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Planning for Higher Education Journal
Creating a Place for Introductory Mathematics
Academic Needs Drive Adaptive Reuse ProjectFrom Volume 41 Number 1 | October–December 2012By Katherine Stevenson, Sean P. Clerkin, Diane S. StephensPlanning Types: Campus PlanningThis article describes the planning process undertaken at a large, regional comprehensive university to create a space within existing buildings aimed at improving student success in introductory mathematics. It demonstrates the need for integrated planning grounded in academic priorities and student success models.
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