Since abolishing paper is not an option, kiosks might be an effective solution in a central plaza. There probably needs to be some sort of central social hour building, or if not a building, some place for students to go when it rains. A place that could accommodate small conferences or discussions. Finally, a request for more classrooms that are friendly. The mission of this committee is to review all changes of any significance to the campus, both in terms of how that change will affect the function of the campus, the programs on campus and how changes will affect the appearance of the campus.
Membership is drawn broadly from all aspects of the campus.
There are also liaison members from other committees as well as the Druid Hills Civic Association. The committee normally sees projects when they are getting started, at some point later on and then for the third time when it nears completion. The committee would like the Campus Planners to know that they will be at their disposal if they have any questions. Also, on behalf of the Committee, he wanted the Campus Planners to know that their committee would be pleased to help with any request for assistance. Mr. Buzbee emphasized that he hoped the campus planning process would address not only physical layout and physical priorities of the campus, but also an ongoing process to review particular needs and issues raised by particular future proposals.