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- Planning Types
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A framework that helps you develop more effective planning processes.
- Challenges
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Discussions and resources around the unresolved pain points affecting planning in higher education—both emergent and ongoing.
Common Challenges
- Learning Resources
Learning Resources
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- Conferences & Programs
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Upcoming Events
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How to Transform Your Learning Environments for COVID-19:
Space Planning for Healthy ClassroomsJune 18, 2020Free | 2:00 - 3:00 PM Eastern- Event Home
COVID-19 has turned the world of higher education upside down. After years of wondering if online learning would ever replace place-based learning, it suddenly did…literally overnight! Yet, for all the creativity and engagement we’ve managed to squeeze out of Zoom and other online platforms, many students and faculty long for a return to the physical classroom. Will anyone ever complain about an 8:00 AM or Friday class again?
While it’s daunting to have to reconfigure classrooms and reexamine pedagogy and campus operations, in the best light this pandemic offers an opportunity for rapid experimentation and innovation. Join us for a discussion between leading planning and design firm, Sasaki, and Smith College, about how institutions can dig into their existing classroom data to engage in scenario modeling and clearly understand how classroom capacities and scheduling will shift this fall.
Featured Speakers
Moderator
Tyler Patrick, Chair of Planning and Urban Design | Principal, SasakiPresenters
- Tyler Patrick, Chair of Planning and Urban Design | Principal, Sasaki
- Dano Weisbord, Executive Director of Sustainability & Campus Planning at Smith College
- Rob Sugar, Planner & Designer at Sasaki
Cost:
Free for everyoneDeadline:
Registration closes June 18 at 10:00 AM EasternThis webinar will be recorded.