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Room-HSC A: Title: University of Maryland and City of College Park Demonstrate the Power of Partnership Abstract: This panel will explore the unique partnership between University of Maryland (UMD) and the City of College Park. Together, we successfully assembled property and built a jointly owned building that houses UMD offices, a new City Hall, and street-level retail and plaza. This partnership illustrates the power of city-university collaboration and can serve as a model for others. We will examine the challenges, lessons learned, and key elements that enabled our partnership to flourish. Presenters: Edward J. Maginnis, J.D., Assistant Vice President—Real Estate, University of Maryland; Kenny Young, City Manager, MPA, City of College Park, ICMA-CM; Scott R. Vieth, Principal, Design Collective, AIA, LEED BD+C; Katie Hearn, J.D., Senior Vice President, Redgate |
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Room-HSC B: Title: A Perfect Storm: Reimagining the Way OSU Works with Property Owners Abstract: Where do you start when balancing the effects of a pandemic, the opportunity to work with new leadership, executing a program review, and safety challenges all at once? Join us to get a preview of our reimagined organization and learn how The Ohio State University is tackling the challenges of the next generation, starting with the partnership with property owners. Presenters: Dilnavaz Cama, Director; Rachel DeMooy, Off-Campus Residential Experience Manager, Willie J. Young, Sr., Off-Campus and Commuter Student Engagement, The Ohio State University Office of Student Life |
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Room-McKissick: Title: Building Bridges: Identifying and Connecting Partners in Prevention Among Town and Gown Efforts Abstract: As we work to impact health in our communities, it can often feel like prevention efforts are “outnumbered,” yet there are so many potential partners in prevention that can make a huge difference in successes we achieve. In this presentation, we will examine potential partners in prevention that can boost the success of campus efforts as well as community efforts. As we look at ways to build bridges that connect partners in prevention, we will also discuss ways to put a spotlight on ones already there. Presenter: Jason Kilmer, Ph.D., Associate professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Services, University of Washington School of Medicine |
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Room-Vickery 100: Title: Crucible Moments: Leading When It Matters Most Abstract: How do you prepare for the unthinkable? What happens when an event goes beyond your normal capacity relating to plans, resources, and experience? What distinguishes between a response and reaction, and why does it matter? In today’s violate environment, these are all questions that leaders must ask themselves and have solid answers. This session will define crucible events, discuss the importance of understanding the difference between events that can be addressed using tried and true technical plans and checklist compared to those that are so complex that they need a different type of thinking and leadership to be effective. These elements will be illustrated through a short case study to assist attendees gain practical insight into what it takes to assist communities when the unthinkable occurs. Presenter: Chief Greg Mullen, Associate VP for Public Safety, Clemson University |
Track 2: Transforming Relationships 
Track 3: Being Well
Track 4: Crisis Management