Master Plan
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LUIS OBISPO
www.calpoly.edu
CAL POLY PLANNING OVERVIEW:
Vision 2022, Academic Plan for Enrollment, and the Master Plan Linda C. Dalton, PhD, FAICP Interim University Planning Officer For Academic Senate October 7, 2014 10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
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PLANNING CONTEXT UNIVERSITY STRATEGIC PLAN 1995 UPDATE
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VISION 2022
ACADEMIC and ENROLLMENT PLANNING 1999-2000 ENROLLMENT GROWTH PLAN
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ACADEMIC PLAN FOR ENROLLMENT, 2014-15
Focused Plans and Actions e.g., Campus Climate, Housing/Residential Community, Information Systems
PHYSICAL MASTER PLAN 2001 UPDATE
10/15/2014
2009 VISION PLAN
www.calpoly.edu
MASTER PLAN UPDATE
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“PLANNING FROM THE FUTURE BACKWARD” 2. In ten years, how will forces shape changes in your discipline? How will professional practice be ffected?
Norris, Donald et al. (2013), Transforming in an Age of Disruptive Change: Part 2: Getting Started, Getting it Done, Planning in Higher Education, 41:2, Figure 7 (redrawn) 10/15/2014
3. What are the implications for your profession and continuing professional development?
1. What forces are shaping your discipline today?
Today
4. How should the future developments affect the College/University? Our Strategic Planning process? Decisions over the next five years?
Ten Years
www.calpoly.edu
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2014-15: INTERACTIVE ACADEMIC AND MASTER PLANNING ACTIVITIES Academic Plan
Master Plan
Fall: Apply Vision 2022; analyze program assets, explore future opportunities
Fall: Explore assumptions, constraints; campus and community outreach, advisory committees
Winter: Complete Academic Plan for Enrollment, with other program implications
Winter: Set Master Plan capacity; translate academic and support programs into facilities
Spring: Develop phasing: two, five, ten and fifteen year actions
Spring, Summer: Draft Master Plan elements, Draft EIR
10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
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MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEES • Purpose – campus and community input on specific topics to Master Plan Professional Working Team (which provides staffing and meeting facilitation) - Academic/Instructional Space - Circulation & Transportation - Campus Character - Recreation & Athletics - Campus Life - Sustainability & Natural Resources
• Questions – for each topic
Fall 1. Continuing relevance of 2001 Master Plan policies to the future 2. Emerging trends Winter 3. Policy suggestions for the Master Plan update
10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
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MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP •
All Committees
•
Additional Cal Poly Membership by Topic
– – – – – – – – – – –
10/15/2014
Academic college representatives Academic Senate representatives ASI student representatives Presidential appointments from on/off campus Academic Affairs Administration and Finance Student Affairs University Advancement ASI Cal Poly Corporation Staff
www.calpoly.edu
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COMMENTS, QUESTIONS, SUGGESTIONS
[email protected]
10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
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LUIS OBISPO
www.calpoly.edu
CAL POLY PLANNING OVERVIEW:
Vision 2022, Academic Plan for Enrollment, and the Master Plan Linda C. Dalton, PhD, FAICP Interim University Planning Officer For Academic Senate October 7, 2014 10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
2
PLANNING CONTEXT UNIVERSITY STRATEGIC PLAN 1995 UPDATE
- - -
VISION 2022
ACADEMIC and ENROLLMENT PLANNING 1999-2000 ENROLLMENT GROWTH PLAN
- - -
ACADEMIC PLAN FOR ENROLLMENT, 2014-15
Focused Plans and Actions e.g., Campus Climate, Housing/Residential Community, Information Systems
PHYSICAL MASTER PLAN 2001 UPDATE
10/15/2014
2009 VISION PLAN
www.calpoly.edu
MASTER PLAN UPDATE
3
“PLANNING FROM THE FUTURE BACKWARD” 2. In ten years, how will forces shape changes in your discipline? How will professional practice be ffected?
Norris, Donald et al. (2013), Transforming in an Age of Disruptive Change: Part 2: Getting Started, Getting it Done, Planning in Higher Education, 41:2, Figure 7 (redrawn) 10/15/2014
3. What are the implications for your profession and continuing professional development?
1. What forces are shaping your discipline today?
Today
4. How should the future developments affect the College/University? Our Strategic Planning process? Decisions over the next five years?
Ten Years
www.calpoly.edu
4
2014-15: INTERACTIVE ACADEMIC AND MASTER PLANNING ACTIVITIES Academic Plan
Master Plan
Fall: Apply Vision 2022; analyze program assets, explore future opportunities
Fall: Explore assumptions, constraints; campus and community outreach, advisory committees
Winter: Complete Academic Plan for Enrollment, with other program implications
Winter: Set Master Plan capacity; translate academic and support programs into facilities
Spring: Develop phasing: two, five, ten and fifteen year actions
Spring, Summer: Draft Master Plan elements, Draft EIR
10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
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MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEES • Purpose – campus and community input on specific topics to Master Plan Professional Working Team (which provides staffing and meeting facilitation) - Academic/Instructional Space - Circulation & Transportation - Campus Character - Recreation & Athletics - Campus Life - Sustainability & Natural Resources
• Questions – for each topic
Fall 1. Continuing relevance of 2001 Master Plan policies to the future 2. Emerging trends Winter 3. Policy suggestions for the Master Plan update
10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
6
MASTER PLAN ADVISORY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP •
All Committees
•
Additional Cal Poly Membership by Topic
– – – – – – – – – – –
10/15/2014
Academic college representatives Academic Senate representatives ASI student representatives Presidential appointments from on/off campus Academic Affairs Administration and Finance Student Affairs University Advancement ASI Cal Poly Corporation Staff
www.calpoly.edu
7
COMMENTS, QUESTIONS, SUGGESTIONS
[email protected]
10/15/2014
www.calpoly.edu
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