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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