Metropolitan Universities Journal – The Future of Urban and Metropolitan Universities

Posted by Metropolitan Universities journal on December 17, 2019

Vol 30, No 4: The Future of Urban and Metropolitan Universities

In celebration of CUMU’s 30th anniversary, the latest issue of Metropolitan Universities journal, 30.4 ‘The Future of Urban and Metropolitan Universities,’ invited past and present presidents and chancellors to share their visions for the future of higher education. As leaders in higher education and past and present members of the CUMU Executive Committee, they provide important perspectives on the future impact of the urban and metropolitan location on institutional mission; the nature, needs and interests of students; and social and economic responsibility. Authors share innovative initiatives and approaches to research and teaching that will address these critical issues.

Table of Contents

Introduction to Future of Urban and Metropolitan Universities
Valerie Holton, Barbara A. Holland

Social Responsibility and Civic Readiness as Critical Higher Education Outcomes
Robert L. Caret

Higher Education’s Role in the Support of Diverse and Ever-Changing New American Cities: Exploring Buffalo
Katherine S. Conway-Turner

Brain Remain: Shifting the Paradigm of Pride
Devorah Lieberman, Shannon Capaldi

Looking Forward in Ominous Times: Two Pathways for Urban Colleges and Universities
Richard Guarasci

Pursuing the Anchor Mission in a Fragmented Suburban Setting
Karl Guenther, Todd Swanstrom, Thomas F. George

Sustaining Liberal Arts Colleges Through Community Partnerships and the Co-Production of Knowledge
Jerusha Detweiler-Bedell, Wim Wiewel

The Power of Place-Based Legacies in Advancing Reengagement with Community
Ken Iwama, William J. Fritz

Strategically Connecting a University to a Community
Michael R. Lovell, Daniel Bergen, Maura Donovan, Rana Altenburg

Read the full issue here: https://journals.iupui.edu/index.php/muj/issue/view/1496


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