Pandemic Space Planning for Now and the Long Term

Overview

Originally presented at SCUP’s 2020 Annual Conference. We will replay the recorded conference presentation followed by a live Q&A with presenters.

The need for institutions to adapt their campuses to COVID-19 safety criteria has introduced new challenges for space planning. Space planning must evolve to effectively respond to both current realities and projected change. This session will address fundamental questions regarding COVID-19 space planning and utilization—both now and in the future. We will share approaches and tools to fulfill your institution’s space needs in the current pandemic, and discuss how the pandemic may influence long-term campus space planning.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Identify your institution’s unique on-campus student value proposition so you can use this value proposition as decision criteria during COVID-19 space planning.
2. Outline approaches to fulfilling space needs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
3. Identify facilities, curriculum, and other data and metrics that you need for space planning going forward.
4. Explain how the COVID-19 pandemic may influence long-term campus space planning.

Continuing Education Units:*
AIA LU/HSW 1 Unit (SCUP55C665) | AICP CM 1 Unit
* To receive CEUs for this program you will be required to take a short quiz.

Presenters

Paul Leef
Studio Leader, Campus Strategy & Analytics
SmithGroup

Steven Schonberger
Higher Education Strategist
SmithGroup

Alexandria Roe
Senior Associate Vice President, Capital Planning and Budget
University of Wisconsin System Administration

Registration

This event is open to all registered SCUP 2021 Annual Conference attendees.
Register by May 3 to receive an email with the access link.

Learn more about SCUP 2021 Annual Conference and register.