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Leveraging On-Campus Childcare as Part of the ‘New Normal’
Published July 15, 2021Presented by Mohammed Abdelaal, University of Massachusetts-Amherst | Kristin Gruber-Gunert, Boston University | Kelly Jamison, University of Florida | Michael Lindstrom, studioMLA Architects | Walt Meissner, Boston UniversityPlanning Types: Campus Planning
Institutions referenced in this resource:
Boston University, University of Florida, University of Massachusetts-AmherstOn-campus childcare will be crucial not only in allowing faculty and staff to return to campus post-COVID but also in recruiting and retaining the next generation of campus leaders. This session will focus on leveraging on-campus childcare, an overlooked but integral piece of a successful integrated strategy for returning to a robust in-person campus experience. Join our subject matter experts to find out how you can lead and participate in strategic planning around this critical work/life issue at your institution.
Learning Outcomes:
- Benchmark your institution by reviewing national trends and strategies for integrating childcare into campus life.
- Identify opportunities on your campus to incorporate childcare into campus planning as either a new or existing resource.
- Determine how to evaluate and leverage your on-campus assets as an effective recruitment and retention tool for the next generation of faculty, particularly women.
- Compare campus planning strategies related to childcare facilities between two major higher education institutions, one public and one private.
Presenters:
Mohammed Abdelaal, Facilities/Campus Planner, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Kristin Gruber-Gunert, Director, Children's Center & Family Resources Office, Boston University
Kelly Jamison, University of Florida
Michael Lindstrom, Principal, studioMLA Architects
Walt Meissner, Associate Vice President, Operations, Boston UniversityContinuing Education Units: AIA LU 1 Unit (SCUP56C1305) | AICP CM 1 Unit
Recorded 7/15/21.
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