The Geog 198 undergraduate students created the YAH Maps and Geog 211 Spatial Cognition graduate students evaluated the maps for appropriate placement in specific areas of the building.
The YAH Map service-learning project is initiated and headed by Vanessa Joy A. Anacta, Dr.rer.nat.
The YAH maps of Palma Hall Complex are designed by the GEOG 198 (Cognitive and Behavioral Geography: Wayfinding) WFU class of AY2025-2026 1st Semester. The Geog 198 class is composed of students from various disciplines: Anthropology, Engineering, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Public Administration, and College of Science.
Then, the YAH maps produced are evaluated by the MS Geography students of Geog 211 (Spatial Cognition) FZR AY2025-2026 1st Semester. They are mostly educators who were (at that time) unfamiliar with some buildings within the Palma Hall Complex.
Geog 198 students in Palma Hall ground floor
Geog 198 students in Palma Hall ground floor
Geog 211 graduate students in Pav 3
Geog 211 graduate students in Palma Hall 2nd Floor
Many thanks to:
the previous Geog 198: Cognitive and Behavioral (Wayfinding) classes [Geog 198 THU 1S AY2022-2023; Geog 198 THU 1S AY 2023-2024; Geog 198 THW 1S AY2024-2025; Geog 198 WFU 1S AY2024-2025]
CSSP Office of Service Learning, Outreach and Pahinungod
CSSP Office of the Associate Dean for Administration and External Affairs
CSSP Office of Student Affairs
Department of Geography Faculty and Staff
Palma Hall Complex Guards, BA, and Custodial