The Gazebo Project Recommendation for the endowment to address priority improvements
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Lemaar ShakirBlessing UbaChris Roulo
The Gazebo ProjectRecommendation for the endowment to address priority improvements
• Shelter is a biological and physiological human need• At Savannah State, we one have one outdoor sheltered area• Great place to hold events, but not one for a daily based
student gathering• We propose that the senior management use the $50,000
endowment to build extra gazebos to benefit the student body
• Our group conducted surveys and interviews to establish need and come up with a bottom line price
• This project may not initially appeal to the student body, but we strongly feel that it will be used regularly and become a valuable addition to campus
Introduction
• Our group conducted a total of 100 surveys to show the usage of the preexisting gazebo and if the student body have an opinion on the issue
• One member found out the price of the original gazebo, why it was built and why weren’t any others built around campus
• Another member found out all of the safety concerns that come with having more gazebos on campus
• The last member spoke to contractors about the pricing and available locations of building any new gazebos
Methodology
InterviewErvin OgdenDirector, Physical Plant
Analysis
InterviewOfficer AtkinsCampus Security
Analysis
SurveysSample Size: 100
Analysis
Communication in the Business Environment
Dr. Rebecca Setliff
Gazebo Project
Chris Roulo, Lemaar Shakir, Blessing Uba
Preliminary Survey
Please answer the following questions:
1. How frequently do you use the gazebo area?
1 (never) 2 3 (neutral) 4 5 (often)
2. Would you be more inclined to use the facility if there were more available?
1 (disagree) 2 3 (neutral) 4 5 (agree)
3. Would you be more inclined to use the facility if it was more conveniently located?
1 (disagree) 2 3 (neutral) 4 5 (agree)
4. Would you like to see more sheltered outdoor areas in which to congregate?
1 (disagree) 2 3 (neutral) 4 5 (agree)
5. Do you feel that a greater number of sheltered outdoor areas positioned throughout campus would benefit the student body?
1 (disagree) 2 3 (neutral) 4 5 (agree)
Thank you very much for you time and assistance in conducting this survey.
Surveys
Analysis38%
23%24%
10% 5%
How frequently do you use the gazebo area? Never
InfrequentlyNeutralSometimesOften
4%20%
45%
22%9%
Would you be more inclined to use the facility if there were more
available?Disagree Somewhat disagree
Neutral Somewhat agreeAgree
3%19%
38%21%
19%
Would you be more inclined to use the favility if it was more conve-
niently located?Disagree Somewhat disagree
Neutral Somewhat agreeAgree
3%5%
29%43%
20%
Would you like to see more sheltered outdoor areas in which to congregate?Disagree
Somewhat disagreeNeutralSomewhat agreeAgree
4%10%
41%22%23%
Do you feel that a greater number of sheltered outdoor areas positioned
throughout campus would benefit the student body? Disagree
Somewhat disagreeNeutralSomewhat agreeAgree
Gazebos
Analysis
10’ x 14’$2,799*Exterior paint ~$100/5-gal
*Brick ~$4/16in2
*Shingles ~$1/ft2
30’ x 30’$34,058
Recommendations
= Large Gazebo
= Medium Gazebo
1 Large Gazebo @ $34,0585 Medium Gazebos @ $2,799
Extras: Bricks $2,000Paint $100Shingles $500
Bottom Line = $50,653
Add esthetic and functional value to the campus by investing the $50,000 endowment in the Gazebo Project!
Conclusion