Ok, for my groups research project I thought it would be interesting to take a look at how other colleges try and deal with their students nutritional health and I realized something. Its a 50/50 deal. Half of the colleges I looked at do what Rowan does. They say they offer nutritional alternatives, but...yeah not so much. THe other half actually goes out of their way to install food places that provide nutritional food. They put up the nutritional facts at all of their eateries. They send pamphlets around to their freshmen and new transfer students to advise them of the eating options on campus. They don't try to control what their students eat, but they do provide a wide range of options. I wonder why it is that Rowan does not try to do this?
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