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DESCRIPTION:This year’s symposium\, “Stretchy Cities” features presentation
 s by \nleading experts and discussion among local office-holders and the \
 naudience concerning regional urban government and a “stretched” urban \nl
 andscape. The symposium will specifically examine the public \nconversatio
 n in the Syracuse area on developing and managing the diffuse\n built envi
 ronment.\n\n  The City Scripts symposia series is made possible by a uniqu
 e partnership between the School of \nArchitecture and the Maxwell School 
 of Citizenship and Public Affairs. \nThe partners believe their collaborat
 ion will insure that policy and \ndesign are at the forefront when confron
 ting the challenges facing \ncities in the United States and around the wo
 rld. The goal of the \nsymposia is to create an ongoing\, interdisciplinar
 y and applied dialogue\n that reaches beyond the university and\, ultimate
 ly\, influences both \npolicy and design.&nbsp\; \n\n  The “Stretchy Citie
 s” symposium is curated by Syracuse \nArchitecture associate professors El
 izabeth Kamell and Lawrence Davis\, \nundergraduate chair\; Carol Faulkner
 \, Maxwell School professor of history\n and associate dean\; and Grant Re
 eher\, director of the Campbell Public \nAffairs Institute within the Maxw
 ell School.\n\n\n  The City Scripts series is co-sponsored by Syracuse Uni
 versity’s School of Architecture and the&nbsp\;Campbell Public Affairs Ins
 titute within the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs and fun
 ded in part by the Collaboration for Unprecedented Success and Excellence 
 (CUSE) grant program. For more information about this symposium\, please c
 ontact Julie Sharkey\, School of Architecture\, at jskarkey@syr.edu.\n
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SUMMARY:City Scripts Symposia Series: “Stretchy Cities” 
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This year’s symposium\, “Stretchy Cities” f
 eatures presentations by \nleading experts and discussion among local offi
 ce-holders and the \naudience concerning regional urban government and a “
 stretched” urban \nlandscape. The symposium will specifically examine the 
 public \nconversation in the Syracuse area on developing and managing the 
 diffuse\n built environment.\n</p><p><br></p>\n  The City Scripts symposia
  series is made possible by a unique partnership between the School of \nA
 rchitecture and the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs. \nTh
 e partners believe their collaboration will insure that policy and \ndesig
 n are at the forefront when confronting the challenges facing \ncities in 
 the United States and around the world. The goal of the \nsymposia is to c
 reate an ongoing\, interdisciplinary and applied dialogue\n that reaches b
 eyond the university and\, ultimately\, influences both \npolicy and desig
 n.&nbsp\; <br><p>\n</p><p>\n  <br></p><p><em>The “Stretchy Cities” symposi
 um is curated by Syracuse \nArchitecture associate professors Elizabeth Ka
 mell and Lawrence Davis\, \nundergraduate chair\; Carol Faulkner\, Maxwell
  School professor of history\n and associate dean\; and Grant Reeher\, dir
 ector of the Campbell Public \nAffairs Institute within the Maxwell School
 .</em></p><p>\n<br></p><p>\n</p>\n  <em>The City Scripts series is co-spon
 sored by Syracuse University’s School of Architecture and the&nbsp\;<a hre
 f="https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/campbell/" target="_blank">Campbell Public 
 Affairs Institute</a> within the <a href="https://www.maxwell.syr.edu/" ta
 rget="_blank">Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs</a> and fun
 ded in part by the Collaboration for Unprecedented Success and Excellence 
 (CUSE) grant program. For more information about this symposium\, please c
 ontact Julie Sharkey\, School of Architecture\, at jskarkey@syr.edu.</em>\
 n
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