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SCUP M. Perry Chapman Prize
M. Perry Chapman at Sasaki's office in Watertown, Massachusetts
Improving planning on campus environments
2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 Research
From 2012 to 2016, The Hideo Sasaki Foundation funded the M. Perry Chapman Prize under the auspices of the Society for College and University Planning. The prize awarded $10,000 annually to honor Perry’s commitment to integrated planning and interdisciplinary collaboration and advance research to improve campus environments in support of their institutions’ missions.
- 2012: “Research on Learning Space Design: Present State, Future Directions”
- 2013: ”Developing Research Methods for Analyzing Learning Spaces That Can Inform Institutional Missions of Learning and Engagement”
- 2014: ”Peer engagement as a common resource: Managing interaction patterns in institutions”
- 2015: “Aligning the Strategic Campus Plan With the Institutional Mission in 2030: University Campuses as Complex Adaptive Assemblages”
- 2016: “Connecting the Dots: Campus Form, Student Perceptions, and Academic Performance”
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