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Residence Hall Proximity to Foreign Students as an Influence on Selected Attitudes and Behaviors of American College Students.
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Marion, Paul B., Jr.; Stafford, Thomas H., Jr. – Journal of College and University Student Housing, 1980
These studies conducted before and after implementation of an international residence program indicate the proximity of American students to foreign students in conventional residence halls. International halls encourage cross-cultural interaction and interest in international activities. (NRB)
Descriptors: College Students, Cultural Exchange, Cultural Interrelationships, Dormitories
Contact with Foreign Students as an Influence on Selected Attitudes of American College Students: Research and Implications.
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Marion, Paul B.; Stafford, Thomas H., Jr. – 1975
A study was conducted at North Carolina State University in the Spring of 1975 to investigate the relationship between residence hall proximity to foreign students and the following variables for American students: international attitudes, international activities, and interaction with foreign students. Of the 508 American students who…
Descriptors: College Students, Dormitories, Foreign Students, Higher Education
Coed and Single Sex Living Environments: A Study of Changes in Attitudes, Activities, and Interaction for Students at NCSU.
Dailey, Dianne; Stafford, Thomas H., Jr. – 1975
A study was conducted at North Carolina State University to evaluate coed residence halls. The study objectives were to compare changes in the following variables for coed residents with those for residents of single sex halls: self-confidence, participation in campus and residence hall activities, perceived personal development in relationships…
Descriptors: Coeducation, College Housing, College Students, Dormitories
Commuting Versus Resident Freshmen at NCSU.
Stafford, Thomas H., Jr.; Pate, Nancy D. – 1979
A North Carolina State University study compared college freshmen who lived in campus residence halls, off-campus with their parents, and off-campus but not with their parents. Changes during the freshman year were compared on the following areas: educational goals, career plans and goals, political views, opinions on college-related issues,…
Descriptors: Career Planning, College Freshmen, College Housing, Commuting Students