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A Practical Guide
Format: CD
Webcast Date:
September 28, 2006
Running Time: 90 minutes
Featuring: David Hollowell, Michael F. Middaugh, and Beth Sibolski, authors of
the new SCUP book, Integrating Higher Education Planning and Assessment: A Practical Guide.
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WEBCAST: Building Student Success in the Community College
Note: available in CD
Webcast Date: May 3, 2007 Length of Program: 1½ hours
- Learn how CCSSE results promote understanding of the particular challenges community colleges must address to improve outcomes for students.
- How to make use of survey results
- Consider the potential power of re-thinking and then purposefully redesigning the educational experiences encountered by your students.
- Discover strategies for strengthening student engagement and success on your campus.
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Campus Planning
- WEBCAST: Trends in Campus Housing: A Critical Component When Planning Your Campus' Learning Environment
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WEBCAST:
The Intentional Campus:
Everyday Opportunities to Enrich Students' Experiences by Improving the Physical Environment of the Campus -
WEBCAST: Campus Spatial Archetypes & Neuro-biology:
How Our Responses to the Campus are Hardwired in Our Brains . . . and what this means for campus planning and architectureFormat: CD
Webcast Date: February 24, 2004
Running Time: 90 minutes
Featuring: Susan Painter, senior planner at AC Martin Partners, Los Angeles.Price SCUP Members $49.00 Non-Members $49.00 
Format: CD
Webcast Date:
April 11, 2007
Running Time: 90 minutes
Join us as we examine emerging trends and design concepts driving campus living today and in the future.
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Format: CD
Webcast Date:
February 17, 2005
Running Time: 90 minutes
Featuring: Michael Flusche, associate vice chancellor for Academic Affairs at Syracuse University; faculty member in the
History Department.
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- WEBCAST: Lessons From Katrina: Improving Emergency Preparedness Plans
Format: CD
Webcast Date: January 26, 2006
Running Time: 90 minutes
Many gulf coast colleges and universities were dramatically impacted—or devastated—by Hurricane Katrina. Would your institution be adequately prepared to respond to a similar emergency? -
WEBCAST: Inward Journey: Neuro-biology, and Student Responses to Campus Spatial and Strategic Archetypes
Format: CD
Webcast Date: March 15, 2005
Running Time: 90 minutes
Featuring: moderator Richard L. Thompson, dean of student and enrollment services at Central Oregon Community College. Presenter: Susan Painter, a senior urban and university campus planner with AC Martin Partners in Los Angeles, and faculty member in the UCLA Architecture, Interior and Environmental Design program.
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Capital Projects
- WEBCAST: Capital Projects for Non-Architects—Design and Project Delivery
Format: CD
Webcast Date: January 19, 2005
Running Time: 120 minutes
Featuring: moderator Margaret Dyer Chamberlain, director of Capital Planning at Stanford; Phillip Waite, assistant professor of landscape architecture at Washington State University and the author of SCUP's newest publication, Capital Projects for Non-Architects.
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Classroom Design
- WEBCAST: Creating Environments for Learning and Exchange not just Delivery—Applying Research to Design
Format: CD
Webcast Date: December 9, 2004
Running Time: 90 minutes
Featuring: Mark Maves, an architect and vice president of the design firm SmithGroup, a member of the 2004 AIA Sustainability Task Force and Vice-Chair of USGBC's LEED Committee for Multiple Buildings / Campuses; Lennie Scott-Webber, chair of The School of Interior Design at Ryerson University.Price SCUP Members $49 Non-Members $49
Demographics
- AUDIOCONFERENCE: How Generations X and Y (Millennials) Will Reshape Higher Education
Format: Audio CD
Audioconference Date: September 16, 2003
Running Time: 90 minutes
Participants were author Richard Florida (The Rise of the Creative Class: And How It's Transforming Work, Leisure Community and Everyday Life); Linda Blessing, Arizona Board of Regents; Diana Oblinger, Microsoft; and Girija Kaimal, Harvard Graduate School of Education, (Gen-X Meets Gen-Y: Youth Perceptions and Concerns about the Future—A Review of the Literature).Price SCUP Members $49.00 Non-Members $49.00
Landscape Architecture
- WEBCAST: Campus Landscaping: Impact on Recruitment and Retention
Format: CD
Original Broadcast: February 26, 2008
Running Time: 90 MinutesDiscussion Points:
- Learn the distinction between symbolic and functional messages encoded in the landscape of your campus.
- Learn how retailers shape their environments for the "recruitment and retention" of shoppers and how that applies to higher education environments.
- Understand how shoppers perceive products through packaging, and what implications this has for the "products" of higher education.
- Learn the vital importance aesthetics play in today's culture, and why campuses tend to be behind the curve in this regard.
- Understand the role that "experience of place" plays in today's culture.
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*This CD will be availble March 10th
Future Trends
Format: CD
Webcast Date:
March 29, 2007
Running Time: 90 minutes
Featured Presenter: Mark David Milliron, Director, National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD), University of Texas at Austin.
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co-sponsored by the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU)
Seminar Code: SCU11124
Note: available in CD
Webcast Date: November 17, 2005 Length of Program: 1½ hours
Featuring: Diana Oblinger, vice-president for EDUCAUSE, responsible for the association's teaching and learning activities and the direction of the EDUCAUSE Learing Initiative.
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- WEBCAST: Education in Exponential Times:How Technology-Enabled Change is Reshaping Higher Education
Webcast Date: October 15, 2007 Length of Program: 1½ hours
Featuring: Diana Oblinger, Vice President, EDUCAUSE, and Director of the EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative and Joel Hartman, Vice Provost, Information Technologies and Resources, University of Central Florida -
WEBCAST: Catalytic Conversations for you to Consider: A Look at the Road Ahead
Webcast Date: March 29, 2007 Length of Program: 1½ hours
Featuring: Mark David Milliron, Director, National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD), University of Texas at Austin. - WEBCAST: Campus Sustainability Day (CSD)
Building a Durable Future: Community, the Campus, and Deep Economy -
WEBCAST: Making the Business Case:
Understanding the Costs and Financial Benefits of Green BuildingFormat: CD
Original Broadcast: January 17, 2007
Running Time: 90 MinutesOur program examines points including:
- The broad consideration of the campus sustainability movement—it's a tidal wave!
- New information on the costs and benefits of green building.
- Alternative models for proposing sustainable building on campus.
- Ensuring your campus does not fall behind-the risks of NOT going green.
- Making the business case and driving the process for better outcomes.
- WEBCAST: Where Is Your Campus On the Continuum of Integrated Sustainability Planning?
Format: CD
Original Broadcast: October 25, 2006
Running Time: 120 minutes
Our program features presenters and case studies from four diverse colleges and universities:
- Arizona State University;
- Grand Valley State University,
- Harvard University; and
- Pima Community College
Price SCUP Members $132.50 Non-Members $162.50 - WEBCAST: A (recycled, of course) Six-Pack of Sustainability Lessons from the Past Year in Higher Education
Format: CD
Original Broadcast: October 26, 2005
Running Time: 120 minutes
Our moderator, renowned NPR science correspondent Joe Palca, will be your host for this virtual event (webcast) suitable for viewing as a stand-alone event, but even better as the core programming for additional events on your campus (brown bag lunches, panel discussions, etc.).Price SCUP Members $49.00 Non-Members $49.00 - WEBCAST: Sustainability Dollars and Sense—Understanding the Financial Costs and the Benefits of Green Buildings
Format: CD
Webcast Date: May 26, 2004
Running Time: 120 minutes
Featuring: Anthony Bernheim, FAIA, principal, Green Design, for SMWM, a San Francisco architecture, interior design, planning and graphic design firm; Greg Kats, principal at Capital E, a leading authority on clean energy technologies and high performance buildings; and Scott B. Lewis, president of Oppenheim Lewis, Inc.Price SCUP Members $49.00 Non-Members $49.00
- WEBCAST: Sustainability in the Curriculum:
Theory to PracticeFormat: CD
Webcast Date: April 19, 2005
Running Time: 90 minutes
Featuring: Geoffrey W. Chase, dean of undergraduate studies at San Diego State University; Debra Rowe professor of renewable energies and energy management at Oakland Community College, and the energy and sustainability consultant to the National Science Database Library; Terry Link, director of the Office of Campus Sustainability at Michigan State University; Peggy F. Barlett, professor in the Department of Anthropology at Emory University, editor of Urban Place: Reconnecting with the Natural World, due out Fall, 2005 (MIT Press) and co-editor with Geoffrey Chase for Sustainability on Campus: Stories and Strategies for Change (MIT Press, 2004); Dick Rittelmann, chairman of Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates.Price SCUP Members $49 Non-Members $49
- WEBCAST: Sustainable Building and Design on Campus—Building a Restorative Educational Environment
Seminar Code: SCU8857
Note: available in CD
Webcast Date: October 20, 2004 Length of Program: 1½ hours
Featuring: Anthony Bernheim , Principal at Green Design, for SMWM, a San Francisco architecture, interior design, planning and graphic design firm; Kevin R. Hydes has worked in the building services industry since 1973; Bob Berkebile, principal of BNIM Architects and Elements Consulting, and a leading authority in the field of sustainable design; Lisa Fay Matthiessen a senior associate with Davis Langdon (DL).
Price SCUP Members $49 Non-Members $49 - WEBCAST: Classroom Design—Lessons from the Technology Trenches
Seminar Code: SCU8854
Note: available in CD
Webcast Date: September 27, 2004 Length of Program: 1½ hours
Featuring: Mark Valenti, president of The Sextant Group, Inc., and an expert in integrating digital media technologies and the learning space; John A. Pfleiderer, video services coordinator for Cornell University: Barbara Brandt, leads the Information Technology Division's Classroom Technologies Team at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia; Bill Thomas, an electronics specialist at Colorado State University. - WEBCAST: Demystifying Audiovisual Planning
Note: available in CD
Webcast Date: November 8, 2006 Length of Program: 1½ hours
- WEBCAST: Integrated Web Based Facility Management Systems
Note: available in CD
Webcast Date: March 29, 2006 Length of Program: 1½ hours
This presentation will give you a road map of the process used to develop a fully integrated web-based facility management system using the example at the University of Missouri at Columbia. The considerations they had in the development of their system could help inform your own deliberations as you consider pursuing this route for facility management—or if you already have one, it could give you ideas on how you can fully maximize the utilization of your own system.
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Sustainability
Original Broadcast
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Running Time: 120 minutes
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Technology
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Town-Gown
- "AUDIOCONFERENCE: On the Edge—The Dynamics of Town/Gown Relationships in Higher Education
Seminar Code: SCU8343-5
Note: Available in audiocassette
Audioconference Date: March 12, 2004 Length of Program: 1½ hours
Featuring: moderator Bev Wood, Office of the Architect of the Capitol; and panelists Sheri Damon, attorney; Thomas Gebhardt, chair of the committee on university and community relations, SUNY—Albany; and Mark Mitchell, chair of the university communities caucus for the National League of Cities.
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