Events

MASTER PLAN EVENTS OVERVIEW
The Campus Master Plan process is nearing completion. Over 1,500 individuals engaged with the planning team through five workshops, eighteen focus group meetings, four neighborhood meetings and one campus open house. The Draft Plan is now in development and will be made available for review in the coming weeks.

EVENTS:

Workshops have been completed and the Draft Plan is in development.

PREVIOUS EVENTS: Overview, photos, workshop materials

Campus Community Relations Committee Update: May 9, 2023
Workshop B: November 7-8, 2022
Associate Deans for Research: August 16, 2022
Workshop A Follow-Up Meetings: June 28-29, 2022
Main Campus Workshop A: June 2, 2022
Sierra Vista Campus Workshop 3: May 6, 2022
Main Campus Master Plan Restart: April 22, 2022
Sierra Vista Campus Workshop 2: April 12, 2022
Sierra Vista Campus Workshop 1: March 28-April 1, 2022
Sierra Vista Campus Master Plan Kickoff Meeting: March 18, 2022

PAUSE - March 2020-February 2022

Main Campus Workshop 5: February 24-25, 2020
Main Campus Workshop 4: January 21-22, 2020
Steering Committee and Focus Group meetings, December 16-17, 2019
Planning & Design Review Advisory Committee: December 3, 2019
Arizona Board of Regents: November 22, 2019
Campus Community Relations Committee: November 12, 2019
Main Campus Workshop 3: October 7-8, 2019
Main Campus Workshop 2: August 12, 2019
Main Campus Workshop 1: July 1-2, 2019
 
MAIN CAMPUS MASTER PLAN
The Main Campus planning effort was restarted on April 22, 2022, with a meeting of the Executive Steering Committee. This committee will guide the plan’s development with the consultant team of Ayers Saint Gross, seeking direction and consensus on overarching planning topics including Strategic Plan alignment and physical planning.

SIERRA VISTA MASTER PLAN
The University is also developing a new master plan for the Sierra Vista Campus. This planning effort was started in March 2020 and will align the campus with the 4th Industrial Revolution and future-focused work of the College of Applied Science & Technology (CAST) and its regional partners.
The growth trajectory of CAST is likely to exceed the capacity of the current facilities in the next few years, so the need for new facilities and overall campus improvements, coupled with the high potential for significant research activity in the region, make this planning effort a priority for the campus.