Journal of Interpretation Research
The purposes of the Journal of Interpretation Research are to communicate original empirical research dealing with interpretation and to provide a forum for scholarly discourse about issues facing the profession of interpretation. Articles should strive to link research with practice.
The Journal of Interpretation Research takes a broad view of the field of interpretation and publishes manuscripts from a wide-range of academic disciplines. The primary criteria for deeming a manuscript appropriate for the Journal are whether it adds to the current state-of-knowledge for practitioners, researchers, academics, or administrators who work in the field of interpretation.
The Journal of Interpretation Research is published by the National Association for Interpretation, the preeminent professional association representing the heritage interpretation profession.
| Robert B. Powell | Clemson University, USA |
| Marc J. Stern | Virginia Tech, USA |
| Theresa Coble | University of Missouri - St. Louis, USA |
| Jim Covel | Monterey Bay Aquarium, Monterey, CA |
| Sam Ham | University of Idaho, USA |
| Carolyn Ward | Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, Asheville, NC, USA |
| Betty Weiler | Southern Cross University, Australia |
| Robert Bixler | Clemson University, USA |
| Rosemary Black | Charles Sturt University, Australia |
| Julie Ernst | University of Minnesota Duluth, USA |
| Myron F. Floyd | North Carolina State University, USA |
| Jon Kohl | PUP Global Heritage Consortium, Costa Rica |
| Brenda Lackey | University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point, USA |
| Luisa Massarani | Brazilian Institute of Public Communication of Science and Technology, Brazil |
| Mark Morgan | University of Missouri, Columbia, USA |
| Jeff Skibins | East Carolina University, USA |
| Dave Smaldone | West Virginia University, USA |
| Martin Storksdieck | Oregon State University, USA |
| Derrick Taff | The Pennsylvania State University, USA |
| Gail Vander Stoep | Michigan State University, USA |
| John A. Veverka | Veverka & Associates; The Heritage Interpretation Training Center, USA |