Southern Regional Conference 2004
Destinations and Pathways – Directions from Your Present to Your Future
October 24–26, 2004
Omni Austin Hotel Downtown
Austin, Texas (USA)
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Conference Proceedings
- The Evolution of a Campus Master Planning Process
Presenters: Bruce Flye, East Carolina University; Robert J. Thompson, East Carolina University
The evolution of East Carolina University's campus master planning process over time and its current efforts to link academic programming, anticipated enrollment growth, capacity analyses, and facilities planning will be described in this session. Changes in the maturation of the university, leadership, and the intellectual capacity of the institution to conceptualize its future needs and growth will also be discussed. Attendees will be able to apply the conclusions of this case study to the experiences of their own campuses.
- A Collegiate Approach To Designing Facilities In Higher Education
Presenter: Elsa Pena, State University of West Georgia
Planning and designing buildings for higher education does not have to be an adversarial process. This session will discuss a participatory model where collegiality is emphasized with open lines of communication, clear role definition, and a team approach that includes users, design team, contractor, and administration. Using a "project advocate" who negotiates, advocates and serves as the communication link between all future occupants and the rest of the team is one of the tools utilized by this model that allows successful buildings completed on time, on budget, and meeting the expectations of the users.
- Coppin State University: An Institution "Of and For Its Community"
Presenter: Matt A. D'Amico, Design Collective, Inc; Edward C. Kohls, Design Collective Inc.
Coppin State University is a historically black university focused in liberal arts and sciences, and health and human services. Located in West Baltimore, the University has an inextricable relationship with its community, and a mission that focuses on the needs and aspirations of Baltimore's central city. Coppin, together with the Coppin Heights CDC, has developed a new community revitalization plan. This presentation will review Coppin's role in the community redevelopment efforts, the new 2004 plan and the integration of academic and community programs.
Conference Sponsors
Feature Sponsors
Hardin Construction Company LLP
Place Properties
Wachovia Bank, NA
Annual Sponsors
Broaddus & Associates
Brookwood Program Management
Earl Swensson Associates, Inc.
Heery International, Inc.
Holder Construction Company
John Portman + Associates
Niles Bolton Associates, Inc.
Stuart Adler
2004 Conference Chair
Watson Hannah
2004 Conference Program Coordinator
Bronson Dorsey
2004 Local Host
SPONSORSHIP, CONTACT:
Tom Bowen
E-mail: tbowen@arches.uga.edu
or
Tom Woodward
Heery International, Inc.
E-mail: twoodwar@heery.com
ONLINE FORM OR WEBSITE, CONTACT:
SCUP Office
Lorel Vidlund-Green
734.998.9172
E-mail: lorel.vidlund@scup.org
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