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MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGE

MASTER PLAN

Cochran CampusDublin Center

JOHN PORTMAN & ASSOCIATES

September , 2004


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MIDDLE GEORGIA COLLEGEUniversity System of Georgia


Cochran Campus

Dublin Center

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Georgia SouthernUniversity

50 Mile

Ft. Valley

Macon StateCollege East GA.

College

GeorgiaCollege

25 MileDublinCenter

Middle GA.College

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11 Counties:

• Bleckley• Dodge• Dooly• Houston• Laurens• Pulaski• Treutlen• Twiggs• Wheeler• Wilcox• Wilkinson

SERVICE AREA

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The mission of Middle Georgia College, a two-year charter, residential

institution of the University System of

Georgia, is to provide an accessible,

comprehensive learning and cultural

environment for its students and community.

Mission

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1884 - New Ebenezer College1904 - Cochran College1919 - Middle Georgia A&M

Junior College1927 - Middle Georgia College1931 - Original Member, USG

& SACS Accreditation1962 - Classes started in Dublin1984 - Dublin Center, Agent of

Record

History

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Cochran Campus

*Make MGC the finest residential two-year college in America.

*Achieve 2,500 enrollment by year 2012 with 1,300 students living on campus.

*Establish residential population at 52-55% of total enrollment.

*Increase GAMES enrollment by 10% per year until reaching 300 students.

Goals

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Commuters 943 59%Residential 664 41%TOTAL 1,607 100%

Cochran EnrollmentFall Semester 2003

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Headcount and Credit Hoursby Location

Fall Semester 2003

Campus Headcount Credit Hours

Cochran 1,607 (64%) 19,721 (70%)Dublin 910 (36%) 8,527 (30%)TOTAL 2,517(100%) 28,248(100%)

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1,433

1,6091,707

1,810

1,920

2,0372,129

2,2252,326

2,432

2,544

2,6602,783

2,9123,047

3,189

0

500

1,000

1,500

2,000

2,500

3,000

3,500

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

Future Enrollment Trend

@ 6. 0% Avg. thru Yr 2007 @ 4.5% Avg. thru Yr 2017

Future Enrollment

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Existing Space Need (1433 Students)

11,016

35,516

30,596

47,326

27,434

26,247

61,076

20,387

985

88,971

19,440

18,655

44,973

21,734

29,478

48,270

25,905

985

89,759

0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000

Unassigned

Classroom

Labs

Office

Library

Special

General

Support

Health

Residential

Roo

m T

ypes

ASF

Existing 2002 2002 GUIDELINE

Total Need: 299,198 ASFSurplus: 81,327 ASF

Existing 2002 Needs1,433 Students

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2012 Space Need (2500 Students)

11,016

35,516

30,596

47,326

27,434

26,247

61,076

20,387

985

88,971

36,018

34,566

41,373

29,601

37,544

68,371

39,259

985

181,534

0 50,000 100,000 150,000 200,000 250,000 300,000

Unassigned

Classroom

Labs

Office

Library

Special

General

Support

Health

Residential

Roo

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ypes

ASF

Existing 2002 2012 GUIDELINE

Total Need: 469,252Surplus/Deficit: (88,727)

2,500 Students

Extended 2012 Needs

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Housing

716 New Beds by 2012

Student Housing

900 Residential 2002 2007 2012 2017Student Head Count 1,295 2,037 2,544 3,189Percent Housed 43.9% 51.8% 50.0% 50.0%Total Occupied Beds 569 1,055 1,272 1,595Average SF/Bed 93 97 116 129

Guideline ASF 52,917 102,351 147,552 205,691% Growth 93.4% 178.8% 288.7%

Existing ASF 88,971 88,971 88,971 88,971Works in Progress 0 0 0 0

Surplus / Deficit (-) 36,054 -13,380 -58,581 -116,720

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Dublin Center

*Make the Dublin Center the finest commuter campus in America.

*Create a new academic campus on the 39 acres donated by the Veterans

Administration.*Achieve an enrollment of 2,000

students by the year 2021.

Goals

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Dublin: Target Enrollment Growth @ 5%

0

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

1999

2001

2003

2005

2007

2009

2011

2013

2015

2017

2019

2021

2,000 HC

YR 2022

Period Total Headcount

% Grow th form

Previous Period

Total FTE %FTE/ HC

1999 639 - 307 48%2000 627 -2% 361 58%2001 650 4% 368 57%2002 781 20% 471 60%2007 997 28% 608 61%2012 1,272 28% 801 63%2017 1,624 28% 1,055 65%2022 2,072 28% 1,409 68% 2003

910 HC

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Dublin Campus Space Needs 870 HC (2002)

11,418

0

8,834

0

0

3,137

0

0

0

7,401

3,669

9080

15,050

24,049

23,863

10,765

500

0

0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000

Classroom

Lab

Office

Library

Special

General

Support

Health

Residential Existing 2002 Need

Facility Requirements – Dublin Center

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Dublin Campus Space Needs 1,300 HC (2012)

11,418

0

8,834

0

0

3,137

0

0

0

12,587

6,240

21,204

18,799

26,844

29,444

14,109

500

0

0 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000

Classroom

Lab

Office

Library

Special

General

Support

Health

Residential Existing 2012

Dublin: Facility Requirement

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Dublin: Existing Conditions

Existing Dublin Center

Building 32

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1650 Students: 10-YearsEXISTINGDUBLINCENTER

EXPANDED CAMPUS

BUILDING 32

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Land Use Plan

Define new academic coreEliminate residentialConsolidate parking

Academic CoreResidentialParking

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Vehicular Circulation & Parking

Separate from VADefine Circulation LoopConsolidate Parking

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Open Space / Pedestrian Circulation

Landmark Open SpaceIntegrated Pedestrian NetworkPedestrian / Vehicular Separation

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1650 Students: 10-Years

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3000 Students: 25 -Years

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COCHRAN CAMPUS

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173 Acres

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Historic District

Includes Twelve Historic Resources

Central Focus is the Quadrangle

Built Mostly during the 1920s - 1940s

Characterized by Red Brick and White Trim

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Priority Building NameBuilding Number

Date of Construction

Date of Renovation

Contributing/ Noncontributing Additional Information

1 Sanford Administration Building 0010 1938 2001 contributing2 Walker Classroom Building 0100 1928 1999 contributing3 Ebenezer Alumni Hall 0130 1890 1969 contributing4 Wiggs Office Building 0110 1922 1970 contributing5 Peacock Office Building 0090 1934 1969 contributing6 Memorial Classroom 0020 1930 1974 contributing7 Browning Dorm 0080 1936 N/A contributing8 Talmadge Dorm 0070 1952 2003 contributing9 Campus Police/Student

Activities Building0160 1928 2000 noncontributing incorporated historic maintenance

building into present building; noncontributing due to exterior changes -- Note: 1948 addition to be demolished

10 Dillard Hall 0050 1958 1967 noncontributing built later than period of significance for campus district

11 Heating Plant 0180 1936 1963 contributing12 Warehouse Number Two 0161 1955 N/A contributing

Prioritized List for Preservation

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Land Use Plan


75 Acres Woodlands5 Acres Wetlands

55% Active Utilization

WoodlandsWetlands 173 Acres Total

RAILROAD

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Land Use Plan

Consolidate academic coreConsolidate & expand residentialConsolidate parking


WoodlandsWetlands

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Vehicular Circulation PlanRAILROAD

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Vehicular Circulation Plan

Defined EntrancesConnecting LoopsConsolidate Parking

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Pedestrian Circulation Plan

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Establish Additional QuadranglesCreate Pedestrian NetworkProvide Pedestrian / Vehicular Separation

Pedestrian Circulation Plan

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4000 to 4500 HC Studentson 185 acres

86% active utilization

CAMPUS CAPACITY STUDY

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MASTER PLAN

Cochran CampusDublin Center

JOHN PORTMAN & ASSOCIATES

September , 2004


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