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A RESEARCH STUDY TO DETERMINESTUDENT DEMAND FOR A SAILING CLUB AT FRANKLIN PIERCE COLLEGE Prepared for: Doug Carty Jeff Lapointe Kallie Moylan Naz Senaldi Nick Cowden Background of Franklin Pierce College Founder Frank S. DiPietro George J. Hagerty (3rd president) State Legislature in 1962 4year, educational college Rindge, Concord, Keene, Lebanon, Manchester, Portsmouth Liberal Arts, pre-professional study, teacher preparation, Individual Community Existing Campus Activities The Outing Hut Campus Activities Board Law Club Student Senate Pierce Arrow (newspaper) Raven (yearbook) Northern NE Review (literary magazine) Crimson-Grey Cultural Committee Baseball Basketball Crew Cross-country Hockey Lacrosse Golf Rugby Soccer Tennis Nature of the Problem Clubs and activities are a popular part of campus recreation for students on the Rindge campus, however FPC doesn’t offer a sailing club as an option. Problem Statement Research is necessary to determine if there is a demand for a sailing club at Franklin pierce College. Research Objectives To identify what funds would be necessary to start and maintain a sailing club at FPC To determine who would be interested in a sailing club To examine the advantages and disadvantages with launching a sailing club Problem Identification The researchers contacted the director of campus activities, Doug Carty Concluded that Franklin Pierce College has the resources to start a sailing club An additional club would benefit current students, as well as possibly increase the amount of prospective students Educational Value in Sailing Offers a variety of unique challenges that could potentially develop the problem solving skills of the participants. Having a sailing club could lead to developing other programs, such as a semester at sea. Sailing clubs teach how to sail and maintain a ship, along with nautical skills. Survey Development Rough Draft was submitted November 1, 2006 November 3, 2006 it was revised by the marketing resea