AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Agenda September 29, 2009 Introductions 1. - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Agenda September 29, 2009 Introductions 1. Review additional work for transportation 2. consultants consultants Facilities needs 3. Population history and projections 4. Overview of available sites Overview of
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Present status report to ANCs
Present and discuss initial plan concepts
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Facilities Project Planning Team
Facilities play an important role in supporting the university’s educational mission. The Facilities Planning Project Team k ll b ti l ith t d t f lt d t ff t th f iliti d f th i it d k works collaboratively with students, faculty, and staff to assess the facilities needs of the university and make recommendations for improvements needed to create high quality experiences. The Team will report its progress and recommendations to Don Myers, Vice President of Finance and Treasurer.
In order to fulfill its responsibilities, the Team will: In order to fulfill its responsibilities, the Team will:
Prioritize identified facilities needs consistent with the university’s strategic priorities and annual action plans Prioritize identified facilities needs consistent with the university s strategic priorities and annual action plans. Conclude the Team’s work with sufficient time to provide meaningful input to the Campus Plan process. Co-Chairs: Jerry Gager, Office of University Architect Andy Popper, Washington College of Law Vi Ettle, Provost’s Office Bob Karch, School of Education Teaching and Health Members: David Bierwirth, Athletics and Recreation Linda Bolden-Pitcher, Registrar Dave Culver, Environmental Science Frank DuBois, Kogod School of Business Carol Edwards Human Resources , g Michelle Mikkelson, University Library Julie Mills, Undergraduate Student Chris Moody, Housing and Dining Programs Kristi Plahn-Gjersvold, Staff Council Carol Edwards, Human Resources Mike Elmore, University Center
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Faculty and staff office space, meeting rooms, lounges, storage, research & teaching labs
500 additional apartment style suites
Additional gymnasia space, locker rooms, fitness center space, multi-purpose rooms and offices
Includes expanded dining retail auditorium meeting rooms offices and support space Includes expanded dining, retail, auditorium, meeting rooms, offices and support space.
Includes Welcome Center, additional space for: One-Stop, Career Center, Human Resources, Development Office, Public Safety, Information Technology, Facilities Management, and WAMU. Management, and WAMU.
Includes staff offices, resource center, meeting rooms, lodging
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12,000 Undergraduate Graduate Other 2001 Cap-10,600 Law School 10,000 6,000 8,000 4,000 , 2,000
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14,000 Undergraduate Graduate Other 2001 Cap-10,600 Projected 11,600 738 800 10,000 12,000 11,600 10,407 3,520 4,400 8,000 6 400 4,000 6,000 6,124 6,400 2,000
16,000 Undergraduate Graduate Other Law School 2001 Cap-10,600 Projected 13 600 800 12,000 14,000 13,600 10,407 3,520 4,400 738 8,000 10,000 , 4,000 6,000 6,124 6,400
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