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Page of BARBARA FERMAN Department of Political Science & University Community Collaborative of Philadelphia (UCCP)
Philadelphia, PA 19122 Gladfelter Hall
Fax: (215) 204 3770 E Mail: bferman@temple.edu www.temple.edu/uccp EDUCATION Ph.D. Politics Department, Brandeis University, 1983. B.A. Queens College, CUNY, 1977. Major: Political Science. ACADEMIC POSITIONS Temple University Professor, Department of Political Science. 1997 Current. Founder and Director, University Community Collaborative of Philadelphia (UCCP). 1997-current.
Graduate Faculty, Department of Geography and Urban Studies. Graduate Faculty, Department of Education Leadership and Policy Studies
Associate Professor, Department of Social Sciences. 1990 1992 Assistant Professor, Department of Social Sciences. 1987 1990
Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science. 1985 1987 RESEARCH AND APPLIED POSITIONS Director of Research: New York City Community Development Agency. (Sept. 1983 May 1985) Consultant: Development Training Institute. Baltimore, MD. 1983 PUBLICATIONS Books: Challenging the Growth Machine: Neighborhood Politics in Chicago and Pittsburgh. University Press of Kansas. 1996.
The Political Hand: Policy Implementation and Youth Employment Programs. Pergamon Press. 1985. (with Martin Levin). Articles: “Violence through the eyes of youth: A photovoice exploration.” (2013) Journal of Community Psychology. V 41, #1:84-101. with Jill Chonody, Jill Amitrani-Welsh, and Travis Martin. “Pathways to College and to Social Justice Leadership: The University Community Collaborative of Philadelphia.” (Fall 2012). Diversity and Democracy. (a publication of the American Association of Colleges and Universities)V15, #3:20-21 “Educating For Democracy: Reflections from a Work in Progress.” (August 2012) Journal of Political Science Education. Volume 8, #3:231-250. “Action Civics: A Declaration for Rejuvenating our Democratic Traditions.” Center for Information & Research on Civic Learning and Engagement. (February 2012). pp10-11 “Community Collaborations: Promoting Community Organizing.” (2011) In Gittell and Newman (eds) Activist Scholar: Selected Works of Marilyn Gittell. Sage Publications. (with Charles Price and Marilyn Gittell):237-263 “Regime Theory.” 2007 Encyclopedia of Urban Studies. Sage Publications “Leveraging Social Capital: The University as Educator and Broker” (2006) in Richardson Dilworth, ed. The Place That Loves You Back: Community and Social Capital in Philadelphia. Temple University Press. “Youth Civic Engagement in Practice: The Youth VOICES Program.” (November 2005). The Good Society, Committee on the Political Economy of the Good Society. V14, #3:45-51 “The Challenges of Agenda Conflict in Higher Education-Community Research Partnerships: Views from the Community Side.” Journal of Urban Affairs. (2004)V26, #2:241-257. With T.L. Hill. “Building the Spatial Community: A Case Study of Neighborhood Institutions.” Policy Studies Review. (Winter, 2002):53-70 with Patrick Kaylor. “The Role of Institutions in Community Building: The Case of West Mt. Airy, Philadelphia.” in Governing Non-Profits (eds.) Richard Hula and Cynthia Jackson. Quorum Books (2001) with Partick Kaylor. “Linking the Global and the Local: The Future of Regions, Cities, and Neighborhoods.” Economic Development Quarterly. (Summer 1999) “Racial Integration in West Mount Airy, Philadelphia.” City scape 1998 v.4, #2. with Theresa Singleton and Don DeMarco. “The Academy Hits the Streets: Teaching Community Based Research.” in Building Community: Social Science in Action. (eds.) Philip Nyden, Darryl Burrows, Anne Figert, and Mark Shibley, Pine Forge Press (1997) with Anne Shlay. “The Politics of Housing Policy.” in Politics of Policy Innovation in Chicago. (ed) Kenneth Wong, JAI Press with William Grimshaw. (1992) “Chicago: Power, Race and Reform.” in Big City Politics in Transition. (eds) Hank Savitch and John Clayton Thomas, Sage Publications (1991). “When Failure is Success: Implementation and Madisonian Politics." in Implementation and the Policy Process: Opening Up the Black Box. (eds) Dennis Palumbo and Donald J. Calista, Greenwood Press. (1990). “Slouching Towards Anarchy: The Policy making Implementation Gap Revisited.” Governance. (April 1989). “Dilemmas of Innovation and Accountability: Bureaucratic Entrepreneurs and Chief Executives.” Policy Studies Review. (Autumn 1987) with Martin Levin. “The Political Hand: Policy Implementation and Youth Employment Programs.” Journal of Policy Analysis and Management. (Winter 1986) with Martin Levin. “Bridging the Gap: Policy Analysis and the Governmental Policy making Process.” in Bureaucratic and Governmental Reform. (ed) Donald J. Calista, JAI Press. (1986). “The Political Hand: Conditions for Effective Implementation.” in Research in Public Policy Analysis and Management. (ed) Stuart Nagel, JAI Press, (1986) with Martin Levin. “Beating the Odds: Mayoral Leadership and the Acquisition of Power.” Policy Studies Review. (Summer 1983). “Youth Employment Program Successes: A Cautionary Tale.” Journal of Contemporary Studies. (Summer 1981) with Martin Levin. Monographs: Assessing Community Organizing: The Ford Foundation Fund for Community Organizing. Prepared under contract with the Ford Foundation. May 2006 (With Marilyn Gittell and Charles Price) Latinos and HUD funded Housing Programs in Philadelphia: A Case Study. A report prepared under contract with the National Hispanic Housing Council. January 2000. (With Mary Lou Killian and Michael Rodriguez). Ready to Learn: A Research Agenda on Neighborhood Economic Development in Philadelphia. A Report prepared under contract to the Fund for Urban Neighborhood Development, Pew Charitable Trusts. December 1996. (With Anne Shlay). Neighborhood Diversity in West Mt. Airy, Philadelphia. A Report funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, April 1996. (With Theresa Singleton and Don DeMarco). The University and the Community: Bridging the Gap Through Community Based Research. Institute for Public Policy Studies. Working Paper #2. Temple University. 1995 (With Anne Shlay). From the Bottom Up: Building Communities From Within. Workbook on community based planning. Funded by MacArthur Foundation, Wieboldt Foundation, the Chicago Department of Planning and Development, and Amoco. 1992. (Community Workshop on Economic Development. Chicago) An Assessment of Literacy Programs in New York City. Prepared for Mayor's Office of Youth Services, New York City. 1985 Poverty, Programs and Future Directions for the Community Action Program in New York City. Prepared for the New York City Community Action Board. 1984. (with David Hepinstall) Book Reviews: Camden After the Fall: Decline and Renewal in a Post-Industrial City by Howard Gillette. Urban Affairs Review. (March 2008) The People of this Generation: the Rise and Fall of the New Left in Philadelphia by Paul Lyons in Commonwealth: A Journal of Political Science (2007) Culture Wars and Local Politics (ed) Elaine B.Sharp. American Political Science Review (2001)
Theories of Urban Politics. David Judge, Gerry Stoker, and Harold Wolman, eds. American Political Science Review. (June 1996). Big City Politics, Governance, and Fiscal Constraints. George Peterson, Ed. Urban Affairs Review. (January 1996) Regime Politics: Governing Atlanta, 1946 1988. Clarence Stone. Political Science Quarterly. (Summer 1990). The Free Enterprise City: Houston in Political and Economic Perspective. Joe Feagin. Political Science Quarterly. (Fall 1989). Edited Journals Michigan Journal of Community and Service Learning (Guest editor) Special Issue on Community Based Research. (May 2003) Journal of Urban Affairs. Bringing the City Back In? (Guest editor). Volume 17, #2, 1995. RECENT PAPERS AND PANELS (2000 current) “Engaging Students Through Action Civics.” Workshop, National Service Learning Conference. Denver, CO (March 13-15, 2013) (with Lisa Bardwell, Jill Bass and Ieshia Nelson) Structural and Ethical Considerations of Preparing College Students to Mentor K-12 Students in Civic Engagement.” Workshop, PHENND Annual Conference. Philadelphia, PA. (March 1, 2013 “Action Civics in a Standards Driven World.” Symposium, National Action Civics Collaborative. Chicago, IL. (June 11, 2011) “A Youth Leadership Development Approach to University Community Collaboration.” Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities Annual Conference. Philadelphia, PA (October 12, 2009). (Co-presented with Alison Huxta and Ieshia Nelson) “Race and Politics.” Asian-American Journalists Association's East Coast Mini-Conference. Philadelphia, PA April 5, 2008 “From Research to Action: A University-Funder-Community Partnership.” Urban Affairs Annual Conference. Seattle, WA. April 24-27, 2007 “Rebuilding Democracy Through Civil Society: The Role of Education, Local Institutions and Community Organizing.” Symposium on, A Global Look at Urban and Regional Governance: The State-Market-Civic Nexus.” Emory University, Atlanta, GA: January 18-19, 2007 “Leveraging Social Capital for Low Income Youth: The University as Educator and Broker.” 21st Centuries Cities Conference. Temple University. November 3, 2006. “Community Building, Social Capital and the University: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.” Mini Course, American Political Science Association, Annual Meetings. Philadelphia. August 30, 2006.“The Changed Landscape of Community Organizing: Lessons from the Ford Foundation’s Community Organizing Initiative.” Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference. Montreal, Canada. April 2006.“Leveraging Social Capital: The University as Educator and Broker.” Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference. Salt Lake City, Utah. April 2005.“Theories of Change: Relating Theory to Practice in Service Learning.” Mid Atlantic Region Service Learning Conference. Philadelphia. October 2004 (with Patrick Donohue) “The Role of Higher Eds in the Community.” Mid Atlantic Region Service Learning Conference. Philadelphia. October 2004 “Youth Media in the City, “ panel discussant in the Media Smart Seminar Series sponsored by the School of Communications and Theater, Temple University. May 19th, 2004 “The Role of Intermediaries in Increasing Organizational Capacity: Lessons from the Ford Foundation’s Community Organizing Initiative.” Roundtable organizer and participant. Urban Affairs Association Annual meetings, Washington, DC. March 31-April 3, 2004. “From the Community to the Higher Ed Classroom” Turning Service Learning on its Head.” APSA Conference on Teaching and Learning. Washington, DC. February 19-21, 2004 “Why Bother? Community Organizations Assess University Community Research Partnerships.” Urban Affairs Association, Annual Conference, Cleveland, OH, March 26-29, 2003. (with T.L. Hill) “University-Community Partnerships: Promoting Learning through Youth Civic Engagement Initiatives” Concurrent Session, American Association of Higher Education Conference, Washington, DC, March 14-17, 2003. “Next Stages in Community Based Research.” Featured Presentation, American Association of Higher Education Conference, Washington, DC, March 14-17, 2003. “Broadening the Franchise: Charter Reform and Neighborhood Representation in Los Angeles” The John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation Conference: “Reform, L.A. Style: the Theory and Practice of Urban Governance at Century’s Turn.” University of Southern California, School of Policy, Planning and Development. Los Angeles, LA, Sept 17-19, 2002. “Building a Community Based Research Network: Issues and Opportunities.” Urban Affairs Association, Annual Conference. Boston, MA, March 20-23, 2002 “The Role of Networks in Supporting Community Based Research.” American Association of Higher Education, Faculty Roles and Rewards Conference, Phoenix, AZ, January 24-29, 2002 “Latinos and Subsidized Housing in Philadelphia.” Urban Affairs Association, Annual Meeting, Detroit, MI, April 25-28, 2001. “Developing a National Network of Community Based Researchers” Workshop at Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference. Detroit, MI April 25-28, 2001 “Build the City Up, Tear the City Down: Housing and Land Use Policies.” American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC. Sept 2000. “Latinos and HUD-funded Housing Programs in Philadelphia.” National Hispanic Housing Council, Annual Conference, Miami, FL. May 10-14, 2000. “Promoting Community Based Research on National Level” Urban Affairs Association, Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, CA May 3-7, 2000. INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND WORKSHOPS (2000 current) “Best Practices in Action Civics.” Regional Meeting of the Education Commission of the States. Philadelphia, PA. (June 15, 2012) “Experiential Learning in Practice.” Community Based Learning Network Symposium. Temple University. (March 30, 2012) “Youth Adult Partnerships in Adult Basic Education” (December 9, 2011) Webinar, World Education. “Youth Leadership Development.” Bryn Mawr College. (April 13, 2011) Visiting International Scholar: Australian Universities Community Engagement Alliance. March 1-March 18, 2011. Workshops on various topics related to university community engagement at 10 different universities in Australia. “From Action to Research: the Scholarship of Engagement.” Drexel University, Philadelphia. PA December 1, 2010 “American Democracy Project: Service Learning Workshop.” University of Northern Iowa. May 13-14, 2010. “Engaging Youth in the Community.” Bryn Mawr College. (March 29, 2010) (co presented with a Temple student and a Community College of Philadelphia student) “Building Youth Leadership.” City Year Greater Philadelphia, New Student Orientation. (March 12, 2010). “Doing Community Based Research: Opportunities and Challenges.” Bryn Mawr College. (Feb 23, 2010) “Youth Violence in Philadelphia.” Jefferson University--College of Medicine Philadelphia, PA. (Jan. 25, 2010) “The Importance of Youth Civic Engagement Programming.” Out of School Time Resource Center, Philadelphia, PA. December 14, 2009 “University-Community Engagement: Building A Foundation for Shared Work and Respect.” Center for Integrating Research and Action, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC. May 1, 2009. “Fielding New Strategies for Community Development.” Rutgers University, Camden, NJ. April 22, 2009 “Becoming a Youth Inclusive Organization.” The Children’s Board, Tampa, FL. March 7, 2008. “Pushing the Boundaries: The University, the Community and Progressive Youth Leadership Development.” University of South Florida, Tampa, FL. March 6, 2008 “The Puzzle of the Primary Election.” Institute for Public Affairs, Temple University. November 14, 2007. “Youth Voice and Choice.” Philadelphia’s After School Youth Development Network. Philadelphia, PA. June 18, 2007. “Creating Child and Youth Friendly Communities.” Workshop for the Southeastern Pennsylvania Regional After School Summit. Widener University. May 24, 2007. (with Melissa DeShields, Janet Riley-Ford, Eric Grimes, Erin Horvat and Michelle Schmitt) “Connecting Truth to Power: Youth Speak out on their Communities, Their Lives, Their Challenges.” Delaware Valley Grant Makers. Chester, PA. May 3, 2006 “Supporting Youth Civic Engagement Work.” Neighborhworks Conference. Atlanta, GA. February 22, 2006 “Connecting Truth to Power: Youth Speak out on their Communities, Their Lives, Their Challenges.” U.S. Department of Justice National Conference. Washington, DC. January 10, 2006. University-Community Partnerships Around Youth Civic Engagement. University of Southern Florida, Tampa, FL, Dec 12-13, 2002 Building on Success: The “Scaling Up” of The Youth VOICES Project in Philadelphia . American Youth Policy Forum, Washington, DC, October 4, 2002 (with Catie Cavanaugh, Mike Sack, and Sue Goldberger) “Developing a National Community Based Research Network: Issues and Opportunities.” Bonner Scholars Leadership Program. Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC June 12-15, 2002. “Jane Jacobs Meets Walt Disney: Urban America in the New Millenium.” Y Club of Temple University, Philadelphia, PA April 13, 2001 “Getting Faculty Involved in University Community Partnerships.” University of Massachusetts- Amherst. Amherst, MA April 5, 2001. “Faculty Engagement in Community-Based Research.” International Conference on Higher Education Assisted Community Schools as Sights of Civic Engagement” Philadelphia, PA. March 29, 2001. “What is Community Based Research?” Workshop, Philadelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood Development, Philadelphia, PA. January 26, 2001 “Doing Community Based Research.” Workshop, Philadelphia Higher Education Network for Neighborhood Development, Philadelphia, PA January 26, 2001 “Public-Private Partnerships in Economic Development.” International Visitors Council. Spoke to a group of visiting Ghanaian practitioners and government officials on economic development practices and approaches. Philadelphia, PA Oct 3, 2000 GRANTS AWARDED Principal Investigator Youth Leadership Development. Department of Human Services. ($85,5000) Sept 2013-June 2014) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development Continuum. W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation. ($40,000) July 2013-June 2014. Principal Investigator: Summer Leadership Academies. LISC. ($38,387). June 2013-Sept 2013 Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development Continuum. Pew Fund (Pew Charitable Trusts). ($187,000) April 2013-March 2016. Principal Investigator: Summer Academy. Philadelphia Youth Network. April 2013-September 2013. ($10,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development Continuum. Connelly Foundation. ($15,000) Jan 2013-Dec 2013. Principal Investigator: Fostering Student Government at Gratz High School. Mastery Charter School ($16,500) October 2012-June 2013 Principal Investigator: Fostering Student Government at Pickett High School. Mastery Charter School ($16,500) October 2012-June 2013 Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development Continuum. W. Clement and Jessie V.Stone Foundation. ($40,000) July 2012-June 2013. Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development. Philadelphia Foundation ($40,000). July 2012-June 2013) Principal Investigator: Summer Leadership Academy at Gratz High School. Mastery Charter School ($15,000) June 2012-August 2012. Principal Investigator: Summer Leadership Academy at Pickett High School. Mastery Charter School ($15,000) June 2012-August 2012. Principal Investigator: Summer Academy. Philadelphia Youth Network. April 2012-September 2012. ($10,000) Principal Investigator: Convening of the National Action Civics Collaborative. McCormick Foundation. ($35,000) April 2012-March 2013. Principal Investigator: POWER Internship. Best Buy Children’s Foundation. ($6,000) October 2011-September 2012 Principal Investigator: Community Leadership Development. Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha, Inc. ($11,000) January 2011- December 2012. Principal Investigator: Quality of Life Survey. Asociación Puertorriqueños en Marcha, Inc. ($3,800) October 2011- August 2012. Principal Investigator: POPPYN (Presenting our Perspective on Philly Youth News) Corporation for National and Community Service (through PHENND and Drexel University). September 2011-August 2012 ($5,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development. Kinder Morgan ($2,000) August 2011-July 2012. Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development Continuum. Patricia Kind Foundation. ($30,000) Sept 2011-August 2013) Principal Investigator: Evaluation of Integration of School District of Philadelphia’s Individualized Learning Plan into the Out of School Time Sector. William Penn Foundation. ($329,560). July 2011-June 30 2013) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development Continuum. The Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation. ($7,500). May 2011-April 2012 Principal Investigator: Youth VOICES. The Grace S. & W. Linton Nelson Foundation ($2,500). April 2011-October 2011 Principal Investigator: Summer Academy. Philadelphia Youth Network. April 2011-September 2011. ($10,000) Principal Investigator: Research Training for youth participants in Philadelphia Center on Arts and Technology. Foundations, Inc. April 2011-June 2011 ($1,000) Principal Investigator: Progressive Youth Leadership Development Continuum. Philadelphia Foundation. April 2011-March 2012 ($40,000). Principal Investigator: High School to College Pipeline. William Penn Foundation. July 1, 2010-June 30, 2013. ($561,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Action News. Corporation for National and Community Service (through PHENND and Drexel University). September 2010-August 2011 ($5,000) Principal Investigator: Summer Academy. Philadelphia Youth Network. April 2010-September 2010. ($28,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development Continuum. Pew Charitable Trusts. April 2010-March 2013. ($185,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development. Union Benevolent Association. November 2009-October 2010. ($1,500) Principal Investigator: General Operating Support for the UCCP. Neighborhood Funding Stream. United Way. July 2009-June 2010. ($10,000) Principal Investigator: General Operating Support for the UCCP. The Philadelphia Foundation. May 2009-May 2010. ($50,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Anti Violence Initiative. Blue Print for a Safer Philadelphia, Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition. April 2009-June 2009. ($3,000) Principal Investigator: Leadership Development Institute. Philadelphia Youth Network. March 2009-September 2009. ($17,500) Principal Investigator: Summer Academy. Philadelphia Youth Network. March 2009-September 2009. ($14,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development. Maximus Foundation. April 2009-March 2010. ($2,500) Principal Investigator: Youth Leadership Development. Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. June 2008-May 2010 ($25,000) Principal Investigator: Leadership Development Institute and Summer Academy. Philadelphia Youth Network. March 2008-September 2008. ($19,250) Principal Investigator: Student Success Centers. Philadelphia Youth Network. March 2008-September 2008. ($7,000) Principal Investigator: Strategic Planning Process for the UCCP. The Philadelphia Foundation. April 2008-March 2009 ($31,675) Principal Investigator: Increasing the Exchange Value of Social Capital: The Role of Institutions, Leaders, and Research. Temple University Seed Grant. March 2008-June 2009. ($50,000) with Erin Horvat. Principal Investigator: General Operating Support for the UCCP. The Philadelphia Foundation. December 2007-December 2008 ($100,000) Principal Investigator: The Temple Youth VOICES Project. The Patricia Kind Foundation. August 2007-July 2009 ($20,000) Principal Investigator: Anti-Violence Initiative. United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania/Neighborhood Funding Stream. July 2007-June 2008 ($14,000) Principal Investigator: Capacity Building Grant for the UCCP. William Penn Foundation. May 2007-April 2010. ($545,500) Principal Investigator: Technical Assistance for ENPYSC Youth Council. Congresso. December 2006-August 2007. ($10,700) Principal Investigator: The Temple Youth VOICES Project. Linton Nelson Foundation. May 2007-April 2008. ($7,500) Principal Investigator: The Temple Youth VOICES Project. Lindback Foundation. May 2007-April 2008. ($5,000) Principal Investigator: The Temple Youth VOICES Summer Institute. Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation. June 2007-August 2007. ($3,000) Principal Investigator: Anti-Violence Initiative. United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania/Neighborhood Funding Stream. November 2006-June 2007 ($11,000) Principal Investigator: Temple Youth VOICES. The Philadelphia Foundation. October 2006-September 2007. ($56,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Civic Engagement. Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development. September 2006-August 2007. ($50,000) Principal Investigator: Youth VOICES. The Starbucks Foundation. August 2006-July 2007. ($10,000) Principal Investigator: YOUTHadelphia: A Youth Philanthropy Initiative. The Philadelphia Foundation. June 2006-August 2006. ($9,800) Principal Investigator: Connecting Truth to Power: Youth Speak out on their Communities, Their Lives, Their Challenges. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. September 2005-February 2006. ($47,500) Principal Investigator: Youth Media and Leadership Development. The Philadelphia Foundation. July 2005-June 2006. ($48,000) Principal Investigator: Youth VOICES. The Connelly Foundation. September 2004-August 2005. ($12,000) Principal Investigator: Youth VOICES. The Philadelphia Youth Network (PYN). September 2004-June 2005 ($64,236) Principal Investigator: Youth Perspectives The Philadelphia Foundation. June 2004 –August 2004. ($17,430). Principal Investigator: Philadelphia Community School on Community Organizing and Popular Education. The Philadelphia Foundation. June 2004 –July 2004 ($2,500) Principal Investigator. Youth Civic Engagement in Haddington. The William Penn Foundation. May 1, 2004-April 30, 2005 ($49,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Civic Engagement/Media Arts Initiative Planning Grant. The William Penn Foundation. January 1, 2004-September 30, 2004 ($82,500) Principal Investigator: Youth VOICES. The Philadelphia Foundation. November 1, 2003- October 31, 2004 ($10,000). Principal Investigator: Regional Higher Ed Consortium for Youth Civic Engagement. Corporation for National Service (through Middlesex County College). October 2003-September 2007 ($570,000) Principal Investigator: Youth VOICES Project. Philadelphia Youth Network and the Department of Labor. September 1, 2003-August 31, 2004. ($65,753) Principal Investigator: Community Youth Forum: Youth Voices in Education. August 2003. The Philadelphia Foundation ($2,000) (conference support) Principal Investigator: Community Youth Forum: Youth Voices in Education. August 2003. The Philadelphia Youth Network ($1,000) (conference support) Principal Investigator: Youth As Allies. One of five sites chosen in a national demonstration project funded by the MetLife Foundation through What Kids Can Do. March 2003-December 2003. ($25,000) Project Evaluator: The Ford Foundation. Fund for Community Organizing Initiative. January 2003-May 2007. (with Dr. Marilyn Gittell, Project Director, and Dr. Charles Price) Principal Investigator: Youth Civic Engagement and Leadership Development. Planning Grant to work with youth and staff at HOPE VI Sites in New Jersey, Delaware and Eastern PA. October 2002-January 2003. Abt Associates and The US Department of Housing and Urban Development. ($15,000) Principal Investigator: Research on Youth Civic Engagement. The William Penn Foundation. September 1. 2002-February 1, 2003. ($35,200) Principal Investigator: The Youth VOICES Project. The Philadelphia Youth Network and the Department of Labor. Sept 1, 2002-August 31, 2002. ($79,750) Principal Investigator: Point Breeze Comprehensive Youth Services Planning Grant. The William Penn Foundation. August 2002-June 2003. ($49,950)Principal Investigator: Youth Voices: A Community Based Research and Civic Engagement Program. The Philadelphia Foundation. May 2002-April 2003. ($10,000)Principal Investigator: Youth VOICES Project. Philadelphia Youth Network and the Department of Labor. October 1, 2001- June 30, 2002. ($78,702)Principal Investigator: Commercial Corridor Revitalization in Point Breeze. Philadelphia Department of Commerce (through South Philadelphia H.O.M.E.S., Inc) September 1, 2001-August 31, 2002 ($13,000)Principal Investigator: Youth Voices in Policy Summer Project. Philadelphia Youth Network and Department of Labor. June 1-August 31, 2001 ($3172) Principal Investigator: National Higher Education Community Based Research Project. The Corella and Bertram F. Bonner Foundation and the Corporation for National Service. 2000-2003. ($110,000) Principal Investigator: Youth Voices in Policy. The Pew Charitable Trusts. 2000-2002. ($400,000) Principal Investigator The University-Community Collaborative of Philadelphia (two year continuation grant; 2000-2002). The William Penn Foundation. 2000-2002 ($330,000) Principal Investigator The University Community Collaborative of Philadelphia. The William Penn Foundation. 1997 2000. ($349,000) Principal Investigator Determinants of Hispanic Participation in HUD Funded Housing Programs in Philadelphia, PA and Camden, NJ. National Hispanic Housing Council. 1999 2000. ($25,000) Principal Investigator The University Community Collaborative of Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Foundation. 1997 1998. ($5000) Co Principal Investigator Creating a Research Agenda on Neighborhood Economic Development in Philadelphia. The Fund for Urban Neighborhood Development (FUND), Pew Charitable Trusts. 1996. (with Anne Shlay) ($20,000) Principal Investigator Neighborhood Diversity Project: Creating and Sustaining Viable, Inclusive, Diverse, Stable Urban Neighborhoods in the United States. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Policy Research Action Group, and Leadership Council for Metropolitan Open Communities. 1995 1996. ($7,000) Principal Investigator Building a University Community Collaborative. The Philadelphia Foundation. 1995. ($1800) PROFESSIONAL SERVICE Developed a 2 day convening of the National Action Civics Collaborative (40 participants). Philadelphia, PA (Sept 12-13, 2012)Co-developer of Symposium for the National Action Civics Collaborative, Chicago, IL. (June 10-11, 2011)National Dropout Prevention Conference Planning Committee (July –October 2010)Conference Organizer, Spotlighting Positive Youth Development. (July –November 2010)Chair, Peer Review Team, Pennsylvania State Department of Education. Review of proposed Masters Degree in Urban Studies, Eastern University. Spring 2005.Nominating Committee, Urban Politics Section, American Political Science Association 2001Program Co-Chair, Urban Politics Section, American Political Science Association 1999-2000 Section Chair, State, Local and Intergovernmental Relations, Northeast Political Science Association, 1999. Governing Board, Urban Affairs Association. 1992 1998 Nominating Committee (Chair) Urban Affairs Association. 1997 1998 Membership Committee (Chair) Urban Affairs Association. 1996 1997 "Summer Institute on the American Political System for Visiting Foreign Scholars." Philadelphia Coordinator July 1995; August 1994 Program Chair, Urban Affairs Association Annual Conference. New Orleans. March 3 5,1994 Executive Council, Urban Politics Section, American Political Science Association. 1990 1992 Career Achievement Award Committee, Urban Politics Section, American Political Science Association. 1992 Program Innovation Committee, American Political Science Association. 1989 1990 Editorial Boards: Editorial Board, Journal of Community Engagement and Scholarship. 2008-current State and Local Government 2000-2003 Journal of Urban Affairs 1992 1998 Policy and Politics 1992 current Political Research Quarterly 1991 1994 Urban Affairs Quarterly 1989 1992 COMMUNITY SERVICE Director, University Community Collaborative of Philadelphia, 1997 current Member, Out of School Time Resource Center’s Professional Development Committee 2010-current Advisory Board, Honickman Learning Center and Comcast Technology Lab, 2004-current Policy Committee: Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations, 2001- current Young Scholars Advisory Board, 2002-2005 Greater Philadelphia Urban Affairs Coalition, Committee on Community Economic Development, 1999-Current Poverty and Race Research Action Council (PRRAC) Philadelphia. 1993 1995. Affordable Housing Conference. The Chicago Assembly. St. Charles, IL Nov 1991 Community Workshop on Economic Development. Chicago. 1990 1992. Chicago Council on Urban Affairs, "Effecting Change in Public Attitudes Towards Poverty." 1990 Chicago City Budgeting Project. Sponsored by the Joyce Foundation and the University of Illinois at Chicago. 1989 UNIVERSITY SERVICE 2010-2011 Member of two tenure review committees. 2010 Search Committee for Associate Vice President of Community Relations and Economic Development 2009-2010 Member of 2 Departmental Promotions Committees 2009-2010 Member of one Departmental Tenure Committee 2008-current Early College High School Planning Committee 2008-current Chair, Community Engagement Subcommittee for Early College High School 2007-2008 Academic Planning Committee 2006-2007 Chair, Tenure and Promotions Guidelines Revision Committee, Department of Political Science 2006-2007 Chair, Promotions Committee, Department of Political Science 2006-current. Community Based Learning Committee (Faculty Senate) 2005-current: Graduate Committee, Department of Political Science 2004-2005 College of Liberal Arts Awards (research & teaching) Committee 2002-2003 College of Liberal Arts Awards (research & teaching) Committee 2000-2002. Graduate Chair, Department of Political Science 2000-2003. Graduate Committee, College of Liberal Arts Spring 2001 Graduate Board of the University 1999-2002. Experiential Learning Task Force, College of Liberal Arts 1999-2004. Barra Foundation Advisory Committee 2000 Merit Committee, Department of Political Science 1999 Merit Committee, Department of Political Science 1999-current Personnel Committee, Department of Political Science 1999-current. Advisory Committee, Graduate Program in Urban Education 1999-2000 Advisory Board, Center for Public Policy 1999-2000 Advisory Committee, Certificate in Public Policy-Harrisburg 1999 2000. University Community Outreach Task Force 1997 Chair: Tenure and Promotions Committee, Department of Political Science 1997 1998. Center for Public Policy Transition Team Task Force 1997. Fellowship Committee, Graduate School. 1996 1997. Committee of Inquiry, College of Arts and Sciences. 1996 1999. Undergraduate Studies Committee, Political Science Department. 1996. American Politics Search Committee, Political Science Department. 1996. Graduate Committee, Political Science Department. 1996. Fellowship Committee, Graduate School. 1995. Integrity in Research Committee, College of Arts and Sciences. 1995 1996. Undergraduate Studies Committee (Chair), Political Science Department. 1995. Fellowship Committee. Graduate School. 1995. Merit Committee, Political Science Department 1994. Merit Committee, Political Science Department 1993 1994. Strategic Planning Task Force, Political Science Department. 1993 1995. Personnel and Policy Committee, Political Science Department. 1993. College of Arts and Sciences' Admitted Students' Reception. (Speaker). 1992 1993. American Politics Search Committee, Political Science Department 1992 1993. Graduate Committee, Political Science Department
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