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A Comparison Between Lumbee Indian Commuting Students, Non-Indian Dormitory Students, and Non-Indian Commuting Students in Terms of Their Perceptions of the College Environment.

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Record Number: 
213
Citation: 

Wooten, Sylvester Wendell.  "A Comparison Between Lumbee Indian Commuting Students, Non-Indian Dormitory Students, and Non-Indian Commuting Students in Terms of Their Perceptions of the College Environment."  Diss.  U of Virginia, 1972.

Annotation: 

Lumbee commuters saw a balance of vocational and collegiate emphases; orderly supervision; and a structured environment.  Non-Indian commuters felt “a need for increased personal status, practical benefits, procedures, and organization.”

First Appeared in 1994 Book?: 
no
Category Tags: 
Education–-higher and UNC-Pembroke
Publication Type: 
Dissertation
URL #1: 
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/19909999/editions
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