TABLE OF CONTENTS

• Letter from the Chancellor
• Introduction
• Executive Summary
• Core Planning Themes
• Campus Mission and Vision
• Campus Master Plan Summary
• Process Summary
• Analysis of Existing Campus
• The Campus Spatial Diagram
• Campus Planning Principles
• The Campus Master Plan
• Physical Planning Elements
• Recommendations and       Implementation Strategies
• • Primary Planning Issues
  • Circulation and Wayfinding
  • Parking
  • Building Opportunities
  • Context and Community
  • Sustainability
  • Secondary Planning Issues
  • Cofrin Memorial Arboretum
  • Campus Entry
  • Pedestrian Spaces
  • Housing Quad
  • Campus Quad
  • Retail Opportunity
  • Additional Campus Resources
• Conclusion
• Appendices
• Acknowledgements
• Printable Version (15MB PDF)

Master Plan > Recommendations and Implementation Strategies > Additional Campus Resources >

Downtown Learning Center

UW–Green Bay opened the Downtown Learning Cen-ter in August of 2004 as an outreach and extensions venue. Its location in the City of Green Bay adjacent to restaurants and other amenities creates a synergy conducive to conferences, meetings, and retreats.

The rented facility contains a 48-seat classroom and 10-seat conference/meeting room, each with commu-nication media and projection options. The facilities are available free-of-charge for all UW-Green Bay faculty, staff, and students and reserved on a first-come-first-served basis.

Recommendations:

• Continue to maintain a campus presence in down-town Green Bay by supporting the Downtown Learning Center
• Evaluate the popularity of this satellite venue and consider future expansion of UW-Green Bay facili-ties in the downtown

Implementation:

• Develop a creative marketing strategy to increase awareness of the facility and expand potential use

Planning and Budget Office, Cofrin Library
UW - Green Bay, 2420 Nicolet Drive, Green Bay, WI 54311
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