On Monday, March 2, the University community is invited to attend a Campus Master Plan event with members of the Campus Master Plan Advisory Group and Sasaki Associates to learn more about the campus analysis findings. This plan works in coordination with the University’s Academic Strategic Plan to shape, guide and manage the Syracuse University campus environment and its physical form in support of the University’s mission.
The same information will be shared at each meeting.
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Please choose the meeting time that best accommodates your schedule.
The Campus Master Plan will be completed in summer 2015 and will include guiding principles and recommendations for campus architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, transportation, parking and utilities, as well as timelines and policies for implementation. Partnering with Sasaki Associates, the Advisory Group continues to seek input from students, faculty, staff and other stakeholders.
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