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Piper, Terry D. – Journal of College and University Student Housing, 1988
Examined physical and social factors that may contribute to occupancy of graduate residence halls. Surveyed 85 residents of three graduate residence halls. Data suggest that convenience to class/campus and a private room are primary factors influencing student occupancy. Other contributing, but less important, factors included safety, academic…
Descriptors: Dormitories, Environment, Graduate Students, Higher Education

MacKay, Kathleen Ann – Journal of College and University Student Housing, 1980
The Association of College and University Housing Officers Internship Program provides an opportunity for graduate students to gain experience in the fields of college and university housing and residential life. Application, selection, remuneration, and other benefits of the program are discussed and the program is evaluated. (Author/BEF)
Descriptors: College Housing, Dormitories, Graduate Students, Group Experience
Nasar, Jack L.; And Others – 1984
Two studies of graduate students living in a 13-story dormitory examined the effects of natural lighting, usable space, sex, culture, and floor height on perceptions of spaciousness, personalization of space, crowding, and lightness. Previous research had indicated differences between males and females in this area, but had not considered cultural…
Descriptors: Crowding, Cultural Differences, Dormitories, Females
Hutchins, David E.; And Others – Journal of College Student Personnel, 1976
Undergraduate student head residents and professionally trained (master's degree) head residents were compared in performance on interpersonal and administrative behaviors, judged by resident assistants and student personnel administrators. Results indicate employing undergraduate head residents may be an appropriate alternative to professionally…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Dormitories, Graduate Students, Helping Relationship