Creating the Higher Education Liaison
Jane Ames
Portland's post-secondary research and education institutions are the foundation of Portland's economic health. As a candidate, Sam regularly noted the economic importance of higher education and encouraged the City to build a closer relationship with higher education. As commissioner, Sam assumed a new responsibilty: Higher Education Advocate. In this role, Sam and his staff are currently working with education institution leaders to establish a higher education strategy for the City.
Related Documents:
- Ordinance # 179377A, June 29, 2005, Executive Order by Mayor to Assign City Departments and Bureaus
- City of Portland Bureau Assignments Effective July 1, 2005
Community Partners (Incomplete list)
- Concordia University
- Lewis and Clark College
- Oregon Health Sciences University
- Portland Community College
- Pacific Northwest College of Art
- Portland State University
- Providence Health System
- Adventist Health
- Legacy Health System
- Kaiser Permanente
- Reed College
- The Art Institute of Portland
- University of Portland
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Milestones:
- July 1, 2005 - Higher Education Advocate Role Established
Posted by Jane Ames on December 19, 2005
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Sam - Finally a City Council member who recognizes the crucial importance that higher ed plays in the health of a city. What proposals do you have to promote the development of PSU?
Posted by: John | Apr 12, 2006 6:38:09 PM