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With 3 dissertation chapters written and behind me, and data analysis and writing continuing, I'm looking forward to attending the Canadian Conference on Leisure Research at Dalhousie University in Halifax (May 20-23, 2014). I'll be presenting a paper entitled " Re-Conceptualizing Serious Leisure: Defining Leisure as Experience in Everyday Life". I'm very excited to meet a whole new group of researchers and learn about different ways of looking at leisure information behaviours!
I'm excited to announce that my dissertation, "Words to Live By: How Experience Shapes our Information World at Work, Play and in Everyday Life" has been awarded the 2016 Association for Library Scien
My thesis is now published within the Scholarship@Western Electronic Thesis and Dissertation Repository. Click the link below to download a copy. http://ir.lib.uwo.ca/etd/2722 Many thanks to my ex
For anyone waiting with baited breath, I've just posted the table of contents and chapter 1 of my dissertation under the heading "Do/Education". A full copy of my dissertation will be soon available f