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Urban Fellows Gain Experience And Knowledge on Best Practices In Urban Redevelopment Through the CUREx Program
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Author: Patrizi Associates
Author Organization: University of Pennsylvania
Publication Date: Nov 1, 2006
Publication File: CUREx.pdf
This is the final report of an evaluation conducted by Patrizi Associates of the
Center for Urban Redevelopment Excellence at the University of Pennsylvania
(CUREx) program. Over three years, key participants in the fellowship
program were followed to understand the impact the placements had on the
individual’s career goals; host organizations; and, the field-at-large. The
program showed mixed results with smaller nonprofits benefiting more than
more established redevelopment firms. Although fellows reported satisfaction
with their placements for the most part, the program has yet to demonstrate
whether they will become leaders in the field.
Filed Under: urban center for redevelopment excellence
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