Certificate Program in Town Gown Relations and the 2022 ITGA Conference

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Thursday, February 17, 2022

ITGA News & Announcements

New Certificate in Town Gown Relations Launch

Increase your town-gown expertise and expand your professional skills with the Certificate in Town-Gown Relations offered by ITGA. This online six-week program will help you manage and advance relationships and problem solve challenges between colleges and universities and their host communities. Click here to see a full-size version of the flyer you see to the right.

Visit ITGA.org for more information. The class is filling quickly, so register early!

Only 12 SPOTS REMAIN OPEN!

2022 ITGA Annual Conference in Clemson

Present.

Share those great ideas.

The Annual ITGA conference is June 6-8 and we need you to make it a success! It's time to submit your proposals on topics that provide insight into the evolving relationships and challenges students, community members, and stakeholders face.

Guidelines? Click HERE!

Submit by Feb. 28!

Attend.

Hear great ideas and network!

Make plans to attend the 2022 ITGA Annual Conference in Clemson, South Carolina, June 6-8! Network with colleagues, expand your knowledge, and find readily available solutions to common challenges faced by campus-communities globally.

Rates increase Tuesday, March 1.

National and International Headlines

Students Discuss Civic Engagement at Hopkins and in Baltimore

IDEAL, a nonpartisan political student organization hosted a student-led forum to discuss navigating civic engagement. Students shared their initial thoughts on arriving in Baltimore and how those impressions changed since exploring the community beyond the campus.

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New Strategic Partnership Post-COVID

A new strategic partnership between The University of Nottingham and the East Midlands Chamber is set to cement links between academics and businesses to support post-COVID recovery of the region's economy and the leveling up agenda.

Study: Supportive Texts Can Improve Students' Mental Health

Students who receive a check-in text message from a friend or family member are less likely to experience loneliness or depression, according to a new study from California State University, Fullerton.

Job Posting: Off Campus Student Life Coordinator, UMass Amherst. Learn more.

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