Dr Meghan L Muldoon
Meghan Muldoon is an assistant professor in the School of Community Resources & Development at Arizona State University now working at Hainan University — Arizona State University Joint International Tourism College in Hainan, China.
Dr Muldoon obtained her PhD from the Department of Recreation & Leisure Studies at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. Her research interests include liminal touristic encounters, postcolonialism, tourism and poverty, feminisms, and arts-based methodologies. A qualitative researcher with a growing international reputation in the field of critical tourism studies, Meghan has passion for travel, camping, and crossword puzzles.
Meghan has also written for The “Good Tourism” Blog.
Sierra Leone changed my life. It was 2011. My friend Su was working in Freetown. Christina, Heather, and I decided to visit her in November of that year. November is the worst month to live in Vancouver. Being pretty broke at the time, we took a bus down to the airport in Seattle — flights are cheaper in the […]
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