1. JoAnnah Michael PRTSM 504: Data Mgmt. and Appls. in PRTSM Dr. Myron Floyd   December 16, 2013

2. Objectives The objective was to measure the usage of Carmichael Gym by On Campus and Off Campus NCSU Students. This information will be used to determine how marketing efforts should be focused to encourage gym usage. Methods Reside: Place of Residence was measured as categorical and had a numeric scale ranging from 1 to 2 (1=On Campus, 2=Off Campus). CGYM: Use of Carmichael Gym was measured as continuous and had a numerical scale ranging from 0-3 (0=Do not use, 1=1- 2 days, 2=3-4 days, 3=5 or more days). 2

3. Descriptive Statistics 3 Table 1: A Comparison of Gym Usage by Residence Status On Campus (n=87)Off Campus (n=298) Mean Use of Carmichael Gym 1.1491.144 Figure 1. A Comparison of Carmichael Gym Usage by NCSU Residence Status

4. Descriptive Statistics 3 Table 2: NCSU Students Surveyed Gender On Campus (n=87)Off Campus (n=298) Mean Use of Carmichael Gym 1.1491.144

5. 3 Table 3: A Comparison of Outdoor Tennis Usage by Residence Status On Campus (n=87)Off Campus (n=298) Mean Use of Carmichael Gym 0.09 Figure 3. A Comparison of Carmichael Gym Usage by NCSU Residence Status

6. 3 Table 7: A Comparison of Usage of Tennis Courts by Residence Status On Campus (n=87)Off Campus (n=299) Mean Use of Outdoor Tennis 0.09

7. 3 Table 2: A Comparison of Gym Usage by Gender Male (n=221)Female (n=168) Mean Use of Carmichael Gym 1.171.09

8. 3 Table 4: A Comparison of Outdoor Tennis Usage by Gender Male (n=221)Female (n=168) Mean Use of Outdoor Tennis 0.060.14

9.  Is gym usage related to residence status?  Is it statistically significant?  The null hypothesis (HO):  Mean (On Campus) = Mean (Off Campus) 4 Table 2: Comparison of Mean Usage of Carmichael Gym Using Residence Status Mean Usage of Carmichael Gym Standard Deviation t-statisticP-value On Campus1.1491.0060.0430.97 Off Campus1.1440.965

10. 5 On Campus Off Campus Table 3: t-Test: Two Sample Assuming Equal Variances Usage of Carmichael Gym Using Residence Status

12.  There was no difference in time spent in the gym between the residence statuses.  P was greater than.05 (p=0.97)  We fail to reject the Null Hypothesis.  The Mean (On Campus) =Mean (Off Campus)  There is no need to adjust our marketing strategy at this time. On Campus and Off Campus students visit the gym at the same rates. 6