1. College student vs Inmates Julio Sura

2. Problem Most college students have a routine throughout their day whether they know it or not. Many college students are part of a sports team, clubs, or maybe a job. This means that in order to manage their time more efficiently they need a routine.

3. Like most college students, the inmates at the Columbia county prison also have their own routine in order to manage their time right.

4. Question So what are some similarities and differences between a typical college student’s day and a prison inmates daily routine?

5. College student’s activity throughout the day Class Study Sports Clubs gym

6. Inmate activities Court yard hand ball Basketball Board games TV Exercise Law library laundry

7. Backround In Rebekah Nathan’s freshman year, she joins the Anyu community as a college student in order to get a better perspective of what a typical college student’s life and day is like

8. Method Students at Bloomu In order to better understand what a Bloomsburg university student’s normal day is like, I interviewed five students and collected data on what they did the whole day.

9. #1 9:00-9:30 woke up got ready and ate breakfast 9:30-9:40 walked to the bus stop from greystone court 10:00-10:50 class 10:50-1:00 read 1:00-1:50 class 1:50-3:00 did homework 3:00-4:30 went to the gym 4:30-6:00 went grocery shopping 6:00-6:30 ate dinner 6:30-7:30 got ready 7:30-12:00 a.m hung out with friends 12:30 went to bed #2 10:00-11:00 woke up and ate breakfast 11:00-12:00 watched tv 12:00-1:45 cleaned bedroom and bathroom 1:45-3:00 did school work 3:00-5:00 field hockey practice 5:00-7:00 pasta party 7:00-9:00 hung out with roommates 9:00 went to bed

10. #3 10:00-10:30 woke up got ready and ate breakfast 10:30-12:45 went to class 12:15-1:00 ate lunch 1:00-1:40 went to the library and studied 2:00-3:15 went to class 3:30-4:45 went to class 5:00-6:00 got home and ate dinner 6:00-6:30 got ready 6:30-1200 hung out with friends 12:30 went to bed #4 8:00-8:30 woke up and ate breakfast 8:30-12:30 read and studied 12:30-1:45 class 2:00-3:15 class 3:15-4:00 went home and got something to eat 4:00-7:45 went to the gym 7:45-8:30 got something to eat 8:00 went back to appartment 12:00 went to bed

11. #5 8:30-9:30 showered, got dressed and ate breakfast 9:30-10:30 went to mcCormick to talk to nursing department 10:30-10:45 walked to waller 10:45-12:15 class 12:15-1:30 went back to the apartment and ate lunch 2:00-3:15 spanish class 3:15-4:30 went to the library and did homework 4:30-5:40 went back to the apartment and did more homework 5:40-6:30 got ready 6:30-12:00 hung out with friends 12:30 went to bed

12. Findings Students Most students wake up between 8 and 10 in the morning. They all ate breakfast 4 out of five students found their way to campus

13. On campus Class Study Meeting with teachers I found that when students had time in between classes they either went to the library to study or back to their apartment to eat lunch.

14. After class Gym Practice More studying Hanging out with friends

15. Inmates at CCP In order to better understand how an inmate at the Columbia County Prison spends his day, I observed them while I was at work.

16. Findings Inmates Wake up around 6:45 a.m. Doors are unlocked and they eat breakfast in the day room. Usually go back to bed after breakfast Wake up between 8 and 10 Some watch TV Some walk around the court yard for fresh air

17. Findings Inmates Continued… -Read -Church classes, spanish classes, GED classes etc -Noon is lockdown for an hour -They usually take a nap, read, or write letters -At 1 doors are unlocked -exsercise -use the courtyard to play sports

18. Findings Inmates continued.. Clean cells Do laundry Shower Have meetings with their attorneys Locked down again at 3:30 until 4:30 The rest of the time they use to watch TV and socialize

19. Conclusion Even though Inmates and students live in completely different environments, the typical day of an inmate is a lot like a college student’s day. Everyone has their own routine. Although they are very similar in having a routine day, the major and obvious difference is that students have the option to do more things during their free time.