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New Member Benefit! This exclusive platform empowers members across the SCUP community to directly communicate with each other about day-to-day challenges and successes. There is a list and community for each of the SCUP Academies: Institutional Direction Planning, Resource & Budget Planning, Academic Planning, and Campus Planning.

You must be a current SCUP member to participate in the Listserv.

Subjects and Content:

Campus Planning:
Campus, Facilities, Learning Environments (including laboratories), Landscapes, Space, Capital Planning, Sustainability

Academic Planning:
Academic Curriculum, Research, Faculty, Student Services, Student Affairs, Library Services

Resource & Budget Planning:
Finance, Budget, Enrollment, HR, IT

Institutional Direction Planning:
Institutional Strategy, Accreditation, IE, DEI

Join the Member-Only ListServ:

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Do:

  • Ask planning related questions
  • Seeking input for work-related challenges
  • Discuss news or topics relevant to planning in higher ed
  • Share helpful resources and best practices

Prohibited:

  • Use platform to market announcements about products or services, press releases about awards received, or other content promoting pieces without educational value.
  • Build marketing sales, email, or direct marketing lists, bulk, communications, or other mass marketing-related outreach
  • Sharing job listings (Do this at SCUP Career Center).
  • Praising or disparaging any product, service, consultant, or firm.

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If you have questions, topic suggestions, or need help finding community resources, please contact Dana Wnuk, Membership & Community Engagement Manager – dana.wnuk@scup.org

Raymond Haas

Why I’m a SCUP Member...

"SCUP provides the basics of planning and an entrance to the planning profession for persons in academic institutions who have - often suddenly and unexpectedly - been asked to lead an effort to prepare a strategic plan for the institution. It is a constant advocate and teacher of integrated planning."
Raymond Haas
Professor Emeritus
University of Virginia