon.	Alan Ewert, Timothy Boone.		Fall, 1987	select
Volume 19, Number 1	Experiential Education and Natural Resource Management.	Alan Ewert.		May/June 1996	select
Volume 15, Number 2	Group Development Through Experiential Education: Does It Happen?	Alan Ewert.		August, 1992	select
Volume 12, Number 1	Managing Fear in the Outdoor Experiential Education Setting.	Alan Ewert.		Spring, 1989	select
Volume 10, Number 2	Research in Experiential Education: An Overview.	Alan Ewert.		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 13, Number 2	Revisiting the Concept of Self-Esteem Through Outdoor Experiential Activities.	Alan Ewert.		August, 1990	select
Volume 14, Number 1	Revisiting the Self-Concept: A New Twist on an Old Subject.	Alan Ewert.		May, 1991	select
Volume 7, Number 3	The Risk Management Plan: Promises and Pitfalls.	Alan Ewert.		Fall, 1984	select
Volume 4, Number 1	A Look at the Life of an Outdoor Educator.	Alan J. Kesselheim.		Spring, 1981	select
Volume 5, Number 1	What Means This Experience?	Alan R. Drengson.		Spring, 1982	select
Volume 15, Number 3	Changes and Challenges - A New Editor Takes Over	Alan Warner.		November, 1992	select
Volume 7, Number 2	How to Creatively Evaluate Programs.	Alan Warner.		Summer, 1984	select
Volume 7, Number 1	The Idea Notebook	Alan Warner.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 7, Number 1	Practical Evaluation Ideas.	Alan Warner.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 16, Number 3	Rethinking Environmental Metaphors.	Alan Warner.		December 1993	select
Volume 4, Number 1	The Long Conversation: Tracing the Roots of the Past.	Albert Adams, Sherrod Reynolds		Spring, 1981	select
Volume 8, Number 1	Oh, Those Missed Opportunities!	Alec Dickson.		Spring, 1985	select
Volume 5, Number 2	Return From the Mountain.	Alec Dickson.		Summer, 1982	select
Volume 21, Number 1	Education in Translation: Being an Experiential Environmental Educator in Chile.	Alejandra Silberman.		May/June, 1998	select
Volume 17, Number 2	Experiential Education is Not Necessarily a Catalyst for Social change.	Alexandra Gayek		August, 1994	select
Volume 27, Number 1	Blueprint for Incorporating Service Learning: A Basic, Developmental, K-12 Service Learning Typology	Alice W. Terry, Jann E. Bohnenberger		July, 2004	select
Volume 22, Number 1	Mentoring at the Edge: A Faculty Group Fosters Experiential Teaching.	Alison Morrison-Shetlar, Kathleeen T. Heinrich.		June, 1999	select
Volume 23, Number 3	A Sense Sublime: Mapping the Journey, Engaging the Mess	Allison Stringer		Winter, 2000	select
Volume 23, Number 3	In Search of the Sacred: A Conceptual Analysis of Spirituality	Almut Beringer		Winter, 2000	select
Volume 27, Number 1	Toward an Ecological Paradigm in Adventure Programming	Almut Beringer		July, 2004	select
Volume 13, Number 3	Understanding Moral Development and Environmental Values through Experience.	Almut Beringer		November, 1990	select
Volume 30, Number 2	The Impact of Service-Learning on Ethnocentrism in an Intercultural Communication Course	Amanda Welch Borden		November, 2007	select
Volume 24, Number 2	Learning the Ropes: Exploring the Meaning and Value of Experiential Education for Girls at Risk	Amy E. Long		Fall, 2001	select
Volume 16, Number 3	Is Cyberspace the Next Frontier for Adventure-Based Counseling?	Andrew Brookes		December 1993	select
Volume 28, Number 2	The Experience of Pedagogic Intensity in Outdoor Education	Andrew Foran		Nov. 2005	select
Volume 27, Number 3	SEER 2004 Abstract: An Investigation of the Role of the Instructor in the Solo Experience	Andrew J. Bobilya, Kenneth R. Kalisch, Leo H. McAvoy		March 2005	select
Volume 25, Number 2	An Evaluation of Adventure Education Components in a Residential Learning Community	Andrew J. Bobilya, Lynn D. Akey		Fall, 2002	select
Volume 28, Number 1	Personal Learning or Prescribed Education Outcomes: A Case Study of the Outward Bound Experience	Andrew J. Martin, Sarah I. Leberman		July, 2005	select
Volume 25, Number 1	Dramaturgy as a Method for Experiential program Design	Andrew Martin, Sarah Leberman, James T. Neill		Spring, 2002	select
Volume 25, Number 3	SEER Abstract: Beyond Reaching the Choir: Taking Experiential Education Down from the Mountain and Into the Public School	Andy Mink, Billy O'Steen		Winter, 2003	select
Volume 15, Number 1	Mask Making: The Use of the Expressive Arts in Leadership Development.	Angela Thomas Jones.		May, 1992	select
Volume 28, Number 3	Challenging Girls' Constructions of Femininity in the Outdoors	Anja Whittington		March 2006	select
Volume 28, Number 3	SEER 2005 Abstract: Girls in the Woods: Exploring the Impact of a Wilderness Program on Adolescent Girls' Constructions of Femininity	Anja Whittington		March 2006	select
Volume 20, Number 3	Gender Conflict in Adventure Education: Three Feminist Perspectives.	Anne J. Morse		December, 1997	select
Volume 3, Number 1	Educational Communities: The Future of Experiential Education.	Anne Leonard.		Spring, 1980	select
Volume 22, Number 1	Learning at the Edge: Can Experiential Education Contribute to Educational Reform?	Anne Lindsay, Alan Ewert.		June, 1999	select
Volume 16, Number 3	Globalizing Environmental Education: What's Language got to do with it.	Annette Grenall Gough		December 1993	select
Volume 5, Number 2	Seeking Roots: From Hahn to Greenleaf.	Anthony Richards, Robert Sigmon.		Summer, 1982	select
Volume 11, Number 1	Developing a Service Ethic.	Anthony Richards.		Spring, 1988	select
Volume 24, Number 2	Musings on Adventure Therapy	Antonio G. Alvarez, Gary A. Stauffer		Fall, 2001	select
Volume 4, Number 1	A Critical Look: The Philosophical Foundations of Experiential Education	April Crosby.		Spring, 1981	select
Volume 24, Number 3	Trends in Outdoor Adventure Education	Aram Attarian		Winter, 2001	select
Volume 7, Number 1	A High School Principal Looks at the National Reports.	Arnold Langberg.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 15, Number 3	Taking Control of Our Schools: Ending Educational Oppression in Urban America (An Interview with Rep. Polly Williams.)	Arthur Wellington Conquest III.		November, 1992	select
Volume 4, Number 2	The Idea Notebook	Association for Experiential Education		Fall, 1981	select
Volume 6, Number 2	What is AEE?	Association for Experiential Education		Fall, 1983	select
Volume 7, Number 1	A Nation at Risk: Another View.	Association for Experiential Education, Council for the Advancement of Experiential Learning, National Society for Internships and Experiential Education.		Spring, 1984	select
Volume 6, Number 3	Forum for Teachers	Ava M. Heinrichsdorff		Winter, 1983	select
Volume 10, Number 2	Course Evaluations: Creating a Self-Fulfilling Prophecy.	Ava Molnar Heinrichsdorff.		Summer, 1987	select
Volume 27, Number 3	SEER 2004 Abstract: Emotional Intelligence and Outdoor Leadership	Aya Hayashi		March 2005	select
Volume 28, Number 3	Outdoor Leader's Emotional Intelligence and Transformational Leadership	Aya Hayashi, Alan Ewert		March 2006	select
Volume 13, Number 2	Looking Back Before Stepping Forward: Lessons from the Open Education Reform Movement of the 1970's.	Barbara Maling.		August, 1990	select
Volume 24, Number 1	Outdoor Adventure Program Participation Impacts on Adolescent Self-Perception	Barry Garst, Ingrid Scheider, Dwayne Baker		Spring, 2001	select
Volume 19, Number 3	Enhancing Racial Understanding: A Class Visit to a Black University.	Barry O. Johnson, Nick L. Lund, Peter L. Kranz.		December 1996	select
Volume 23, Number 1	What's in a Good Life? Searching for Ethical Wisdom in the Wilderness	Baylor L. Johnson, Laura M. Fredrickson		June, 2000	select
Volume 25, Number 1	An Exploration of Differences and Perceptions of Difference Between Male and Female Challenge Course Instructors	Belinda Clemmensen		Spring, 2002	select
Volume 19, Number 2	Two Physical Education Teachers' Experience of Project Adventure.	Ben P. Dyson.		August 1996	select
Volume 6, Number 1	The Idea Notebook	Bert Cohen, Sherrod Reynolds.		Spring, 1983	select
Volume 8, Number 1	Are Good Teachers Born or Made? A Canadian Attempt at Teacher Midwifery.	Bert Horwood.		Spring, 1985	select
Volume 17, Number 1	The Ceremonial Elements of Non-Native Cultures.	Bert Horwood.		May, 1994	select
Volume 16, Number 1	Excerpts From the Kurt Hahn Address at the October 1992 AEE International Conference.	Bert Horwood.		May 1993	select
Volume 12, Number 2	Reflections on Reflection.	Bert Horwood.		Summer, 1989	select
Volume 9, Number 3	Shedding Light on Night Learning.	Bert Horwood.		Fall, 1986	select
Volume 6, Number 1	Southwestern Sojourn.	Bert Horwood.		Spring, 1983	select
Volume 14, Number 3	Tasting the Berries: Deep Ecology and Experiential Education.	Bert Horwood.		November, 1991	select
Volume 20, Number 1	Tips for Working With ADHD Students of All Ages	Beth Robelia		May, 1997	select
Volume 2, Number 1	Minimizing Legal Liability Risks.	Betty van der Smissen.		Spring, 1979	select
Volume 6, Number 2	The Effects of an Experiential Aerospace Program on Career Maturity	Bettye B. Burkhalter, James P. Curtis		Fall, 1983	select
Volume 8, Number 2	High Technology Offers Talented Handicapped Students a Place in the Future.	Bettye B. Burkhalter, James P. Curtis.		Summer, 1985	select
Volume 6, Number 1	A Short Course in the Melting Pot.	Bill Cuff, Tim Churchard.		Spring, 1983	select
Volume 17, Number 3	Experiential Perestroika: The Russia Project.	Bill Proudman, Alona Pavlova.		December, 1994	select
Volume 15, Number 2	What is Experiential Education? Experiential Education as Emotionally-Engaged Learning. Appears as part of the article ""What is Experiential Education?"" in The Theory of Experiential Education, 3rd edition**	Bill Proudman.		August, 1992	select
Volume 4, Number 2	Look To This Day	Bob Gillette		Fall, 1981	select
Volume 29, Number 1	Experiential Education in the Classroom and Academic Outcomes: for Those Who Want It All	Bob Ives, Kathryn Obenchain		July, 2006	select
Volume 6, Number 3	Adapting Foxfire to Special Populations.	Bob Palmateer.		Winter, 1983	select
Volume 12, Number 2	Reflection: A Process to Learn About Self through Outdoor Adventure.	Bob Stremba.		Summer, 1989	select
Volume 19, Number 3	The Enemy's Language: A Beginning Teacher's Experience.	Brenda McNeill.		December 1996	select
Volume 26, Number 1	The Rite of Passage and Outdoor Education: Critical Concerns for Effective Programming	Brent Bell		July, 2003	select
Volume 28, Number 1	Challenging Assumptions: Examining Fundamental Beliefs That Shape Challenge Course Programming and Research	Brent D. Wolfe, Diane M. Samdahl		July, 2005	select
Volume 29, Number 2	Participants' Perceptions of Communication During and After a One-Day Challenge Course Program	Brent D. Wolfe, John Dattilo		November, 2006	select
Volume 28, Number 3	SEER 2005 Abstract: Social Support Development and Wilderness Pre-orientation Experiences	Brent J. Bell		March 2006	select
Volume 29, Number 2	Wilderness Orientation: Exploring the Relationship Between College Preorientation Programs and Social Support	Brent J. Bell		November, 2006	select
Volume 2, Number 1	Roadblocks to Recognition: Issues for Nontraditional Degree Programs.	Brent W. Poppenhagen.		Spring, 1979	select
Volume 25, Number 1	Appropriate Benefits for Outdoor Programs Targeting Juvenile Male Offenders	Brett L. Bruyere		Spring, 2002	select
Volume 11, Number 1	Tips for Staff Training.	Brian Drypolcher, Dennis Jackson.		Spring, 1988	select
Volume 18, Number 3	Enhancing Environmental Experiences Through Effective Partnerships Among Teacher Educators, Field Study Centers and Schools.	Brian Ferry.		December 1995	select
Volume 29, Number 3	Adventure Camp Programs, Self-Concept, and Their Effects on Behavioral Problem Adolescents	Bruce A. Larson		March, 2007	select
Volume 5, Number 1	The Individual and Environment.	Bruce Elkin.		Spring, 1982	select
Volume 13, Number 3	Earth Education: Learning to Live More Lightly on the Earth.	Bruce Johnson.		November, 1990	select
Volume 10, Number 3	Wilderness Medicine - What It Is and Why We Need It.	Buck Tilton.		Fall, 1987	select