Posted on February 23, 2020

A campus master plan gives our University a framework for our long-term integrated academic and physical priorities. It gives us a unified vision for what our campus should be like decades from now.

The Campus Master Plan for UNCG Greensboro was last visited in 2014. Since then, many things that impact our use of and need for space have happened: We have adopted a new strategic plan, secured millennial campus designation, experienced significant enrollment growth, funded new projects which are now under construction, and approved new academic programs.  

To better support the University’s vision, we are engaging in a Campus Master Plan update this spring and summer.  The updated Master Plan will create a visionary, diverse, progressive, and sustainable framework while building firmly upon UNCG’s rich history, traditions, campus character, and synergistic strong sense of place and community. 

The 2020 Campus Master Plan Update will consist of the assessment of current campus spaces and will include an intensive study of future campus development – including academics and research, campus life and planning, landscape preservation and enhancement, mobility, sustainability initiatives, utilities and infrastructure, transportation planning, and locations off-site.  

An important part of this process will be getting input from campus stakeholders: faculty, staff, and students. 

In the coming weeks, you will receive an invitation to provide feedback on our campus spaces. The assessment tool, which is easy to use and graphically based, will give you the opportunity to indicate things such as where you spend your time and for what purposes, what spaces are welcoming and not welcoming, and parking. 

When you receive this email, please take a few minutes to help create the vision for the campus of our future. Your input is important! 

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