Tag: SCUP
ICYMI: SCUP Holds North Atlantic Conference
New Haven, CT – The Society for College and University Planning (SCUP) held the 2020 North Atlantic Regional Conference on March 8-10 at the Omni New Haven Hotel in New Haven. This year’s conference was devoted to “Finding Your Niche: Institutional Strategies to Survive and Thrive.” At the breakfast panel, campus leaders from 10 local […]
From the Desk of John Fogarty, Regional Chair of North Atlantic SCUP Regional Council
Join hundreds of campus planners and academic leaders on March 8-10 in New Haven, Conn., at SCUP’s North Atlantic Conference, where the driving topic will be “Finding Your Niche: Institutional Strategies to Survive and Thrive.” New Haven is an excellent location to have this discussion, as its diverse group of colleges and universities have distinct […]
From the Desk of Mike Moss, President of SCUP
SCUP is pursuing a bold vision for the future where planners unite across disciplines to tackle what’s ahead in order to advance higher education. There is simply no better way to put that practice into action than gathering the SCUP community together in person. After all, in order to sustain, we must plan together. The […]
Publisher’s Message: March 2019
by Anastasia Barnes, publisher of High-Profile Monthly The education sector is a natural catalyst for HP’s campaign to provoke A/E/C people to build better by acting on their own vision and is one of the leading markets for commercial construction in New England, with no sign of slowing down. This issue marks our 22nd bi-annual […]
A Letter from Mike Moss, President of SCUP
Communication. Impact. Sustainability. Integrated planning, an approach that considers holistically all stakeholders and entities which enable the delivery of the academic mission, is successful with open communication and a community committed to sustainability. The ultimate result is impact and the transformation of an institution’s planning culture beyond the current tenure of the administration and faculty […]
From the Desk of Mike Moss, President at SCUP
SCUP’s North Atlantic regional conference is launching catalytic conversations on critical topics in higher education on March 4-6 at the Hyatt Regency Cambridge. Integrated planning, an approach that considers holistically all the parties and entities which enable the delivery of the academic mission, is in full practice in the higher education community of Boston. The […]
A Letter from John Fogarty, Regional Chair of North Atlantic SCUP Regional Council
Over 400 college and university planners are assembling from all over the New England region and beyond to attend SCUP’s March 4-6 regional conference: “Gown, Gown, Gown, Gown and Town!” Meet senior thought leaders, be part of the conversation, and learn what’s happening and what’s about to happen on our college and university campuses. It […]
SCUP 2017 North Atlantic Symposium: Full STEAM Ahead
Bridgeport, CT – For 50 years, Housatonic Community College has been providing an educated workforce to Connecticut’s business, healthcare, and manufacturing communities, offering over 40 associate degrees and certificate programs to its 6,000 students. Located in Bridgeport since 1971, Housatonic will celebrate its first half-century with the opening of a new 47,000sf student services support center, […]
A New Gateway for a Historic Campus
by Joshua Aisenberg College campuses are often compared to living organisms: Their architectural heritage is their DNA. Their landscapes reflect the values of the past, while aspiring and evolving to the changing needs of the future. As the city of Lewiston, Maine has grown around Bates College, the boundary of the once pastoral campus has […]
From the Desk of Mike Moss
Editor’s note: Every March, High-Profile highlights the North Atlantic Region of Society for College and University Planning (SCUP), including its members and the region’s annual conference. This year the conference will be held at The New School in New York City, March 20 to 22. Below is the opening article written by SCUP national president, Michael […]
