ASU Campus History: West
This collection of planning reports, memoranda, legislation, speeches, ephemera, fact sheets, and videos presents the history of the Arizona State University at West campus through materials selected from the University Archives.
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ContributorsNBBJ (Firm) (Author) / Cella Barr Associates (Author)
Created1985-08
DescriptionThis document includes only the "Student, Staff, and Faculty Forecasts" chapter of the "Planning Background" document.
ContributorsNBBJ (Firm) (Architect) / Cella Barr Associates (Architect)
Created1985-08
Description
In April of 1985 the Arizona State Legislature affirmed their support of the ASU West Campus Plan, described in this document, by appropriating $9.5 million for year one design and construction. The ASU West Campus Plan will provide order to physical improvements in the future. It is intended as a flexible framework to guide campus development consistent with a conceptual idea. No buildings have been designed; examples shown are purely illustrative.
ContributorsArizona Public Service Company (Producer)
Created2004
Description
This video contains a narrative of the history of ASU West up until 2004 with photo and video images of students, faculty, and the facilities. It also includes statements from community leaders who helped the West campus become a reality, and from faculty, staff, and administrators.
ContributorsSalt River Project (Producer)
Created2009
DescriptionA history of Bob Stump's involvement in Arizona, the west valley, and the awarding of the Bob Stump Endowed Chair.