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Rinella Ruffo Tierney Kidd Harrington Learned MillerDangoria Berrios Baer Garrido Roe Louden Caldwell Knapp2008–09 SCUPBoard of DirectorsThe incoming board of directors meet for the first time asa group at the end of the annual, international conferencein July. They begin the important task of identifyingstrategic directions for the society based on its vision,mission, member feedback, collaborative opportunities,competition, and the higher education environment.President: Sal D. Rinella, Vice President & SeniorConsultant, STRATUS, a Division of Heery International,in Los Angeles, CA (USA)President-Elect: John A. Ruffo, Partner, WRNS Studio,LLP, in San Francisco, CA (USA)Immediate Past President: Nancy Tierney, AssociateDean, Facilities & Planning, University of Arizona,College of Medicine in partnership with Arizona StateUniversity, in Phoenix, AZ (USA)Treasurer and Secretary: Donna L. Kidd, AssociateVice President, Budget & Planning, George MasonUniversity, in Fairfax, VA (USA)Mid-Atlantic Regional Representative: MarciaHarrington, Director, Institutional Research, VirginiaCommunity College System, in Richmond, VA (USA)North Atlantic Regional Representative: KatharineMace Learned, Director of Facilities, Northfield MountHermon School, in Mount Hermon, MA (USA)North Central Regional Representative: David L.Miller, Associate Vice President for Capital Planning &Budget, University of Wisconsin System, in Madison, WI(USA)Pacific Regional Representative: Niraj Dangoria,Assistant Dean, Facilities Planning & Management,Stanford University School of Medicine, in Menlo Park,CA (USA)Southern Regional Representative: Lily del C. Berrios,Principal, Sizemore Group, in Atlanta, GA (USA)At-Large Director: Linda L. Baer, Senior ViceChancellor, Academic & Student Affairs, Minnesota StateColleges and Universities, in Saint Paul, MN (USA)At-Large Director: Jaime Jose Garrido, Director,Education Services, McCarthy Building Companies, inTempe, AZ (USA)At-Large Director: Alexandria Roe, Director, Planning& Program Development, Architectural & EngineeringServices, University of Connecticut, in Storrs, CT (USA)Membership Committee Chair: Leslie W. Louden,Associate, Bowie Gridley Architects, in Washington, DC(USA)Professional Development Committee Chair: PatriciaF. Caldwell, Consultant, in Victorville, CA (USA)Ex-Officio: Jolene Knapp, SCUP Executive DirectorSCUP Member News 3 August 2008

Annual, InternationalConference(s)More Than 1,400 Attend SCUP–43 inMontréal, CanadaThe final tally on attendance to SCUP–43 was 1,437,making the Montréal-based annual, internationalconference and idea marketplace the fourth largestin SCUP’shistory. Thelargest annualconferenceremainsChicago, IL,in 2007 with1,557; thesecond largestwas Boston,MA, in 2001with 1,461, andthe third largest was Washington, DC in 2006 with 1,452.Following the event, nearly 300 attendees completedan online evaluation form. Ninety-five percent of themreported satisfaction with the event.This was the second SCUP annualconference to be held in a conventioncenter instead of a hotel and to usebuses. Buses were used in Honoluluat The Campus of the Future jointconference in 2006. SCUP–44 andSCUP–45 in Portland, OR, andMinneapolis, MN, respectively, alsowill be held in convention centers. Aheadquarters hotel has been identifiedin both cities for housing.Photos (above): Loralyn Taylor, director of institutional research at PaulSmith’s College of Arts and Sciences, Paul Smiths, NY, shares her thoughtswith colleagues during a morning roundtable. Fred Eustis, president ofEustis Chair of Ashburnham, MA, demonstrates his product in his booth inthe Idea Marketplace.Photos (top of next column): Attendees check phone messages in frontof the Montréal Convention Center’s multi-color glass wall. Belowleft, Camellia Moses Okpodu, professor and director at NorfolkState University in Norfolk, VA, enjoys the Mardi Gras theme of thePresident’s Reception on Sunday evening. At right, an attendee browsesin the bookstore in the IdeaMarketplace.Next row, left: Dale Anhorn,sales representative,and BrandonKeller, regional salesmanager, both ofWenger Corporationof Owatonna, MN,demonstrate theirsound-proof demobooth in the IdeaMarketplace. Atright, participantslisten intentlyduring a roundtable.Inset: typical Montréal desserts.Last Row: Attendees enjoy the President’s Reception in the ballroom of theFairmont The Queen Elizabeth hotel on Sunday night.View additional photos at www.scup.org/annualconf/43/.SCUP Member News 4 August 2008

Congratulations to the SCUP-43 Conference Committeeon the success of this annual, international conference:• Conference Chair:Watson Harris, directorof academic technologyplanning and projectsADA campus coordinatorat Middle Tennessee StateUniversity, Murfreesboro,TN.• Plenary/Invited SpeakerChair: Philip G.Stack, acting associatevice president, riskmanagement services,at University of Alberta,Edmonton, Alberta,Canada.• Workshops Chair: Douglas Reddington, principal,BSA LifeStructures, Indianapolis, IN.• Local Host Chair:Roland Proulx,consultant forinstitutional planningand strategic intelligenceat the University ofMontréal.• Academic PlanningAcademy: Marie Zeglen, assistant provost anddirector, institutional planning and research, Universityof Florida, Gainesville, FL.• Facilities Planning Academy: Dixon Hanna, associateprovost, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and StateUniversity, Blacksburg, VA.• Resource and Budget Planning Academy: KrisSmith, associate provost for institutional research andreporting, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA.• Professional Development Committee Chair (ExOfficio): Richard Franz, architect at David E.Shambach Architect, Inc., Tucson, AZ.• 2007-08 SCUP President (Ex Officio): NancyTierney, associate dean of facilities and planning,University of Arizona, College of Medicine, PhoenixCampus, AZ.The annual conference committee was aided in their workby staff members, most notably:• Phyllis T. H. Grummon, director of planning andeducation,• Kathy Benton, associate director, education andproduct development,• Betty Cobb, associate director of corporate relations,• Karen Verhey, director of administration, and• Jolene Knapp, executive director.Sponsor Thank You’sSCUP extends a special thanks to SCUP–43 sponsors:PartnerHerman MillerPlatinum ColleagueKonover Construction CorporationSasaki Associates, Inc.StantecTurner Construction CompanyURS CorporationGold ColleagueGilbane Building CompanyPerry Dean Rogers | Partners ArchitectsTurner Construction CompanyThe Whiting-Turner Contracting CompanySilver ColleagueDimeo Construction CompanyFKP ArchitectsSMMABronze ColleagueAnshen+AllenBL CompaniesCannon DesignCUH2AErdman AnthonyEYP Architecture & EngineeringMGT of America, Inc.STV Inc.UJMN Architects + DesignersVanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc.Wilson Butler ArchitectsWRNS Studio, LLPWICSCUP Member News 5 August 2008

Planning Underway For SCUP–44Our next annual, international conference and ideamarketplace, SCUP–44, will be held in the OregonConvention Center in Portland, OR, July 18-22, 2009.Call for ProposalsWe’ve already received a handful of proposals forconcurrent sessions and workshops and expect anothergreat turnout this year!hotel.Remember: If you plan to submita proposal you must do so byOctober 1, 2008, at www.scup.org/annualconf/44/call.html!Hotel InformationKeep the networking going afterthe sessions. Stay where mostother SCUPers will be at theHilton Portland and ExecutiveTower, the official conferenceVisit www.scup.org/annualconf/44/hotel.htmlExhibit/Sponsor/AdvertiseThe idea marketplace is filling fast! More than 50 percentof the booths have already been reserved. Plan ahead foropportunities to share information about your products andservices.Visit www.scup.org/annualconf/44/exhibit.sponsor.advertise .htmlPortland, OR, is referred to as the greenest city in the USand is noted for strong land-use planning and investmentin public transit. It also is known from its large numberof microbreweries and coffee houses as well as tranquiloriental and rose gardens, a vibrant, family-friendlyriverfront, museums, wineries, bicycle rentals, and historicsites.Visit www.travelportland.com to plan your visit.Attendees view a display of the award-winning projects in a display area inthe Idea Marketplace.Awards & RecognitionAward Submittals Opens October 1SCUP will be posting the Call for Entries for the 2009SCUP Excellence in Planning, SCUP Excellence inLandscape Architecture, and the SCUP/AIA-CAEExcellence in Architecture awards program.Projects must be submitted by February 27, 2009, to beconsidered by the awards jury.New Institutional Innovation AwardSCUP is introducing a new bestowed award this year,called the SCUP Award for Institutional Innovation andIntegration. It will honor the achievement of highereducation institutions, or teams of individuals, whosework has demonstrated integrated and innovative thinking,planning and implementation.Nominations for this bestowed award also will be dueFebruary 27, 2009.Book NewsTrends in Higher EducationFind out about the latest trends in demographics,economics, environment, global education, learning, andpolitics in SCUP’s Trends in Higher Education. Visit www.scup.org/pdf/SCUP_Trends_8-2008.pdf to download acomplimentary copy.SCUP Member News 6 August 2008

Coming October 2008!A Guide to Planning for ChangeThis is the long-awaited update and enhancement of AGuide for New Planners.By: Don M. Norris and Nick L. PoultonA Guide to Planning forChange combines thepractical insights of theauthors’ earlier work with thefuture vision and insight. Thebook takes the reader throughthe history of planning andstrategy execution in highereducation by outlining itsmany eras and stages ofdevelopment; highlights thelatest thinking and writing onthe topic; summarizes thenew and emerging challenges facing leaders of collegesand universities; and discusses new techniques and tools(most notably, analytics) to create an enhanced model forplanning in higher education.This model recognizes the many internal, external, up,down, and sideways forces, challenges, and opportunitiesfacing higher education and that, ultimately, it is thesuccessful, expeditionary execution of strategy that willhave a lasting impact on the institution.Classroom BooksLeslie M. Lunce, associate director for the Center forInstruction, Research & Technology (CIRT), at IndianaState University in Terre Haute, IN, will use In Sync:Environmental Behavior Research and the Design ofLearning Spaces, by SCUPer Lennie Scott-Webber, ina course titled, “Networking and Facilities in EducationalSettings” this fall.If you are interested in purchasing books for classroomuse, please contact Tanya Dabney, SCUP officeadministrator, at tanya.dabney@scup.org or 734.998.9003.Business & UpdatesJuly Board MeetingsThe 2007-08 board of directors met on July 18, 2008, priorto SCUP–43. Here is a summary of their decisions andactions:• Jim Murdock, SCUP secretary-treasurer provideda financial overview and presented the FY08–09operating budget for the board’s approval. Thefinancial statements and budget will be reported inthe SCUP Annual Report to Members, which will bepublished in October.• Leslie Louden, vice chair of the SCUP MembershipCommittee and chair of the SCUP VolunteerismTask Force, reported on the task force’s final list ofrecommendations to improve members’ volunteerexperiences. The recommendations include providingvolunteers with job descriptions with clearly definedexpectations and time requirements, the need fororientation or training for certain positions, and theneed for a recognition program. The board then askedthe SCUP staff to review the recommendations andreport in October on how to implement them.• The board approved a request by the SCUPMembership Committee for a new institutional groupto serve professionals working for federal, state, andlocal governments, foundations, accrediting agencies,non-profits and not-for-profits. “Group G” will beavailable October 1.• The board approved a request by the SCUP AwardsCommittee for a new bestowed award, titled “SCUPAward for Institutional Innovation and Integration.”Nominees will be required to include, among othercriteria, an external endorsement such as a letter ofrecommendation from an outside institution. Theaward will be given in July 2009.• Jaime Garrido reported on the activities of the SCUPNominations and Elections Task Force, which seeksto find ways to identify and develop future volunteerleaders for SCUP.• The board approved an eight percent increase in duesfor July 2009 for most membership categories exceptstudent and retirees.• Alex Roe reported on the activities of the SCUPVolunteer Recognition Task Force.• A task force was formed to examine SCUP’s role inSCUP Member News 7 August 2008

the sustainability movement. Outgoing president,Nancy Tierney, will chair the task force.• At the end of the meeting, outgoing board memberswere recognized for their years of service anddedication to SCUP (photos above, left to right):• Bill Flynn, membership committee chair• Rich Franz, professional development committeechair• Cindy Holt, Southern regional representative• Debi Lacey McDonald, North Atlantic regionalrepresentative• Jim Murdock, secretary-treasurer• Miguel Romo Cedano, at-large director• Outgoing president, Nancy Tierney, thanked theboard for their hard work. Incoming president, SalRinella, congratulated Tierney on an excellent year ofwork. He began his term of office at the conclusion ofthe annual conference.The 2008–09 board of directors convened its first meetingon July 23, 2008, at the end of the annual conference. Hereis a summary of their decisions and actions:• President Sal Rinella welcomed new board members:• John Ruffo, president-elect and partner, WRNSStudio, LLP, San Francisco, CA;• Donna Kidd, secretary/treasurer and associatevice president of budget and planning, GeorgeMason University, Fairfax, VA;• Katharine Mace Learned, North Atlanticregional representative and director of facilities,Northfield Mount Hermon School in MountHermon, MA;• Lily del C. Berrios, Southern regionalrepresentative and principal, Sizemore Group,Atlanta, GA;• Linda Baer, at-large director and senior vicechancellor, academic and student affairs,Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, SaintPaul, MN;• Leslie Louden, membership committee chair andassociate, Bowie Gridley Architects, Washington,DC; and• Patricia Caldwell, professional developmentcommittee chair and consultant from Victorville,CA.• Reports were given on committee meetings and otheractivities at the conference.• President Sal Rinella declared a “year of discovery”and appointed task forces to explore key questionsrelated to priorities from the SCUP Strategic Plan.Each task force is chaired by a board member:• SCUP Academies—chaired by president-elect,John Ruffo.• Transformational Leadership—chaired by PatriciaCaldwell, SCUP Professional DevelopmentCommittee (PDC) chair.• Sustainability—chaired by immediate pastpresident, Nancy Tierney.• Membership Breadth and Scope—chaired bymembership committee chair, Leslie Louden.• Strategic Partnerships and Alliances—chaired byLinda Baer.• Supporting Emerging Leaders of Planning—chaired by Pacific regional representative, NirajDangoria.• The board approved a reimbursement policy forPDC members charged with convening a Saturdaypreconference workshop at the annual conference tocover lodging for one night.• The board discussed a faculty rotation policy forthe SCUP Planning Institute and SCUP FoundationWorkshops, but agreed to visit the issue again duringtheir monthly call in August.• The board will meet again October 16-17, 2008, inAnn Arbor, MI.SCUP Member News 8 August 2008

2008–09Advertising OpportunitiesGetting the word out about your firm has never beeneasier! SCUP offers four ways for you to reach the leadersin higher education.• 2009 Membership Directory—this print directory ismailed to more than 5,200 members.• Planning for Higher Education Journal—this quarterlyjournal is mailed to members and subscribers.• On-Line Marketplace—these ads stay on SCUP’sweb site for 12 months. The marketplace is key-wordsearchable.• SCUP E-Mail News (SEN)—these weekly emailsare sent to more 15,000 members and subscribers.2009January 16–17: SCUP Planning Institute Steps II & III,Tempe, AZ (USA)March 18–20: 2009 North Atlantic Regional Conference,“Public Policy, Planning, Paradigms, and Partnerships,”New York City, NY (USA)March 23–25: 2009 Pacific Regional Conference, Boulder,CO (USA)March 29–31: 2009 Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference,“Navigating the Future,” Long Branch, NJ (USA)July 18–22: SCUP–44 Annual, International Conferenceand Idea Marketplace, Portland, OR (USA)Campus SustainabilityDay 6.0Planning for Campus Sustainability Day 6 is underway.Calendar of Events2008October 1: Call for Proposals Deadline for SCUP–44Annual, International Conference and Idea MarketplaceOctober 2: Webcast, “Seven Revolutions,” 2:00 pm–3:30pm EasternOctober 19: SCUP Planning Institute Step I, Madison, WI(USA)October 20–22: 2008 North Central Regional Conference,“Managing Change: Expanding Horizons–LimitedResources,” Madison, WI (USA)October 22: Webcast for Campus Sustainability Day 6.0November 5–7: 2008 Southern Regional Conference,“Regeneration: Planning Beyond Sustainability,” NewOrleans, LA (USA)November 8: SCUP Planning Institute Step I, NewOrleans, LA (USA)November 8: SCUP Foundation Workshop, “SpaceManagement for Community Colleges,” New Orleans, LA(USA)SCUP is excited to have the support of the HigherEducation Associations for Sustainability Consortium(HEASC) in promoting this event. We look forward tohearing about the events that colleges and universities haveplanned across the US and Canada.Let us know what you have planned for October 22,2008—post your activities on the Campus Sustainabilitysite: www.campussustainability.info/eventsLooking for ideas on what you can do? Check out these40 excellent examples at: www.campussustainability.info/Stay tuned to www.scup.org for more details.MembershipSCUP Membership StatsAs of August 31, 2008, SCUP had 5,141 members.Will You Be Listed in the 2009Membership Directory?September 30 is the deadline for members to renew theirmemberships and update their information.SCUP Member News 9 August 2008

October 1: SCUP Offers New GroupMembership for Government,Foundation, Accreditation, Non-Profit,and Not-for-ProfitsBeginning October 1, which is the beginning of SCUP’sfiscal year, a new institutional group membership will beoffered for use by federal, state, and local governmentoffices and agencies, foundations, museums, accreditingagencies, non-profit associations, and not-for-profitorganizations.The SCUP board approved the new group at their meetingin July.The intention of the new group, which was formed basedon feedback from members from several organizations, isto provide a type of membership for entities that are notcolleges and universities but not for-profit either.The dues and number of memberships provided for thenew “Group G” will be the same as a Group A and a smallcorporate group ($700/three members). Group Gs also willbe allowed to add members for a lower price than regularindividual membership.Maximums Removed From GroupsEffective October 1, institutional and corporate groupswill be allowed to add on as many members from theirorganizations as they wish. The SCUP MembershipCommittee voted to remove the “maximum number ofmembers” clause in all group dues definitions in earlySeptember.Group dues will still provide a pre-defined number ofmembers. For example, an institutional Group A willstill provide privileges for three members. After that, thegroup will be allowed to add as many members from theircampus to the group as they want; however, the individualsadded to the group must be employees of the organizationbuying the membership.Welcome New Members!SCUP warmly welcomes the following members who havejoined between April 1, 2008, and July 1, 2008.Mohamed Nagib Abou-Zeid, Professor of ConstructionEngineering and Chairman of the University Senate,The American University in CairoAnne Agee, Vice Provost for Information Technology,University of Massachusetts BostonLarissa Alarcon, Project Manager, F and S Partners IncAnthon Alfieri, Senior Associate, Perkins + Will NortheastJennifer Allen, Senior Associate, Heery InternationalNancy Allen, Associate Vice President of Academic and StudentAffairs, Angelo State UniversityDebra Allison, Interim Vice President of InformationTechnology, Miami UniversityKris Altucher, Associate Dean, Tompkins Cortland CommunityCollegeHeba Amer, Manager of INST Research, The AmericanUniversity in CairoMaribeth Amyot, Vice President for Financial Administration,Xavier UniversityDennis Anderson, Vice President for Instruction,Mt San Jacinto CollegeCharles Andrews, Senior Associate Vice President of SpacePlanning and Construction, Emory UniversityMark Arnold, Partner and Landscape Architect, M2D DesignGroup, PLLCLeslie Ashor, Laboratory Architect, Research Facilities DesignKarl Aveard, Manager of Architectural Services, Durcon, IncYun Baird, Capital and Physical Planning,University of California-RiversideJohn Barrett, University of SydneyDon Baynham, Associate Vice President for Outreach andAdvancement, Eastfield CollegeLiz Beaman, Assistant Director of Information Management,University of Texas at AustinJesse Beck, President, Freeman French Freeman, IncBart Becker, Associate Vice President, University of AlbertaDennis Bekken, Director of Education, C2AEElaine Belesky, Assistant Registrar, University ofSouth CarolinaAnnie Bergelin, Space Planning Analyst,Portland State UniversityAlvin Berger, President, MKC Associates, IncHolly Bergquist Wells, EcoleapPaul Berry, Vice President, Trivers AssociatesMatthew Bibbens, Vice President of Administration andPlanning, Claremont McKenna CollegeNate Bisbee, Associate, TLCD ArchitectureChristopher Blackburn, Senior Business DevelopmentManager, GZA GeoEnvironmental, Inc.Eric Boberg, Executive Director of Research,Northwestern UniversityPaul Bookmeyer, Vice President of Finance and AdministrativeServices, Avila UniversitySCUP Member News 10 August 2008

Terri Boslett, Director of Business Services, Cornell UniversityJennifer Bottomley, Director of Marketing, Wisnewski Blairand Associates, LtdOza Bouchard, Architect, HOKKatherine Bozoian, President, Bozoian Group ArchitectsLauren Bradshaw, Project Architect, Wisnewski Blair and Associates,LtdSu Brampton, Director of Healthcare and Education,Herman Miller LtdRonald Brand, Vice President of Finance and AdministrativeServices, Burlington County CollegeDan Branigan, Director of Design and Construction,St. Mary’s College of MarylandJoseph Brinkmann, Vice President and Director of Projects,Trivers AssociatesTom Brooks-Pilling, Vice President and Architectural PracticeLeader, Parsons BrinckerhoffJames Brown, Architect and Project Manager,Engberg Anderson, IncMichael Browning, Project Manager, The Whiting-TurnerContracting CompanyMichele Brown-Rall, Senior Associate, Heery International, IncLeslie Brunelli, Associate Vice President of Finance,University of South CarolinaAlan Burr, Facilities Planner, Manatee Community CollegeEdward Butler, Business Development, BallingerDave Butler, Vice President and General Manager,Turner Construction CompanyStephen Butt, Executive Director, Charles Sturt UniversityAmy Cacan, Project Planner, Capital Construction,University of OregonStephen Calabro, Executive Vice President,Southwest Florida CollegeAntonio Calcado, Vice President of Facilities and CapitalPlanning, Rutgers the State University of New JerseyRichard Candia, Director of Business Development,Leo A DalyHeather Cantin, Space Management Assistant,University of WindsorMark Careaga, Associate Principal, Payette Associates, Inc.Patrick Carroll, Executive Assistant to the President,California State University-FullertonPatricia Charlton Dayar, Vice President of Finance and Budget,College of Southern NevadaJim Chatas, Principal, SHW GroupJudy Chen, Director of Global Business Affairs,St. John’s UniversityLinda Cherry, Director of College Development,Contra Costa Community College DistrictKent Chow, Assistant Dean of Finance, Loma Linda UniversitySteven Ciccarelli, Director of Business Development,Bohler EngineeringSteve Clark, Principal, Gould EvansBarbara Clarke, Project Architect, Drexel UniversityRebecca Claytor, Planning Analyst, University of HoustonHelen Coleman, Director of Facility Planning,University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignTroy Contreras, Designer, SHW GroupDevin Conway, Principal, Verde DesignJohn Cook, Principal, The Sextant GroupSusi Cora, Director of Planning and Project Management,The George Washington UniversityJudy Cordova, Vice President of Student Affairs,New Mexico Highlands UniversityJim Cowell, Associate Vice President of Facilities,California Institute of TechnologyCathy Cox, President, Young Harris CollegeVanessa Crews, Skidmore Owings and MerrillCharlie Cross, Vice President, University of San FranciscoMegan Cummings, Director of Business Development,Gorove/Slade AssociatesSteven Cunningham, Associate Vice President of HumanResource Services, Northern Illinois UniversityPaul Cuta, Partner, Engberg Anderson, Inc.Patrick Daly, Senior Architect, Arizona State UniversityJeffery Dalzell, Lavallee/Brensinger PADavid Damon, Associate Principal, Perkins + Will NortheastEdwin Datz, Executive Director of Real Estate,University of PennsylvaniaNicole Davilli, Architect IV, HSMMHelen Davis, Space Utilization Analyst,The University of MemphisJohn Dawson, Director of Planning and Development,University of North Texas SystemAlexis Dean, Senior Budget Analyst, Meharry Medical CollegePeter DeWitt, Partner, DeWitt Tishman Architects LLPNasreen Dhanani, Deputy Director and Director of Research,University of Central AsiaAllison Dineen, Vice President of Finance,Colorado State UniversityTamara Dinsmore, Associate Director of Interior Design,Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLPLynne DiSanto, Student, The Ohio State UniversityEllen Dodson, Assistant Director of Facilities Planning,Manhattanville Campus, Columbia UniversityDeanna Douglas, Manager of Special Projects,Athabasca UniversityMargaret Dragan, Vice President of Finance andAdministration, Lambton CollegeDavid Drakeford, Associate Vice-President,Vancouver Island UniversityChris Drobat, Associate, Lavallee/Brensinger PAKevin Duff, Manager of University Planning and Design,University of IllinoisTom Dufurrena, Principal, Page and Turnbull, IncWanda Dunaway, Director of Business Development,Balfour Beatty ConstructionStacey Dunn, Associate Dean, University ofSouthern CaliforniaRandy Eilts, Director of Sales, Infinite Furniture SolutionsRick Eisen, Business Development Manager-University,ASSA ABLOY DSSLarry Eisenberg, University Architect, University of MissouriSystem AdministrationSCUP Member News 11 August 2008

Matthew Ellsworth, Associate Principal, Wilson Architects, IncBob Ennes, Assistant Director, University of WashingtonAnnabel Enriquez, Business Development Manager,IBE Consulting EngineersRiza Ergin, Project Manager of Space Management,Drexel UniversityDick Eribes, Assistant Vice President of Campus and FacilitiesPlanning, University of ArizonaMatthew Ernest, Associate, A. Morton Thomas andAssociates, Inc.Mark Ernst, Partner, Engberg Anderson, IncMark Evans, Architect, Looney Ricks Kiss ArchitectsBenjamin Feinstein, Academic Consultant, Universidad SanPablo GuatemalaElliot Felix, Associate Director, DEGW North AmericaKonrad Finck, Director of Facilities Management and Planning,Moody Bible InstituteNicole Fisher, Marketing Coordinator, Loebl Schlossman andHacklMary Flagg, Director of Assessment, Research and Planning,Reading Area Community CollegeJanet Fleetwood, Associate Vice Provost for FacultyDevelopment and Equity, Drexel UniversityChristopher Floyd, Business Development,C.E. Floyd Company, IncSalvatore Fornaciari, Director of Business Development,Morganti Group IncFrances Fowle, Marketing Manager, Guttmann and BlaevoetConsulting EngineersGareth Fowles, Director of Regional Development,Lynn UniversityRobert Francis, Vice President, University Facilities,Drexel UniversityJames Fries, President, New Mexico Highlands UniversityDavid Frigo, Principal, Hitchcock Design GroupJeff Fullerton, Consultant, Acentech IncorporatedTom Fusciello, Project Manager, Trinity CollegeJeremy Gabis, Project Planner, The Ohio State UniversityDawn Gallinger, Director, Institutional Effectiveness,Carroll CollegePhilip Garber, Executive Director of Planning,Elgin Community CollegeDenise Gardner, Director, University of GeorgiaMichael Gardner, Project Manager and Architect,California State University-Long BeachPeggy Gerard, Interim Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairsand Dean, School of Nursing, Purdue University CalumetRachel Gibson, Planning and Architecture Consultant, RossUniversityGwyn Gilliam, Architect and Studio Lead, HSMMThomas Goodhew, Architect and Planner, University of Coloradoat BoulderDaniel Gorini, Associate, Payette Associates, IncChristopher Grabe, Partner, Davis Brody Bond AedasJoan Gradus, Project Manager, Clark Nexsen Architecture andEngineeringMary Jo Graf, Director, DeStefano + PartnersTrip Grant, Director, Science and Technology, Hellmuth, Obata+ KassabaumSusan Guarino, Dean, Information Technology, Mt San JacintoCollegeRenate Guilford, Assistant Provost, Enrollment Planning andAdministration, George Mason UniversityLeonard Gulotta, Partner, AKF Group LLCPreston Gumberich, Partner, Robert A.M. Stern ArchitectsChristine Hackett, Senior Manager, Gilbane Building CompanyDebra Hagen-Foley, Director, Institutional Effectiveness, SouthArkansas Community CollegeMarion Haggarty-France, Senior Administrative Officer,University of AlbertaAlex Halpern, Associate Principal, Freeman French Freeman,IncJ. Patrick Halpin, Vice President, Wisnewski Blair and Associates,LtdKaren Hamby, Coordinator of Institutional Planning, SamfordUniversityMartin Hardesty, Project Manager, Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversityMichael Hardy, Principal, Strategic Planning for the ArtsKen Hargreaves, Senior Director, Design, California Institute ofTechnologyJames Harkin, Director of Architecture, MKC Associates, IncJill Harmon, Principal, WHR ArchitectsAngela Heinssen, Manager, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityPeggy Henderson, Senior Associate, Heery International, IncCarole Henry, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs andDirector of University Housing, University of Michigan-Ann ArborCecilia Hetrick, Real Estate Administrator, Oregon Health andScience UniversityJimmy Hicks, Director, Office of Research and Planning,College of Micronesia-FSMPatricia Hildebrandt, Director, Business Development, Cetra/Ruddy, IncDavid Hill, BSA LifeStructuresTodd Hill, Principal Engineer, MACTEC Engineering and Consulting,Inc.Michelle Hirschinger, Account Executive, Sloane and AssociatesIncDavid Hobbs, Assistant Director for Contracts and Compliance,Portland State UniversityJon Hoffman, Associate, JJRSusan Hoffpauir, Associate Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairsand Policy, University of Arkansas at Little RockElaine Horricks, Facilities Planner, British Columbia Instituteof TechnologyMolly Howard, Director of Operations, Chan Krieger SieniewiczKathleen Hudson-Beitz, Director, Business Development,SmithGroupSonnet Hui, Project Manager, Steinberg ArchitectsPatricia Hulsebosch, Director of Accreditation, GallaudetUniversitySCUP Member News 12 August 2008

Trudi Hummel, Principal, Gould EvansWilliam Irwin, Senior Director of Facilities Management, CaliforniaInstitute of TechnologyCraig Jackson, Dean, Loma Linda UniversityLea Jarnigan, Assistant to the Vice President of Student Affairs,California State University-FullertonSpencer Jenkins, Assistant Commissioner for Public Affairs,Utah System of Higher EducationDeborah Jensen, Senior Associate, Cooper Carry, Inc.Jeffery Jerrels, PBS and JLatif Jina, Senior Manager, Institutional Development, Universityof Central AsiaChristine Johns, Institutional Planning Consultant, Universityof CalgaryKevin Johnson, Senior Design Architect, Perkins + Will NortheastGordon Johnson, Project Manager, Embry-Riddle AeronauticalUniversityAndre Johnson, Project Manager, BBH DesignSara Jones, Marketing Manager, CubellisPatrick Jones, Project Manager, F and S Partners IncNigel Jones, University Architect, Oklahoma State UniversityMatt Jordan, Manager, Budget Planning and Analysis, HarvardUniversityShafraaz Kaba, Architect, Manasc Isaac Architects Ltd.Audrey Kaplan, Director, Campus Planning and Development,Queen’s UniversityDavid Keith, Associate and Director of Architecture, Clark NexsenArchitecture and EngineeringWendy Kellogg, Professor of Urban Planning and EnvironmentalStudies and Associate Dean, Cleveland State UniversityDean Kevlin, Dean, Social and Behavioral Sciences, NassauCommunity CollegeCherryl Kilness, Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs,Eastern New Mexico University-RoswellDan King, Vice President of Academic Affairs, QueensboroCommunity College-CUNYSue King, Vice President for Information Services and ViceProvost, Avila UniversityJames Kirk, Assistant Business Development Director, Clough,Harbour and Associates LLPRon Kirkpatrick, Director, Design and Construction, School ofthe Art Institute of ChicagoChuck Klein, Assistant Director for Capital Development, Universityof California-Santa BarbaraWalter Knorr, Vice President of Administration and Comptroller,University of IllinoisKagiso Kobedi, Data Analyst, University of BotswanaCharles Koch, Principal, CubellisLada Kocherovsky, Associate Principal, Page and Turnbull, IncJeremy Koomler, Registered Architect, Design CollaborativeJoanne Kossuth, Vice President for Operations and CIO,Franklin W. Olin College of EngineeringGeorge Kozitza, Vice President of Business Services,Mt. San Jacinto CollegeLisa Krieger, Assistant to the Vice President forSpecial Projects, Buffalo State CollegeJonathan Krumrine, Associate, Voith and Mactavish ArchitectsAndrew Kyriakou, Senior Space Planner for FacilitiesPlanning, Columbia University in the City of New YorkSophie Ladjimi, Associate, Jack L. Gordon ArchitectsJowel Laguerre, Vice President of Academic Affairs,Truckee Meadows Community CollegeRuss Lane, Dean of Students, Metropolitan Community CollegeDoug Larence, Marketing Manager, Gund PartnershipJacob Lawrence, Partner, AKF Group LLCGina Leavey, President, Rainbow Design LtdAriane Lehew, Vice President, Higher Education Practice,HMC ArchitectsMichael Leiboff, Educational Technology Consulting,EdTech Planning GroupTina Leimer, Director of INST Research, Assessment andPlanning, California State University-FresnoMatt Leiner, Division Manager, PBS and JMark Levine, Senior Associate, Thompson Ventulett Stainbackand Associates IncJames Libby, Partner, Newport Collaborative Architects, Inc.Muhsin Lihony, Stantec ArchitectureBrian Lindgren, Architect, RDG Planning and DesignJeffrey Linn, Manager, Program Operations,University of WashingtonPeter Liu, Director, Adler School of Professional PsychologyJerry Lockwood, Assistant Director of Facility and SpacePlanning, University of Illinois at ChicagoNina Lococo, Associate Vice President of Enrollment,Carroll CollegeEverett Lohman, Assistant Dean for Graduate AcademicAffairs, Loma Linda UniversityWillis Longyear, Associate, Killefer Flammang ArchitectsRobert Loring, President, Furniture By DovetailAvi Lothan, Principal, DeStefano + PartnersChris Mackey, Senior Project Manager, SHW GroupSteve Mahler, Principal, EllenzweigK. Maimis, Vice President, Hunter Roberts Construction GroupCharles Maimone, Vice Chancellor for Business Affairs,University of North Carolina at WilmingtonAmita Makdani, Director of Communications and CreativeServices, University of California-Los AngelesAzmat Malik, Professor, Lahore University of ManagementSciencesLaura Manno, Project Architect, Grimm + Parker ArchitectsLarry Marbert, Vice President of Real Estate and Facilities,University of MiamiDaniel Marcinko, Assistant Vice Chancellor for Administration,University of PittsburghDarren Marshall, Manager of Audit and Financial Services,Utah System of Higher EducationRichard Martin, Principal Project Analyst, Syracuse UniversityLorenzo Martinez, Assistant Executive Director,Arizona Board of RegentsFred Maryanski, President, Nevada State CollegeHeidi Matancsi, Associate, Boldt Consulting ServicesJill Maxey, Associate Director of the Facility Planning Division,University of Illinois at Urbana-ChampaignSCUP Member News 13 August 2008

Barbara McAllister, Senior Sales and Marketing Manager,Turner Construction CompanyMichael McColl, Principal, Stantec Architecture, Inc.Joe McCoy, Business Development Manager,C.E. Floyd Company, IncMorgan McIlwain, Partner and Landscape Architect,M2D Design Group, PLLCDerek McKee, Principal, Verde DesignSusie McLain, Director of Administration and FinancialManagement, University of IllinoisCheryl McMillan, Principal, Masson McMillan Interior DesignJohn McNary, Director, University of UtahPam McNealy, Business Development Manager,Hunt Construction Group, Inc.Andrew McQueen, Policy Analyst, Government of CanadaGili Meerovitch, Associate and Director of Interiors,Pfeiffer Partners ArchitectsJames Meschino, Associate Director of Facilities Planning andConstruction, Kwantlen University CollegeBrian Minaai, Associate Vice President for CapitalImprovements, University of HawaiiChirag Mistry, Lab Planner, HOKJudy Mitchell, Director of Business and Auxiliary Services,Joliet Junior CollegeAmy Moen, Associate Vice President and Marketing Manager,Haynes Whaley Associates, IncCarl Moore, Interim Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs,University of South AlabamaTom Morgan, Project Manager, CarterJanna Morgan, Facilities Planner, University ofNorth Texas SystemMakeba Morgan Hill, Director of University StrategicPlanning, Emory UniversityJudy Morris, Vice President of Academic and Student Success,Lambton CollegeSuzanne Mortier, Landscape Architect, University of NewMexico Main CampusMark Mrozinski, Dean of Continuing Education,William Rainey Harper CollegeBrian Mulkerrin, Partner, AKF Group LLCChuck Mummert, Project Manager, Flad ArchitectsBrian Newman, Director of Campus Planning andDevelopment, Oregon Health and Science UniversityMaurice Ngwaba, Director, University of MarylandEastern ShoreBrian Nichols, Associate, Pfeiffer Partners ArchitectsDerek Noble, Associate, Steffian Bradley ArchitectsRobert Norcross, Principal, Looney Ricks Kiss ArchitectsBrian Oberg, Business Development, Bohler EngineeringJohn Olsson, Principal, Alfa Tech Consulting EngineersP. Michael O’Rourke, Senior Associate, KCBA ArchitectsPat Orrico, Chief Architect, DeWitt Tishman Architects LLPMaridee Osolinsky, Planner, Queen’s UniversityJacqueline Parrill, Vice President for Institutional Planning andHuman Resources Development, The Ohio StateUniversity-Newark Campus and Central OhioTechnical CollegeCathy Pasion, Assistant Civil Engineer,University British ColumbiaChad Patton, Dean of Planning, Southside VirginiaCommunity CollegeAndrew Payne, Savannah College of Art and DesignChris Pemberton, Vice President, Solomon Cordwell BuenzThomas Perin, Planner, Owens Community CollegeCheryl Perreira, Executive Director of AdvancementOperations, California State University-FullertonLindsay Perrin, Deputy Director of Facilities Management,Griffith UniversityMichael Peter, President and CEO, Campus AdvantageMichael Pimental, Director of Administrative Program Review,Boston CollegeGeoffrey Pingree, Associate, Shepley BulfinchScott Porter, Director of Business Development,Dynamix Engineering, Ltd.John Powell, Director of Marketing, Durcon, IncMarie Power-Barnes, Associate Vice President of Marketing,Thomas Edison State CollegeCrystal Prag, Administrative Assistant for InstitutionalResearch, Eastern New Mexico University-RoswellArchie Pronger, Director of Facilities and Ancillary Services,Northern Lakes CollegeGwynne Pugh, Principal, Pugh + Scarpa Architects, IncRay Pyle, Chief Facilities Planner, Contra Costa CommunityCollege DistrictDavid Quadrini, Designer, DLR GroupTom Quasney, Director of Facilities, University ofSouth CarolinaRoula Qubain, Architect, HSMMJay Rambo, Principal, F and S Partners Inc.Alva Reguindin, University of California BerkeleyDavid Reid, Principal, Gould EvansChristine Repp, University Construction and PlanningManager, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical UniversityJohn Rice, Partner, AKF Group LLCWilliam Riggs, Principal Planner for Physical andEnvironmental Planning, University of California-BerkeleyRobert Roach, Senior Project Manager, Friar Associates IncLisa Roberson, Client Relations Manager, Newcomb and BoydChris Rosenbaum, Executive Director of Budget and Planning,Boise State UniversityJonathan Ross, Director of Education Practice-Boston, GenslerJohn Ross, Director of Business Development,Affiliated Engineers, Inc.Ken Roth, Planner in Campus Planning and Development,Queen’s UniversityRosemary Royston, Vice President of Planning,Assessment and Registration, Young Harris CollegeJoseph Rubino, Partner, AKF Group LLCDaniel Safarik, Marketing Coordinator,Pugh + Scarpa Architects, IncAnnmarie Samar, Assistant Vice President for EnrollmentManagement, Worcester State CollegeGayle Saunders, President, Richland Community CollegePeter Saylor, Partner, Saylor-Gregg ArchitectsSCUP Member News 14 August 2008

Lawrence Scarpa, Principal, Pugh + Scarpa Architects, Inc.James Schmidt, Vice President, MKC Associates, IncBruce Schmit, Director of Design, Paulus, Sokolowski andSartor ArchitectureGlenn Schrader, Professor and Department Head,University of ArizonaErnie Schwab, Associate Dean of Academic Affairs,Loma Linda UniversityLinda Schwartzstein, Vice Provost of Academic Affairs,George Mason UniversityCraig Scott, Senior Budget Analyst, Truckee MeadowsCommunity CollegeBryan Seamer, Project Manager, Miyamoto InternationalDan Searight, Associate Director of Design and AssociatePrincipal, Morris ArchitectsBeatriz Seinuk-Ackerman, Vice President of Marketing andBusiness Development, Ysrael A. Seinuk, PCDennis Sexaver, Contract Manager, Hunt Construction GroupMaureen Shamgochian, Associate Vice President for AcademicAffairs, Worcester State CollegeMarc Sharifi, Associate, Beyer Blinder Belle Architects andPlanners LLPPete Shaub, Education Division, Kinsley ConstructionKyla Shea, Research Analyst, Integrated Planning Office,University of SaskatchewanRaymond Shea, Special Assistant to the President,Monroe Community CollegeJames Shepherd, Associate Partner, Beyer Blinder BelleArchitects and Planners LLPPete Shields, Vice President, Georgia College andState UniversityEli Shorak, Associate Vice Chancellor of Business,University of PittsburghKathleen Simons, Associate Provost for Student Life andLeadership, Xavier UniversityMax Slusher, Executive Director, Burlington County CollegeBruce Smith, Assistant Vice Chancellor of ResourceManagement, Purdue University CalumetAdrian Smith, Senior Associate, EDAW, Inc.Dave Smith, Director of Planning and Institutional Research,Adirondack Community CollegePatrick Smith, Director of Facility Planning and Design,Performa Higher EducationPeter Snyder, Senior Architect, University of CincinnatiMarjorie Sobylak, Principal, Mancini DuffyHeidi Sokol, ArchitectBrian Solywoda, Vice President, Friar Associates Inc.Gerald Sorge, Director of Academic Affairs AdministrativeSupport, Worcester State CollegeSamir Srouji, Associate Principal, Wilson Architects, Inc.Elsa Barbara Robinson, Standards to Records, QueenslandUniversity of TechnologyMary Stanley, Space Manager, Middlebury CollegeAdam Stone, Director of Registration and Records,Northern Illinois UniversityMariann Stuart, Director of Business Development,Affiliated Engineers NWShelley Stump, Planning and Institutional Assessment Officer,Oregon College of Oriental MedicineJanice Suchan, Principal, SHW GroupErik Sueberkrop, Founding Principal, STUDIOS ArchitectureJames Sulton, Executive Vice President of Administration,Operations and Information Technology Services,Brookdale Community CollegeDan Sweetman, Administrative Program Manager III,University of Wisconsin-La CrosseAsif Syed, Partner, AKF Group LLCDavid Taeyaerts, Director of the Office of Campus LearningEnvironments, University of Illinois at ChicagoDonald Taylor, Provost and Vice President for AcademicAffairs, Benedictine UniversityBill Taylor, Vice President of Finance and Administration,New Mexico Highlands UniversityPatrick Tedesco, Principal, Chan Krieger SieniewiczBruce Teramoto, Architect and Project Manager,University of HawaiiRobert Thallon, Associate Dean for Administration,University of OregonPauline Thimm, Bing Thom ArchitectsErica Tishman, Partner, DeWitt Tishman Architects LLPChuck Tobin, President, Connecticut, C.E. Floyd Company, Inc.Becky Trentlage, Director of Budgets,Colorado State UniversityBart Trudeau, President, Trudeau ArchitectsLawrence Trujillo, Associate Vice President of Finance andAdministration, New Mexico Highlands UniversityRichard Tucker, Assistant Provost and Director of InstitutionalResearch and Assessment, University of TennesseeMichael Turri, Project Manager, RobsonWoese Inc.Brian Twitty, District Supervisor of Facilities Management,Mt. San Jacinto CollegeWilliam Twomey, Vice President of Business Development,Parsons BrinckerhoffFred Urtz, President, Lavallee/Brensinger PAChris Vadala, Associate Vice President and Director, ClientDevelopment, Haynes Whaley Associates, Inc.Pat Van Duyne, Director, Facility Services,Joliet Junior CollegeMary Ann Van Hook, Principal, DeStefano + PartnersLinda Vickers, Marketing Manager, Verde DesignMichael Viveiros, Principal, DBVW Architects, Inc.Adam Volanth, Mid-Atlantic Division Manager,Bohler EngineeringHank Von Der Bruegge, Vice President of Sales and Marketing,Durcon, Inc.Bruce Wahlig, Director of Institutional Assessment,Ross UniversityScott Walker, Director of Campus Planning Design andConstruction, Brock UniversityChristopher Waltz, Associate, Steffian Bradley ArchitectsDiane Waryas, Interim Executive Director, InstitutionalEffectiveness, College of Southern NevadaChristopher Wasney, Principal, Cody Anderson WasneyArchitects, Inc.SCUP Member News 15 August 2008

Donald Watkins, Business Development Manager,Heery International, IncScott Watson, Associate, The Lighting Practice, IncRenva Watterson, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs,Georgia Highlands CollegeKeith Weaver, Associate Principal, EDSAJohn Wells, Provost and Academic Dean, Young Harris CollegeRandall West, Principal, BLDD Architects IncCarrie West, Junior Architect, Arizona State UniversityLarry Whaley, Chairman of the Board,Haynes Whaley Associates, Inc.Bob White, Regional Manager-Central,Infinite Furniture SolutionsDavid White, Partner and Landscape Architect,M2D Design Group, PLLCWilliam Whitney, Vice President of Real Estate,Berklee College of MusicMark Williams, Associate Vice President,Oregon Health and Science UniversityChris Willis, Director of Facilities Management,University of South AlabamaChristopher Wilson, Practice Leader-Sacramento,Stantec ArchitectureJoseph Wisnewski, President, Wisnewski Blair andAssociates, Ltd.Julie Wollman, Vice President for Academic Affiars,Worcester State CollegeKyle Womack, Associate and Architect,Hennebery Eddy Architects, Inc.Ray Wong, Director of Resource Planning,University of AlbertaBeverly Wood, Senior Program Manager for Planning,URS CorporationThomas Wood, Director of Campus Construction,Lipscomb UniversityJim Woods, Executive Vice President, FGM Architects Inc.Brian Wright, Associate Principal, TLCD ArchitectureLisa Yanez, Acting Assistant Director for Educational AffairsOperations, College of Lake CountyJoni Young, Project Manager, Cooper Carry, Inc.Robert Yurk, University Housing Capital Planner,University of Michigan-Ann ArborJohn Ziegler, Assistant to the Vice President for Facilities,Princeton UniversityPlanning for HigherEducation (PHE) JournalThe fall 08 issue and winter 09 issue of Planning forHigher Education feature an exciting innovative twopartspecial on Student Life. The first of the two themedissues of SCUP’s journal will examine both the evolvinguniversity student and their rapidly changing learning andliving experience. This issue focuses on key questionsabout student lifestyle, influence of technology, and theimpact on a learning experience design perspective. Inaddition, the fall 08 issue (October – December) willcontain: A Tribute to Achievement and Excellence, theSCUP annual awards for individuals, as well as, awardsfor excellence in campus planning, landscape, andarchitecture. In the winter 09 issue (January – March), thefocus will be on student related programs and facilities.The journal investigates how higher education institutionsare responding to these changes. Also, the winter issuewill include current SCUP Trends.Regional NewsThe Southern and North Central regions have been busyfinalizing the details for their regional conferences comingup in October and November. If you haven’t signed up yet,you still have time. Don’t miss out!If you’re interested in attending the first step of SCUP’sPlanning Institute, now is your chance. Step I of theplanning institute will be held in conjunction with bothregional conferences this fall as well as the regionalconferences in spring 2009.SCUP Planning InstituteThe SCUP Professional Development Committee (PDC)has been working to further refine the curriculum of theSCUP Planning Institute. The change will be reflected inthe January 2009 offerings of Step II and III in Tempe, AZ.If you’ve already taken Step I (or Step I and II) of theinstitute, we invite you to join us in Tempe, where we willbe offering both Step II and III.Who can say “no” to a trip to Arizona in the middle ofSCUP Member News 16 August 2008