Past Conference Presentations

  • Topics: Improving Town-Gown Relations
  • Years: 2016 Conference

The Two Minute Drill: 10+ Quick Ideas for Engagement

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

  • Topics: Economic Development
  • Years: 2016 Conference

The Urban University as a Catalyst for Economic Growth & Community Development

DePaul University

  • Years: 2016 Conference

Town & Gown: A Student Initiated Approach

University of Montana

  • Topics: Improving Town-Gown Relations, Campus-Community Planning
  • Years: 2016 Conference

TOWN AND GOWN RESILIENCY: Preparing Campuses And Communities To Mediate Risks And Meet The Future

St. Olaf College and Perkins + Will

  • Topics: Off-Campus Housing and Community Relations
  • Years: 2016 Conference

Transformative Partnerships: Realigning Campus Resources to Attain Higher Standards of Neighborhood Livability

University of Oregon

  • Topics: Economic Development
  • Years: 2016 Conference

Transforming The Perception – How The University Of Ottawa Successfully Changed The Dialogue: Promoting The Social And Economic Value Of Its Students To Its Neighbouring Communities

University of Ottawa

  • Topics: Joint City-University Partnerships
  • Years: 2016 Conference

Transforming The Riverfront In Eugene, Oregon – A City And University Partnership

University of Oregon and City of Eugene

  • Topics: Economic Development
  • Years: 2016 Conference

World Business Chicago

World Business Chicago 

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