Green Space at Emory in The Future
This impacted: My brother
Impact on Generation
- Students became motivated for school
- We a see a great amount of success
- increase in dedication and value on their assignments
- Students begin to hold themselves accountable
- My brother, who is the youngest (June 18, 2000)
- Always had a huge interest in sports.
- Worst quality, actually getting his work done in class.
- He couldn't grasp the importance of education
- Then, he began to join school teams, made a change for himself, just so he could continue doing what he likes best.
Plino Jr. Ramirez; My little track star
age: 13 years
attends: Washington Jr. High
Emory's Campus in 1985
Emory University Moves to Atlanta Campus
Emory's Campus in 1957
Emory's Campus in 2005
To determine what kind of green space students, faculty, and staff wanted to see more of in the future, and what their using habits were, we created a survey and collected over 100 responses from the Emory population.
First fully top-down aerial view of Emory's Atlanta Campus found in campus photographs. We were able to quantify the green space more accurately using the polygon tool in Google Earth
Our Suggestions for Future Plans at Emory
Green Space at Emory has decreased with every decade
Plan for Emory's campus in 1915.
Green Space Survey
Impact on the Generation
- Students that cannot speak English as a first language are now being taken care of
- Multicultral based assessments start to bloom
- More opportunities open up for those coming from around the world
Things such as:
- Jobs
- special titles
- A Better and comforting place to live
Rebecca Ramirez
Class of 2014: SHSU: Criminal Justice
- My older sister, who is the 1st born (January 14, 1987).
- Raised by my mother who at the time only knew how to speak spanish.
- This lead my sister to only knowing spanish as her 1st language.
- Thanks to the BEA of 1968.
- She was able to take bilingual classes in her early years of education.
- Has now graduated as a Sam Houston Bear Kat!
This impacted: my sister
Square Meters of Green Space: 1,356,584
Square Meters of Green Space:1,524,512
Addtional Comments:
(1) "...more shade...so we could enjoy the [outdoors]...Put picnic tables and benches in the shade."
(2) "More running trails, especially through Lullwater!"
(3) "I ...am always impressed with how clean [Lullwater] is. I like the combination of trails, track and water."
(4) Love to see more water features, very soothing
(5) Spaces such as Lullwater should have more seating areas and benches and more people might visit more
(6)Grassy/outdoorsy places equipped to study (ex with tables and chairs)
Emory's Campus in 2014
Emory in 1971
Emory's Campus in the 1950's
Emory's Campus in 1993
Google Earth's satellite improves drastically after 2009, consequently improving image quality and making our measurements of green space in 2014 the most accurate
The first images from Google Earth's satellite of Emory's Campus appear in 1993
First Aerial Photograph
Square Meters of Green Space: 1,471,392
Square Meters of Green Space: 1,086,657