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Higher education partnerships: drawing upon each other s respective strengths

Community College of Rhode Island and Brown University - RI, Rhode Island

When colleges and universities partner with one another, they can often provide better service to the community by drawing upon each other s respective strengths. For instance, the Community College of Rhode Island, which has a nursing program but no medical school, and Brown University, which has a medical school but no nursing program, have teamed up to address myriad health issues in Rhode Island. Nursing and medical students provide health education in a variety of settings including elementary, middle, and high schools, retirement homes, day care centers, and various community organizations.


From Service Matters 1998: Engaging Higher Education In the Renewal of America s Communities and American Democracy

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Texas Campus Compact provides tangible, imaginative, and effective ways for institutions to engage in civic service. At TCU our mission is to 'think and act as ethical leaders and responsible citizens in the global community.' Campus Compact therefore is an ideal partner."

-Victor Boschini, Chancellor, Texas Christian University