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AIA LU 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1897) Planning Types: Campus Planning State: Ohio . Define potential new models for workforce development that intertwine industry and education, work and learning in different ways. Facilitated by: James Downey, Senior Strategy Consultant | Randy Simon, Director of Facilities Planning and Operations, Emory University. The proposal form doesnt ask for an abstract, title, etc. Explore program ideas for providing safe spaces on campus for engaged communication, support, and shared learning about understanding and accommodating differences. -. Join us to begin your journey into ideation and effectual planning with tools, examples, and recommended steps. AICP CM 1.0 Unit, Planning Types: Campus Planning Cost: $1250 (member/nonmember) As of April 1, The California Department of Public Health has lifted the requirement for attendees of Mega Events (over 1,000 people) to show proof of vaccination or negative PCR Covid testing prior to entry to that event. Search peer-contributed learning space exemplars using tags specific to facilities, IT, and pedagogical attributes. This session will explore Michigan State Universitys (MSU) STEM Teaching and Learning Facility, its first new instructional building in nearly 50 years. A one-nights deposit is required upon booking, fully refundable if canceled 24 hours in advance. Planning Types: Resource Planning AIA LU 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1866) Many institutions struggle with the relationship and interaction between planning and governance. 22 miles from the convention center. At the SCUP North Central 2022 Regional Conference, BNIM will present a case study of Metropolitan Community College (MCC)'s Blue River East building, . Apply a flexible programming model to your planning process to forecast future needs. If your institution doesnt change, it wont last. We will continue to monitor and adhere to local guidelines and policies and will update this statement and our registrants of any changes. AICP CM 1.0 Unit, Planning Types: Campus Planning; Student Affairs Planning Discuss how an SSC can reflect new organizational priorities through the more efficient use of space dedicated to particular functions. Access free, open-source emission reduction tools to measure embodied carbon and whole life carbon on your own future projects. AICP CM 1.0 Unit, Planning Types: Campus Planning Well share lessons learned from our journey to empower each employees ingrained motivations by inspiring innovativeness, proactiveness, and risk taking. Using CMUs example, this session will demonstrate how demographic trends can guide your campus out of declining enrollment and funding dilemmas. Presented by: Lily Davidov, Faculty Chair/Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Risk Management, Rio Salado College | Janelle Elias, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, Rio Salado College | Jason Reiche, Software Developer Senior, Rio Salado College. Brown, Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer, Northern Kentucky University. Do performance data inform plan decisions? Describe the technical support your institution needs in regards to sophisticated planning, analytical, and design tools for developing and executing transformation strategies. Evaluate UCIs unique physical planning framework and its unique legacy of mid-century architecture by William Pereira. Integrate resilience planning as part of your master planning process. Whats next for higher education? Available to registrants and SCUP members only. AIA LU 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1935) Support workplace wellness by incorporating joy, wellbeing, and choice into workspaces to encourage academic workers full potential. Describe a unique framework and rating system for developing actionable items around sustainability. This action is intended to inform the public of the specifications for the start of the 2022 fishing year for summer flounder, scup, and black sea bass. Come learn how your institution can quickly respond to multiple changes simultaneously by organizing to increase efficiency, empower IT leaders, and facilitate faster decision making. Tags: Alignment; Capital Planning; Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI); Enrollment Management; Facilities Planning; Health and Wellness; Landscape / Open Space; Placemaking; Shrinking Pool of Potential Students, Presented by: Craig Park, Associate Principal, Clark & Enersen | Sumegha Shah, SVP, Practice Leader, CannonDesign | Joe Way, Ph.D., CTS, Director, Learning Environments, Information Technology Services. Phillip Washington Propose planning priorities and intended outcomes that are student-centric for the community, economic, and workforce needs of today and tomorrow. Discuss why the evolution of digital trends seem to challenge the traditional path of capital projects and how your institution can work to overcome them. Assess a gateway buildings functionality in harmonizing traditional collegiate architectural identities with contemporary, exciting, flexible, industrial loft interiors. Describe the pandemic experience of various institutional technology stakeholders and how their response to disruption may inform or mislead progress. Badge sharing, splitting, and reprints are strictly prohibited. Prioritize space usage on campus while recognize how space needs may change in the future. Discuss the advantages of this process in stakeholder engagement. Come learn how to replicate this carbon neutral master plan framework and use our strategies to reduce energy, emissions, and achieve your institutions goals. AICP CM 1.0 Unit, Planning Types: Campus Planning Tags: Collaborative Design; Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI); Engaging Stakeholders; Facilities Design; Facilities Planning; Historically Black College or University (HBCU); Planning Processes, Presented by: Sara Cantu, Project Engineer, Kiewit Building Group | Emily Deeker, Director of Campus Planning and Environment, University of Nebraska-Lincoln | Heather Keele, Architect | Interior Designer, The Clark Enersen Partners | Karen Nalow, Landscape Architect, The Clark Enersen Partners. Assess your campus spaces from a DEI lens using specific criteria and metrics. Explain how your institution can differentiate itself and increase wellbeing through better walkability, enhanced visual appeal of outdoor spaces, and a robust integration of campus land use. Complimentary guest room internet included. Identify technology and other resources that are needed to start your integrated planning process. Discuss integrated, collaborative planning processes with diverse stakeholder groups that can help your institution implement carbon action plans and achieve net zero carbon buildings. Consider the concept of space as a magnet, and the future of the physical campus. SCUP 2023 Well share how we applied WELL Building Standards to the University of Nebraska-Lincolns (UNL) Kiewit Hall and provide the necessary tools for engaging university stakeholders, implementing WELL design, and advocating for occupants. The 2011 National Architecture Firm Award Winner, BNIM is an innovative leader in designing high performance environments. We seek exceptional, well-developed proposals on topics related to integrated planning in higher education. Evaluate your campuss response preparedness for environmental threats and stressors. Mixed reality master planning integrates physical and technology infrastructure planning to support a seamless, future-forward educational platform across the spectrum of physical, augmented, mixed, and virtual realities. July 30August 1, 2023. Hyatt House Portland/Downtown: 2080 S River Dr, Portland, OR 97201 Be a part of it! DATES: This rule is effective January 1, 2022. Discuss how to turn historical and structurally-challenging buildings into program opportunities and design advantages. AIA LU 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1790) Planning Types: Academic Planning First-year student housing can be designed to encourage an engaging experience for students. Refunds will be issued within 30 days of received written notification. At SCUPs Planning Institute, we help bring clarity to a complex process and bring your community together to unleash your institutions potential. Venue: Discuss the benefits of an inclusive, robust visioning process for developing collaborative and specialized operational needs to fulfill a facilitys mission of blending design, technology, and commerce. Presented by: Heath Price, Associate CIO, University of Kentucky | Michael Stewart, Electrical Engineer, CMTA, Inc. As the global interest in esports continues to be the fastest-growing segment of entertainment the University of Kentucky (UK) took the chance to lead higher educations esports space in a new direction. Principal, Strategic Initiatives, Former Senior Program Officer, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Tags: Facilities Design; Facilities Planning; Flexible Learning Spaces; Interdisciplinary Learning Environments; Learning Environments, Presented by: Ethan Ahlberg, Associate, EHDD | Nicole Mestice, Estimator, Truebeck Construction | Karen Moranski, Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs and Chief Academic Officer, Sonoma State University | Grant Ricks, Project Executive, Truebeck Construction | Ronald Rodriguez, Dean of Library Services, California State University-Stanislaus. You will return to your institution with tools, techniques, and skills you can use to leverage your institutions complex operating environment for change. Join us to create vignettes of supportive campus learning spaces, resulting in tangible strategies for more inclusive campus spaces for learning, living, working, and socializing. Sunday, October 2, 2022 - Tuesday, October 4, 2022 2:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST Register event SCUP Southern 2022 Regional Conference Senior Associate and Senior Planner Woody Giles is presenting "Happy Trails to You: How Pathways Increase Equity and Economic Mobility" at the conference in Tampa. Join us to hear about real world examples and learn new shared solutions that you can apply on your campus to achieve more equitable student support. Discuss how can campuses can establish and build support, oversight, and resourcing for their EDIB initiatives. Application Deadline Workshop-only registrations available. This session will detail how Glendale Community College (GCC) developed an integrated strategic plan using an intentional strategy execution framework, which has led to horizontal and vertical strategic alignment on the colleges highest priority goals. SCUP provides expertise, direction, and the inspiration to nurture a culture of integrated planning on your campus. Tags: Academic Facility; Business School Facility; Deferred Maintenance; Facilities Design; Facilities Planning; Historic Preservation; Landscape / Open Space; Renovation; Student Housing, Presented by: Eric Boatman, Assistant Director, Facilities Planning & Space Management, Michigan State University | Cori Fata-Hartley, Assistant Dean, College of Natural Science, Michigan State University | Jeffrey Johnson, , Integrated Design Solutions, LLC | Barbara Kranz, Assistant Provost, Institutional Space Planning and Management, Michigan State University. This session will offer practical technology insights, open dialog, and resources for the future of integrated planning and design. Planning Types: Strategic Planning Evaluate interdisciplinary planning issues at your institution. AIA LU 2.0 Unit (SCUP57T001) Assess the nature and quality of activities that remain in the back office and how this translates into space requirements and configurations. Critically examine existing campus spaces to assess their viability for adaptive reuse. Acknowledge the importance of engaging and collaborating with local Indigenous communities on campus. Use these workshops to take a deeper dive into the practices that will help sustain your institution and bolster a culture of integrated planning on campus. AICP CM 1.5 Unit, Planning Types: Campus Planning Come learn how integrated planning and technology-suffused learning spaces can support student development, collaboration, and learning necessary for preparing global leaders to thrive. Evaluate tradeoffs between building and central infrastructure upgrades on your campus. AICP CM 2.5 Unit, Planning Types: Campus Planning In this session, youll learn new tools and methods that you can apply to your own planning and design process to achieve vision alignment and meet your project goals and objectives. Refunds are subject to a processing fee 10% of the total purchase. Maximize your impact by expanding your knowledge! Applying new methods and techniques to the planning process, including ideation, can accelerate the process, infuse the experience with joy, and break down silos of resistance. Join us March 23-25, 2022 in Eugene, Oregon for the SCUP Pacific Regional Conference! This session will share how a strategic value proposition can differentiate your institution and build capacity for inclusion and equitable student outcomes. AIA LU 1.5 Unit (SCUP57T002) Well share the highlights, hard lessons, and details of how the STEM Colleges design considerations and change process achieved these efficiencies and positioned the college to better respond to future disruption. Moderator Apply strategies for diffusing defensiveness and preventing aggressive participants from dominating a collaborative process. AIA LU 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1705) Determine how your institution can ensure equity across virtual academic engagements. The content of every session I attended was, SCUP Planning Institute: Design (Two-day program 7/23-7/24), Optional Tour | Caltech: Developing a World-class Science and Technology Campus, Optional Tour | Cal State LA Student Housing East Tour, Optional Tour | Mid-century Madness: Architecture and Outdoor Sculpture at CSULB, Optional Tour | CSULB Student Success Center: Getting It All Under One Roof, Optional Tour | The Living Building Challenge and Community Building at CSULB, Optional Tour | A New Kind of Makerspace: USC's Iovine and Young Hall, SCUP Planning Institute: Sustain (Two-day program 7/27-7/28). Identify ways to adapt and re-use 1950s-era concrete buildings to serve modern student needs. Evolve from simply managing projects to truly collaborating and assist others in understanding these concepts. Apply our future back method to prototype your institutions future. Identify the major recent public policy changes affecting higher education institutions and students. AIA LU 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1863) On the conference floor at SCUP National 2022 ( #SCUP22 ), in Long Beach CA, there was more interest than ever from campus planners seeking to engage in a dialog . Develop integrated approaches to housing design that prioritize wellness, belonging, and sense of community at the scale of the campus, neighborhood, building, floor, and living unit. Examples of active learning exercises you can include in your proposal. Presented by: Shannon Dowling, 2020-21 SCUP Fellow, Learning Environments Planner, Ayers Saint Gross. Jul 20, 2020. Make new friends, share stories, and enjoy great conversations. Graduate school can be intense and stressful, but with the right tools, higher education planners can support graduate student wellness and inclusion through housing design and operations. In an effort to become a net-zero energy campus by 2030, California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) embarked on a journey to achieve Living Building Challenge certification for its most recent student housing projects. AIA LU 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1915) 12,000 events between 2012 and 2022 by date, location, industry. What will you do? This can only be accomplished when all voices are heard, recognized, and valued. Planning Types: Strategic Planning Tags: Community Engagement; Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI); Engaging Stakeholders; External Collaboration / Partnerships; Facilities Design; Facilities Planning; Interdisciplinary Learning Environments; Learning Environments; Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM); Student Success, Presented by: Marco Alves, Associate Principal, PAE Consulting Engineers, Inc.| Susan Jenkins, Ph.D., Managing Director, Bakar BioEnginuity Hub, University of California-Berkeley | Ryan McNulty, Principal and Architect, MBH Architects. Compare your campus to several national benchmarks. Discuss the roots of Brutalism in post-WWII optimism, the reasons for its fall from grace, and how institutions can sustainably extend the useful life of Brutalist campus buildings. 2023 Annual Conference & Exhibition. AIA LU/HSW 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C2204) Collaborative governance: Do key stakeholders have a voice in decision making? Furthermore, he will offer observations about the 2022 elections and what the consequences might be for higher education institutions and students. How will you get there? Early planning and institution-wide support are critical for successfully implementing WELL Building Standards, which allow campus facilities to support the mental and physical wellbeing of all users. This session will share a yearlong student-centered study focused on the relationship between physical space and the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). Tags: Campus Master Planning; Facilities Planning; Resiliency; Response Planning; Sustainability (Environmental). Come discuss and learn from a range of processes to strengthen your approach to DEI as a core component of planning for your institution. Join us to discover how you can create a learning organization with an autonomous, equitable, and diverse workforce within your own institution. As we approach the halfway point of the Biden Administrations term in office, Terry Hartle, Senior Vice President of Government and Public Affairs at the American Council on Education, will discuss what has happened so far, what is still possible, and what has fallen through the cracks. Deadline extended to July 7. Engage indigenous partners in collaboratively decolonizing capital infrastructure project processes. This session will explore the creation of Riverside Community College Districts (RCCD) holistic and innovative approach to sustainability and climate change across three unique campus environments, each at different levels of understanding and implementation abilities. About; Contact; Close Search Identify and adopt tools, methods, and actions that build an integrated planning culture. AIA LU/HSW 1.0 Unit (SCUP57C1899) The framework is singularly focused on student success and is a strong example of integrated planning that involves the entire campus. As youknow, any planning effort is designed to change the institution in a meaningful way, poised for success and nimble to adapt to a volatile environment. Additional details will be sent to registrants. In the wake of similarly troubled times, campuses are once again ready to embrace optimism through renewal. Fueled by crisis in the wave of the pandemic, institutions are expanding the purpose, process, and outcomes of campus master planning as a vehicle for shaping a resilient, agile, and equitable future. A national conference of our size costs over $3 million over several years (in vendor and convention fees, AV, software, events, transportation, staff, etc. Cite critical research linking building design features to key health and performance outcomes for first year students: reducing stress, anxiety, and depression; encouraging healthy sleep patterns; and strengthening community and connection. Tags: Facilities Design; Facilities Planning; Flexible Learning Spaces; Laboratory Facility; Learning Environments; Renovation; Science / Engineering Facility. If you do not know your login information, click on forgot your password on the login screen. Consider the potential for campuses to serve as resilience centers and resilience hubs for neighboring communities. Higher educations struggle to overcome pandemic disruption will continue long after other parts of the economy rebound. Draw on your broader institutional DEI program to design and promote procurement reforms. Presented by: Leonard Adams, Interim President, Knoxville College | Jorge Garcia, Associate Manager | Architecture, IBI Group | Jason King, Associate, Parametric Design Lead, IBI Group | Thierry Paret, Associate Director, IBI Group. Assess your institutions readiness for change so you can remove change inhibitors and pave a pathway to success. 7:15 - 8:15 am. Use this link to add yourself to the waitlist. In order to support these new methods, planners need data to inform campus space renovations and new educational facilities. As you put together your presentation team, consider these questions: We strongly encourage you to make sure your presentation team includes diverse voices, and that these voices are given equitable time to share their perspectives. Planning Types: Campus Planning Yet in all that we face, we . Photographs of copyrighted PowerPoint or other slides are for personal use only and are not to be reproduced or distributed. Whether your main responsibilities focus on academic, resource and budget, institutional direction, or campus planning SCUPs sessions will give you insight on how leaders are crossing traditional boundaries to create new solutions. Recognize faculty and student demographic shifts in creating third spaces that promote pedagogical success. The call for proposals closed Monday, December 6, 2021, at 11:59 PM EST. Identify university partners to engage in pre-planning and early design and show them the impact of existing policies and procedures as they relate to WELL. What if your institutions culture prevents change and growth? Well take you on a tour of the Parkside North Residential Building and the Hillside Gateway Building, which focus on the importance of shared and common spaces, community building amongst residents, and healthy, sustainable design. SCUP 2020 Virtual Annual Conference - Society of College and University Planning. This tour will explore how the project came about, the process behind re-purposing the building, and how the project vision matched up to the reality. National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs. UK designed its University of Kentucky Federal Credit Union Esports Lounge to meet users needs while finding a way to produce an additional revenue stream. Tags: Alignment; Community College; Determining Priorities; Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI); Institutional Planning; Medical / Allied Health Education; Mission / Vision / Identity; Student Services; Student Success; Workforce Development, Presented by: Michael McCormick, Partnerships Lead, Founder & President, Farallon Strategies, LLC | Megha Sinha, Principal, Urban Design and Planning, NBBJ | Megan Fay Zahniser, Executive Director, Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE) | Natale Zappia, Director, Institute for Sustainability Associate Professor Department of History, California State University-Northridge. Generate ideas for achieving efficiencies and optimization of a college-based professional services team. We want your proposal for a session at our in-person 2022 conference in Long Beach, CA! Come discover our valuable tools and strategies to enhance wellbeing, reduce energy costs, and improve resilience at your institution. So, SCUP created the next generation of its Campus Facilities Inventory (CFI) to help leaders see how their campus compares to national benchmarks and understand how things might change in the future. Effectively communicate with your library services department about the newest programmatic space needs and requests of a re-visioned or new academic library project.

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