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About the Plan
The foundation of the current master planning process was laid in 2016 with an initial campus master plan, as requested by the State Board of Higher Education (SBHE), focused on space utilization, deferred maintenance, and academic programming.
The SBHE then asked all state institutions to finish their strategic plans, and then use those as a guide to update their master plans for their respective schools.
A broader 30-year campus vision is being molded through a partnership with Sasaki Associates, Inc., a planning and design firm. Sasaki combined the findings of the 2016 process, priorities of the new UND Strategic Plan, campus survey results and many tele-com and on-campus meetings and visits to craft a draft of a master planning concept for the University.
The master plan’s purpose is to strategically position the University to make ongoing decisions and best possible use of future opportunities. The concepts considered UND’s campus design goals of being consistent, compact, cohesive, connected and captivating.
The draft of the presentation shared at the Master Plan Open House held on February 8th can be viewed in the below link.
