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Themonikers are many: Generation Y, Echo Boomers, GenMe, the NetGeneration, RenGen, and Generation Next. One name that appears to begaining currency is “Millennials,” perhaps as a way to betterdifferentiate the current generation from its predecessor, GenerationX. Millennials are those individuals born between 1982 and 2002, giveor take a couple of years (Howe and Strauss 2000, 2007). They representa generation that began to spill onto college and university campusesat the turn of the millennium and have already had a subtle—andsometimes not so subtle—impact on campus space. Millennials nowinfluence space planning, design, and construction and will continue totransform higher education as they return to campus as faculty andstaff.
Themonikers are many: Generation Y, Echo Boomers, GenMe, the NetGeneration, RenGen, and Generation Next. One name that appears to begaining currency is “Millennials,” perhaps as a way to betterdifferentiate the current generation from its predecessor, GenerationX. Millennials are those individuals born between 1982 and 2002, giveor take a couple of years (Howe and Strauss 2000, 2007). They representa generation that began to spill onto college and university campusesat the turn of the millennium and have already had a subtle—andsometimes not so subtle—impact on campus space. Millennials nowinfluence space planning, design, and construction and will continue totransform higher education as they return to campus as faculty andstaff.
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