1.   Architectural and Landscape Design

• Develop and recommend design guidelines and built-form parameters for all campus buildings.  Elements to be considered include, but are not limited to, building placement, height and orientation, facades, materials, relationship to open spaces, signage, accessibility, campus-wide needs (i.e. storage), sustainability, and safety planning.
• Develop and recommend standards and guidelines for green, open spaces (i.e. site landscaping, plant materials).
• Coordination with Subcommittees on Campus Housing and Athletics may be necessary

• Dorothy Renaghan, Facilities (chair)
• Academic Affairs
• Nancy Stieber, Art
• Peter Langer, Assoc. Provost
•  Jim Allen, Biology
• Anamarija Frankic, EEOS
• Luis Aponte-Pares, Public & Community Services
• Aditi Pain, UMBe Green
• Pat Burns, Athletics
• Zehra Schneider Graham, Environmental Health & Safety
• Voycic Danilo, Student Rep
• John Benson, DCAM
• Sue Wolfson A&F – VC’s Office
• Consulting support

2.   Infrastructure & Energy

• Working with DCAM, documents the capacity and existing conditions of the utility infrastructure to support future campus growth and development of campus utility systems.
• Project the utility infrastructure needs of the campus particularly for phase I of the Master Plan and over the 25-yr timeframe.
• Study and recommend renewable energy options and sustainability goals.

• Mike McGerigle, Facilities (co-chair)
• Bill Hagar, Assoc. Provost (co-chair)
• Daryl Ford, IT
• Academic Affairs
• Bala Sundaram, Physics
• Jack Looney, EEOS
• Jean-Pierre Kuilboer, Mgmt
• Jack Wiggin, Urban Harbors
• Zehra Schneider Graham, Environmental Health & Safety
• Aditi Pain, UMBe Green
• Ben Hicks, Student Rep
• Darryl Mayers, Contract Compliance
• Utilities Engineering Firm

3.   Parking & Transportation

• Recommend strategies and policies for improving vehicular and pedestrian circulation as changes to the campus are implemented.
• Develop strategies for incorporating multi-modal transportation alternatives into the design of the campus.
• Recommend architectural design guidelines for structured parking facilities.

• Steve Martinson, Parking & Transportation (chair)
• Phil O’Donnelll, Public Safety
• Academic Affairs
• Ginny Perelson, Ross Center
• Michelle Foster, Chemistry
• Student Reps
• Chris Sweeney, Marine Operations
• Dave Roberts, Athletics
• Zehra Schneider Gramham, Environmental Health & Safety
• Denise Duggan, Facilities
• Kelly Meehan, Student Affairs
• Sue Wolfson, A&F – VC’s Office
• John Benson, DCAM
• Howard/ Stein-Hudson Consulting

4.   Campus Housing

• Recommend programming needs of new resident halls (i.e. suite arrangements, apartments, or single/double rooms; dining; recreation, etc.)
• Develop operating and capital cost estimates for new campus housing.

• Patrick Day, Student Affairs (chair)
• Chris Hogan, Chancellor’s Office
• Anita Miller, Academic Affairs
• Kathy Teehan, Enrollment Management
• Ellen O’Connor, Admin. & Finance
• Sue Wolfson, Admin & Finance

5.   Athletics & Recreation

• Document the athletic and recreational programmatic existing and future needs of UMass Boston
• Recommend guidelines and standards for athletic and recreational spaces based on industry standards and benchmarks.

• Charlie Titus, Athletics (chair)
• Terry Condon, Facilities
• Chris Fitzgerald, Athletics
• Bruce Bailey, Health Sciences
• Bob Burgess, Facilities
• Shaun Curry, Facilities
• Chris Sweeney, Marine Operations
• Student Affairs Rep
• Jonathan Ruiz, Student Athletics Advisory Committee
• Katie Hope, Admin & Finance

6.   Information Technology

• Recommend minimum standards or guidelines for information technology requirements in support of instructional and pedagogical needs when designing new and renovated facilities.

• Apurva Mehta, IT (chair)
• Academic Affairs
• Lusa Lo (Curr. & Instruct.)
• Peter Fejer (Computer Sci.)
• David Cesario, Enrollment Management
• Daniel Ortiz, Healey Library
• Student Affairs Rep
• Admin & Finance
• Student Reps

7.  Campus Mitigation (Quality of Life)

• Develop mitigation measures that will help to ensure continuity of university operations during campus construction.
• Specific areas that will require mitigation plans include parking and transportation, noise on the campus and in the surrounding neighborhood, and signage
• Working with the Space Committee, the use of temporary space for teaching, research and administration should be considered and coordinated with Academic Affairs.

• Diane D’Arrigo, Campus Services (chair)
• Linda O’Brien, Customer Service
• Steve Martinson, Parking & Transportation
• Student Affairs Rep
• Academic Affairs

• Marion Winfrey (Nursing)
• Darren Kew (Dispute Res.)
• Maureen Scully (Mgmt)
• Alfred Noel (Math)

• Denise Duggan, Facilities
• Lisa Johnson, Enrollment Management
• Jamie Soule, IT
• Phil O’Donnell, Public Safety
• Zehra Schneider Graham, Environmental Health & Safety
• Jennifer Brown, OIRP
• Student Reps