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Planning and Planning Processes for Persons New to the Profession

Presenter(s): Judith A. Anderson, California State University, Fullerton; Raymond M Haas, University of Virginia; John Moore, Indiana State University

This is the twenty-fourth consecutive year in which the Society for College and University Planning has offered a workshop of this type. This workshop, developed by a leader in the field of higher education planning, is designed to assist persons new to the planning profession or at institutions giving initial or renewed attention to the planning function. Participants should achieve an understanding of the fundamentals of planning-including political considerations-within the college, university, and community college setting, and an awareness of how the planning function may be organized and executed in each of those types of academic institutions. Although the workshop is targeted primarily at individuals new to the planning field, the content is kept current, and thus experienced planners also are welcome to participate and can benefit from this session. Judith A. Anderson is executive vice president at California State University, Fullerton. Raymond M. Haas is professor emeritus and former vice president for administration at the University of Virginia. He is a past president of SCUP and received the Founder's (Casey) Award and the SCUP Distinguished Service Award. John W. Moore is president emeritus of Indiana State University and is also a past president of SCUP.

This knowledge resource from SCUP is a preconference workshop presented at the Society's thirty-sixth annual, international conference and Expo, SCUP–36, in Boston, MA (USA), in July of 2001.

Audiocassettes of this and other SCUP–36 sessions are available for purchase here.

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