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    Commuter students are becoming the dominant group on campus and are still considered to be non-traditional. Commuters are complex and represent a diverse group of students in higher education Due to the variations in commuter student populations, it is important for each institution to study its commuters, and to use that information to guide policy and programs, instead of basing decisions on data collected nationwide or at a particular institution (Weiss, 2014). There was limited research done…

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    We Don’t Need Guns on College Campus, is an editorial written by USA Today (2015), justifying why college campuses should be free of any firearms. In the editorial, the writers use several tactics to encourage the readers to thinking more about concealed weapons on campus and how it could be bad. The writers bring up past legislations that have failed to pass to show that there are other people, who are in power, who do not support concealed weapon carry, they also give examples of shootings…

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    Increasing the admissions of people of color is a step towards diversifying a college campus. Applying the addition of different, rich cultures on into the curriculum on campus will further increase the understanding of each student’s unique qualities. Aside from bringing students from different racial and ethnic backgrounds together, campuses have a duty to provide stimulating courses covering historical, cultural, and social bases of diversity and community. Faculty and administration must…

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    the green heron is a common specie in New England, but it is not frequency spotted on the campus of University of Massachusetts (UMass) because there is too much human and wildlife interaction for such a solidary bird, like the green heron. There is a lot of disturbance and loss of wetland forested areas that destroys the ideal habitat for a green heron. Here are a few management plans that can be used on campus to improve the habitat. First, UMass should not construct new buildings that are…

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    One of these would be to organize a philanthropy event that involved the Interfraternity Council, the National Pan-Hellenic Council, and the Panhellenic Council. Ole Miss has a huge greek life and if greek life was less discriminatory, the campus would in turn be more inclusive. The American Psychological Association says that “groups that integrate talents, experience, backgrounds, and perspectives are more likely [to be successful]” (APA). By creating a philanthropic event that incorporated…

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    Essay On Armed Security

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    individual, you will need another armed individual to successfully achieve that. Armed security guards will help disarm anyone that becomes a threat on campus. Not only will armed security help reduce the number of crimes, but it will also reduce the number of bullying and fighting. During night hours, it can be dangerous for people to walk around campus alone. They can be attacked or witness a fight and not know how to stop it. During such incidents, security will be available to handle a…

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    It’s another busy day at the Student Union, a bustling central hub on the SDSU campus. Although overcast and gloomy, it’s just as hectic as usual; students and faculty rushing in and out of rooms, as others lounge on the patio chairs. On the 2nd floor of the Union, in the Goodfriend Lounge, a student mother walks out of the lactation room, having just used the facility to pump breast milk. Another mother hurries in immediately afterward, knowing that she has to make the most of her 30-minute…

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    Smoking In College

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    One tip suggested including smokers in the write-up of the campus policy. This ensures that all voices are heard, and an inclusive environment is promoted. A well thought out plan should take finding partnerships into consideration. Widener partnered with Independence Blue Cross to offer students education in cessation. Also, the smoking policy should be promoted as a movement towards the well-being of the campus by not only encouraging smokers to quit, but by promoting healthy eating habits and…

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    Deltas Case Study

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    the Delta Commons feel like at the University of South Alabama. The Deltas are the oldest living accommodation on campus since the University was founded. Originally there had been six Delta buildings but due lack of maintenance, the removal of Delta 1 and 2 have affected campus greatly in living accommodations for students on campus. The Deltas only provide a home to students on campus, but it fails to meet the needs of some living accommodations. A lack of space makes it very inconvenient for…

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    Oklahoma State University takes extensive measures to ensure each student is knowledgeable about campus rules and safety. The Student Code of Conduct informs students of the behavior a person must uphold at Oklahoma State University. These rules should not be taken lightly, and each individual should abide by these rules. The students are held to a high standard that will later I can personally incorporate these concepts into my daily college life by always thinking about the consequences of my…

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