METHODS
Sample and Population
Two universities in South Carolina, Clemson University in Clemson and Furman University in Greenville,
were selected as the primary study areas for this study. Both universities have some continued learning programs for
older adults, namely, the Clemson University Lifelong Learning Program (CULL) and the Furman University
Learning in Retirement program (FULIR).
People 50 and above who participated in the CULL and FULIR programs were the study population. For
the purpose of this study, a convenience sample was drawn to explore mature respondents’ travel motivation. There
were about 200 enrolled members of the CULL in the spring term of 2004. The CULL offered 31 different courses
from Monday to Friday. The FULIR had 327 people registered for classes, attending over 60 classes in the spring
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