Box 11
Contains 54 Results:
Course Proposal for NYC, 1996 - 2000 Request Item
Includes proposals for Urban Innovation projects in NYC through community/university partnerships, by Ken Reardon such as " The Cornell University Center for Urban Innovation Projects: Re-weaving the Social Fabric of America's Most Distressed Communities"
Growing up in Cities: NYC, Undated Request Item
Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.
Urban Scholars Program Press, May 6, 2005 Request Item
Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.
Catania/ Ithaca Partnership, November 19, 2006 Request Item
Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.
Ford Evaluation of Camden C/U partnerships, May 2001 - March 2002 Request Item
Includes web-based surveys, "Landscape as Strategy for Development", "Collaborations that Count: Working for Democracy in Revolutionary Times"
"Neighbors Building Neighborhoods" Youth Community Newsletter, 2002-2003 Request Item
A partnership of Cornell University and Rochester
Proposal for Upstate Community Design Center, February 2005 Request Item
Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.
Rochester Project Press, December 18, 2000 - December 21, 2000 Request Item
Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.
South Memphis Revitalization Action Plan (The SoMeRAP), September 2009 Request Item
Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.
South Memphis Revitalization Action Plan Executive Summary and Presentation on Plan and Facts, 2009 Request Item
Collection consists of Kenneth M. Reardon's professional papers, including correspondence, teaching materials, and community plans and studies.