1. Presentation by on visit to Purdue University by John Corrigan & Noel O’Connor In October 2007

2. Environment In 2000 the university recognised that it could not rely on federal funding other than for operational funding and that it had to look to self-fund its own facilities. Fundraising was critical to self-funding

3. Aim to raise $1.5billion 00/07 Raised $ 1.9billion In US 62 universities have endowments exceeding $1billion Harvard $35 billion In 2007 in US endowments rose by 17%

4. Key issues Clear vision focus Need to communicate vision Ensuring university played a key role in region Need for a more planned approach to activity – 70 people full time –Led from $100m to $250m pa

5. The Campus Master Plan is: a dynamic document that guides the orderly growth and attractive development of the university’s physical facilities and helps to establish a sense of place and community.

6. 2000 - 2009 00/07 28 buildings completed $800m 07 5 under construction 07/09 10 buildings planned Every building named

7. 1) Spurgeon Golf Training Facility 2) Aquaculture (not on map) 3) Beck Center (not on map) 4) Schwartz Tennis Center 5) Ross-Ade Stadium Renovation 6) Ford Dining Court 7) Armstrong Hall of Engineering 8) Satellite Chiller Plant 9) Forney Hall (Chemical Engineering Addition) 10) Lawson Computer Science Building 11) McCutcheon Drive Parking Garage Addition 12) Windsor Dining Court 13) Burton Morgan Center 14) Pfendler Hall 15) Rawls Hall 16) Birck Nanotechnology Center 17) Bindley Bioscience Center 18) Mann Hall 19) Jischke Hall of Biomedical Engineering 20) Yue-Kong Pao Hall of Visual and Performing Arts (Ph 1 & 2) 21) Dauch Alumni Center 22) Fleschauer Radiation Therapy Facility 23) Vet Med Isolation Facility 24) Equine Health Science Annex 25) Printing Services Replacement 26) Bowen Laboratory (not on map) 27) Wiley Dining Court 28) Replacement Student Housing 29) Purdue Village Community Center 30) Patty Jischke Early Care and Education Center 31) Hockmeyer Hall of Structural Biology 32) Mackey Arena Addition 33) Mechanical Engineering Addition 34) Hanley Hall - Human Development Institute 35) Marriott Hall - Hospitality and Tourism Management 36) Herrick Laboratory (Replacement 37) Electrical and Computer Engineering 38) Discovery Learning Center 39) Animal Disease Diagnostic Lab (BSL 3) 40) Aviation Technology Addition 41) Grounds Services Building (Replacement) Construction 2001-2009 COMPLETED SINCE 2003 UNDER CONSTRUCTION 2007-2009. Completed Total: $468,787,000 GSF: 2,263700 Under Construction Total: $86,620,000 GSF: 404,9300 2007-2009: Total: $238,775,000 GSF: 547,900

8. Existing Pedestrian Travel Distances LEGEND 5 Minute 10 Minute Distance/Time 4’/Second 240’/Minute 1,200’/5 Min. 2,400’/10 Min.

9. Stadium Area Fred & Mary Ford Dining Court Budget: $16,335,000GSF: 63,290 Ross-Ade Stadium Budget: $70,000,000 GSF: 291,500 Boilermaker Sculpture Tom Spurgeon Golf Training Center Budget: $2,700,000 GSF: 11,900

10. Proposed Mackey Arena Addition/Renovation Budget: $70,000,000GSF: 96,000 Completion: 2011

11. North Academic Campus Forney Hall Addition Budget: $19,500,00 GSF: 92,300 Lawson Computer Science Building Budget: $20,000,000GSF: 108,000

12. Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering Budget: $53, 187,000GSF: 210,236 Completion: June 2007

13. Neil Armstrong Hall of Engineering Budget: $53,187,000GSF: 210,326 Completion: June 2007

14. Marriott Hall Hospitality & Tourism Management Building Budget: $12,000,000GSF: 25,000 Completion: TBD

15. South Academic Campus Dauch Alumni Center Budget: $16,000,000 GSF: 69,400 Pfendler Hall Budget: $14,500,000 GSF: 60,100 Rawls Hall Budget: $28,600,000 GSF: 121,200 Pao Hall – Phases I & II Budget: $46,200,000 GSF: 198,900

16. Classes of 1956 and 1957 Plaza Completion: June 2006

17. Discovery Park

18. Bindley Bioscience Center Budget: $15,000,000 GSF: 55,500 Jischke Hall of Biomedical Engineering Budget: $25,000,000 GSF: 92,893 Morgan Center for Entrepreneurship Budget: $7,000,000 GSF: 31,000 Gerald D & Edna E. Mann Hall Budget: $12,400,000 GSF: 49,632 Birck Nanotechnology Center Budget: $58,300,000 GSF: 219,700

19. Discovery Learning Center Budget: $25,000,000GSF: 86,000 Completion: October 2009 Wayne T. & Mary T. Hockmeyer Hall of Structural Biology Budget: $30,000,000GSF: 63,680 Completion: December 2009

20. Satellite Chiller Plant Budget: $4,750,000 GSF: 26,300 Windsor Halls Dining Court Budget: $12,400,000 GSF: 30,900 West Campus Area

21. McCutcheon Drive Parking Garage Addition Budget: $16,712,000GSF: 341,000 (1,000 spaces) Completion: October 2007

22. Hanley Hall Human Development Institute Budget: 10,000,000GSF: 60,000 Completion: May 2009

23. Wiley Dining Court Budget: $19, 800,000GSF: 75,500 Completion: August 2008

24. Closer to Home! Quinn School Business School Smurfit Business School Naughton Nanotechnology Centre O’ Reilly Hall ….

26. Philanthropy Stakeholders Faculties & Schools President Grangegorman Project Team DIT Foundation DONORS Graduate Network

27. DIT Target €70 Your Support is central! John & Siobhan will facilitate, coordinate and assist but Faculty, School, Dept, Staff member & Alumni are key to success

28. And Finally The Renaissance Campaign reflects the re-launch of DIT. Now we need your support as an internal stakeholder to embrace the campaign. Any comments would be welcome to john.corrigan@dit.ie or siobhan.broughan@dit.ie by Friday 21 December