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1998
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- University-Community Collaborations for the Twenty-First Century: Outreach Scholarship for Youth and Families. Michigan State University Series on Children, Youth, and Families, Vol. 4; Garland Reference Library of Social Science, Vol. 1119. Lerner, Richard M., Ed. Simon, Lou Anna K., Ed. Colleges Community Cooperation Cooperative Programs Educational Trends Higher Education Long Range Planning Outreach Programs School Community Programs Trend Analysis Universities The 22 essays and case studies in this book offer a theoretical and practical guide on outreach programs of colleges and universities. The chapters are: (1) "The New American Outreach University: Challenges and Options" (Richard M. Lerner, Lou Anna K. Simon); (2) "The Land-Grant Idea and the Evolving Outreach University" (James T. Bonnen); (3) Marshaling the Forces of the Land-Grant University To Promote Human Development" (Graham B. Spanier, Mary Beth Crowe); (4) "Toward a New Century of Service: Community Collaborative Programs at Kent State University" (Carol A. Cartwright); "Community Collaboration Programs at Goucher College" (Judy Jolley Mohraz, Carol Weinberg); (6) Outreach for the Twenty-First Century: The Virginia Tech Approach" (Peggy S. Meszaros); (7) "Building University System Collaboration: The Florida Inter-University Center for Child, Family, and Community Studies" (Lionel J. Beaulieu et al.); (8) "Educating the Applied Developmental Psychologist for University-Community Partnerships: The Fordham Model" (Ann Higgins-D'Alesandro et al.); (9) "The Children, Youth, and Family Consortium: A University of Minnesota/Community Partnership" (Martha Farrell Erickson, Richard A. Weinberg); (10) "Challenges of University-Community Outreach to Traditional Research Universities: The University of Pittsburgh" (Robert B. McCall et al.); (11) "Making University and Community Collaborations Work" (Christine M. Todd et al.); (12) "Toward a Scholarship of Relevance: Lessons from a Land Grant University" (Stephen A. Small, Karen Bogenschneider); (13)"Organizational Innovation and the Creation of the New American University: The University of Pennsylvania" (Ira Harkavy); (14) "The Young Spartan Program: A Bridge Between the Ivory Tower and the Community" (Joanne G. Keith et al.); (15) "Promoting the Health of Maryland's Adolescents: Johns Hopkins University" (Cheryl S. Alexander, Madlyn C. Morreale); (16) "Changing the Culture of the University To Engage in Outreach Scholarship" (Mary Brabeck et al.); (17) "Boldness for Our Times: Mobilizing University Expertise To Meet Youth Needs" (Russell G. Mawby); (18) "Furthering Community Youth Development" (Richard J. Sauer); (19) "The Common Pursuits of Modern Philanthropy and the Proposed Outreach University" (Lonnie R. Sherrod); (20) "The Fermilab Program for Science and Mathematics Education for Youth" (Marjorie G. Bardeen, Leon M. Lederman); (21) "'One Foot in the Library and One Foot in the Street': Strategies for Investing in University-Community Collaboration" (Jane Quinn); and (22) "Partnership in Action; The Governor's Clergy Summit in the City of Detroit" (John Engler, Connie Binsfeld); and (22) "Directions for the American Outreach University in the Twenty-First Century" (Richard M. Lerner, Lou Anna K. Simon). (Individual chapters contain references.) (DB)