Jasmine Goodnow, PhD

Associate Professor, RML Program Coordinator

About

Degree

Ph.D. and M.S. University of Utah 

B.S. Brigham Young University

Current Courses

RECR 261 Inclusive Recreation Leadership

RECR 275 Professional Practicum & Seminar

RECR 276 Program Leadership

RECR 279 Introduction to Sustainable Tourism

RECR 373 Recreation Programming

RECR 379 Tourism Planning and Development

RECR 397 Community Recreation

RECR 337B Costa Rica Eco-Adventure

RECR 480 Leisure and Society

RECR 479 Mindful and Ethical Tourism

 

Areas of Interest  

Research interests include the study of traveling for self-discovery and insight through the construction of liminality; sustainable tourism as a tool for cultural empowerment, local economic catalyst, and environmental conservation

 

Faculty Research Interests

Dr. Goodnow's research focuses on transformational travel and the construction of liminality, and microadventure as a form of sacred, inclusive, and sustainable travel.

Selected Publications

Mackenzie, S. & Goodnow, J. (2020). Adventure in the age of COVID-19: Embracing microadventures and locavism in a post-pandemic world. Leisure Sciences, DOI: 10.1080/01490400.2020.1773984

Goodnow, J. & Bordoloi, S. (2017). Travel and insight on the limen: A content analysis of adventure travel narratives. Tourism Review International, 21(3).

Goodnow, J. & Bloom, K. (2017). When is journey sacred? Exploring twelve properties of the sacred. International Journal of Religious Tourism and Pilgrimage, 5(2), 9-16.

Bloom, K. & Goodnow, J. (2013). Insight and the travel experience: An exploration into the contributions of liminality. Journal of Travel and Tourism Research (Online), 13: ½, 143-157.