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Advancing an Urban Agenda: Principles and Experiences of an Urban Land Grant University

Geoffrey M. Maruyama, Robert J. Jones, John R. Finnegan

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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.

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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.

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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)

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