Campus Planner

Job Description

The Campus Planner provides professional support for the university's planning activities in matters related to the physical development of the campus, including campus master planning, space, building and site programming, strategic facilities planning, and project development and management. Undertakes planning studies in various areas of campus development. Manages the planning and pre-design phases of new construction, renovation and campus improvement projects.

Utilizes knowledge of campus planning, space programming, and design and construction processes. Coordinates the efforts of internal and external planning and design professionals. Assists in the development and implementation of the university's Master Plan.

The Campus Planner provides professional support for the university's planning activities in matters related to the physical development of the campus, including campus master planning, space, building and site programming, strategic facilities planning, and project development and management. Undertakes planning studies in various areas of campus development. Manages the planning and pre-design phases of new construction, renovation and campus improvement projects.

Utilizes knowledge of campus planning, space programming, and design and construction processes. Coordinates the efforts of internal and external planning and design professionals. Assists in the development and implementation of the university's Master Plan.

• Bachelor's degree in Architecture, Planning/Management, Urban Planning or Landscape Architecture from an accredited institution.
• Five years' practical experience in planning, architecture, landscape architecture or related areas, to Include experience utilizing planning, design related and project management software programs.

• Master's degree in Architecture, Planning/Management, Urban Planning or Landscape Architecture from an accredited institution.
• Eight years' practical experience in planning, architecture, landscape architecture or related areas.

Green Associate, LEED AP, or credential required within 12 months of employment.

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