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CAPPA Membership,
We invite you to review the CAPPA Strategic Planning Outline and email us with any comments or recommendations at cappaedu@cappaedu.com.
CAPPA Strategic Planning Outline
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CAPPA is an association of Central Physical Plant Administrators in institutions of higher education. We are a chapter of APPA within the central United States of Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas and the Canadian Province of Manitoba. Administrators in adjoining states and provinces, even if in another APPA regional association, may elect to join CAPPA.
CAPPA ’s purpose is to develop and maintain high standards in the administration, maintenance, operation, planning, and development of physical plant facilities of institutions of higher learning, and to promote professional ideals and standards to better serve the objectives of higher education.
CAPPA has no permanent staff, and therefore depends on the collective efforts of the membership guided by the elected officers. Principal activities of the association are:
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Planning and hosting of the four day Annual Meeting held prior to November 1of each year. The meeting features professional presentations and social events to promote member interaction. |
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Publication of a newsletter about CAPPA people, activities, and articles of professional interest to the membership. |
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Publication of an Annual Report, including a synopsis of program papers presented at the annual meeting, and other information on the status of the association. |
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as of 11/09
H1N1 Updates
Awards Information
2010
Congratulations to all CAPPA award and scholarship winners!
CAPPA 2009 Awards
Newsletter Award – Dan Whitezell (Spirotherm Inc.)
Certificate of Meritorious Service
Sue-Anna Miller (University of Oklahoma)
David Millay (University of Arkansas-Little Rock)
Ed Rice (Kansas State University)
Distinguished Member Award
Terry Major (Southeast Missouri State University)
President’s Award
Spirotherm Inc. (Dan Whitezell & Daniel Torres)
Steve McClain (University of Arkansas-Fayetteville)
Event Pros Inc. (Bill Svoboda & John Short)
Steve Duncan (Oklahoma City Community College)
Scholarship winners:
Chris Snow, Oklahoma City Community College, Rex Dillow Scholarship
Wade Hefner, SEMO, Neil Morgensen Scholarship
Thomas Lee, SEMO, Lee Newman Scholarship
Marvin Houston, University of Central Oklahoma, Charlie Jenkins Scholarship
David Law, South Dakota State University, APPA Scholarship
APPA announced the following awards presented at the APPA 2009 Awards and Recognition Program in Vancouver: Kevin Folsom led the program, Dallas Theological Seminary. Volunteers from CAPPA who serve on the committee include Art Jones, Black Hills State University and David Gronquist, Kansas State University
Effective and Innovative Practices Award (five institutions received this honor, two from CAPPA)
University of North Texas in recognition of its Small Renovation Project Delivery Program
University of Texas at Austin in recognition of its Employee Recognition Sites Award Program
APPA Pacesetter Award for CAPPA:
CAPPA’s Senior Regional Representative to the APPA Board of Directors David Millay of University of Arkansas, Little Rock
APPA Meritorious Service Award (most prestigious award for lifelong contributions)
Ted Weidner of the University of Nebraska – Lincoln
Congratulations to Oklahoma City Community College and its' Facilities Management staff on receiving the
"Trane Energy Efficiency Leader in Education Award"
Oklahoma City Community College Combines
Campus Expansion with Energy Saving Improvements
- School Decreases Energy Use by Nearly 35 Percent -
Click here for the full story
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