Patti Ann Freeman
Department Chair
Recreation Management and Youth Leadership, Department of
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Office: W451 TNRB
Phone: 801-422-1286
Email: patti_freeman@byu.edu
Expertise:
- Backpacking
- Facilitation
- Family Recreation
- Leadership Development
- Outdoor Recreation
- Processing
- Qualitative Research
- Quantitative Research
- Winter Camping
- My research focuses on the leisure experiences of mothers and fathers, the role of leisure in family functioning, and characteristics of experiential learning that lead to meaningful experiences.
- PHD, HUMAN PERFORMANCE, INDIANA UNIV BLOOMINGTON, 1993
- MS, RECREATION ADMINISTRATION, WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIV, 1990
- BS, REC MANAGEMENT & YOUTH LEADERS, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY, 1988
- Family Recreation - Primary
- Leisure Services Management - Primary
- "Family Leisure Involvement and Family Functioning In Samoa," Abstracts from the 2008 Leisure Research Symposium Pages 57 - 59, October, 2008
- "Nonresident fathers leisure patterns during parenting time with their children.," Fathering Volume six, Pages 205-225, July, 2008
- "A call for theory: Moving leisure research beyond description.," Abstracts from the 2007 Symposium on Leisure Research Pages 212-216, October, 2007
- "An examination of family skiing and its relationship to family functioning.," Abstracts from the 2007Symposium on Leisure Research Pages 45-46, October, 2007
- "Family Deepening: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Experience of Families Who Participate in Service Expeditions.," Journal of Leisure Research Volume 39, Issue 3, Pages 438-458, July, 2007
- "Rituals and Relationships: Examining the Relationship between Family of Origin Rituals and Young Adult Attachment," Journal of Marriage and Family Volume 42, Issue 1, Pages 5-28, January, 2007
Teaching
- Professor, Brigham Young University, 1999
- Assistant Professor, University of Utah, 1997-1999
- Assistant Professor, Murray State University, 1993-1997
- Honored Faculty Lecture , College of Health and Human Performance , 2007
- Excellence in Teaching , College of Health and Human Performance , 2006