Reports & Resources
On this page you can find various reports and resources for the Evaluative and Visioning Phases of the ITC Centennial 2068 initiative. These resources provide a comprehensive look at the materials and expert information under consideration at each step in the process.
Evaluative Process Reports
As part of the evaluative process, UTSA engaged a variety of industry experts to provide essential information regarding the possible implementation of each of the three scenarios developed during the visioning process. Below you will find links to these expert assessments, as well as an Evaluative Phase Report that brings together and analyzes the information in the reports in relation to the three scenarios.
Expert Reports
- Marcy Goodwin Museum Planning - AAM Accreditation Facility Assessment
- Raba Kistner - Property Condition Assessment
- Raba Kistner - PCA Revisions
- Raba Kistner - Indoor Air Quality Assessment
- STC Environmental Services - Indoor Air Quality and Mold Assessment Report
- Skanska - Demolition Assessment
- Skanska - Demolition Assessment Revision
- Architexas – Historic Preservation Assessment
- Intelligent Engineering Services – Structural Assessment Full Report
- Intelligent Engineering Services – Attachment 1 Photographs
- Intelligent Engineering Services – Attachment 2 Exhibits
- Dan Bosin Associates
- Lord Cultural Resources
Steering Committee Scenarios Report
Task Force Recommendation Reports
Consultant Reports
- American Alliance of Museum Accreditation Facility Assessment Report
Purpose: Assess the ability of the ITC to achieve AAM accreditation - Urban Land Institute Virtual Advisory Services Panel Executive Summary Report
Purpose: Conduct on Advisory Services Panel review of the ITC
Archival Documents
The following documents were made available to the ITC Centennial 2068 task forces and steering committee for their consideration in developing recommendations and scenarios for the ITC. Note: These documents were not commissioned as part of ITC Centennial 2068; each was produced independently and at various times, all prior to the community visioning process.
Visioning Resources
Imagining Institutes & Museums
Sample topics of conversation:
How do model museums leverage the strengths and contributions of faculty, staff, and students for the mutual benefit? How do model museums extend their reach and impact to those beyond their region?
Panelists:
Dr. Micah D. Parzen, CEO, Museum of Us, Balboa Park, San Diego
Dana Mitroff Silvers, Founder + Director, Designing Insights / Editor, Design Thinking for Museums
Kim Kanatani, Museum Director, University of California at Irvine, Institute and Museum of California Art
Ted Flato, Partner & Founder, Lake-Flato Architects
Dr. Susana Smith Bautista, Museum expert, multidisciplinary scholar and author
Understanding Culture and History
Sample topics of conversation:
What are the distinctive experiences that a model museum provides that enable learning and understanding of culture or history? What does a model museum do to create new thinking about – and better understanding of – cultural change or history?
Panelists:
Dr. Marla Berns, Former Director, Fowler Museum at UCLA
Debbie Racca Sittre, Interim City Clerk, City of San Antonio
Dr. Susana Smith Bautista, Museum expert, multidisciplinary scholar and author
Shavonnah Roberts Schreiber, Managing Director, SNR Creative
Sustaining a Vibrant Institute
Sample topics of conversation:
How do model museums/institutes deepen and broaden engagement with the community to sustain and enhance impact? How do model museums/institutes reach new audiences in the region?
Panelists:
John Wetenhall, Ph.D. Director of the George Washington University Museum and Textile Museum
Heather Welder Russo, Witte Museum, Chief of Advancement
Anna Berns, Director of Development, Blanton Museum, UT Austin
Charlie Walter, Director, Mayborn Museum, Baylor, Waco
Carl Hamm, Alexendar Haas
Place Matters
Sample topics of conversation:
How do model museums/institute become the “go to place” to for a rich experience to which a visitor wants to return or showcase to other visitors? How do model museums/institutes leverage their location to fully engage the range of different audiences to advance their mission?
Panelists:
Eduardo Diaz, Director, Smithsonian Latino Center, Interim Director, Smithsonian National Museum of the American Latino
Bill Shown, Pearl BUILD
Madison Smith, Principal, Overland Partners
Daryl Byrd, ULTRAte Strategy LLC
Andi Rodriguez, VP of Cultural Placemaking, Centro SA
Matt Brown, CEO of Centro SA
