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Conference HomeThank you to everyone who participated in this event! Some conference proceedings are now available for all conference attendees and members. Listen to the closing discussions. If you did not receive your AIA form on site, here is a copy. Conference Theme Join your colleagues and GET ENGAGED—in planning that is! Engaged Planning: Discover, Discuss, Decide will put new meaning into the term “Planning” as the SCUP Mid-Atlantic Region offers one of the most exciting and innovative conferences ever. From the moment you step into the opening plenary session until the closing session two days later, you will be involved, inspired and informed by the events surrounding our planning charrettes! Opening PlenarySunday, March 14
Conference LocationAll sessions will be held at Hodson Hall on Johns Hopkins University's Homewood Campus. Opened in 2002, Hodson Hall is a three-story, 48,000-square foot building that contains state-of-the-art classrooms and lecture halls, an auditorium, meeting space for the university's board of trustees, and the archives of the Hodson Trust and the Beneficial Corp. Program OverviewWe will divide the attendees into three groups comprised of three teams each (9 in all) to tackle:
Sunday evening all will come together and listen to an opening presentation that will set the tone for the charrette discussions throughout the conference. Monday morning the various teams will attend presentations relevant to the three focus areas mentioned above. Lunch will prove lively as teams re-form to begin sharing strategies and observations related to their specific area that will carry over into the afternoon sessions. Current Mid-Atlantic Regional Sponsors Mid-Atlantic Sponsorship Application (PDF)
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Conference Proceedings
On April 21, 2008 American University joined more than 500 other universities around the United States by signing the American College & University Presidents Climate Commitment. Dr. Cornelius Kerwin, President of American University will share his perspective and thoughts on the role and importance of leadership in complying with the President’s Climate Commitment and advancing campus sustainability.
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