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UCSC Campus Expansion: New Directions in the Future of UC Santa Cruz
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Date:
Saturday, April 29, 2017
Time:
12:00 PM
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2:00 PM
Event Type:
Panel Discussion
Organizer/Author:
UCSC Beyond Capacity
Location Details:
UC Santa Cruz
Cowell Conference Room 132
Cowell Conference Room 132
Are you interested in learning more about the university's plans for the future of the campus?
Do you value UCSC's residential college system, its identity and legacy?
Come to this event!
New Directions in the Future of UC Santa Cruz
12 noon to 2 pm
Saturday, April 29
Cowell Conference Room 132
How do we interpret a proposed addition of 2,500 on-campus beds unaffiliated with the colleges, and on a site including the Porter Meadow, Porter "Squiggle" and trailer park areas?
What does giving control of the housing to a private developer mean for the long-term interests of the university, campus and students?
How will UCSC reconcile rising enrollment with the campus' history?
Please join a timely conversation. This will be a friendly and informative discussion, a chance to enjoy your lunch with fellow alumni, make some new friends, and learn more about the future of the campus and school we know and love. You're welcome and encouraged to bring your lunch, which could be picked up or purchased by the quarry plaza.
The event is being organized by Matthew Waxman, who is a 2006 Porter College graduate, a member of the UCSC Alumni Council, and was a student representative to the 2005-2020 Long Range Development Plan Committee.
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UCSC Beyond Capacity
https://www.facebook.com/pg/UCSCBeyondCapacity/
Do you value UCSC's residential college system, its identity and legacy?
Come to this event!
New Directions in the Future of UC Santa Cruz
12 noon to 2 pm
Saturday, April 29
Cowell Conference Room 132
How do we interpret a proposed addition of 2,500 on-campus beds unaffiliated with the colleges, and on a site including the Porter Meadow, Porter "Squiggle" and trailer park areas?
What does giving control of the housing to a private developer mean for the long-term interests of the university, campus and students?
How will UCSC reconcile rising enrollment with the campus' history?
Please join a timely conversation. This will be a friendly and informative discussion, a chance to enjoy your lunch with fellow alumni, make some new friends, and learn more about the future of the campus and school we know and love. You're welcome and encouraged to bring your lunch, which could be picked up or purchased by the quarry plaza.
The event is being organized by Matthew Waxman, who is a 2006 Porter College graduate, a member of the UCSC Alumni Council, and was a student representative to the 2005-2020 Long Range Development Plan Committee.
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UCSC Beyond Capacity
https://www.facebook.com/pg/UCSCBeyondCapacity/
Added to the calendar on Thu, Apr 27, 2017 5:54PM
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