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Mike Hendricks
Mike has worked at Michigan Technological University since 1990, and has been involved with space management for more than 11 years. Mike served as the university’s controller for five years and is currently the director of institutional systems development and analysis, whose main objective is to foster business process improvement and integrated solutions addressing critical information needs. Mike led the initiative to develop and use a Web-based system for space management. Mike has continued his work on the system, which now supersedes the average space management system with the inclusion of future projections in the areas of research, classroom utilization, equipment inventory, and more.

Dan King
Dan King serves as the assistant vice president for facilities at Auburn University. In this capacity, he is responsible for the planning, design, and construction of facilities at Auburn, as well as directing the maintenance, utilities, and building service operations that support the university. Prior to arriving at Auburn, Dan was the senior facilities executive at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. Dan spent 29 years as a Civil Engineer Corps officer in the U.S. Navy, rising to the rank of Captain. Dan is a registered professional engineer and earned a master's degree in civil engineering (construction management) from MIT.

Frances Mueller
Frances Mueller is an assistant vice provost for academic and budgetary affairs at the University of Michigan, responsible for overseeing space management and capital planning for the Ann Arbor campus on behalf of the Office of the Provost and the executive vice president for academic affairs. Prior to this role, she was the project manager for the University of Michigan Space Utilization Initiative, a multi-year, campus-wide initiative that established institutional policies, business practices, systems, and creative solutions to manage general fund space more effectively, slow building growth, and contain space-related operating expenses.
Frances has worked for the University of Michigan for several years in leadership roles emphasizing change management, business process improvement, and policy development, and has broad, campus-wide experience and perspective from working in the Business and Finance Division, Division of Student Affairs, and currently, the Office of the Provost.

Carole Noonan
Carole has worked at Michigan Technological University since 2007, and has been involved with space management for three years. Carole is currently a process improvement coordinator of institutional systems development and analysis, whose main objective is to foster business process improvement and integrated solutions addressing critical information needs. Carole has been an essential player in the continued development of the university’s homegrown space management system. She has also led the initiative of creating in-depth training, materials, and support for the system.

J. Emmett Winn
J. Emmett Winn is Auburn University’s associate provost and a professor in the Department of Communication and Journalism. As associate provost, Dr. Winn provides leadership on academic and administrative issues for Auburn’s 13 colleges and schools. In this capacity, Dr. Winn directs and prioritizes the assignment and allocation of space for all academic units on campus and is the chief academic liaison with Auburn’s Facilities Management Division. As the senior academic officer on campus involved with facilities, Dr. Winn serves with fellow stakeholders from across the university on issues related to building renovation, construction, space management, and campus planning. Dr. Winn earned his doctorate from University of South Florida and has served Auburn University for the past 12 years.

March 19 - 21, 2012 :: San Antonio, TX
Hotel:
Grand Hyatt San Antonio
600 East Market Street
San Antonio, TX 78205
To reserve your room, please call 1.888.591.1234 or 1.888.421.1442. Please indicate that you are with the Academic Impressions group to receive the group rate.
Room Rate:
Due to the popularity of this conference, the initial room block for this conference has sold out. There are still rooms available at a discounted rate of $219 if you reference “Academic Impressions,” but these rooms are limited. We have also added a block of rooms at the Hyatt Place San Antonio/Riverwalk, which is only about 5 blocks away (.4 miles) from the Grand Hyatt San Antonio. The group rate will be $169 and available if you call 888.492.8847 and reference “Academic Impressions” before Monday, March 5.
Hyatt Place San Antonio/Riverwalk
601 S St Mary’s St.
San Antonio, TX 78205
Additional Information:
With a dramatic design that exemplifies the unique city of San Antonio, Grand Hyatt San Antonio offers warm hospitality, bold colors, and exceptional touches to create a luxury Riverwalk hotel that is perfect for every guest. Set amidst a blend of histories and a modern city, this urban retreat has a premier location adjacent to the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, HemisFair Park, and the Riverwalk. The hotel is only 8 miles from the San Antonio International Airport (SAT) and is easily accessible via taxi or SATRANS, the city's official airport shuttle.
Registration Fee Includes:
Full access to all conference sessions and materials, access to the networking reception on Monday, breakfast and lunch on Tuesday, and breakfast on Wednesday, as well as refreshments and snacks throughout the conference.

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