Arizona State University at the Tempe campus

The Barrett Honors College Arizona State University-Tempe Campus Paul Anzini Erica Pagliughi CON598: Sustainable Construction Fall 2013 Table of Contents Introduction Background/History Barrett Today Going For Gold Sustainability Evaluation of Barrett (Including Interview with Students, What Could have been done differently) Barrett vs. Vista del Sol (Including Talk with Hardison/Downey & DWL) Conclusion Introduction Walking across

Bike Theft: A Sun Devil Problem with a Simple Response Introduction: For the many Arizona State University student and staff members who own a bicycle, there is no greater concern than having it stolen from them. Thousands of Sun Devils on the Tempe, Arizona campus possess a bike for the sole purpose of conveniently going to and from classes, not to mention their jobs as well. Bikes are expensive, and when one is stolen from a student it not only breaks their bank, it can also cause them to miss

Smoking in public has been an issue for many years. Organizations, and lawmakers together have waged a war against smoking in public. Tempe, Arizona has been a recent battle ground for this war, and many laws and regulations have been passed to deter smokers from smoking in public places like restaurants, bars, stores, ASU, and even their own cars if children are present. Just as social drinkers of legal age are permitted to consume alcohol, smokers also have the right to smoke. Smoking could lead

that is awarded to the winning football team of the rivalry between the University of Arizona vs. The School Up North (A.k.a. Arizona State University). This tradition is involved with the academics department. The Territorial Cup began in the year 1899. The first game was played in 1899 in Tucson, AZ. The winner of the first game was Arizona State, formerly known as Arizona Territorial Normal School. According to The University of Arizona’s website (source 3) the Territorial Cup is the “oldest trophy

NDSU vs. ASU The total student population of North Dakota State University as of 2015 is 14,516 students, while the total student population of Arizona State University as of 2015 is 83,301 students. There are many differences between NDSU and ASU, but each of them have their own special upsides. However, they each have their own special downsides as well. NDSU and ASU are both very good schools who offer quality education, and hopefully by the time I am a senior I will have figured out which to

Dangerous Campuses in the United States Some campuses are more dangerous than others because of high crime rate. In American schools, a lot of things can happen, some of which involves aggravated assault, motor vehicle theft, burglary, robbery, arson, sex offenses, murder, and non-negligent manslaughter. According to the Office of Postsecondary Education (OPE) in the U.S. Department of Education, the following schools falls under the most dangerous: Michigan State University The institution, with a size

public and private university. They don’t realize that they are quite some similarities between the two, but also have different characteristics that distinguish them apart. Public universities, like ASU, are known for having a higher acceptance rate, but could not always be good since they’re not precise on what students they accept. Private university Lake Forest College, who has higher academic requirements, might have a better college experience then those at a public university. Although both

lives, particularly in college. Food impacts individuals physically, healthfully, and instructively. The dining halls at Arizona State University are a significant wellspring of meals and nourishment for college students. Doubtlessly, it is essential that students can consume at these dining halls. An analysis of the college students’ dining experience reports that the university has poor dining and food quality, the quality of the food varies by dining hall, the dining halls’ hours are limited, the

The Moeur Building which is known as the Mars Space Flight Facility was built in 1939; this build was first used for a women gymnasium. The Moeur Building was named after a Governor of Arizona and a Tempe physician, Dr. Benjamin Baker Moeur. This facility is located at Arizona State University’s Tempe campus. According to the website, this building is for “Earth and Space Exploration. In this building there are scientists, researchers, and students they specialize in

Santamaria & Rosenbaum, (2011) conducted a study at the patio of the Hetzel building of the Pennsylvania State University. With the help of technology, the researchers filmed individuals walking up and going through the door. They observed a total of people were 148 determine if the first person held the door open and if he did so, the next question was, for how