Trinity College Hosts Urban Learning and Action Institute

From: The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education | Date: July 26, 2004| Author: Ann, Mary | Copyright information

Connecticut's Trinity College held its first Institute for Urban Learning and Action June 1 through 5. The institute is part of Trinity's continuing mission to shed light on what colleges, universities and activists need to do to build, broaden and maintain vital connections to engage their neighboring urban environments.

More than 40 educators and community activists from across the United States attended the institute over a five-day period of workshops and presentations on community...

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