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Gebauer, Richie; Smith, Courtney; Filling-Brown, Michelle; Groves, Laura; Watterson, Nancy; Mace, Darryl; Filippone, Anne; Gordon, Maya – Journal of College and University Student Housing, 2022
Learning community programs, like many other forms of higher education, are at risk from the effects of financial constraints, systemic racism, and pressures from outside constituents that are forcing institutional leaders to face difficult decisions that result in cutting budgets and closing programs. During these tumultuous times, learning…
Descriptors: Theory Practice Relationship, Living Learning Centers, Academic Persistence, Decision Making
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Pursehouse, Clive – New Directions for Student Services, 2012
Residential life, housing, and dining operations have the potential to touch all students by integrating sustainability issues into all operations. There are numerous ways that sustainable practices are enacted in campus housing and dining. Although faculty and staff in academic affairs may look strategically at how sustainability can be…
Descriptors: College Housing, Dining Facilities, Sustainability, College Students
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Salmen, John P. S. – New Directions for Student Services, 2011
Universal design (UD) can play a role in many aspects of academic life and is often thought of in the context of learning. However, this chapter focuses on the impact of UD on the design of facilities in a university or campus setting. Universal design has the potential for transforming universities into truly egalitarian institutions that…
Descriptors: Educational Facilities Design, Accessibility (for Disabled), Federal Legislation, Compliance (Legal)
D'Allegro, Mary-Lou; Paff, Lolita A. – Association for Institutional Research (NJ1), 2010
Most economic impact studies are prepared by external consultants at significant cost to an individual college, a higher education state system, or a set of institutions with similar Carnegie Classifications. This case study provides a detailed framework that academic institutions may use to derive economic impact estimates without hiring external…
Descriptors: Economic Impact, Counties, Case Studies, Higher Education
Supiano, Beckie – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008
Leaders at Indiana University of Pennsylvania had heard the horror stories: Students would be accepted here, visit the campus, take one look at the outdated dormitories, and decide to go someplace else. Something had to be done. So they made the bold move to replace all student housing, bed for bed--at a cost of $270-million. The public university…
Descriptors: Dormitories, College Housing, Student Recruitment, Living Learning Centers
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Powers, Elia – Planning for Higher Education, 2007
When it comes to college towns and neighborhoods near urban campuses, quaint will not cut it anymore. An increasing number of institutions are finding ways--directly or indirectly--to promote a mix of commercial and residential development just beyond their borders that they hope will lure students and faculty. This article discusses how…
Descriptors: Municipalities, School Community Relationship, Colleges, Urban Areas