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December 15, 2014 By Anacapri Mauro

Digging in Deeper: Intensive Research

For our intensive research, we focused on word choice and what that might convey about the opinions one might have regarding. We thought that by looking at the words the Federation of Western Outdoor Club was using in it’s publications Outdoors West, we could get a better idea of how their ideas surrounding wilderness and conservation […]

Setting the Stage: Initial Research

December 8, 2014 By Kara Scherer

Setting the Stage: Initial Research

To begin our research, we read FWOC’s website. There wasn’t much to look at, as FWOC has not focused much on developing their social media interactions. We decided that in order to get a better idea of what FWOC was, we needed to figure out what kind of people were in its member organizations. From […]

Actor-Network Theory Diagram

December 1, 2014 By Kara Scherer

Actor-Network Theory Diagram

By: Myles Bridgewater-Jackman, AnaCapri Mauro, and Kara Scherer In creating our mind map we first identified the four main actors pertinent to the revitalization of the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs: the Federation itself, perceptions, non-members, and demographics. FWOC produces the biannually distributed newsletter Outdoors West that details their resolutions as an organization. These resolutions […]

Generational Perceptions of Wilderness

November 10, 2014 By Kara Scherer

Generational Perceptions of Wilderness

In creating our framing questions, focus questions, and potential tools for analysis, we ran into several roadblocks. We started by trying to craft our framing question and became stuck in the object of wilderness and connecting it to our greater project as a whole. When we approached the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs website, we […]

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