His Wildland planning procedures with emphasis on recreational land use in ... 1957.

His Tourism--principles, practices, philosophies, 1984: CIP t.p. (Robert W. McIntosh; Michigan State Univ.)

Recruiting and training employees in the service industries, 1972: page 1 (Robert W. McIntosh; extension specialist, tourism and recreation and Professor of Hotel, Restaurant and, Institutional Management)

Ninety-first annual commencement Michigan State College, June 5, 1949: page 43 (Robert Woodrow Mcintosh; master of science, Conservation, East Lansing [home town]) http://spartanhistory.kora.matrix.msu.edu/files/1/4/1-4-11CF-54-S201_1949.pdf

FamilySearch webpage, viewed April 12, 2021: Robert Woodrow McIntosh (Robert Woodrow McIntosh, September 4, 1917-March 17, 2013, b. Manistee, Michigan. d. Wahiawä, Oahu, Honolulu, Hawaii) https://ancestors.familysearch.org/en/9H67-9V4/robert-woodrow-mcintosh-1917-2013

International Academy for the Study of Tourism website, viewd April 12, 2021: in memoriam page (Robert W. McIntosh, September 4, 1917-March 17, 2013; economist, extension specialist, author, professor, consultant, and world-renowned authority on tourism; education: Michigan State University (bachelor's degree in agricultural economics, 1940; master's degree in conservation and resource development), University of Michigan (Ph. D., conservation, 1956)) http://www.tourismscholars.org/memoriam_mcintosh.php

OCLC, April 12, 2021 (access points: McIntosh, Robert Woodrow, 1917-; McIntosh, Robert W.; McIntosh, R. W., McIntosh, Robert Woodrow; McIntosh, Robert W. 1917- ; usage: Robert W. McIntosh, Robert McIntosh, Robert Woodrow McIntosh, R.W. McIntosh)