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Program Models Campus-Community Partnerships (And/Or Campus/Corporate/Community Partnerships)

Program Model Title	State
K-12 Education Initiative School: Regis University	CO
PAR Project: Regis University School: Regis University	CO
The Center for Service Learning: develop symbiotic, non-hierarchical partnerships School: Fort Lewis University	CO
The Urban Citizen School: University of Colorado at Denver	CO
Central Connecticut State University Campus-Community Partnerships School: Central Connecticut State University	CT
Engagement with a Boys & Girls Club located on campus School: Trinity College	CT
Fusing campus and community: The Learning Corridor School: Trinity College	CT
The Holleran Center for Community Action and Public Policy School: Connecticut College	CT
Urban Universities and their Role in Central City Economics, Trinity College School: Trinity College	CT
Urban Universities and their Role in Central City Economics, Yale University School: Yale University	CT
Generations in Exchange School:	FL
An Office of University-Community Partnerships School: Emory University	GA
BIDS (Business Interdisciplinary Studies) School: Georgia College and State University	GA
COMMUNICATING COMMON GROUND School: Georgia College and State University	GA
Georgia Education Mentoring Program (GEM) School: Georgia College and State University	GA
Meals on Wheels (F.R.I.E.N.D.S.) School: Georgia College and State University	GA
The Service-Learning Cross-Curricular Emphasis and the “”2+4=Service on Common Ground”" initiative School: Kapi olani Community College	HI
Building external “”bridges”": various partnerships and service activities School: Millikin University	IL
Partnership with General Electric has a supportive organizational structure School: Chicago State University	IL
Center for Youth and Society School: University of Illinois, Chicago	IL

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