Mary Frances PostupackPresident,

University Economic Development Association

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Javier GonzalesMayor, City of Santa Fe

Mike DozierSummit Committee Chair,

University Economic Development Association

William Fulton, AICPDirector, Kinder Institute for Urban Research,

Rice University

Making Economic Development Work for Universities and

Communities

William FultonDirector Rice U. Kinder Institute

Former Mayor, Ventura CA

Former Director of Planning and Economic Development, San Diego, CA

So here’s a story about community economic development and

universities

Baker Hall, Chemistry Building, Cornell University (built 1923)

Columbian Rope, Auburn, NY (1903-1980)

What do these things have to do with each other?

Innovation on the shop floor

Then Versus Now

• Closed v. Open Innovation

• Separation of Academia and Industry

• Close Links To Surrounding Manufacturing Region

What does this mean?

• It’s obvious what research universities do for the economic

development of cities and regions.

• It’s less clear what cities and regions do

for the health of research universities

The Network City(city as network)

The founders of a manufacturing empire that survives as a network city

here are some of the things you need to create in order to build enduring prosperity

skilled labor force

Infrastructure

critical mass of innovation and entrepreneurship

educational

opportunities

physical facilities

quality of place

endowment of wealth

Cities are in a ferocious competition

over

place (both geographical location and high-

quality, high-amenity “place”)

Universities are

alsoin a ferocious competition

over

place (both geographical location and high-

quality, high-amenity “place”)

There are geographical

winners and

losers in The Big Sort

If you’re Cornell, you’ve got a problem

-- Do you solve this problem by

“virtually moving” Cornell?

-- Or by investing

in the region where it is embedded?

The old model of place: Research Triangle Park’s suburban campus

The new model of place: North Carolina State’s walkable innovation

campus

But universities must be able to county on consistent political leadership …

… which isn’t always forthcoming

Making Economic Development Work for Universities and

Communities

William FultonDirector Rice U. Kinder Institute

Former Mayor, Ventura CA

Former Director of Planning and Economic Development, San Diego, CA

Glenda HumistonState Director,

California Rural Development Office,

U.S. Department of Agriculture

President’s PanelHigher Education’s Role

in Economic Transformation

Dr. Robert BehuninVice President,

Commercialization & Regional Development,

Utah State University

Dr. Joseph CastroPresident, California State University, Fresno

Randy GrissomInterim President,

Santa Fe Community College

Dr. Mary WalshokAssociate Vice Chancellor for Public Programs

& Dean of Extension, UC San Diego

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