Design, Implementation and Evaluation
Dr. Maggie Daniels has conducted fieldwork and research for local and national agencies in the areas of event management, tourism policy and destination promotion as pertaining to local economic development. Recent projects that Maggie has worked on include the following:
- Public Comment Analysis on the National Mall Plan Alternatives and Socioeconomic Impacts Analysis (2008)
- A Participant Observation Study of the National Independence Day Celebration Services and Facilities (2007)
- A Participant Observation Study of the Cherry Blossom Festival Services and Facilities (2007)
- Qualitative Analysis of Public Comments on the National Mall & Memorial Parks Management Plan (2007)
- Smithsonian Institution’s National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: An Analysis of Visitor Satisfaction, Involvement and Exhibit Preferences (2006-2007)
- Space Day at the National Air and Space Museum’s Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: An Analysis of Visitor Feedback (2006)
- Tourism Development at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center: An Analysis of Programs and Promotion (2005)
- Celebrate Fairfax: Analysis of Visitor Expenditure and Motivation Patterns (2004)
- Tourism Development in Fairfax County, Virginia: An Analysis of Supply Resources (2004)
- The Impact of the Carolinas Golf Association Senior Amateur Championship (2002)
- The Impact of the Soccer Six National Championships (2002)
- The Impact of the Colonial Cup Horse Races (2002)
- The Impact of the Cooper River Bridge Run (2001)
- The Impact of the NSA Girls Fastpitch World Series (2001) The Impact of the Palmetto Tennis Championships (2001)
- The Impact of the Southeast Regional Championship Regatta (2001)
- The Impact of the MCI Classic – The Heritage of Golf (1999)