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• P01 – Good Growth: A Building Like a Tree, a Campus Like a Forest; William McDonough
• P02 – Building Living Laboratories of the Future; Larry Smarr, Director, California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology, Professor of Computer Science and Engineering, Jacobs School of Engineering, University of California - San Diego
• C01 – Changing Methods for Building Project Delivery: Risks, Rewards and Responsibilities; Lawrence J. Gleason, Cost Planning & Management International Inc
• C02 – A Conversation with William McDonough; LAnthony Cortese, Second Nature; William McDonough, William McDonough+Partners
• C03 – Enhancing the Mission While Addressing Constant Change—The Role of Master Planning; Joseph A. Hibbard, Sasaki Associates Inc; Jeffrey R. Kacos, Michigan State University; William J. Latta, Michigan State University; Christine M. Teike, Sasaki Associates, Inc.
• C04 – Financial Planning Model—A Collaborative Approach to Resource Allocation; Jeffrey Frates, Los Medanos College; Daniel Henry, Los Medanos College
• C05 – Forging Connections: Planning for an Interdisciplinary Institute at the University of Michigan; Frederick W. Mayer, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor; Nancy Rogo Trainer, Venturi, Scott Brown & Associates; James P. Wallace, Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates
• C06 – Implementing Strategic Plans (Making Dreams Come True): The Saga Continues; Thomas B. Flaherty, Central Connecticut State University; Gerald C. Werner, Werner Consulting, LLC
• C07 – Inventing the Future of Technology Education: An Experiment in Collaborative Planning; Starnell K. Bates, Midlands Technical College; John Burk, DLR Group
• C08 – Learning Centers that Really Work; Kathleen Pepin, University of Michigan - Dearborn; Margaret Serrato, Lord, Aeck & Sargent; John H. Starr, Lord, Aeck & Sargent
• C09 – Stewardship of a Historic Campus Landscape—Integrating Institutional Mission with Planning; John S. Bryant and Stephanie J. Hull, Mount Holyoke College; Jennifer Jones, Carol R. Johnson Associates Inc.
• C10 – Williams Village at CU-Boulder: Critical Alignment of Town and Gown Missions; Jeff McMenimen, Design Workshop, Inc; Gregory L. Strickler, Anderson Strickler; Derrick Watson, University of Colorado-Boulder
• C11 – Benchmarking for Sustainability; Jerry Yudelson, Interface Engineering Inc.
• C12 – Classroom Utilization and the Liberal Arts College: What the Data Tells Us; Brenda Bretz, Dickinson College; Katharine Mace Learned, The Stone House Group; Nickolas G. Stamos, Dickinson College
• C13 – Dealing with Values, Environmental Scanning, and Institutional Research: Making a Viable University; Juan Cantu-Luna and Eduardo Garcia Luna Martinez, Universidad de Monterrey
• C14 – Defining Qualitative Measures of Faculty Activity: Extending the Research on Productivity; Heather K. Isaacs, Unversity of Delaware; Michael F. Middaugh, University of Delaware
• C15 – Healthy Families Center: A Collaborative Campus Facility Serving the Educational Needs of the Community; Barbara Bishop, Northeast Pennsylvania Women's Health Alliance; Dr. Mary Reap, Marywood University; Barbara R. Sadowski, Marywood University
• C16 – New Facilities for Science Reflect Changes in Institutional Mission; Michael C. Lauber, Ellenzweig Associates; Robert Newland, Rowan University
• C17 – A New Funding Model—Mission Possible!; Thomas K. Anderes, Oregon University System
• C18 – Revitalizing Mission: A Collaborative Model for Change; Kurt Schackmuth, Lewis University ; Stephany Schlachter, Lewis University
• C19 – Southbay Synergy, Sewing a Seamless Progression in Higher Education; Edward Brand, Sweetwater Union High School District; Stephen Weber, San Diego State University; Serafin A. Zasueta, Southwestern College
• C20 – What do You Owe an Icon? How Astute Planning and Advanced Building Technology are Giving Columbia¹s Great Low Library its Due; Margaret Castillo, Helpern Architects; David Helpern, Helpern Architects; Irwin Lefkowitz, Columbia University; Edmund P. Meade, Robert Silman Associates
• C21 – Achieving Integrated Workplace Through Learning Laboratories: A Government / University / Corporate Partnership; Diane L. Hartley, Spaulding & Slye Colliers; Kevin Kampschroer, U.S. General Services Administration; Vivian Loftness, Carnegie Mellon University
• C22 – The Budget Iceberg: Using Planning to Create Capacity for Change; Frederick F. Kantz, Cleveland State University; Marie E. Zeglen, Cleveland State University
• C23 – Parking Planning: Improving the Quality of Campus Life; Tom Arnold, York University; Mary Lynn Reimer, York University; Richard A. Rich, Rich and Associates Inc
• C24 – Planning for Disaster Mitigation-How Much Can We Control; Margaret Lawless, Mitigation Planning and Delivery Division, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
• C25 – Planning the Classroom Technology Project: How to Avoid Being Cut on the Leading Edge of Technology; Jane E. Curry, Princeton University; David Zaiser, KSS Architects LLP
• C26 – Positioning for the Marketplace: A Private University Transforms Itself to Meet Customer Demand; John Reeve, Christner Inc; Larry A. Williamson, Maryville University
• C27 – The Shape of Planning: Effective Planning Organization in Universities and Colleges; Philip J. Parsons, Parsons Consulting Group; O. Robert Simha, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• C28 – University of California, Berkeley New Century Plan: Reconnecting Mission & Vision in the 21st Century to Rebuild the Foundations of Excellence; Edward Denton, University of California - Berkeley; Thomas E. Lollini, University of California - Berkeley; Kerry O'Banion, University of California - Berkeley
• C29 – Using Longitudinal Research to Assess the Impact of Diversity on Undergraduate Students; John Matlock and Katrina C. Wade-Gold, University of Michigan
• C30 – Why You Have Heard of Arcadia University: A Successful Planned Identity Change; Mark P. Curchack and Dennis L. Nostrand, Arcadia University; John Taraquino, Backe Communications
• C31 – Building Campus and Community Planning Alliances; Judith S. Steinkamp, University of Massachusetts
• C32 – Comprehensive and Integrative Planning Down Under (Program collaboration with The Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers APPA); Joe S. Hollander, Massey University
• C33 – Evolution of a Campus Planning Framework—University of Alabama at Birmingham, A 20-Year Retrospective; John T. Byrd and Sheila M. Chaffin, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Joel Putterman, Hellmuth Obata + Kassabaum Inc.
• C34 – Future Trends and Directions in the Planning of Academic Resource Centers; James Baird, Holabird & Root Architects; Allen Lanham, Eastern Illinois University
• C35 – FImproving Teaching and Learning with Technology: Sixth College. A Model for Description, Planning, and Implementation; Gabriele Wienhausen, University of California-San Diego
• C36 – Lean, Mean & Green—Tulane’s Energy/Facilities Leadership into the 21st Century; Gregory Chlup, Tulane University; Ted H. Moses, Moses Engineers, Inc; Lenny Zimmermann, Flack + Kurtz
• C37 – Lessons in Cooperative Planning: Working with Communities; David Dixon, Goody, Clancy & Associates Inc; Elizabeth Shepherd-Rabadam, Harvard University; David Spillane, Goody, Clancy, & Associates
• C38 – Partnership in the Desert: A Vision Becomes a Campus; Michael Kim, Lee, Burkhart, Liu, Inc.; William Shum, California State University - San Bernardino
• C39 – The SANE Space Model: Its Implications for Higher Education Planning; Shirley Dugdale, DEGW North America; Andrew Harrison, DEGW Plc; Kathleen Burr Oliver, Johns Hopkins University
• C40 – The Transformation of Linfield College; Thomas A. Bauer, BOORA Architects Inc; Carl B. Vance, Linfield College
• C41 – Current Projects Session; Robert E. Nalls, Nalls Architecture
• C42 – Campus Facilities Inventory Project; John T. Byrd, University of Alabama at Birmingham; Arthur J. Lidsky, Dober Lidsky Craig & Associates
• C43 – Issues Unique to Urban Campuses; Dorothy Lewis, University of Colorado At Denver; Daniel R. Montez, University of Colorado at Denver; Denise P. Sokol, University of Colorado at Denver
• C44 – How to Submit a Session Proposal to SCUP­38; Facilitated by Members of SCUP¹s Planning Academies
• C45 – Ways to Become a Leader in SCUP; Pamela K. Stewart, University of Washington
• C46 – Becoming Distinctive: Pathways to the Development of a Distinctive Institutional Identity; Andrew P. Codling, UNITEC Institute of Technology; Jill M. Yielder, UNITEC Institute of Technology
• C47 – Campus Centers for the 21st Century: Creating Stronger Learning Environments; Kevin P. Duffy, Boston College
• C48 – The Evolving Paradigm for Biomedical Research; Judith Vaitukaitis, National Institues of Health
• C49 – High Performance Green Buildings and Integrated Design for Higher Education Facilities; John Boecker, L. Robert Kimball & Associates
• C50 – Mission Possible: Finding New Ways To Deliver Medical Education in Northern Virginia; Charlene Connolly, Northern Virginia Community College; Gregory S. Lukmire, The Lukmire Partnership, Inc; P. Martin Sharpless, Gilbane Building Company
• C51 – A Model for Collaborative Research and Education? Planning A New Silicon Valley Campus; W. Anderson Barnes, Barnes & Co.; Kevin Lamb, Carnegie Mellon University; Barbara Maloney, BMS Design Group
• C52 – A Negotiated Approach to Performance Based Budgeting; Fred J. Maryanski, University of Connecticut
• C53 – Planning for Learning Technology Resources: A Case Study from the University of Monterrey; Lewis T May and Kurt Neubek, Page Southerland Page
• C54 – SCUP and AIR: Collaborative Partners in Higher Education (Program Collaboration with AIR: The Association for Institutional Research); Michael F. Middaugh, University of Delaware; Marvin W. Peterson, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor; Laura E. Saunders, Highline Community College
• C55 – Strategic Planning Revisited: Still Changing After All These Years; Nancy Shulock, California State University-Sacramento
• C56 – The Campus and the Car: A Reluctant Revolution; Barbara J. Chance, Chance Management Advisors Inc; Christine Cousineau, Goody, Clancy & Associates Inc; Kathleen Mallon, University of Rhode Island
• C57 – Card Counting: Case Study in the Application of LEED Guidelines; William Dann and Thomas O. Hacker, Thomas Hacker & Associates Architects; Michael Sestric, Lewis & Clark College
• C58 – High Performance Planning; William R. Howard, William Rainey Harper College; Judith A. Thorson, William Rainey Harper College
• C59 – New Computational Research Building Embraces Sustainable Campus Design Philosophy; Bryna C. Dunn and George C. Nasis, Moseley Harris & McClintock, Architects & Planners; Ron Tola, Old Dominion University
• C61 – Planning Together: Linking Strategic Planning, Institutional Accreditation, and Student Learning Outcomes; Beth Pellicciotti, Purdue University Calumet; Earl Potter, Eastern Michigan University
• C62 – Science in the New Millenium: A Process to Support Flexibility in a Traditionally Inflexible Environment; Nancy O. Jannik, Winona State University; Gary C. McNay, Perkins & Will; Marianne O'Brien, Perkins & Will
• C64 – The University of Alberta: Achieving its Vision Through Integrated Planning; Philip Stack, University of Alberta
• C65 – What Forms Institutional Identity?; Janne Corneil and Robert Sabbatini, Sasaki Associates; Denis J. Curry, MGT of America Inc.
• C66 – Changing a University and School's Financial Structure to Achieve its Core Missions; James Elsass, Northwestern University; Heather J. Haberaecker, Northwestern University Medical School
• C67 – The City Heights Educational Pilot‹Winning Formulas from the Learning Laboratory; W. Anthony Fulton, San Diego State University; Lionel R. Meno, San Diego State University; Ian Pumpian, San Diego State University
• C68 – Designing the Learning Ecology: Quality Programming for the 21st Century College; William Ammentorp, University of Minnesota; Tom Grier, Winona State University; Robert Krumwiede, University of Minnesota - Duluth; Bill Warner, Post Secondary International Network
• C70 – Integrated Capital Planning: A Case Study from Stanford University; Margaret Dyer Chamberlain, Stanford University; Sandra Louie, Stanford University; Craig K. Tanaka, Stanford University
• C72 – Leveraging Campus Assets: Using the Land to Fund Facilities; Alan C. Freeman, San Jose State University; Richard Macias, San Jose State University
• C73 – SCUP/AIA Excellence in Planning Awards; Joseph J. Szutz, Georgia Board of Regents Central Office
• C74 – Strategic Planning and Chaos Theory: Are They Compatible?; Jean Swenk, National University
• C75 – University Intergenerational Living/Learning Centers—Innovative Campus Communities; Peter J. Cornell, United Development Corporation; Michael Scott Rudden, The Saratoga Associates; Sanford J. Zimmerman, University of Albany
• C76 – Adaptive Learning Environments: Meeting Educational Needs in a Changing World; Jonathan P. Kendall, IdeaReserve ; Kenneth Rohlfing, SmithGroup; Linda Seestedt-Stanford, Central Michigan University
• C77 – State of the Campus Environment; Julian Keniry, National Wildlife Federation
• C78 – The US News & World Report’s Rankings and Insitutional Space Resources; George G. Mathey, Dober Lidsky Craig & Associates; Gerald A. Vander Mey, Clemson University
• C79 – A Framework for Managing Change in Colleges and Universities; Dona M. Cordero, Northwestern University; John B. Julia, Northwestern University
• C80 – How Generations X and Y Will Reshape Higher Education; Linda J. Blessing, Arizona Board of Regents; Cindy L. Olvey, Arizona Board of Regents
• C81 – Planning for Special Campus Events: The 2002 Winter Olympic Experience; LDon Adams, Sear Brown; Anne Racer, University of Utah
• C82 – Twenty Questions: Insignificant Details To Consider when Planning a Building For Higher Education; Edward C. Kohls, Design Collective Inc; Fred Marino, Design Collective, Inc.
• C83 – Epidemic Change; Phyllis Grummon and Karin C. Rade, Michigan State University; Jan Urban-Lorain, Spectra Data and Research
• C84 – Outsourcing Campus ICT Services: Why, What, When and How?; Morell Boone, Eastern Michigan University; Alan McCord, University of Michigan
• C85 – Roundtable on Planning Tools (including GIS) and Their Use in a Post 9/11 Environment; William R. Love, Woolpert LLP; Robert W. Marriott, University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill