Community University Partnerships : How do we achieve the Promise?
2007 International Conference ~ A Big Success!
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Thank you all - we greatly enjoyed working with you - you did a wonderful job -
the conference had a wealth of information andit was fun.
I just want to let you know that I think the conference went incredibly well.
It was so very well organized and all the papers and sessions were so coherent with each other. Thank you for all your hard work!
CITA should be congratulated for their leadership in putting together this conference.
I believe this was the best CITA conference yet.
Thank You for the opportunity to participate at this wonderful conference. Congratulations to the CITA team who planned it.
It was a great event. Thanks so much for inviting us. The Partnerships for College Success sites did a wonderful job presenting
real school-university partnerships issues, and engaging the audience in authentic dialogue.
CITA; you did an extraordinary job creating this space into a pool of knowledge.
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Lt. Gov. Murray Joins Hundreds at CITA Conference
Chairs Panel on Urban University/Community
Partnerships
Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray
chaired a panel discussion at the recent
CITA conference hosted by UMass Lowell.
Murray drew on his extensive experience
creating successful initiatives between
colleges and communities in Worcester.
Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Timothy Murray joined hundreds of participants at the recent international CITA conference hosted by UMass Lowell. The conference, a gathering of academics and professionals from around the world who shared highlights and components of successful university/community partnerships, attracted participants from 10 nations and nearly 40 universities. Murray chaired a panel discussion among the presidents of EdLink, a partnership of the five public higher education institutions in Northeast Massachusetts formed last year to address regional issues and identify economic development opportunities. The panel investigated the leaders’ experiences in promoting university/community programs in large urban areas.
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