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Program Models Shared Space And Use

Program Model Title State
Evaporative Cooler Services Project: bringing together needs and resources School: GateWay Community College
 AZ
Celebration and understanding: working with the developmentally disabled School: Santa Clara University
 CA
Neighborhood Outreach Inc. School: University of Southern California
 CA
The San Diego Dialogue School: University of California at San Diego
 CA
Engagement with a Boys & Girls Club located on campus School: Trinity College
 CT
Fusing campus and community: The Learning Corridor School: Trinity College
 CT
Operation Bridgeport “”immersion”" weekends School: Sacred Heart University
 CT
Trinity College Community Child Center School: Trinity College
 CT
Hosting National Students Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness School: American University
 DC
Harris Homes First Grade Initiative School: Spelman College and Morehouse College
 GA
Re-envisioning K-12 schools as community centers School: Clark Atlanta University
 GA
Building external “”bridges”": various partnerships and service activities School: Millikin University
 IL
East St. Louis research project School: University of Illinois
 IL
Celebration of global cultures: World Fest School: Wheaton College
 MA
Developing a relationship with the Mayor’s office School: Fitchburg State College
 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 centers collaborating and sharing resources School: Loyola College
 MD
Community Library and Information Access Center School: Metropolitan State University
 MN
Partnership with the Twin Cities metropolitan area School: Metropolitan State University
 MN
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