Prof Jim McLennan

Prof Jim McLennan
Project Leader

Jim McLennan is based at La Trobe University.

Publications authored

2012

Issues in Community Bushfire Safety: Analyses of Interviews Conducted by the 2009 Victorian Bushfires Research Task Force
McLennan J, Elliott G, Omodei M
Report

2011

Bushfire Survival-Related Decision Making: What the Stress and Performance Research Literature Tells Us
McLennan J, Elliott G, Omodei M, McNeill I, Dunlop PD, Suss J
Conference Proceedings

Capturing Community Members’ Bushfire Experiences: The Lake Clifton (WA) Fire
Dunlop PD, McLennan J, Elliott G, Kelly L, Riseborough K, Tyler M, Fairbrother P
Conference Proceedings

Community Members' Decision Making Under the Stress of Imminent Bushfire Threat - Murrindindi Fire
McLennan J, Elliott G
Report

What Applied Social Psychology Theories Might Contribute to Community Bushfire Safety Research After Victoria's “Black Saturday”
Beatson R, McLennan J
Journal Article

2010

Work-family conflict and crossover in volunteer emergency service workers
Cowlishaw S, Evans L, McLennan J
Journal Article

Work-family conflict and crossover in volunteer emergency service workers
Cowlishaw S, Evans L, McLennan J
Journal Article

2009

Age and Motivations to Become an Australian Volunteer Firefighter
McLennan J, Birch A
Journal Article

Impacts of emergency service volunteering on family members and relationships: Integrating work-family conflict and crossover models in the volunteer emergency services
Cowlishaw S, Evans L, McLennan J
Journal Article

Maintaining Volunteer Firefighter Numbers:Adding value to the retention coin
McLennan J, Birch A, Cowlishaw S, Hayes P
Journal Article

The balance between volunteer work and family roles: Testing a theoretical model of work-family conflict in the volunteer emergency services
Cowlishaw S, Evans L, McLennan J
Journal Article

2008

Families of rural volunteer firefighters
Cowlishaw S, Evans L, McLennan J
Journal Article

Save that brigade! Recruiting and retaining fire service volunteers to protect your community
McLennan J, Birch A, Cowlishaw S, Suss J
Journal Article

Volunteer firefighting and family life: An organisational perspective on conflict between volunteer and family roles
Cowlishaw S, McLennan J, Evans L
Journal Article

Why Would You Do It? Age and Motivation to Become a Fire Service Volunteer
McLennan J, Birch A
Journal Article

Blog posts

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Project Leader

Resources credited

FireNote

Applying social psychology to community bushfire safety

Checklist items for researchers: Householder preparations for bushfires

Competing Demands for Volunteers

Householders' Survival Decisions Under Threat of Bushfire

Keeping your recruits - boosting volunteer retention

Recruiting and retaining women fire service volunteers

Poster

Better brigade leadership enhances retention of volunteers

Civilian Decision Making Under Stress: Use of Fire Agency Web-Sites on Black Saturday

Couple’s Decision-Making About Forming a Bushfire Plan

Emergency services volunteering VS family life

Impact of firefighting on the families of volunteers

Impacts of emergency service volunteering on volunteer families

Recruiting and retaining Australia's volunteer firefighters

The availability of potential volunteers in communities in regional NSW

Understanding community members' survival related decision - making during bushfires

Volunteer firefighting: a suitable job for a woman?

Volunteer numbers and member tracking survey

Volunteer work and life balance: Recommendations for Emergency Service agencies

Volunteerism Findings

Volunteerism: Facing the Challenge

Why do firefighters sometimes make unsafe decisions?

Why do they volunteer? Research into reasons for becoming a volunteer firefighter

Presentation

Capturing Community Members’ Bushfire Experiences: The Lake Clifton (WA) Fire

Staying Safe Before, During, and After a Bushfire

When Residents Come Under Imminent Wildfire Threat - Human Dimensions Conference 2012

Research Report

Checklist Items For Researchers: Householder Preparations For Bushfires

Focus Groups with TFS Brigade Chiefs on the Leadership Development Needs of Brigades

Lake Clifton Fire 10 January 2011: Field Interview Task Force Report-Community Bushfire Safety

Main Report - Volunteer Leadership Development Survey

RECRUITING AND RETAINING VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTERS IN AUSTRALASIA AN INTEGRATIVE SUMMARY OF RESEARCH

TFS Volunteer Leadership Development Project Final Report

TFS Volunteer Leadership Development Project Report #1 -Interviews with senior staff; focus groups with volunteers

Understanding community bushfire safety issues from social psychological perspectives

Product

Human Factors Interview Protocol (HFIP)