THIS STUDY WAS UNDERTAKEN TO AID IN THE SELECTION OF A MORE SUITABLE SITE FOR THE KAUAI COMMUNITY COLLEGE. FOURTEEN SITES FULFILLED THE GENERAL SIZE, ENVIRONMENT AND ADATABILITY REQUIREMENTS. THE SCREENING CRITERIA APPLIED TO THESE SITES WERE ACCESSIBILITY, ENVIRONMENT, ECONOMY IN DEVELOPMENT, AND POSSIBILITY FOR FUTURE EXPANSION. THE RECOMMENDED…

THE CREATION OF A DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTUS FOR THE GROWTH OF A PERMANENT CAMPUS FOR THE OKLAOOSA-WALTON JUNIOR COLLEGE IS DESCRIBED. FACILITY REQUIREMENTS WERE INFLUENCED BY AN ANALYSIS OF FACTORS RELATED TO PRESENT AND PROJECTED ENROLLMENTS. FACTORS INCLUDED THE NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN PRESENT AND PROJECTED DEGREE PROGRAMS AND A POPULATION PROJECTION…

The design of Santa Fe Junior College is examined, beginning with the development of an educational philosophy. Subsequent design decisions are based largely upon this philosophy which emphasizes the development of the individual student and the fulfillment of his needs. Further, the need for flexibility is recognized and is an important aspect of…

The designer of a modern community college must concomitantly meet the needs of those who expect a college to fit their traditional perceptions of a suitable physical plan, and not repel the great numbers of nontraditional students the community college is expected to serve. Many community colleges have been built as an uneasy compromise between…