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Embry-Riddle Housing Options For Sophomores, Jacob Bauer, Rui Harrison, Liam Abraham, Cooper Goodnight

University Student Success UNIV 101

Purpose: To help you make an informed decision about where to live next year.

How are we going to achieve this: We will analyze the important characteristics of each dorm and compare them.

How we will analyze the characteristics: The book “ Student Learning in College Residence Halls : What Works, What Doesn't, and Why” by Gregory Blimling (2015) discusses the many factors that go into making a residence hall a great learning environment. We will use his findings.

Current Dorm/Wing Traditions, History, Global, And Political Science Department

1+7+5 Gallery: Wing Traditions

A small gallery of the 2021 dormitory and wing traditions at Taylor University. It served as the main document accompanying the gallery.

American Higher Education And The “Collegiate Way Of Living” (美国高等教育和 “学院制生活”), Robert J. O’Hara

Robert J. O’Hara

Institutions of higher education in the United States are remarkably diverse in their educational purposes, their organizational structure, and their architectural styles. But underlying all this diversity are two distinct historical models: the decentralized British “collegiate” model of university education, and the centralized Germanic university model. Early American higher education grew out of the British collegiate tradition and emphasized the comprehensive development of students’ intellect and character, while the Germanic university tradition, introduced in the late 1800s, shifted the focus to technical scholarship and research. The Germanic university model held sway for much of the twentieth century, but there is …

Perceived Effectiveness Of Hall Director Leadership Style On The Satisfaction Of Resident Assistants In Mississippi, Rheo Joelyn Avorice Morris

Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to ascertain which leadership style correlates most with RA satisfaction in residence halls at three public universities in Mississippi. When satisfied, RAs will be more efficient in their roles and this will transfer to students residing in the halls. As a result more students in the residence halls will become more satisfied with their living environment and residence hall experience. Schroeder and Mable (1994) have stated that residence halls lack strong internal direction and a solution to this problem is to encourage the development of effective leadership skills! Instead of addressing the lack of …

The Express: April 28, 2008, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2007-2008 (Volume 12)

What Would William Wilberforce do? Stop Slavery Now — Room Draw: Housing Options for On-Campus Students — The Aliens of Tipton County — Right to be Wrong: Tatoos — The Quake According to Bethany — My Right To Vote — The Church Has Left the Building — Beyond the Blog: The Evolution of Social Networks — Rockin’ Review: The Mill Cafe — Stephen Colbert: An American Laugh Track

The Express: April 13, 2007, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2006-2007 (Volume 11)

Greek Professor Retires — Housing Changes at Taylor — The Last Music Major — Cost of Education — Taylor Faculty: Masters of Mayhem? — Sometimes You Want to Go Where Everybody Uses a Different Name — In good Hands with Larry White — Does He Want to go by Andy or Andrew? Crimes of Fashion — Athlete Profile — How to Handle Transfer Students Properly

The Express: September 30, 2006, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2006-2007 (Volume 11)

Introducing Ramseyer Hall — New faculty in residence life and education department — Clean up the napkin board — Master of Business Administration: the other part of campus — Books, study rooms, live music, and dancing? — Dreher and Stine receive national fiction-writing recognition — A goal of national proportion — Would you skip a meal for soccer? — Returning Players

The Express: March 10, 2006, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2005-2006 (Volume 10)

Men’s basketball team wins national tournament — New Dorm Groundbreaking — TUFW professor named President-elect of science academy — Instructor Mallet says social work isn’t for the glamour — Student take J-term trip to Africa — Charley’s Aunt preview — TUFW professor earns philosophy doctorate from Ohio State — Sports Updates — Intramural Basketball

The Express: November 18, 2004, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2004-2005 (Volume 9)

Best-selling writer Jerry B. Jenkins speaks at TUFW — Pops ’N’ Pizza — Student speakers share at chapel — Last Things — Guest editorial: Shaken by God — Corrections — Top 5 Random Internet Flash Cartoon Picks — Tattoos stir controversy: is the taboo cultural or biblical? — Readin’, writin’, and rock ’n roll — Hausser living a good experience — Volunteers bring warmth to Taylor — TUFW Gem winners — An introduction to America’s northern neighbor, and Julia — MAC visits Windy City — Students mentor Angel Tree kids — Seldom Scenes: “Meet Joe Black” — Fun Thanksgiving Facts …

The Express: April 30, 2004, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2003-2004 (Volume 8)

Changes in store for residence halls and resident directors — Special luncheon held for scholarship recipients — Mediocrity and the pursuit of excellence do not mix — Ignorance brings forth comfort — The Express Index — Sam Bright: driven to succeed — Helpful Reminders — TTO closes curtain on first year — Atkins craze: why all the hype? — Fast Sports Facts — The Essential TUFW Sports Quiz Answer Key — Local pro teams offer entertaining times

The Express: December 13, 2003, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2003-2004 (Volume 8)

MLK Jr. Day: Ministry for reconciliation — Housing summit sums up men’s future housing options — Grace Notes — ’Tis the season for the cinema — The Express Index — Gyertson: His passions drive the direction of his presidency — Men’s basketball jumps into gear — The truth about campus health — The Top Ten

The Express: September 26, 2003, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2003-2004 (Volume 8)

Commuters contribute big to enrollment — SAC’s ‘80s Rollerskate Night — Festivities fill family weekend — Class elections 2003 approaching — Grace Notes — Freshman Guide to Popularity — The Express Index — Hudson navigates river of postmodernism — Three new resident directors spice up campus life — New soccer season brings new strategy — Women’s basketball team seeks new head coach — Volleyball team picks up the pace — The Top Ten

The Express: November 7, 2002, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2002-2003 (Volume 7)

TUFW students to serve Ft. Wayne — New Dorm Possibility — Boozell leads four-part women outreach program — Harvest Carnival reaches 700 people — My five minutes with Satan — Glances in the rearview mirror — The Express Index — The Glorious Burden: The life of a resident assistant — Cooking up a counseling program — Upcoming Events — Fresh recruits to bring exciting basketball seasons — Thebarge, Collins: The end of an era — The Top Ten

The Express: October 24, 2002, Taylor University Fort Wayne

2002-2003 (Volume 7)

Tawnia, Loretta: Lives fully devoted to Christ — TUFW Mac lab undergoes stylish, necessary updates — To Peoria, with love — Sympathy for Schultz Hall — Campus counselor takes joy in job — Uh…Koin-a-what? — Shelf reader or burger flipper — Collin looks to beat 105 record — Oakwood, Eagle’s Nest lead intramurals — The Top Ten

The Express: April 18, 2002, Taylor University

2001-2002 (Volume 6)

Large number of incoming freshman requires change in housing set-up — It’s spring! — Students return with lessons, souvenirs from mission trips — Seniors honored at Jr. Sr. banquet — A senior’s spring perspective — An appeal for campus safety — The Express Index — Where’d you get that tan? — There he is… Mr. TUFW! — In the days before Vice President Dr. Yost — Spring Event Calendar — Intramurals head to overtime — Indoor soccer team loses opener — TUFW baseball throws out first pitches of season — The Top Ten

The Grizzly, November 8, 2001, Cornota Harkins, Anne Antanavage '04, Sarah Napolitan, Christine Ginty, Susan Goll, Quinn Dinsmore, Christina Abreu, John Cicchetti, Sarah Ewald, Kelly Gray, Maureen Mower, Meghan Beck, Katie Lehman, Victoria Schienfeld, Fallon Szarko, Eric Fiero, Becky Borbidge

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Construction on Campus Continues as Scheduled • UC Leadership Scholars Attend Annual Halloween Concert • "An Evening with Alice Parker" a Musical Success • Peace Corps and City Year Representatives Speak About Careers in Common Good • Anthrax Vaccine at Center of Controversy • Opinions: Closed Courses and Wait Lists: Nightmares of Registration; Pop Goes the Quiz! • Gospel Choir Sings out for Peace, Prayer and Healing; Concert a Great Success • Judy Chicago is Coming! World-famous Artist to Visit Ursinus • Influenza Season is Upon Us • Comparative Prices on Museums • Self Protection Facts: What You Need to …

The Express: October 18, 2001, Taylor University

2001-2002 (Volume 6)

Plans in progress for Schultz’s future — Sex Talk to address student concerns — Dr. Hensley revisits Fort Wayne for Campus Visitation Day — Eighth annual Harvest Carnival approaching — Get your act together! — War: The maker of peace? — Taylor sports fans need to exhibit Christ-like sportsmanship — Wires in the walls, Games in the halls — My 8-bit Memories — Cell phones: The call to be cool? — Collins breaks record — Final regular season intramural numbers — Despite struggles, Lady falcons continue winning ways — Thompson suffers four broken bones in face

The Express: May 7, 1999, Taylor University Fort Wayne

1998-1999 (Volume 3)

TUFW to offer special self-defense course in fall — Gone are the April showers, here are the May flowers — Girls bid farewell to Schultz — Editorials — Express Index — Warning! Your virus is non-existent — True Review — Falcons reach .500 — Intramural Update — …And One

Taylor: A Magazine For Taylor University Alumni And Friends (Winter 1995), Taylor University

The Taylor Magazine (1963-Present)

The Winter 1995 edition of Taylor Magazine, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.

Effects Of High Proximity Living Accommodations On The Stress Levels And Self-Perceptions Of College Students Living In Residence Halls At Western Kentucky University, Aaron W. Hughey

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

Selected occupants of University residence hall rooms accommodating three students in a physical facility originally designed for only two occupants were compared to selected occupants of rooms accommodating two residents in a physical facility originally designed for two occupants. They were compared along two psychological dimensions: frustration (stress) and self-perception. Both groups responded to an instrument package consisting of The Student Life Event Questionnaire, The Self Perception Assessment, and The Frustration Assessment. These instruments were designed to measure relative stress levels and relative strengths of self-perception.

The returned instrument packages were scored and a comparison was made between the two …

The Grizzly, September 18, 1981, James Wilson, Tracy Neill, Carl Buck, Mark Angelo, Brian E. Kelley, Maria Pettineo, Gregg Lawson, Janet Wegman, Elizabeth P. Harp, Peggy Loughran, Karen L. Reese, Joseph Granahan, Jean Morrison, John Doyle, Paul Graeff, Richard P. Richter

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Thomas P. Glassmoyer Elected Board President • APO Retains Highest GPA Last Spring • Chemistry, Economics, History and English Departments Receive New Faculty • Forum Programs Now 'til Christmas • Editorial: Just Like the Good Old Days? • Message From the President: Play an Active Part • Evening in Photography Offered • Evening School Expands Computer Program • New Staff Appointments • Dr. Schultze Represents UC in Conference • UC Buying Up Main Street: New Off-Campus Housing • Anarchy in America: Let's Kill All the Lawyers • Decatur Follows Shakespeare to Germany • Electric Factory Does it Again • IFC …

The Grizzly, April 27, 1979, Brian Barlow, Jack Hauler, Joey Lazar, Gary Aaronson, E. Guenever Norris, Jennifer Bassett, John O'Neill, David Garner, Wesley Emmons

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Honorary Degrees Given to Speakers: College to Graduate 272 at Commencement • Anti-nuclear Crowd Rallies at Limerick • Middle States Visitation Completed • Grosh Wins Award • Comment: Defrost Frozen Rooms; No Deans in Quad; Pay for Wismer • Letters to the Editor: Wilson Rebutted; Why APO Won; Inaccuracy; Students' Fault; POD Responds; Clouser Revisited • Roving Reporter: Who Should be Ugly Man? • Security Change • Breakfast in America: Supertramp's Masterwork • Wismer Eggs Never Break • Well Flung Spring Fling • Men's Lacrosse Falls Hard • News in Brief: Espadas Receives Grant; College Hosts Prospectives; Zucker Premiers Composition …

The Grizzly, October 20, 1978, Jack Hauler, Ranelle Petrucelli, Jeffrey Plunkett, Lawrence Mroz, Donna L. Phillips, Richard W. Mcquillan, James Wilson, John Ingeholm, Brian Barlow, John O'Neill, Raymond Dougherty, Jennifer Bassett, Ken Rider

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Homecoming '78 Promises Color, Excitement • Judiciary Board Convicts Two • Shopping Center to Expand • On Personal Expression • Is Pledging All Fun and Games? • Ursinus' Financial Aid Structure • SFARC Repairs Damage Policy • Gallagher Explores Amish • Springsteen & Dylan: Poet Laureates or Veritable Zeros? • The World's Largest Hamburger • Paradise Lost: College Woods Gone Junkyard? • X-C: Dual Wins • Bears Fall Prey Again • Soccer Wins Five • News in Brief: Our New Look; Remember to Vote; Yom Kippur Celebration; Ursinus Announces Business Workshop; Library News Shorts

The Ursinus Weekly, October 17, 1968, Judy Schneider, Francis Galle, Pat Gonnella, Michael Stoner, Byron Jackson, Judith Earle, Jonathan Rumpf, Linda Richtmyre, Cheryl Hamlin, Paul Adams, Paul Sautter, Alan Novak, David Sears, Elizabeth Burns, John S. Picconi, Georgette Griffith, James Williams, Rudi Herman, Dane Dawson, Cris Crane, Kenneth Yorgey, James Deboy

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Fraternities hopeful as Homecoming approaches; Reigning Queen to be selected in regal runoff • Student teachers gain experience • Frosh elect officers; President sets goals • Curtain Club changes name to ProTheatre • Ryan Brothers highlights UC folk concert • Editorial: A matter of concern • On love and hate • "Coke culture to stay" Glenesk tells Forum • Letters • Dr. Byerly raps Greeks; Calls rushing "degrading" • Freshmen induction: Questionable success • Intruders in concert • Exchange column • Another view: Ursinus change • Opinion: Political commentary • Expansion necessitates dormitory renovations • SFARC minutes • Ursinus students …

The Ursinus Weekly, April 11, 1968, Judy Schneider, Frederick Jacob, Byron Jackson, Lance Diskan

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Campus Chest drive scheduled for April 17-27 to support local and international charity appeals • Scott Pierce fund to sponsor concert during IF weekend • Cub & Key Society inducts seven Ursinus juniors • Matchmaker cast set for Spring production • Memorandum • Editorial • Letters to the editor • Protests, opinions and things • Potpourri of activities highlights Campus Chest drive: Campus Chest features psychedelic light show; Student-faculty show portrays college life; KD spaghetti dinner; It's carnival time; Try your strength; In person, Bonnie & Clyde; Need a maid?; Wanted: strong laps; Need an A in CMP?; Costume catastrophe; …

The Ursinus Weekly, October 12, 1967, Herbert C. Smith, Timothy C. Coyne, Byron Jackson, Gilbert Louis Page, Frederick Jacob

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Pulitzer winner speaks on economic insight • Students elect USGA committee to co-ordinate students, faculty • Tragedy shocks students; Death of senior mourned • Class officers elected; Frosh choose leaders • Chi Alpha sets program plans • UC freshman tops Curtain Club's cast • Editorial • A hall is not a home • Radio-free Canada • A modest proposal, a satire: For preventing dissent and resentment on the Ursinus campus, and for increasing unity of thought • Poker flats open amid dissent; Latest in do-it-yourself dorms • Rebirth of learning anticipated: Fine arts added to curriculum • WRUC goes AM-FM, …

The Ursinus Weekly, September 28, 1967, Herbert C. Smith, Byron Jackson, Lawrence Romane, Frederick Jacob

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Four new instructors added to language • Dorm fiasco creates problems; Seniors lose top priority rooms • Committee announces Parents' Day program • Miss Congeniality title awarded to Betsy Miller in beauty pageant • Baum exhibits local artistry • Frosh learn customs under CCC guidance • Summer election fills ranks with new Board members • Editorial • The Anti-death league • When push comes to shove • In retrospect: Our past editor speaks out • Elegy to a country campus • Student shortage threatens U.C.: Private colleges face danger • Smoke clouds marijuana issue • Soul Brothers and somethin' kinda …

The Ursinus Weekly, April 6, 1967, Herbert C. Smith, Judy Schneider, Gene Searfoss, Byron Jackson

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Campus Chest drive '67 sponsors new activities, revives old traditions: Handicapped find home; War & orphans; Retarded benefit; Penny bear; Fashion show • U.C. Happening • Murray braves ban, speaks to students • Men's quad rises for Fall occupancy • Ruby appoints editors, staff • U.C. introduces fine arts • Editorial • Reflections on Vietnam • Hunger, thirst and sex • Letters to the editor: Alumni, poet, students protest Helfferich's decisions • Mag Men: "Soul" sound success • Pledging time at U.C. • The Ursinus establishment: Alienation from reality • More Campus Chest: Jessie Royer-Greaves founder of school; Children receive …

The Ursinus Weekly, April 25, 1966, Lawrence Romane, Mort Kersey, Gary Mcclellan

Ursinus Weekly Newspaper, 1902-1978

Y off campus weekend food, parlay, fun • Spring festival leads announced for musical play • Student faculty show reveals hidden talents • Society honors S. Ross Doughty with scholarship • Seniors honored • Foreign service officer discusses possibilities of jobs overseas • Birth control panel discusses issues • 1966 orientation planned • Editorial: Apathetic students engarde • Weekly issue "a farce" • Frat officers find pledging "very important for all": Pledging masters, brothers defend old traditions • 942 Main, showplace of UC, dazzles still another applicant • Lacrosse team wins openers • Baseball team splits first six contests, but …