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Williamson, W. J. – 1972
This report presents a detailed analysis of the recreational space at the University of Alberta. The recreational facilities were assessed according to the use and satisfaction of facilities as stated by the students surveyed in a space facilities questionnaire, perceived needs as stated by the students, and discrepancies between existing…
Descriptors: College Students, Commuting Students, Facilities, Higher Education
Brunt, Judy; Williamson, W. J. – 1972
The use of on-campus areas for study purposes by students at the University of Alberta were investigated. Study facilities were assessed according to: use and satisfaction of existing facilities, needs as stated by the students for study areas, discrepancies between the existing facilities and the type of facility the students feel they need.…
Descriptors: College Students, Commuting Students, Educational Facilities, Higher Education
Williamson, W. J. – 1972
This report presents an analysis of the free time on campus utilization of lounging space at the University of Alberta. Data were collected by a questionnaire limited to student life outside of the instruction time. Results indicated: (1) next to student study, lounging space is the most important informal time need; (2) students from many…
Descriptors: College Students, Commuting Students, Facilities, Higher Education
Williamson, W. J.; And Others – 1972
This report presents a detailed analysis of the food facilities at the University of Alberta. Emphasis is placed on the three main supplies of food: the peak production of cafeterias at meal times, the snack facilities, and vending machines. Study results indicate: (1) extensive use of the students' union building cafeterias; (2) reported use of…
Descriptors: College Students, Commuting Students, Dining Facilities, Facilities
Williamson, W. J. – 1971
The patterns of time and transportation means adopted by the students and staff of the University of Alberta who commute from their residence to campus each week day are reviewed in an effort to assist in the University Long Range Development Plan. Emphasis is placed in the patterns in university commuting and the physical and behavioral aspects…
Descriptors: Commuting Students, Facilities, Higher Education, Parking Controls