The Public Service Role of the Predominantly White University in Relation to the Black Community: A Case Study.

Sills, James H., Jr.; Carey, Harmon R.

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Publication Date: 1978

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The Public Service Role of the Predominantly White University in Relation to the Black Community: A Case Study.

Sills, James H., Jr.; Carey, Harmon R.

Western Journal of Black Studies, v2 n3 p182-93 Fall 1978

It is argued that university public service activities could be more effectively utilized to improve the quality of life of Black citizens who live in communities near White universities. Summary results of a University of Delaware research project on the subject of university public service are presented. (Author/MC)

Descriptors: Black Community, Black Teachers, Case Studies, College Faculty, College Role, Community Services, Extension Education, Outreach Programs, Public Service, School Community Relationship, Teacher Attitudes, Universities

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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