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Town and Gown Relations A Handbook of Best Practices

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01.02.2013

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McFarland

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284

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540 g

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Englisch

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978-0-7864-6399-2

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.02.2013

Verlag

McFarland

Seitenzahl

284

Maße (L/B/H)

25.4/17.8/1.5 cm

Gewicht

540 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-7864-6399-2

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Libri GmbH
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  • Table of Contents

    Acknowledgments viii
    Preface
    Part I. Cities and Schools
    ¿1.¿Evolving Relations deleteYesim ­Sungu-­Eryilmaz
    ¿2.¿Social Responsibilities deleteMary Filardo, Jeffrey M. Vincent, Marni Allen and Jason Franklin
    ¿3.¿Opportunities and Risks deleteParee Roper
    ¿4.¿Land deleteYesim ­Sungu-­Eryilmaz
    ¿5.¿Sustainable Communities deleteDeborah McKoy
    ¿6.¿Career Alternatives deleteLaurence Sprecher
    ¿7.¿Revenues deleteAnthony Flint
    Part II. Best Practices
    ¿8.¿Amherst and Hampshire College Work Together to Enhance the Entire Community deleteGregory S. Prince, Jr.
    ¿9.¿Aspen and Partners from the University of Michigan and Other Schools Protect Research Lab deleteJoshua Zaffos
    10.¿Boston, Northeastern University and Other Cities and Schools Are Building "Collegetowns" deleteJames Martin and James E. Samels
    11.¿Bridgewater and Other Cities Seek More Revenues from Bridgewater University and Other Schools deleteChristine Legere
    12.¿Canton and St. Lawrence University Work Together to Maintain a Positive Relationship deleteDaniel F. Sullivan
    13.¿Chapel Hill and the University of North Carolina Cooperate on a Positive Planning Process deleteRoger Stancil and Mary Jane Nirdlinger
    14.¿Charlottesville and the University of Virginia Work Together to Solve Community Problems deleteTracy Clemmons
    15.¿Chicago and the University of Illinois Revitalize ­Inner-­City Neighborhoods deleteDavid C. Perry, Wim Wiewel and Carrie Menendez
    16.¿Cutler Bay and ­Miami-­Dade County Public Schools Create Emergency Response Vehicles deleteSteven Alexander
    17.¿Elmira Bene¿ts from Elmira College Students Learning About Disaster Management deleteAdam Prestopnik
    18.¿Emeryville and the Emery Uni¿ed School District Jointly Improve the Quality of Life deleteDeborah L. McKoy, Ariel H. Bierbaum and Jeffrey M. Vincent
    19.¿Gainesville and the University of Florida Implement Neighborhood Action Plan deleteCharles E. Young
    20.¿Greencastle Bene¿ts from DePauw University's Efforts to Strengthen Community Relations deleteLuke Beasley
    21.¿Hamilton and McMaster University Jointly Provide Community Policing Center deletePhil Wood
    22.¿Kannapolis and the University of North Carolina Jointly Create a Downtown Research Campus deleteMike Legg
    23.¿Kingston and Queen's University Work Together to Improve Neighborhood Security deleteMichael Fox
    24.¿Los Angeles and University of Southern California Of¿cials Train Future Public Managers deleteP. Michael Paules
    25.¿Mentor Citizens Bene¿t from the Mentor Public School District's Budget Daniel L. Wilson
    26.¿Meredith Works with Plymouth State University to Provide Housing for Internship Program deleteRob Baker and Carol Gran¿eld
    27.¿Middletown Works with Wesleyan University to Develop ­Long-­Term Neighborhood Plan deleteLaura Brown
    28.¿New York City Bene¿ts by Columbia University Working with Local Neighborhoods deleteMichael Porter and Paul Grogan
    29.¿Newark and Its Public School District Improve Their Environment and Economy deleteTodd Wilkinson
    30.¿Orange and Chapman University Jointly Plan for the Future deleteJohn W. Sibley
    31.¿Phoenix and Arizona State University Receive Voter Approval
    for New Downtown Campus deleteDebra Friedman
    32.¿Pittsburgh, the University of Pittsburgh and Other Cities and Schools Learn to Include Citizens in Their Planning Process deleteYesim ­Sungu-­Eryilmaz
    33.¿Plano and Collin College Provide Student Internships, and Everyone Bene¿ts deleteRobin Popik
    34.¿Portland Works with Portland State University to Create a University District Plan deleteYesim ­Sungu-­Eryilmaz
    35.¿Richmond and Other Cities Work with Their School Districts to Make Students Better Citizens deleteDeborah L. McKoy, David Stern and Ariel H. Bierbaum
    36.¿Richmond Citizens Bene¿t from Virginia Commonwealth University's Investments deleteMichael Porter and Paul Grogan
    37.¿Roanoke's Eat for Education Program Helps Fund Its Public School System Ann H. Shawver
    38.¿Rockland Students and Others Bene¿t from Public School's Use of Business Model deleteIrving H. Buchen
    39.¿Sacramento and Its Public School Districts Have Model for Joint Infrastructure Planning deleteDeborah McKoy, Jeffrey M. Vincent and Carrie Makarewicz
    40.¿St. Paul Public Agencies Bene¿t from University of Minnesota's
    Technologies and Software deleteCarissa Schively Slotterback
    41.¿San Francisco Area Bene¿ts from Center's Studies Linking Transit Development, Families and Schools deleteAriel H. Bierbaum, Jeffrey M. Vincent and Deborah McKoy
    42.¿San Jose and San Jose State University Build Joint Public Library deleteLorraine Oback
    43.¿San Pablo and Its School District Partner to Revitalize a Neighborhood deleteAriel H. Bierbaum, Jeffrey M. Vincent and Erika Tate
    44.¿State College Of¿cials Seek Student Liaison from Pennsylvania State University deleteAdam Smeltz
    45.¿Sugar Land and the University of Houston Work Together on New Campus for Educational and Economic Reasons deleteAllen Bogard
    46.¿Tampa Bene¿ts from University of Florida Bringing More Students Downtown deleteYesim ­Sungu-­Eryilmaz
    47.¿Warrensburg Bene¿ts from Central Missouri State University's
    Economic Contributions deleteBob Adebayo
    48.¿Washington, DC, and Georgetown University Try to Relieve Town-­Gown Tensions deleteKara Brandeisky and Jake Sticka
    49.¿Williamsburg and the College of William and Mary Form Joint Neighborhood Relations Committee deleteBrian Whitson
    Part III. The Future
    50.¿Urban Renewal deleteMichael Porter and Paul Grogan
    51.¿Citizens deleteJohn Esterle and Chris Gates
    52.¿Students and Change deleteDeborah McKoy, Ariel H. Bierbaum, April Suwalsky, Erica Boas and Alissa Kronovet
    53.¿Public Service deleteZach Friend and Scott Collins
    54.¿Technology deleteMaria H. Andersen
    55.¿Education deleteJohn Dew
    Appendices
    A. Glossary of Terms for Cities and Schools
    B. Regional Resource Directory
    C. National Resource Directory
    D. International Resource Directory
    E. Bibliographic and Reference Sources
    F. Model Agreements and Documents
    G. State Municipal League Directory
    H. State Library Directory
    I. Distance Learning Resources
    About the Contributors
    Index