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ITGA Dateline Newsletter January 31, 2019

  • Newsletter Search: CU Public Outreach Gets a New Look; FAU's Owls Care Leader Program Named No. 1 in the Nation; Embracing the Town and Gown Revolution; Rural America's Brain Drain: How Student Debt is Emptying Small Towns

Title Articles: CU Public Outreach Gets a New Look; FAU's Owls Care Leader Program Named No. 1 in the Nation; Embracing the Town and Gown Revolution; Rural America's Brain Drain: How Student Debt is Emptying Small Towns

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ITGA Dateline Newsletter January 24, 2019

  • Newsletter Search: Special Report: Oregon Universities Deliver Big Benefits to Their Hometowns; Survey Part of UVa's Efforts to Improve Town-Gown Relations; SAMHSA's Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings Addressing High-Risk Drinking; Locals Weigh in on Gov. Cuomo's Proposal to Raise Age for Tobacco and E-Cigarettes

Title Articles: Special Report: Oregon Universities Deliver Big Benefits to Their Hometowns; Survey Part of UVa's Efforts to Improve Town-Gown Relations; SAMHSA's Communities Talk: Town Hall Meetings Addressing High-Risk Drinking; Locals Weigh in on Gov. Cuomo's Proposal to Raise Age for Tobacco and E-Cigarettes

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ITGA Dateline Newsletter January 17, 2019

  • Newsletter Search: TCNJ Crash: Fatal Head-on Accident Forces Changes at Bar on Campus; Federal Report Agrees Some Low-Income College Students Are Going Hungry; Diversity and Equity Initiatives, Goals Require Re-Examination Over Time: Flier; City of Salisbury Donates Fire Engine to Rowan-Cabarrus Community College; Kindness Project, UCM to Team Up on Saturday Cleanup

Article Titles: TCNJ Crash: Fatal Head-on Accident Forces Changes at Bar on Campus; Federal Report Agrees Some Low-Income College Students Are Going Hungry; Diversity and Equity Initiatives, Goals Require Re-Examination Over Time: Flier; City of Salisbury Donates Fire Engine to Rowan-Cabarrus Community College; Kindness Project, UCM to Team Up on Saturday Cleanup

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ITGA Dateline Newsletter January 10, 2019

  • Newsletter Search: The 2019 ITGA City & University Relations Conference; BASIC NEEDS: Committee Cities Progress; Lawrenceville Approves $31M Downtown Arts Center Project; Another N.J. College Jumps into the Marijuana Industry as Legal Weed Looms; Cornell's Office of Community Relations Sponsors a Regional Town-Gown "Drive-In" Conference; MSH's Countdown Calendar Craze

Article Titles: The 2019 ITGA City & University Relations Conference; BASIC NEEDS: Committee Cities Progress; Lawrenceville Approves $31M Downtown Arts Center Project; Another N.J. College Jumps into the Marijuana Industry as Legal Weed Looms; Cornell's Office of Community Relations Sponsors a Regional Town-Gown "Drive-In" Conference; MSH's Countdown Calendar Craze

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ITGA Dateline Newsletter January 3, 2019

  • Newsletter Search: Higher-Education P3s Continue to Gain Momentum; Down with Studentification: How Cities Fought for Their Right Not to Party; Amherst-Area College Students Fight Fire, Forge Bonds; WALK [Wayne State] Case Study

Article Titles: Higher-Education P3s Continue to Gain Momentum; Down with Studentification: How Cities Fought for Their Right Not to Party; Amherst-Area College Students Fight Fire, Forge Bonds; WALK [Wayne State] Case Study

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Beth Bagwell

Beth Bagwell

Beth Bagwell, MPA
ITGA Executive Director
1250 Tiger Boulevard
Clemson, SC 29631

P: (864-616-2987) beth@itga.org

Susan Stafford

Susan Stafford

Susan Stafford, MA
ITGA Assistant Director & Grant Administrator
1250 Tiger Boulevard
Clemson, SC 29631

P: (303-884-0279) susan@itga.org