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University Space

University Space. University Space. Creation of the University Space Assignment & Management Policy 10.6 & the Space Request Form – approved September 2007 ( http://vpaa.unt.edu/files/FormsList.htm ). University Space Policy.

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University Space

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  1. University Space

  2. University Space • Creation of the University Space Assignment & Management Policy 10.6 & the Space Request Form – approved September 2007 (http://vpaa.unt.edu/files/FormsList.htm)

  3. University Space Policy • All space is university space and is subject to reassignment based on university needs • University space encompasses both academic & administrative space assignments • Creation of the Space Assessment Committee (SAC)

  4. Composition of the SAC • Chair • Donna Asher, Assistant Vice President, Provost & VPAA Office • Academic Affairs • Judith Adkison, Associate Dean, COE • Cynthia Mohr, Department Chair, COVAD • Research • Vish Prasad, Vice President

  5. Composition of the SAC (cont.) • Faculty Senate • Member: Richard Wells, Vice-Chair, Faculty Senate & Professor, Journalism • Named Alternate: Dennis Mueller, Senator, Faculty Senate & Professor, Physics • Student Development • Tom Rufer, Director, University Union • Finance & Business Affairs • Charlie Jackson, Executive Director, Facilities

  6. Composition of the SAC (cont.) • Staff Council • Member: Anissa Breaux-Schropp, Chair, Staff Council & University Compliance Officer • Named alternate: Scott Windham, Vice-Chair, Staff Council & Manager, CITC • Student Government Association • Rebecca Finberg,

  7. University Space Review • A comprehensive review of university space was conducted over the summer and was guided by several principles

  8. Guiding Principles • To relocate eight units affected by Kendall & Highland Hall demolitions • To more fully & effectively utilize university space • To keep undergraduate academic core programs centrally located on the main campus • To move units currently dispersed on campus to contiguous space

  9. Guiding Principles (cont.) • To align space assignments to better meet the needs of the university’s strategic plan • To more fully utilize the space at the Research Park • To co-locate academic units to achieve intellectual synergies • To move non-core activities to the periphery of campus

  10. Major space adjustments included the following: • Relocation of two units (SLIS & COE Learning Technologies) to Research Park • collaborative and synergistic opportunities with CSCI and one another • Relocation of all units housed in Kendall and Highland Halls • demolition of both buildings scheduled for September 2008 • footprint for new Business Leadership Complex

  11. Kendall & Highland Hall Relocations • International Studies & Programs to 2nd floor ISB • COVAD Graduate/Faculty Art Studios to Bain • ROTC (TBD) • COE Meadows & Schmidt Endowed Chairs to MATT • North Texas Community College Consortium (TBD) • TRIO (TBD) • Copy Center (absorbed into Printing Services)

  12. Unit Relocations • Relocation of 10 units on campus: • COE Institute for Behavioral & Learning Differences to MATT • University Ombudsman to CHIL • Campus Operators to Research Park (CITC) • Outreach Center to ESSC (Enrollment Mgmt.) • UNT Press

  13. Unit Relocations (cont.) • Relocation of 10 units on campus: • Honors College to CHIL • CPACS Dean’s Office to 2nd floor CHIL • CPACS Public Administration to CHIL • Equity & Diversity & EEO to 2nd floor ADMIN • VP Research 1st floor ADMIN

  14. Unit Expansions • Expansion of six units to accommodate growth • CITC • University Compliance • University Ombudsman • Center for Teaching Learning & Assessment • VP Research • Advancement

  15. New Initiatives • Provided facilities for new initiatives associated with six units • Call Center (formerly associated with Sally Mae) • Testing Center • URCM Welcome Center at Gateway • Student Recreational Center at Research Park • Student Bookstore at Research Park • Biological & Environmental Engineering at RP • Texas State Historical Society

  16. More Information? Darlene Callahan Donna Asher Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs Office of the Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs dasher@unt.edu 940-565-2496 Hurley Administration Building, Suite 207 Manager of University Space Office of the Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs dcallahan@unt.edu 940-565-2550 Hurley Administration Building, Suite 207

  17. Questions?

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