New Economic Development Role of the Community College: Origins, and “The Impacts.” Presentation to the American Education Research Association, April 1999. Uneven Distribution of Contract Training.” Presentation to the Annual Meeting of the “The American Association of Community Colleges, April 1999. Community College and Workforce and Economic Development: Origins, Variations, and “The Impacts.” Invited presentation to the Workshop on Community Colleges, Program on , Social Science Research Council, February 11, 1999. Community College's Role in Workforce Preparation and Economic Development.” “The Presentation to the Association for the Study of , November 1998. New Economic Role of the Community College: Origins and Prospects.” Presentation to “The the American Sociological Association, August 1998. Community College as an Area of Research.” Keynote address, meeting of the “The Wisconsin and Illinois Sociological Associations, Rockford, Illinois, October 1997. Future of the Community College.” Invited address, Highland Community College, “The Freeport, Illinois. October 1997. New Economic Development Role of the Community College.” Presentation to the “The Hechinger Institute on Education and the Mass Media, Teachers College, Columbia University, October 1997. Community College: Perils and Possibilities.” Invited address, City University of New “The York community college conference, "The Power of Community Colleges: Organizing for Change," March 1997 Table presider/discussant, sociology of education roundtable, annual meeting of the American Sociological Association, New York, August 1996. Decentralization and Systemic Reform: How Good Is The Fit?” Presentation to annual “School meeting of the American Sociological Association, August 1995. to Whom? The Political Origins of School-Based Management” (with Evelyn “Decentralization Arroyo). Presentation to the American Sociological Association, August 1995. Contradictory College.” Invited address, 1995 annual meeting of the American Association “The of Community Colleges, April 1995. Road (Largely) Not Taken: Two-Year University Centers vs. Community Colleges.” “The Presentation to annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association, April 1995. States and Science: The Origins of High Tech Industrial Policy at the State Level.” “The Presentation to annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, March 1995. and Politics: The of the Educational Excellence Movement.” Invited “Excellence
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