Quality of Life Study of the Third Mutual

 

What can be done to make Laguna Woods Village a better place to live?

 

The purpose of this study is to develop and monitor indicators of the quality of life experienced by Village residents.


Of the 3,427 questionnaires that were mailed out to residents who were selected as a sample of the Third Mutual residents during the last week of March, 2013, 1,456 responses were returned by the deadline of April 30, 2013. The return rate was about 40 percent, and this study resulted in a margin of error of +/- 2.5 percent (at the 95% level of confidence) for questions answered by the 1,456 residents.


Highlights:


The vast majority of residents (96.7%) feel Laguna Woods Village is a good place to live and agreed that service programs and amenities are good (78.7%).

Demographic Profiles

Average age is 78 year and 3 month old (born in 1912-1929 =31%, 1930-1939=36%, and 1940-1964=33%);

            75% live as owner and 25% as renters;

            60% female and 40% male;

            60% college and more education;

            25% under 30k (mode) and 60% under 50k, average is 36,800;

              An average year in residence= 5 years, 37% up to 10 years, 60%.

             74% came from California;

            85% are White Caucasian, Anglo European and 11.5% Asians.


Regarding the Questions 11 to 26 (5 point scales,” How important are the programs to make this Village a better place to live,” The following 5 items are rated as the best 5:

1.  Street lights                                           3.53,

2.  Landscape                                             3.45

3. Better look of building                           3.05 

4. More parking                                         2.98

 5. Replacing our carports with alternative  2.82


These items are on the list of the priority of the Community Revitalization Committee.

 

Thinking of your move to Laguna Woods Village, please check the THREE. Factors below which were most important in your decision to move to our Village?

1. Location                            942        69.5% 

2. Safety from Crime             715        52.7  

3. Recreation                         709        52.3

 

How satisfied are you with the following services?   (5 point scale)

 1. Recreation                                  4.07

2. Street Maintenance                     3.80

3. Security                                       3.77

4. Building Upkeep                         3.61

5. Bus Service                                  3.59

6. Broadband (TV & Internet)         3.19

 

#43: The current programs and facilities at our Village are fine and I do not want to increase our monthly assessment for any new or expanded programs, services, or facilities.

    Mean=3.46/4             90% agree    10% disagree


#44: Broadband System (Internet and Television including TV6) serves as a vital function of communicating with our residents. I am willing to pay more for upgrading the system.


    Mean=2.23/4             61% disagree


#47: Compared to the last community you lived in, would you say that moving to Laguna Woods Village has improved life:

    Mean-2.59/4              60% Yes      35% no difference    5% no


#48: How do you feel about the people who live around you? Would you say that they are?

    Mean=4.28/5                       82% good


#49:  How satisfied are you with your neighborhood as a place to live?

    Mean=3.62/4              82% yes


#50:  All things considered, how do you feel about the Laguna Woods Village as a place to live in?

    Mean=3.64/4              97% good

 

 

The cross tabulation shows a statistical difference.

 

 

Not good at all

Not very good

Fairly good

Very good

 1-5       

 

1

.2

13

2.8

152

32.4

303

64.6

6 - 10 

 

5

1.6

12

3.9

67

28.5

201

65.9

  11 -over

 

1

.2

9

1.8

135

26.6

363

71.5

Chi-square=16.9  DF=6   p<.01


 #51:   How often do you access the Internet?

     74% daily               9% weekly                   17% No

 

Never

Once a week

Every day

  1 - 5      #

           %

44

9.3

31


6.6

397

84.1

6 - 10 

 

44

14.5

21

6.9

239

78.6

  11 - over

 

129

25.5

64

12.6

313

61.9

Chi-square=68.6  DF=4   p<.001




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원호      Won Ho Chang     whchang.tistory.com


 Address: 4010-2B Calle Sonora Oeste, Laguna Woods, CA 92637-3219

 

Phones: 949 458 3831   949 636 8865(cell)

E-mail:  changw@missouri.edu  Changw37@gmail.com

 

 


1961. 3. 21

BA in Political Science, Korea University
[
고려대학교 정치외교학 학사]

1968.6.5

BA in Journalism, University of Oregon

1970.1.20

MA in Journalism, University of Southern California

1972.5.10

Ph.D. in Mass Communication, University of Iowa

 

 

2011-2014

Director, Board of the Third Laguna Hills Mutual

2005-2007

President, Korean-American Club, Laguna Woods Village

2005-2007

Treasurer, Laguna Woods Village Mens Golf Club

2001-2003

Distinguished Chair Professor, Ajou University
[
아주대학교 미디어학부 석좌 교수]

1987-1988

Fulbright Professor to Korea University [훌브라이트 교수]

1980-1981

Visiting Professor, Korea University and Sophia University
[
고려대학교 일본 上智대학교 객원교수]

1972-1977

University of Missouri-Columbia, Assistant Professor [조교수]

1977-1982

University of Missouri-Columbia, Associate Professor [부교수]

1982-2000

University of Missouri-Columbia, Professor [교수]

1996-1997

President, International Society for the Scientific Study of Subjectivity
[
국제 주관성 과학적 연구학회 회장]

1992-2004

Director of William Stephenson Research Center [스티븐슨 연구소 소장]

1992.8

O.O. McIntyre Distinguished Professor [맥칸타이어 석좌교수]

1991-1992

Associate Dean for Research andGraduate Studies
[
연구 대학원 담당 부학장]

1995-1998

Chair, Advertising Department [광고학과 학과장]

1983-1986

President, Korean American Communication Association [한미 언론 학회 회장]

1983-1987

Director, Journalism Computer Center [언론 컴퓨터 센터 소장]

1963-1966

Administrative Officer, United Nations Special Project in Korea
[
유엔 특별기금 사업 사무 담당관]

1961-1963

Associate Manager, Personnel Department, Office of Rural Development

 


                                                                          BOOKS

 

Traveling Stories, Createspace, 2013

 

Destiny of a Running Horse, Createspace, 2011

 

 Dear Children: Letters from a Journalism Professor, Createspace, 2009

 

은퇴 없는 은퇴 [Retirement without retiring], PageOne, CR Group, 2008

 

새로운 청년을 위하여, 중앙 M&B, 2000

 

미국을 넘으면 한국이 보인다[What Koreans Can Learn from american Experience], 도서출판 이채, 1998

 

미국신문의 위기와 이해 [The Crisis and Challenge of American Newspapers], 나남출판, 1998

 

The Rise of Asian Advertising (with Teddy Palasthira and Hung Kyu Kim), Nanam: Seoul, Korea, 1995.

 

장박사와 미주리 언론마피아 [Dr. Chang and Missouri Journalism Mafia], Nanam: Seoul, Korea, 1995.

 

하이! 닥터 [Hi! Dr. Chang], 벽호출팜, 1997.

 

Sungkok Journalism Review, Vol. 1-Vol. 12, Sungkok Journalism Foundation, 1990-2002.

 

Mass Media in China: Its History and Future, Iowa State University Press: Ames, Iowa, 1989.

 

激變하는 新中國 [Rapidly Changing China], 시사영어사, 1989.

 

Mass Communication and Korea:Toward a Global Perspective for Research, SKJ Foundation, 1988

 

Codes--The Ethical Free-For-All, Freedom of Information Center and American Newspaper Publishers Association (ANPA), March 1977.

 

노동신문에 나타난 쏘련[The Image of Soviet Union in the Nodong Shinmun], 한국외국어 대학교 출판부, 1981.

 

                     ARTICLES  and  PAPER PRESENTATION

 

"Characteristics of Women's Page Editors," Journalism Quarterly, Spring 1975.

 

"A Typology Study of Movie Critics," Journalism Quarterly, Winter 1975.

 

"Mass Communication and Acculturation," Resources in Educahon, January 1975.

 

"Communication and Acculturation," In H. Kim (Editor), The Korean Diaspora: Historical and Sociological Studies of Korean Immigration and Assimilation in North America. Santa Barbara, California: ABC-Clio, Inc., 1977.

 

"What Interests You Most About Journalism: A Thematic Content Aoalysis," 新聞學報 [Journalism Report], December, 1980.

 

"Unification Issues in Two Korean Newspapers", Journalism Quarterly, Winter, 1981.

 

"Vertical Integration of Mass Media in Japan," Gazette (International Journal of the Science of the Press), Vol. 27, No.3, 1981.

 

"Network Television Coverage of International News," 新聞學報 [Journalism Report], Vol.18, October1, 1984.

 

"Yonhap News Agency: Gatekeeper of International News in Korea," Korean Studies (University of Hawaii Press), Vol. 8, June, 1985.

 

"American Foreign Policy and the Press: A Study of American Newspapers' Coverage of Korean News," Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vol 63, June, 1986

 

"China Daily: A New Voice in a New China," The Journal of Asiatic Research, July 1988 (Co-authored with Jane Clark)

 

"Korean Students and Anti-American Attitudes: A Q-Methodological Study," Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vol. 67, June, 1989.

 

"Image of Soviet Union in American Newspapers: A Content Analysis Three Newspapers," Is the Cold War Over? edited by Everette E. Dennis, George Gerbaer, Yassen N. Zassoursky, Sage Publications, 1991.

 

"Global Journalism," Sungkok Journalism Review, Vol 3, 1992.

 

"Image of North Korea in American Television News," Sungkok Journalism Review, Vol.5, 1994

 

"Global Information Network," International Communications in North-East Asia, edited by Hyeon-Dew Kang, Nanam Publishing House, 1994.

 

"Why the American Press Does Not Report What the Korean Public Likes?" Sungkok Journalism Review, Vol 7, 1996.

 

 

"통신 위성개발과 개발도상국," 한국외국 어대학보, 1981 .

 

" 세계 정보질서," 신문연구, 1984 .

 

"컴퓨터와 신문," 컴퓨터 비죤, 1984 7.

 

"한국 TV 토론 푸로그램," 방송연구, 1987 10.

 

"문화혁면후의 중국 매쓰미디어," 韓國人, 1987 10.

 

"민주주의의 선거 여론 조사," 동아일보, 1987 10 6.

 

"미국 언론의 새로운 경향," 新聞硏究, 1987 11.

 

"위험제도와 선거운동," 중앙일보 1987 12 9.

 

"중국사회의 변화," 韓國人, 1988 10.

 

"중국의 한국인과 한국언론," 월간조선, 1988 3.

 

"중국의 사회경제 개발," 동아일보, 1988 7 11-13.

 

"쏘련붕괴와 미국언론," 新聞硏究, 1991 11.

 

"재미 한인신문," 미국의 한국인, 민병갑편저, 서울 유림문화사, 1991, pp.280-296.

 

"새로운기술과 신문산업," 신문과방송, 1992 2.

 

"데이타 베이스와 신문산업," 신문과방송, 1992 6.

 

"디지탈 미디어와 신문," 신문과방송, 1993 8.

 

"정보혁명과 21세기," 한국문화와 21세기, 서울 나남출판, 1996.

 

"여름 바캉스 시즌 반짝 섹션 성공: 미국신문의 섹션견쟁 사례," 신문과 방송, 1997 6.

 

"미국신문의 위기와 장래," 新聞硏究, 1997 여름

 

"Communication and Acculturation: A Study of Ethnic Groups in Los Angeles," presented at the 1972 Convention of the Association for Education in Journalism (AEJ) at Carbondale, Illinois, August 21 -23, 1972.

 

"Complex Communication System and Social Change," presented at the 1973 International Communication Association (ICA) at Montreal, Canada; April 21-24, 1973.

 

"Mass Communication and Acculturation," presented at the 1974 AEJ Convention at San Diego, California; August 18-21, 1974.

 

"Woman's Page Editors: Self Perceived Status," Presented at the 1974 AEJ Convention at San Diego, California; August 18-21, 1974.

 

"Myth of Democracy: From a Communication Perspective," presented at the 1974 Mid-Western Conference on Asian Affairs at Lawrence, Kansas; November 1-2, 1974.

 

"Freedom of the Press in Korea," an invitation paper to speak at the 9th Korean Christian Scholars Conference at Dallas, Texas; March 22-25, 1975.

"Communication and Political Socialization," presented at the Joint Conference of Korean Political Science Association and American Korean Political Science Association at Seoul, Korea; June 7-12, 1975.

"Freebies Achille's Heel of Journalism Ethics," Paper presented at the Winter Meeting of the Mass Communication and Society Division, Association for Education in Journalism. March, 1979. Utah State University, Logan, Utah. Co-authored with Keith P. Sanders.

"Unification Issues in Korea: A Content Analysis of Dong-A Ilbo and Nodong Sinmum," presented at the Third Joint Conference of the Korean Political Science Association at Seoul, Korea, June 18-20, 1979.

"Future of the Journalism Education in America," presented at the Annual Convention of the Korean Journalism Association at Chungpyung, Korea, August 7-10, 1980.

"How to Use Two Extra Pages: For the Benefit of the Readers," Presented to A Special Panel Discussion with Editorial Staff of Joongang Ilbo, December 20, 1980.

"Mass Media and National Development: National Level Analysis," presented at the 1984 Internationa1 Communication Association (ICA) convention, May 24-28, Hilton Hotel in San Francisco, California.

"Computer and New Technology in Mass Media," a special lecture for the Korea Press Institute in Korea, June 19, 1984.

"Computer Graphic and Animation in Television," a special lecture for the Korean Broadcasting System (KBS), June 27, 1984.

"Community Newspaper in America," a guest lecture for the annual Convention of the Korean Newspaper Publishers Association, June 27-28, Sokri-Mountain Hotel in Korea.

"Television Networks and International News," presented to the 1984 convention ofthe Korean Journalism Association, June 30-July l, 1984, Chunchon Tourist Hotel, in Chunchon, Korea.

"Pragmatism as a Way of American Life," presented to the International Seminar of the Daewoo Foundation, July 2-4, 1984, Hilton Hotel In Seoul, Korea.

"Computer and New Technology in Newspaper," a special lecture for the staff of the Korea Economic News, July 5, 1984.

"Agricultural Journalism in America," for the staff of the Farmer's News in Korea, July 19, 1984.

"Computer and Newspaper Production," a special lecture for the staff of the Chosun Daily News, July 20, 1984

"Delivery Problem in American Newspapers," for a special lecture for the meeting of the Korean Newspaper Sales Managers Association, July 25, 1984.

"Gatekeeping Control of International News: A Case Study of Yonhap News Agency in Korea," presented at the 1985 ICA Convention in Hawaii, May 23-27, 1985.

"Typology Study of Attitudes Toward Crime News in Korea," presented at the 1985 ICA Convention in Hawaii, May 23-27, 1985.

"Journalistic Ethics in Korea," presented to the Mini-Conference on International Communication and Ethics at University of Missouri, April 20-22, 1990.

"Future of Advertising in the Pacific Rim," An invited speech to the International Symposium for the 10th Anniversary of the China Daily, Grand Hotel-Beijing, June 1, 1991.

"FutureofNewspaperIndustry," Special lecture to the Graduate School of the Korea University, June 11,1991.

"Global Information Network: Cooperative Perspectives for Broadcasting in Northeast Asian Countries," Presented at the international symposium on Changing International Order in North-East Asia and Communication Policies at Hotel Shilla, Seoul, Korea, April 7-9, 1992.

"Cooperative Steps Toward Planetary Journalism," presented at the 14th International Conference of the International Peace Research Association in Kyoto, Japan, July 27-31, 1992.

"Future of Newspaper Industry in the United States," The 1st International Conference on Mass Media and the Future Society, Korea University, June 4, 1993.

"New Communication Technology and Mass Media," a special lecture for the All China Journalists Association in Beijing China, June 9, 1993.

"Future of Advertising in the United States," a speical lecture for the graduate school of mass communication, Korea University, Seoul, Korea, May 24, 1994.

"Journalism and Journalism Education for the 21th Century," a special lecture for Chonnam National University, Kwangju, Korea, May 27, 1994.

"Newspaper for the 21th Century," a lecture for Wonkwang University, Chonju, Korea, June 9, 1994.

"Image of North Korea in American Television News," presented at the 19th IAMCR Conference in Seoul, Korea, July 3-3, 1994.

"Image of North Korea in American Television News: A Content Analysis of Three Network News," presented at the 44th Annual Conference of the IA in Sydney, Australia, July 11-15, 1994.

"Multimedia and Journalism," a special speech for the celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the Sungkok Journalism Foundation, Dragon Valley, Korea, September 16, 1995.

"Why the American Press Does Not Report What the Korean Public Likes?" presented at the 3rd Truman Conference at the President Hotel, Seoul, Korea on October 11, 1996.

"What Koreans can Learn from American Experience: Mass Media and Society," keynote speech for the International Conference on "New Horizons for Local Media in the 21st Century," Chonnam National University in Kwangju, Korea on November 22, 1996.

"World's Quality Papers and Korean Press," the first International Journalism Workshop, organized by The Munhwa Ilbo, Seoul, Korea on November 25, 1996

"University/College Newspapers in America," Keynote Speech to a special seminar for the 50th anniversary celebration of Korea University Press, Koreana Hotel, November 3, 1997.

 

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Won Ho Chang was born in Korea, educated in Seoul, and worked for a United Nations project for three years before being selected for a national scholarship to study in the United States in 1966. Won arrived at the University of Oregon for his BA in Journalism when he was 28, completed his degree in two years, moved on for his MA degree in Journalism at the University of Southern California, and received his doctoral degree at the University of Iowa in 1972.

He started his teaching career at the University of Missouri School of Journalism in 1972, was honored as the McIntire Distinguished Chair Professor, worked as a department chair, director of the Stephenson Research Center, and Associate Dean for Graduate Studies and Research. During his career, he supervised 33 doctoral dissertations, wrote 18 books, spearheaded the use of word processing in printing newspapers, helped to establish the China Daily in 1981, and helped motivate young journalists in United States, and all over the world. He retired from the University of Missouri after 33 years of service, and moved to Laguna Woods Village in Southern California in 2004. He now is an elected director of the Third Laguna Hills Mutual Board, where he chairs of Landscape and Community Revitalization committees. 

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