MASTER DEVELOPMENT PLAN 2003
To do that, the university invited interested campus members
to attend a series of Facilities Master Development Plan forums.
President Milton A. Gordon introduced the Master Development
Planning Process at a Kickoff meeting on Thursday, October
12, 2000. The President urged the audience to participate
in the decision-making process. AC Martin Partners, the planning
consultant, working with the university, discussed the need
for and the approach to the master development plan. Discussion
was initiated with several scenarios for the university's
future displayed via computerized models.
These and more discussions have occurred, first at campus
forums which sought input from the campus community regarding
the university's present condition, identifying current needs
and at subsequent visioning workshops over two years. The
principles defined in these meeting were incorporated into
the development of several alternative growth scenarios for
the campus. AC Martin Partners directed and acted as facilitators
of these issue identification forums.
The master plan, which provides a framework for implementing
the university’s goals and programs by identifying needed
facilities and improvements to support growth and development,
was approved Wednesday, November 19, 2003 by the California
State University Board of Trustees
Please follow the links below to view the presentations
that discuss the process used to develop our Master Plan:
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