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This entry was posted on November 2nd, 2009 and is filed under Caswell County, Community Development, Community-Campus Partnership, Social & Civic Assets.

Kate Pearce is a graduate student assistant working in Caswell County.

Over the past couple of months I have attended a couple of presentations to various campus working groups on the Community Campus Partnership.  Through this “road show” I have met a number of faculty and staff interested in becoming involved in some capacity in Caswell County.  Below is a partial list of interested parties.  Stay tuned for more information on how UNC faculty are finding their niche in Caswell County.

  • Dr. Bill Rohe, Department of City and Regional Planning- considering structuring his spring downtown revitalization class on downtown Yanceyville
  • Dr. Suzanne Gulledge,  UNC School of Education, Middle Grades Education- interested in learning more about the needs of Caswell County educators
  • Dr. Dotty Holland, UNC Department of Anthropology- interested in local food systems in Caswell County
  • Dr. Mark Dorsin, Senior Attorney in the Center for Civil Rights

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