SCUP Resources

Featured Publications

Planning for Higher Education Journal

Planning for Higher Education is SCUP’s quarterly, professional journal, where leaders in higher education planning publish thoughtful analysis of their experiences and insights into planning trends.

Timely and relevant online and downloadable articles and full issues are free to members. Beginning with the October 2012 issue, the journal is fully digital. 

Read the current issue, browse past issues, or search on a particular topic here.

New articles are developed throughout the year. Want to contribute to Planning for Higher Education? 

• Submit an article manuscript
• Offer support in an editorial role
• Review a book 

Contact Claire Turcotte, Planning Managing Editor, at claire.turcotte@scup.org.

Daily Higher Ed Scan

# CommunityMOJO

SCUP’s Multilevel Online Journal Odyssey

The Mojo takes place here. Join Now!

SCUP’s Mojo is a virtual community of SCUP members and others, which changes its overall theme every three months with each new issue of our journal.

Community-College, the July–September 2013 theme, is now underway.

Other SCUP Resources

Knowledge can come to professionals in traditional ways, such as attending a conference or reading a book. Those types of SCUP resources can be found in other sections of this website. However, more and more knowledge can be obtained via the internet and through compilations of information stored in searchable, interactive databases.

• Higher Education Institutional Plans - Comment and rate higher education plans. (Members Only)

• Getty Higher Education Historic Preservation Plans

• Continuing Education Units—SCUP is a registered continuing education provider for the following organizations: AIA, AICP, GBCI, and NASBA.

• Job Postings—A database where you can read about and/or post open positions at no charge.

• Integrated Planning Marketplace—A searchable database of consultants and firms with experience in higher education.

• RFPs/RFQs—Brief descriptions from colleges and universities seeking professional assistance with campus-based projects.

• The SCUP Scan—SCUP's weekly e-newsletter highlighting important articles of interest and event deadlines. To sign up for your free copy, create a SCUP account by clicking on "My SCUP" in the top right corner of the webpage. You will start receiving your copy of The SCUP Scan the following Monday.