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• P01 – Rebuilding Iraq's Future: Toward a New Higher Education; Walid Phares, Florida Atlantic University
• P02 – Navigating the University through the Stormy Seas of a Changing World; James J. Duderstadt, University of Michigan
• P03 – The New Urbanism and the University; Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company
• CC-01 – Adapting the U.S. Higher Education Model in the United Arab Emirates; Lewis T May, Page Southerland Page; Joseph H. Stafford, University of Texas at San Antonio; Virginia Wheeless, University of North Texas
• CC-02 – Building Campus Identity through Integrated Athletics Facilities Planning; Bane Gaiser, HNTB Corporation; Douglas K. Marsh, University of Notre Dame
• CC-03 – Key Issues in the Upcoming Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act; Tracy Locklin, U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
• CC-04 – The New Wave of Community College Partnerships: Who's the Customer?; Carolyn W. Crowder, Paul D. Camp Community College; Kevin J. Kattwinkel, Moseley Harris & McClintock
• CC-05 – Renewing the Dream: Integrated Planning, a Catalyst for Change; Barrie L. Dubray, University of Saskatchewan
• CC-06 – Designing for the Future, Connecticut Community Colleges; Grace Sawyer Jones, Three Rivers Community College; Lenell Kittlitz, Board of Trustees of Community-Technical Colleges; Ira Rubenzahl, Capital Community College
• CC-07 – Team Build: Managing Strategic Facility Initiatives; John R. Benson, Linbeck; Troy Garrett, Linbeck; Frances M. Gast, Rhode Island School of Design; David W. Short, Lotti Krishan & Short, Inc.
• CC-08 – Transforming the University of Missouri - Kansas City: A Campus Without Borders; Mary Larson-Diaz, University of Missouri - Kansas City; Pat Long, University of Missouri - Kansas City; Robert A. Simmons, University of Missouri System Administration
• CC-09 – UC Davis: Expanding a National and Community Identity; Stanley G. Boles, BOORA Architects Inc; Robert B. Segar, University of California - Davis
• CC-10 – Understanding Your Research Space; Anthony Blackett, Anthony Blackett & Associates; Karla S. Johnson, J. Stewart Roberts & Associates
• CC-11 – Canisius College: Strategic Planning For Institutional and Community Renewal; Ellen Conley, Canisius College; Frank Sica
• CC-12 – Consolidating and Co-Locating: Planning to Better Serve Students' Needs; Tim Dufault, Cuningham Group Architecture; Sally Grans, Minnesota State Colleges and Universities; Daniel Kirk, Metropolitan State University
• CC-13 – Historic Campus Buildings: What They Teach About Sustainable Design; Carl Elefante, Quinn Evans / Architects
• CC-14 – The Learning Landscape of the Distributed University; Shirley Dugdale, DEGW North America; Fiona Duggan, DEGW
• CC-15 – Looking In, Looking Out: Emory's Approach to Strategic Development; Susan Frost, Emory University; Paul M. Jean, Emory University
• CC-16 – Passports to Success: Latin American Higher Education Business Collaborations; Eduardo Garcia-Luna-Martinez, Universidad de Monterrey; Maria Teresa Martinez, Tec Milenio.Evaluation Center
• CC-17 – Phoenix Rises: Medical School Reestablishes Identity after Bankruptcy and Sale; Eric R. Lautzenheiser, VITETTA; Frank J. Pizzulo, Drexel University; Barbara A. Spitz, Vitetta
• CC-18 – The Planning and Architecture of the New University of Ontario; Donald Schmitt, Diamond and Schmitt Architects, Inc.
• CC-19 – Robots in the University Library!; Thomas L. Findley, Leo A Daly; Jeff Hedges, HK Systems; Ken Marks, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
• CC-20 – Rules of Thumb for Conference Centers: Planning, Design, Finance, and Management; Richard H. Fawell, VOA Associates Inc; Charles A. Wilson, University of Cincinnati
• CC-22 – Adapting to Changing Itineraries-Interdisciplinary Research Facilities; Warren J. Hendrickson, CUH2A
• CC-23 – Benchmarking Data on Out-of-Classroom Faculty Activity: Results from the Expanded Delaware Study of Instructional Costs and Productivity; Heather K. Isaacs, University of Delaware; Michael F. Middaugh, University of Delaware
• CC-24 – Elegant Edges: Strategies for Designing a Dynamic Interface Between Campus and City; Joseph Greco, Lord, Aeck & Sargent; Carl V. Patton, Georgia State University; John H. Starr, Lord, Aeck & Sargent
• CC-25 – Fundamentally Green: The Landscape's Role in Creating a Sustainable Campus; Jose M. Almi–ana, Andropogon Associates; Teresa Durkin, Andropogon Associates; Diane Gillis, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
• CC-26 – How Big: Counting Space; Ira Fink, Ira Fink & Associates, Inc
• CC-27 – The Internal Partnerships Necessary for the Establishment of the Center for Energy Efficiency; Mary K. Mathis, Middle Tennessee State University; Duane Stucky, Southern Illinois University; Joseph Conrad Whitefield, Middle Tennessee State University
• CC-28 – Prioritizing Institutional Needs-Analytical Approaches for Evaluating Instructional Cost; Diane S. Hergenrother, St. John's University
• CC-29 – Rebuilding an Institutional Mission: Five Years from Inception to Recognition; Marianne O'Brien, Perkins & Will; Richard M. Smith, Perkins & Will Inc; Lorelee A. Wederstrom, University of Minnesota
• CC-30 – Technology: The Unifier in a Multi-disciplinary Environment; Ellen A. Watts, Tsoi/Kobus & Associates Inc; Kimberly Wright, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
• CC-31 – Timetabling: The World of Academia Meets the Facilities Empire; John H. Pryzibilla, Mackin Harland Consulting
• CC-32 – You Can't Cross a Border if You Can't Find It; Richard Franz, Pima County Community College; Rosemarie Schulz, Pima County Community College; Robin Shambach, Burns and Wald-Hopkins Architects
• CC-33 – Campus Planning RFQ/RFPs that Ensure Concise, Responsive, and Cost Competitive Submissions; Scott B. Page, Scott Blackwell Page Architect; Michael Scott Rudden, The Saratoga Associates; Mark S. Valenti, The Sextant Group, Inc
• CC-34 – Design for Sustainable Stormwater Management on the MIT Campus-A Collaborative Effort; Stephen M. Benz, Judith Nitsch Engineering, Inc.; Talitha Fabricius, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Keith McPeters, Olin Partnership
• CC-35 – Federal Policy and the College Cost Debate; Alisa Federico Cunningham, The Institute of Higher Education Policy
• CC-36 – From Strategy to Effective Change: The Central Role of the Human Factor; Mireille Mathieu, Universite de Montreal
• CC-37 – Maximizing Learning Through the Use of Technology and Classroom Design; Karen W. Bauer, University of Delaware; John C. Cavanaugh, University of West Florida
• CC-38 – Planning Your Performing Arts Venues to Build Campus Identity; Mark Bertolami, Florida State University; Kara Hill, Hammel, Green and Abrahamson; Jamie L. Milne-Rojek, Hammel, Green and Abrahamson Architects
• CC-39 – Three Years of Web-Based Strategic Planning-Lessons Learned; Christian Barbieri, Embry-Riddle University; Leonard Brazis, Embry-Riddle University; Garry F. Vance, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
• CC-41 – Undergraduate Science Facilities: Innovative Approaches to Accomodate Changing Needs; Sandra Bowden, Agnes Scott College; Richard M. Heinz, Research Facilities Design; Sean Towne, Research Facilities Design
• CC-42 – Urban Campus Expansion and Neighborhood Revitalization; Ellis Brown, Edward Waters College; Christopher D. Flagg, Reynolds, Smith and Hills, Inc.
• CC-43 – Civic Space on Campus; Elliott Bonnie, Design Group; Bernie Costantino, The Ohio State University; Christine Cousineau, Goody, Clancy & Associates; Laura V. Shinn, The Ohio State University Main Campus
• CC-44 – A College Campus Master Plan-A Case Study for Transformation; Ronald Machtley, Bryant College; Robert Siegel, Gwathmey Siegel & Associates
• CC-45 – Destination Paradise or Fantasy Island? Public/Private Partnerships and University Development; Peter T. Belisle, Jones Lang LaSalle; Ray Flatland, Jones Lang LaSalle; Beverly Wood, California State University-Monterey Bay
• CC-46 – Development Frameworks: An Integrated Approach to Campus Planning in England; David Chiddick, University of Lincoln; Greg Havens, Sasaki Associates Inc
• CC-47 – First Impression Centers: Passport to Learning; Charles E. Dagit, Dagit Saylor Architects; Kathleen H. Seelye, Thomas Ricca Associates
• CC-48 – Greening UCSF Osher Center for Integrative Medicine: Goals, Measures, and Evaluation; Anthony N. Bernheim, Simon Martin-Vegue Winkelstein Moris; Susan Folkman, Osher Center for Integrative Medicine; Kevin R. Hydes, Keen Engineering Inc
• CC-49 – Inward Journey: Neuro-Biology, Species Survival, and Perception of the Campus Environment; Susan Painter, AC Martin Partners
• CC-50 – Lost Relevance? Environment's Impact on Learning in the Internet Age; Paul Cornell, Vecta
• CC-51 – Planning, Pedagogy, and People: It's About More Than Technology; Michael Sestric, Lewis & Clark College; Dan M. Terrio, Lewis & Clark College
• CC-52 – Restoration or New: Effective Options for Laboratory Facilities; John L. Fogarty, University of Chicago; Mike Yoshimura, OWP/P Architects, Inc
• CC-53 – The Road to Alternative Project Delivery; Howie S. Ferguson, University of Florida; Michael E. Kenig, Holder Construction Company
• CC-54 – Campus Design/Campus Heritage ; Richard P. Dober, Dober, Lidsky, Craig and Associates
• CC-55 – Can You Afford to Build Green?; Guy Ott, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center; Rod Wille, Turner Construction Company
• CC-56 – Integrated Planning-The Holy Grail; Michael A. Harwood, North Carolina State University; Karen Helm, North Carolina State University; Lisa H. Johnson, North Carolina State University
• CC-57 – International Educational Collaborations; James S. Taylor, University of Aveiro
• CC-58 – The Languages of Sustainability and Campus Identity; Thomas Butcavage, SmithGroup; Charles Jackson, St. Mary's College of Maryland; Greg Mella, SmithGroup, Inc
• CC-59 – Navigating Change-As Campuses Change, What Stays Put?; Mike Van Yahres, Van Yahres Associates
• CC-60 – SCUP/AIA-CAE Excellence in Planning Awards; Gita Hendessi, Hendessi Associates; Joseph J. Szutz, Georgia Board of Regents Central Office
• CC-61 – Universidad de los Andes, Merging Learning Cultures through Library Design; Maria Jose Lecaros, Universidad de Los Andes; Ray K. Warburton, Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and Abbott
• CC-62 – The Urban Campus' Passport to Community Outreach; Scott Ford, Brailsford & Dunlavey; Dhiru A. Thadani, Ayers/Saint/Gross, Architects and Planners; Jeff Turner, Brailsford & Dunlavey
• CC-64 – Successes and Pitfalls of Academic Planning ; Bruce Bublitz, University of Texas, San Antonio; Gerald Francis, Elon University; Jeffrey Lukenbill, Miami-Dade Community College; Sal D. Rinella, STRATUS
• CC-65 – A Comprehensive Approach to Budget Planning at a Major Research University; David E. Hollowell, University of Delaware; Michael F. Middaugh, University of Delaware; Carol Rylee, University of Delaware
• CC-66 – From Vision to Reality-The Campaign for Erskine College; Bud Mattingly, The Facility Group; Ennis Parker, The Facility Group; Jason Peevy, Erskine College
• CC-68 – Growing Community in a No-Growth Community; Diane M. Dale, William McDonough + Partners; Robert B. Segar, University of California - Davis; Robert S. Sena, Moore Iacofano Goltsman, Inc.
• CC-69 – It's All Perception-Impact of Architectural Style on Today's Campuses; Pamela Delphenich, Yale University; Douglas K. Marsh, University of Notre Dame; James McManus, The S/L/A/M Collaborative Architects; Deborah M. Poodry, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
• CC-70 – The Ivory Tower in the 'Hood': A Condition and Perception to be Avoided; Howard Buxbaum, New Jersey City University; Toby Israel, KSS Architects; Allan W. Kehrt, KSS Architects
• CC-71 – Master Planning and the Academic Medical Center; Jim Langlois, Odell Associates Inc.; John A. Ruffo, Gordon H. Chong & Partners; Thomas A. Rush, University of California - Davis Health System
• CC-72 – On Campus Student Housing: The Dollars and Sense of Public Private Partnerships; Gregory L. Strickler, Anderson Strickler, LLC
• CC-73 – Planning Universities: A Passport to Utopia; Pablo Campos, Universidad Camilo Jose Cela
• CC-74 – Small Campuses-Adapting to Big Changes; David K. Breen, Merrimack College; David Salazar, Claremont Graduate University; Richard W. Thompson, AC Martin Partners
• CC-75 – Stanford University's Space Project: "Breakthrough" Technologies for Collaborative Learning and their Effect on Student Teams Working in Project Courses; Andrew Milne, Stanford University
• CC-76 – Access to Education: Global Approach to Evaluating ADA Program Discrimination in Planning; Don R. Hanks, BFE Architecture
• CC-77 – Adaptive Learning Environments: Faculty Migration at Central Michigan University; Warren Arbogast, IdeaReserve LLC; Jonathan P. Kendall, IdeaReserve; Linda Seestedt-Stanford, Central Michigan University
• CC-78 – Benchmarking Lessons Learned: Securing Strong Participation; Daniel K. Paulien, Paulien & Associates Inc; Yvonne M. Thibodeau, Paulien & Associates Inc
• CC-79 – Hurricane Andrew Ten Years Later-Lessons Learned; Alan J. Fish, University of Miami; Charles F. Gottlieb, University of Miami
• CC-80 – Knitting the Urban Fabric; Peter Calkins, Forest City Enterprises; Terry D. Foegler, Campus Partners; John Martin, Elkus/Manfredi Architects
• CC-81 – Knowledge-Based Communities-The Emerging Urban Campus; Linda Gill-Taylor, University of Missouri - Kansas City.Center for the City; C. Alyn Pruett, Wallace Roberts & Todd
• CC-82 – Onward and Upward! Rollins College Strategic Master Plan Enhances Identity; George H. Herbst, Rollins College; Christopher Jones, Carol R. Johnson Associates, Inc; Richard Yeager, Shepley Bulfinch Richardson and Abbott
• CC-83 – Seniors Back to School to Solve your Future Multiple Equations; Daniel J. Cinelli, Perkins Eastman Architects; James Perlman, Perlmark Realty Corp; Aaron B. Schwarz, Perkins Eastman Architects
• CC-84 – Strategic Planning in Portuguese Higher Education Institutions; Maria De Lourdes Machado, CIPES - Fundacao Das Universidades Portuguesas.Centros de Investigacao de ; James S. Taylor, University of Aveiro; Robert Wilkinson, Pittsburg State University
• CC-85 – The University of Minnesota East Bank Recycling Study-20 Years Later; Lawrence J. Gleason, Cost Planning & Management International Inc; Clinton N. Hewitt, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
• CC-96 – Consideration of Extreme Events in Building Design and Operations; Chris Marrion, Arup Fire
• CC-97 – Exploring the Unique Aspects of Public Urban Colleges and Universities; Dorothy M. Lewis, University of Colorado At Denver; Daniel R. Montez, University of Colorado at Denver; Charles Tinder, Florida International University
• CC-98 – Institutionalizing a Planning Culture: A Model for Strategic Planning and Continuous Improvement; Samuel A. Kirkpatrick, Eastern Michigan University; Donald M. Loppnow, Eastern Michigan University
• CC-99 – Campus Bloopers 3-A Passport to Learning from our Mistakes; Robert Murrin, AC Martin Partners; Richard W. Thompson, AC Martin Partners
• CC-100 – Developing and Understanding Institutional Identity and Mission; Steve Pontius, Indiana State University; Karen Schmid, Indiana State University; Kevin J.G. Snider, Indiana State University
• CC-101 – National Science Foundation's 2003 Survey of Scientific and Engineering Research Facilities; Leslie Christovich, National Science Foundation; Timothy Smith, Westat
• CC-102 – Sustainable Programming for Flexibility over 100 Years of Occupancy; Bryan J. Gross, Berkebile Nelson Immenschuh McDowell Architects, Inc; Phaedra Svec, BNIM Architects
• Workshop A – Campus Planning and Design-A Workshop in the Basics; William H. Colehower, Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott; Janet Gavarrete, University of Miami; David A. Lieberman, University of Miami; C. Alyn Pruett, Wallace Roberts & Todd; Sergio Rodriguez, University of Miami
• Workshop B – Foundations of Planning Within the Context of Higher Education; Judith A. Anderson, California State University - Fullerton; Raymond M. Haas, University of Virginia; John W. Moore, Indiana State University
• Workshop C – Achieving Integrated Planning in a Research Intensive University; Philip G. Stack, University of Alberta
• Workshop D – Planning & Budgeting: Allocating and Managing Financial Resources; Sarah Armbrister Beamer, Emory & Henry College; L. Carole Wharton, McManis-Monsalve Associates
• Workshop E – Facilities Planning and Wireless Network Implementations: What You Need to Know; Mary Doyle, Washington State University; Dave Ostrom, Washington State University
• Workshop F – Planning for Science: Issues and Approaches; Robert E. Nalls, Nalls Architecture, Inc; Gregory L. Sibley, R.G. Vanderweil Engineers Princeton, Inc.; Eric Weckel, University of Pennsylvania
• Workshop G – Program Review and Prioritization: Making Tough Choices in Tough Times; Gary A. Giamartino, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville; Brian P. Nedwek, St. John's University
• Workshop H – Evaluating Facilities Utilization and Quantifying Space Needs; John R. Bengston, Paulien & Associates Inc; Daniel K. Paulien, Paulien & Associates Inc
• Workshop J – How to Create a Disaster-Resistant Campus; Charles F. Gottlieb, University of Miami; Sandra Lier, University of Washington; Cecelia G. Rosenberg, Federal Emergency Management Agency
• Workshop K – Campus-Wide Planning for the Arts: Building Identity and Meeting Change; Daniel L. Avchen, Hammel Green & Abrahamson; Jamie L. Milne-Rojek, Hammel, Green & Abrahamson
• Workshop L – Planning and Analysis as Essential Components of Institutional and Program Accreditation; John C. Cavanaugh, University of West Florida; Michael F. Middaugh, University of Delaware; Elizabeth H. Sibolski, Middle States Commission on Higher Education

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These knowledge resources from SCUP were presented at the Society's thirty-eighth annual, international conference and Expo, SCUP–38, in Miami Beach, FL (USA), in July of 2003.

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