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Expansion Opportunities

• New Building at 65 Fifth

• Rental Space at 79 Fifth

• More Floors at 72 Fifth

• Additional Rental Space

EXPANSION OPPORTUNITIES

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Growth

• Enrollment– From 9,000 to 13,500

• Faculty– Increase in full time faculty

– Increase in joint appointments

• Physical Plant– From 500,000 to 800,000 NASF in non-residential facilities

• Divisions– Lang

– New School BA Program

– Parsons (BBA, future MS Graduate Programs)

GROWTH

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Shift in Internal Trends

• Non-credit to credit• Evening to day• Non-traditional age to traditional age• Continuing Ed to FT undergraduate• Commuter to residential• Low tech to high tech• PT faculty to FT faculty• Small physical plant to 1.3 million square feet• Divisional model to collaborative University model

SHIFT IN INTERNAL TRENDS

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External Trends

• Growth of Interdisciplinary Fields• Openness to the Community• Evolving Functional Organization• Sustainability in Design

EXTERNAL TRENDS

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Academic Initiatives

• Develop a general education curriculum• Build the undergraduate experience around cross-

disciplinary themes• Establish centers of study

ACADEMIC INITIATIVES

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Goals

• Provide a setting for intellectual collaboration and interaction

• Plan facilities efficiently• Eliminate space redundancies• Provide proper adjacencies• Co-locate similar functions

GOALS