How Attitudes and Perceptions Can Influence Policy Changes
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2007-05-04
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Town-gown relations have a very large impact on the student experience at Duke University. The overall college experience is not based solely on academics, but also on the social and cultural outlets that a university can provide. The location of Duke in Durham, North Carolina is thus a major factor in growth and development of the students who chose to attend this University. This investigation demonstrates how the change in residential policy, specifically off-campus living, has led to changes in attitudes between the students and the community residents.
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Lamberth, Olivia (2007). How Attitudes and Perceptions Can Influence Policy Changes. Course paper, Duke University. Retrieved from https://hdl.handle.net/10161/359.
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