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Program Models Community Building Initiatives

Program Model Title State
Circle Refugee and Immigrant Leadership Project School: University of Massachusetts in Lowell
 MA
Partnering with the Fitchburg Safe and Healthy Neighborhood Coalition School: Fitchburg State University
 MA
Portrait of a Century: a portrait project of Boston community leaders School: Massachusetts College of Art
 MA
The Volunteer Center hosts a Block Party School: Fitchburg State College
 MA
Community Enhancement Initiative: introducing community leaders School: St. Joseph s College
 ME
“”Kids Plus”" program: raising community aspirations School: Bates College
 ME
“”L/A Excels”" program: a college-community collaborative venture School: Bates College
 ME
Moving the Forum Francophone des Affairs School: Bates College
 ME
Building Blocks: playing the role of community organizer School: Kalamazoo College
 MI
The Olivet Plan: a president initiates fundamental institutional change School: Olivet College
 MI
Interdisciplinary Action Research program School: Macalester College
 MN
Partnership with the Twin Cities metropolitan area School: Metropolitan State University
 MN
SEBRA South-East Brainerd Residents Association: becoming part of the neighborhood School: Central Lakes Community College
 MN
Legal counseling: Community Outreach Partnership Center (COPC) School: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
 NC
Fostering Deliberative Citizen Politics in New Hampshire Communities School: Franklin Pierce College
 NH
Micro-lending: The Institute for Cooperative Community Development School: Southern New Hampshire University (Formerly New Hampshire College)
 NH
Monthly community meetings nurture town/gown relationships School: St. John s University
 NY
Templeton Fellowship Forum on public service School: Hobart & William Smith Colleges
 NY
Union-Schenectady Initiative (USI): revitalizing the surrounding neighborhoods School: Union College
 NY
Facilitating discourse with a new town paper School: Ohio State University
 OH

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