Learn more about where we are in the comprehensive planning process by reviewing meeting materials, data, presentations, and related documents. As you engage with content on this page, you can send an email with feedback or questions to the [[campusplan,The Comprehensive Plan committee chairs and students representatives]]. You can also complete a brief feedback survey.
In July, our consulting partner, Sasaki, presented their initial findings and phase one discovery data as part of the ongoing development of our campus comprehensive plan. These findings, which are critical to shaping the future of our campus, are now available for public access. We invite you to explore the data and insights shared during this presentation to gain a deeper understanding of the strategic direction and planning efforts underway. Please find the related links and resources below for further information. While our committees and key campus stakeholders, have already shared feedback, you can share by emailing campusplan@wm.edu
An overview of William & Mary demographics, institutional strategic goals, and listening sessions that informed the draft of our shared planning principles.
An overview of how our campus community has evolved overtime and the context that will inform the planning process.
This presentation shares detailed landscape data from topography and zoning to the campus microclimate. The William & Mary landscape and existing conditions will shape how we plan for the future.
This portion of the analysis begins to identify and understand the distinct areas of campus and how do we navigate between different parts of campus
A deep-dive analysis into the factors that will directly impact the VIMS campus.
Key data related to classroom utilization as we begin to consider optimizing campus learning spaces
Throughout Fall 2024, William & Mary is partnering with Sasaki to test different planning scenarios and identify potential sites for development (or redevelopment) throughout campus. The scenarios reflect the data collected through surveys and qualitative feedback shared in campus comprehensive planning meetings. You can share feedback, questions, and concerns by emailing campusplan@wm.edu or submitting this Qualtrics feedback form.
In planning processes, an opportunity site is defined as a location identified for potential development or redevelopment to meet strategic goals. This document highlights some potential opportunity sites at William & Mary, for building sites, landscape improvements, road enhancements, accessibility connections, and learn space opportunities.
What are five big ideas about the William & Mary experience that we are exploring in our planning processes
Explore the data and context that highlights the current challenges with learning spaces at William & Mary
Here is a draft proposal of a comprehensive renovation strategy prepared by our partners at Sasaki. The focus for this report is on public, registrar managed spaces that are classified as 'classrooms'. Labs, studios, and specialty learning spaces may not be represented in this draft.
As we consider new learning spaces and construction, it is critical to ensure that the comprehensive plan submitted to the state reflects the needs stated in the Capital Plan. The proposed construction and capital projects roadmap drafted here focused on meeting our learning space needs. Parking, green space, and other campus life considerations will be addressed in future proposals.
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