Campus Master Plan Committee

Campus master planning is guided by the coordinated work of several key entities, including the Campus Master Plan Committee, the Academic Affairs Space Committee, the Committee for Sustainable Futures, and Capital Planning & Finance. These four entities have individual charges, but collectively, they inform the Cabinet and the President on decisions related to overall campus development.

The role of the Campus Master Plan Committee (CMPC), established September 2016 by President Junn, is to assure that the President receives all relevant advice before making major and minor capital planning decisions, including the campus' long-range plan for physical development. Specifically, the Committee will provide input on the following: university facilities master plan; university five-year major capital/infrastructure improvement plan; campus planning & design standards; campus tenant improvement projects; building renovation and construction plans (schematic level); alteration of the campus grounds (schematic level); and other areas of study as designated by the president. Members include representation across division, ensuring critical functions and perspectives are considered in space recommendations. The Committee meets at least once a semester, or at the behest of the President.