Agent of Democracy - Society for College and University Planning
Agent of Democracy - Society for College and University Planning
Agent of Democracy - Society for College and University Planning
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Contents<br />
Introduction Why This Book? 1<br />
Chapter One<br />
David Brown <strong>and</strong> Deborah Witte<br />
The L<strong>and</strong>scape <strong>of</strong> Higher Education<br />
The Engaged <strong>University</strong>: A Tale <strong>of</strong> Two Generations 11<br />
Peter Levine<br />
The Limits <strong>of</strong> Public Work: A Critical Reflection 29<br />
on the “Engaged <strong>University</strong>”<br />
Mary Stanley<br />
Chapter Two The Civic Roots <strong>of</strong> Higher Education<br />
Should Higher Education Have a Civic Mission? 53<br />
Historical Reflections<br />
R. Claire Snyder<br />
Chapter Three Public Work: The Perspective <strong>and</strong> a Story<br />
Public Work: Civic Populism versus Technocracy 79<br />
in Higher Education<br />
Harry C. Boyte<br />
Public Work at Colgate: An Interview 103<br />
with Adam Weinberg<br />
Chapter Four Public Scholarship: The Perspective <strong>and</strong> a Story<br />
Reconstructing a Democratic Tradition <strong>of</strong> Public 121<br />
Scholarship in the L<strong>and</strong>-Grant System<br />
Scott Peters<br />
A Portrait <strong>of</strong> a <strong>University</strong> as a Young Citizen 149<br />
Jeremy Cohen
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