Advancing an Urban Agenda: Principles and Experiences of an Urban Land Grant University
Geoffrey M. Maruyama, Robert J. Jones, John R. Finnegan
Abstract
Geoffrey M. Maruyama, Robert J. Jones, John R. Finnegan
Abstract
Our urban-located land grant institution has long been committed to engaged research, teaching, and service. This paper describes efforts to articulate and implement a strategic land grant vision that places urban/metropolitan engagement at the center of our institution's urban age future. We describe intentional and broad-based efforts in human development, vital communities, and health areas that engage faculty and community partners in collaborative endeavors to resolve complex challenges that confront our core.
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Our urban-located land grant institution has long been committed to engaged research, teaching, and service. This paper describes efforts to articulate and implement a strategic land grant vision that places urban/metropolitan engagement at the center of our institution's urban age future. We describe intentional and broad-based efforts in human development, vital communities, and health areas that engage faculty and community partners in collaborative endeavors to resolve complex challenges that confront our core.
Key concepts: Metropolitan area, Institution, Land grant, Center (category theory), Political science, Urban planning, Community engagement, Service (business)