Chris Bordoni, Prof. Julio Videras (Economics)
During the Summer of 2004, three students were awarded Community Service Fellowships: Anna Arnold, to work on a Community Foundation summer fellowship; Joshua Bruff, to work with Communities That Care; and Ernesto Medina, to work on the Hope VI project. The Levitt Center also funded an additional grant that allowed Ricky Reichenbach to assist with the Hope VI project.
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Communities That Care - Joshua Bruff Communities That Care (CTC) is a network of over forty public and private agencies working together to better provide services and support to the people of Oneida County. |
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Hope VI - Ernesto Medina, assisted by Richard Reichenbach Hope VI, a project funded by an 11.5 million dollar HUD grant to the Utica Municipal Housing Authority, will provide better housing opportunities for residents of Utica's deteriorating Washington Courts public housing development. |
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Community Foundation - Anna C. Arnold Anna has been named the 2004 Summer Fellow for Evaluation at the Community Foundation of Herkimer & Oneida Counties, Inc. Anna (right) is interviewing Judith Owens-Manley, Associate Director for Community Research in the Levitt Center, about a grant made by the Community Foundation in 2002 for a Community Resource Assessment |
