Case Histories: Mission College & Santa Barbara City Colleges
Case Histories:
Mission College and
Santa Barbara City Colleges
Mission College
This panel will demonstrate how Mission College, in the face of significant redevelopment challenges, is re-establishing a sense of place for its Santa Clara campus. Through a sustainable focus on creating a holistic campus, inclusive of the larger community, Mission College aims to transform its building- and automobile-centric campus into an innovative learning environment that doubles as an inviting new open space for the entire county. All 5 panelists were involved in the development of the 2009 Mission College Facilities Master Plan, which recently won a SCUP Award of Honor in the “Excellence in Planning for an Established Campus”. Each will provide highlights from the master planning process as well as tangible lessons learned that attendees will be able to apply to their own campus environments.
Presented by:
Lisa Fisher
Moderator AECOM
Dave Younger
Lionakis
Harriett J. Robles
Ed. D, President
Mission College
Santa Barbara College
In May 2009, Santa Barbara City College was awarded an Economic and Workforce Development (EWD) Program Industry Driven Regional Collaborative (IDRC) grant for an interdisciplinary program involving Green Construction and Environmental Horticulture. This presentation will discuss the strategy for writing this grant, the approach taken in developing the sustainability audit and retrofit program, and update the attendees on the progress to date.
Presented by:
Doug Hersch M.A.E.D.
Dean, Educational Programs
Technology, Santa Barbara City College
Dr. Patrick Foster, Ph.D.
Chair Santa Barbara City College Construction Academy
Dr. Michael Gonella, Ph.D.
Chair, Santa Barbara City College Environmental Horticulture
Ms. Cheryl Dettrick
President Resource Development Services
Mission College and
Santa Barbara City Colleges
Mission College
This panel will demonstrate how Mission College, in the face of significant redevelopment challenges, is re-establishing a sense of place for its Santa Clara campus. Through a sustainable focus on creating a holistic campus, inclusive of the larger community, Mission College aims to transform its building- and automobile-centric campus into an innovative learning environment that doubles as an inviting new open space for the entire county. All 5 panelists were involved in the development of the 2009 Mission College Facilities Master Plan, which recently won a SCUP Award of Honor in the “Excellence in Planning for an Established Campus”. Each will provide highlights from the master planning process as well as tangible lessons learned that attendees will be able to apply to their own campus environments.
Presented by:
Lisa Fisher
Moderator AECOM
Dave Younger
Lionakis
Harriett J. Robles
Ed. D, President
Mission College
Santa Barbara College
In May 2009, Santa Barbara City College was awarded an Economic and Workforce Development (EWD) Program Industry Driven Regional Collaborative (IDRC) grant for an interdisciplinary program involving Green Construction and Environmental Horticulture. This presentation will discuss the strategy for writing this grant, the approach taken in developing the sustainability audit and retrofit program, and update the attendees on the progress to date.
Presented by:
Doug Hersch M.A.E.D.
Dean, Educational Programs
Technology, Santa Barbara City College
Dr. Patrick Foster, Ph.D.
Chair Santa Barbara City College Construction Academy
Dr. Michael Gonella, Ph.D.
Chair, Santa Barbara City College Environmental Horticulture
Ms. Cheryl Dettrick
President Resource Development Services
