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Campus Planners' Preferences For Residence Hall Project Delivery Methods, Paul E. Riel
Campus Planners' Preferences For Residence Hall Project Delivery Methods, Paul E. Riel
UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations
This research determined the preferred project delivery method utilized by campus planners when building student housing on a university campus. Four key performance indicators were also evaluated to determine if they influenced the campus planner to select a particular project delivery method. The four key performance indicators were: owner input, cost, safety, and on-time completion. Campus planners identified though the Society for Campus and University Planners (SCUP), were invited to participate in this survey research method. Five research questions were explored in this study. They were:
1. What is the preferred project delivery method (PDM) when building a residence hall …
Facility Matters: The Perception Of Academic Deans Regarding The Role Of Facilities In Higher Education, Wallace Harris
Facility Matters: The Perception Of Academic Deans Regarding The Role Of Facilities In Higher Education, Wallace Harris
UNF Graduate Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to examine how academic deans perceived the characteristics of facility built environment and its impact on learning in higher education. Q methodology was used as the means to explore the subjective opinions of academic deans within the State of Florida regarding the facility built environment’s impact on learning in higher education. For this Q study, the concourse statements were the result of communications taken from the subject literature and participant responses to this study’s online concourse questionnaire. The resulting 32 item Q sample was sorted online by 43 academic deans, associate and assistant deans. …
Community Facilities: Colleges And Universities, Jacksonville-Duval Area Planning Board
Community Facilities: Colleges And Universities, Jacksonville-Duval Area Planning Board
Jacksonville and Duval Co. Miscellaneous
This is a report on higher education in Jacksonville. The main topics covered are: the educational attainment of Jacksonville's populace; a description of the institutions of higher learning in the area; the proposed new state university in Jacksonville; future needs and recommendations for higher education. May, 1969. PALMM.