Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs - CSU

News of the week

9.28.11

Here's what’s happening at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs...

Quotes
Harvest Moon Music Festival
Debt Ceiling
Congratulations!
Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice
Dissertation Defense
Human Services Institute
Exercise
Homecoming 2011

"Quotes"

In The Cleveland Plain Dealer article titled "County Executive Ed FitzGerald's anti-poaching proposal face hurdles" Ziona Austrian is quoted. To read the article click on the following link: cleveland.com.

Andrew Thomas is quoted in a very interesting article from The Columbus Dispatch titled " 'Fracking' future". Go to:www.dispatch.com.

Harvest Moon Music Festival

Presented by the Center for Community Solutions

Friday, October 14, 2011 - 8P-1A

House of Blues - 308 Euclid Avenue- Cleveland

Admission: $30

Purchase online at www.communitysolutions.com or call 216.781.2944x517

Entertainment: Carolyn Wonderland, Black Violin, Mo Mojo,Hey Mavis, Harmonia, Lounge Kitty, Silent Lion, Ernie Krivda, and Smokin Fez Monkeys

The Debt Ceiling and Fiscal Policy: What's next?

Is the deficit reduction of 2.1 trillion over the next 10 years as important as job creation? Is the federal government borrowing level (42 cents of every dollar) rising or falling? How does all the recent economic news affect you?

Please join Dean Ned Hill in a Community Forum Discussion to be held:

Time: Sunday, October 2 from 9:30-10:45 a.m.

Location: First Unitarian Church of Cleveland, 21600 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights, 44122

Congratulations!

Dennis Keating has entries in two recently published collections:1) A chapter on "Inclusionary Housing" in "Fair and Affordable Housing in the U.S.: Trends, Outcomes, Future Directions" edited by Robert Silverman (SUNY-Buffalo), published by Brill. 2) Three entries on Cleveland in "Cities in American Political History" edited by Richardson Dilworth (Drexel University), published by Congressional Quarterly Press/Sage Publications. This publication chronicles ten major cities, including Cleveland.

Congratulations to Donnald J. Heckelmoser Jr.(MPA 06') on his promotion to Assistant Administrator/Quality Assurance in the Department of Community Development for the City of Cleveland!

Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice

The Levin College’s Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice is studying the impact of the recession on the nonprofit sector in Ohio, including organizations engaged in health and social services, economic development, environmental issues, and arts and culture. Findings will be benchmarked against those of a national survey by the Nonprofit Finance Fund, and disseminated in Spring, 2012. Someone with a clear understanding of the financial decision-making process in your organization is invited to take a 15-minute online survey related to this project. http://csuohiourban.

Dissertation Defense

You are cordially invited to Jon Shelton's dissertation defense on September 30, 2011 at 3:00 p.m. in the Sweet room. Jon's dissertation defense is entitled: "Three Essays on Innovation and Regional Economic Development."

69th Annual Human Services Institute of the Center for Community Solutions

Zoe Tyler, director of the Center for Leadership Development, and Mark Salling, Ph.D., director of NODIS, will be presenters at the 69th annual Human Services Institute of The Center for Community Solutions on Thursday, October 13. Free to attend, the Institute features keynote addresses by Peter Edelman of Georgetown University Law School and Tina Frundt, a survivor of human trafficking in Northeast Ohio. It also includes six workshops:

Understanding Health Care Reform: Options, Requirements, Benefits, Costs
Human Trafficking & Intimate Partner Violence
Northeast Ohio’s International Population: Challenges & Opportunities for Youth &Families
The Cuyahoga County Human Services Budget: 2012 and Beyond
The Funders’ View
Effective Leadership in Tough Economic Times, Part 2

For more information and to register: http://www.communitysolutions.com.

Do you need some exercise?

Did you know that walking up stairs burns146 calories and walking down stairs burns 56 calories on average? Come join us everyday or every other day if you prefer, and walk up and down 100 stairs multiple times. We meet at the lower level at 3:30!

CSU Homecoming

Homecoming is being held October 15-22 and activities are being planned throughout the campus. Parking will be free on Saturday, October 15 after 2pm and all day Saturday, October 22. The Levin College will be hosting a series of speakers to include: Dr. Michael Spicer, Dr. Brian Mikelbank, Dr. Christine Ledvinka Rush, Professor Norm Krumholtz, and Dr. Ned Hill, Dean of Levin College . More info to come. For more information regarding campus wide events go to: www.csuohio.edu/homecoming2011.



	Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs - CSU News of the week 9.28.11 Here's what’s happening at the Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs... Quotes Harvest Moon Music Festival Debt Ceiling Congratulations! Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice Dissertation Defense Human Services Institute Exercise Homecoming 2011 "Quotes" In The Cleveland Plain Dealer article titled "County Executive Ed FitzGerald's anti-poaching proposal face hurdles" Ziona Austrian is quoted. To read the article click on the following link: cleveland.com. Andrew Thomas is quoted in a very interesting article from The Columbus Dispatch titled " 'Fracking' future". Go to:www.dispatch.com. Harvest Moon Music Festival Presented by the Center for Community Solutions Friday, October 14, 2011 - 8P-1A House of Blues - 308 Euclid Avenue- Cleveland Admission: $30 Purchase online at www.communitysolutions.com or call 216.781.2944x517 Entertainment: Carolyn Wonderland, Black Violin, Mo Mojo,Hey Mavis, Harmonia, Lounge Kitty, Silent Lion, Ernie Krivda, and Smokin Fez Monkeys The Debt Ceiling and Fiscal Policy: What's next? Is the deficit reduction of 2.1 trillion over the next 10 years as important as job creation? Is the federal government borrowing level (42 cents of every dollar) rising or falling? How does all the recent economic news affect you? Please join Dean Ned Hill in a Community Forum Discussion to be held: Time: Sunday, October 2 from 9:30-10:45 a.m. Location: First Unitarian Church of Cleveland, 21600 Shaker Boulevard, Shaker Heights, 44122 Congratulations! Dennis Keating has entries in two recently published collections:1) A chapter on "Inclusionary Housing" in "Fair and Affordable Housing in the U.S.: Trends, Outcomes, Future Directions" edited by Robert Silverman (SUNY-Buffalo), published by Brill. 2) Three entries on Cleveland in "Cities in American Political History" edited by Richardson Dilworth (Drexel University), published by Congressional Quarterly Press/Sage Publications. This publication chronicles ten major cities, including Cleveland. Congratulations to Donnald J. Heckelmoser Jr.(MPA 06') on his promotion to Assistant Administrator/Quality Assurance in the Department of Community Development for the City of Cleveland! Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice The Levin College’s Center for Nonprofit Policy and Practice is studying the impact of the recession on the nonprofit sector in Ohio, including organizations engaged in health and social services, economic development, environmental issues, and arts and culture. Findings will be benchmarked against those of a national survey by the Nonprofit Finance Fund, and disseminated in Spring, 2012. Someone with a clear understanding of the financial decision-making process in your organization is invited to take a 15-minute online survey related to this project. http://csuohiourban. Dissertation Defense You are cordially invited to Jon Shelton's dissertation defense on September 30, 2011 at 3:00 p.m. in the Sweet room. Jon's dissertation defense is entitled: "Three Essays on Innovation and Regional Economic Development." 69th Annual Human Services Institute of the Center for Community Solutions Zoe Tyler, director of the Center for Leadership Development, and Mark Salling, Ph.D., director of NODIS, will be presenters at the 69th annual Human Services Institute of The Center for Community Solutions on Thursday, October 13. Free to attend, the Institute features keynote addresses by Peter Edelman of Georgetown University Law School and Tina Frundt, a survivor of human trafficking in Northeast Ohio. It also includes six workshops: Understanding Health Care Reform: Options, Requirements, Benefits, Costs Human Trafficking & Intimate Partner Violence Northeast Ohio’s International Population: Challenges & Opportunities for Youth &Families The Cuyahoga County Human Services Budget: 2012 and Beyond The Funders’ View Effective Leadership in Tough Economic Times, Part 2 For more information and to register: http://www.communitysolutions.com. Do you need some exercise? Did you know that walking up stairs burns146 calories and walking down stairs burns 56 calories on average? Come join us everyday or every other day if you prefer, and walk up and down 100 stairs multiple times. We meet at the lower level at 3:30! CSU Homecoming Homecoming is being held October 15-22 and activities are being planned throughout the campus. Parking will be free on Saturday, October 15 after 2pm and all day Saturday, October 22. The Levin College will be hosting a series of speakers to include: Dr. Michael Spicer, Dr. Brian Mikelbank, Dr. Christine Ledvinka Rush, Professor Norm Krumholtz, and Dr. Ned Hill, Dean of Levin College . More info to come. For more information regarding campus wide events go to: www.csuohio.edu/homecoming2011.
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