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The plan uses evidence from research on campus hunger, including high rates of food insecurity despite employment, aid, and meal plans. It proposes coordinated strategies such as campus food pantries, community food resources, operational policy development, food drives, and partnerships with university departments and local sponsors. 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(2018). Food insecurity on college campuses. Center for Law and  \nSocial Policy. [https://www.clasp.org/press-room/news-clips/food-insecurity-college](https://www.clasp.org/press-room/news-clips/food-insecurity-college)  \ncampuses  \nThe news article presents statistical data from multiple sources on food insecurity among  \ncollege students. The author reports that 21% to 67% of full-time university students are  \nfood insecure despite being employed, receiving financial aid and on campus meal plans.  \nThe rate of students who are food insecure is two to five times higher than the 12.3% of  \nfood insecurity in the general population. The author provides the information as support  \nfor his argument that,“when students are hungry their educational attainment is  \nsignificantly affected”(para. 1). They conclude by providing a categorized offering of  \nstrategies to address food insecurity including campus food pantries, community food  \nresources, and policy solutions. They recommend hiring social workers to case manage  \nand provide solutions for food insecurity on college campuses. Many of the strategies  \nidentified in the article, such as writing operational policy and procedures, hosting food  \ndrives, and partnering with local businesses for donations, are scheduled to begin in Fall  \n2020 and will be lead by the student group.  \nBuch, K., Langley, S., Johnson, T., & Coleman, N. (2016). A university-community partnership  \nto combat food insecurity among college students. Partnerships, 7(1), 16–26.  \nThis journal article is the work of a group of volunteers consisting of students, staff, and  \nfaculty from the University of North Carolina in Charlotte, reviewed data from intake  \nsurveys for a newly established food pantry on campus, and a discussed their experiences  \nworking for that food pantry. The intake surveys were collected during the first year of  \nthe food pantry’s operation. This article is relevant to the project plan, because it contains  \ninformation about receiving support from other departments and organizations within the  \nuniversity, and outside sources in the form of corporate sponsors and a partnership with a  \nlocal grocery establishment. Partnerships may help to increase the amount of funding a  \nfood pantry receives.  \nCady, C., & White, C. C. (2018). Food pantries on campus to address student hunger.  \nNew Directions for Community Colleges, 184, 73–82  \nThis journal article is a general overview of college campus pantries and the problem of  \nfood insecurity among college students. The topics covered in this article include food  \ninsecurity, pantry partnerships, funding, management and operating a food pantry. This  \narticle is relevant, because it has a section written about food bank alliances, which could  \nbe used to increase support for funding. Additionally, the article also provides a section  \non food donations and partnering with nonprofit organizations.  \nCallahan, C. (2018, January 16). Feeding America: College Food Pantries Keep Students from  \nChoosing Between Food and Books. Retrieved from  \n[https://www.feedingamerica.org/hunger-blog/choosing-between-books-or](https://www.feedingamerica.org/hunger-blog/choosing-between-books-or)  \n[According to this blog](According to this blog), [college campus food insecurity is](college campus food insecurity is) a barrier. The demographics  \nand the prevalence of financial and food donations among college food pantries are  \ncurrently at a decline. Statistics from 2017 show college food pantries have experienced a  \n59 percent decrease from all retailers who sponsor them with food donations. Not only  \nhave food donations decreased, financial donations have decreased by 45 percent. This  \ndecrease effects college food pantries statewide as well, the state of Texas statistics  \nshows a 43 percent decrease in food donations, and 62 per","cbCaigessvGGejwx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigessvGGejwx","pdf",630844,"English","# Hunger Heroes: Project Plan\n## Purple Pantry Student Group\n## Background: Campus Food Insecurity Data\n## Evidence Sources and Relevance\n## Recommended Strategies and Implementation Timeline","[{\"question\":\"What problem does the Hunger Heroes project plan target?\",\"answer\":\"It targets food insecurity among college students, highlighting that many students remain hungry despite employment, financial aid, and campus meal plans.\"},{\"question\":\"Which types of strategies does the plan recommend?\",\"answer\":\"The plan recommends campus food pantries, community food resources, operational policy and procedures, hosting food drives, and partnering with departments and local businesses for donations.\"},{\"question\":\"When is the student-led implementation scheduled to begin?\",\"answer\":\"Many of the identified strategies are scheduled to begin in Fall 2020, led by the student group.\"}]","Hunger Heroes - Project Plan - Purple Pantry Student Group - Tarleton State University | PDF",1789495670]