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Patricia Forbus,John Newbold,Sanjay Mehta
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Universities are evolving from the traditional, residential student population to institutions with a large populatoin of commuter students. This study investigated the stress factors and methods of coping for these commuter students during their univers...
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Patricia Forbus,John Newbold,Sanjay Mehta
Pág. 142 - 151
Universities are evolving from the traditional, residential student population to institutions with a large populatoin of commuter students. This study investigated the stress factors and methods of coping for these commuter students during their univers...
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Mark W. McCartney, Elizabeth M. Pierce, Wayne Mackie
This paper presents a case whose setting is a regional university situated approximately twenty-five miles away from a community. The community is home to a significant number of the university?s faculty, staff, and students. The university i...
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