ROUNDTABLE LUNCH Development and Culture: Why art? Why now? Tuesday, April 21, 2015 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM Cornell University Warren Hall 401 At this dynamic event, three groups of scholars and artists will present their experiences with integrating culture work into community and economic development strategies. We will start with a brief introduction of “community cultural development,” its rich Cornell history, and emerging national sources of funding and support for this work. Lunch provided — please RSVP to [email protected] Featuring: Ted Alter, economist, Penn State University Bruce Balfour, Ph.D. candidate, Penn State University Sarah Chalmers, director of civic engagement at Civic Ensemble in Ithaca, NY Dudley Cocke, director of Roadside Theater at Appalshop Gladstone “Fluney” Hutchinson, economist, Lafayette University Prentice Onayemi, director of partnerships & communications at ArtPlace America Scott Peters, historical sociologist, Cornell University Students, faculty and community members welcome!
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