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Visit our blog, the Campus Planning Exchange, and let us know what you really think about your campus.

We invite anyone and everyone to share their opinions, ideas, high praise, or constructive criticism.  We will periodically post a news item or pose a question soliciting your response.  Or, should the spirit move, please feel free to post a comment or question on a completely unrelated matter.

The usual disclaimer: the opinions expressed in the "comments" sections of this web log are solely those of the commentator/poster and do not represent the views or opinions of UMass Amherst Campus Planning, its staff or administrators, or the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Exchange Rules

1. No FLAMING.

2. No libelous, threatening or gratuitously profane language (i.e., see Rule #1).

3. No plagiarism (respect copyright laws).

4. No pornographic content in text or images.

5. Be mindful that this is a public forum and do not exceed reasonable file size limits.

Use is monitored.  Failure to adhere to these rules will result in your being denied access.

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No public forums are currently scheduled.

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In addition, there are other meetings that take place for specific stakeholders in transportation, land use, administration, teaching, research, libraries, buildings and grounds, and student life. For information about these meetings, please call Niels la Cour 413-577-1723 or email nplacour@cp.umass.edu.

call or write us

Telephone: 413-545-1383

FAX: 413-545-3684

Email: info@cp.umass.edu

on-line apps

	We need your input, and here's the place to do it. Open our Master Plan Explorer --an interactive site that not only will provide you with a wealth of information about our evolving campus, but also provides the opportunity for feedback.
	This is cool --and fun! Let us know your likes and dislikes on the UMass Amherst campus, share your opinion with others, and see what other people are saying on our Likes and Dislikes app.
	You can also register your Favorite Places on campus on a site developed by Alex Schreyer at the UMass Department of Environmental Conservation, in conjunction with the Campus Physical Planning Council, and the Building and Construction Technology program.