Facilities Master Plan Core Committee
Mission
The Facilities Master Plan Core Committee provides leadership and guidance in the development of a Facilities Master Plan that presents capital solutions in response to college needs and creates facilities that support institutional goals.
Committee Functions
The committee gathers input from faculty, staff, administration, students, community members, regulatory agencies, and the Board of Trustees in the establishment of plans that are supportive of the college’s strategic plan and are reflective of our Master Planning Principles.
The committee insures that the Facilities Master Plan includes facilities replacement, renovation, and growth sequenced over time as well as the location of future buildings, walkways, parking, and other infrastructure features.
Using input from design consultants, facility conditions surveys, instructional and student services plans, IT/telecom, the foundation, and IP planning efforts, the committee integrates existing facilities conditions and evolving programmatic needs into the plan.
From the Facilities Master Plan, the committee recommends capital request components for each biennium to President’s staff, Board of Trustees and State Board.
Committee Members
- Sam Ball, Dean of Instruction Capital Projects (Chair)
- Tom Weisweaver, Director of Facilities
- Rick Brumfield, VP of Business Affairs
- Jerry Osborn, S. M. Stemper Architects, Architects
Biennial Capital Request Committee
Mission
The Biennial Capital Request Committee provides leadership and guidance in the development of biennial capital request components for building replacement, renovation, growth, minor improvement and repairs, etc., that respond to changing needs, and create facilities that support institutional goals.
Committee Functions
Using input from design consultants, facility conditions surveys, instructional, and student services plans, IT/telecom, the foundation, IP planning efforts, and design consultants, the Biennial Capital Request Committee develops the biennial capital request package for submittal to President’s staff, Board of Trustees and State Board.
Committee Members
- Tom Weisweaver, Director of Facilities (Chair)
- Sam Ball, Dean of Instruction Capital Projects
- Jerry Osborn, S. M. Stemper Architects, Architects
Facilities Major Capital Project Design Committees
Design Committee Mission
Design Committees take input from the Facilities Master Plan, design consultants, the instructional and student services plans, and user and support groups to develop project designs as well as make design modification decisions throughout the life of a project.
Committee Functions
Project committees develop designs for specific capital building projects that support the college vision, mission, institutional goals and values.
Committee members will include faculty, staff, and administrative representatives. The makeup and tasks undertaken by capital projects committees are project dependent and ad hoc in nature.
SMT Renovation Committee Members
- Sam Ball, Dean of Instruction (Chair)
- Tom Weisweaver, Director of Facilities
- Christie Gilliland, Executive Dean of Instruction
- Leslie Heizer Newquist, Executive Dean of Instruction
- Krista Fox, Assistant Dean of Instruction
- Camella Morgan, Tech Services Director
- Debbie Knipschield, Director of Business Services
- Diane Martin, Director of Ed Support Services
- Kay Mahoney, Client Services Director
- Patty Sikora, Purchasing Director
- Health & Family Studies Division
- Math Division
- Technology Division
- Workforce Training
- Jerry Osborn, S. M. Stemper Architects
- Wayne Johnson, S. M. Stemper Architects
Trades & Industry Replacement Committee Members
- Sam Ball, Dean of Instruction (Chair)
- Tom Weisweaver, Director of Facilities
- Camella Morgan, Tech Services Director
- Debbie Knipschield, Director of Business Services
- Diane Martin, Director of Ed Support Services
- Kay Mahoney, Client Services Director
- Patty Sikora, Purchasing Director
- Trades Division
- Jerry Osborn, S. M. Stemper Architects
- Sara Wilder, S. M. Stemper Architects