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"In the Total of All These Acts": How Can American Universities Address the Urban Agenda? by William R. Greiner — 1994Argues that universities are as well equipped as and more obligated than most other social institutions to listen to, understand, and respond to problems in American society. Suggests that the great universities of the 21st century will be judged by their ability to help solve the most urgent social problems. (Source: ERIC)To view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropropriate membership. Please review your options below:
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- William Greiner
State University of New York at Buffalo
William Greiner is president of the University of Buffalo. He is the author of "'Can't Wait Another Generation': Notes on Higher Education's Role in Public Elementary and Secondary Education," Universities and Community Schools, Fall-Winter 1992.
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