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Parking, Crime, and Partying: A Case Study of Community-University Relations

Melissa Eastburn, B. A., Faith Kerby, Lindsey Staymates, B. A., Andrea Bolinger, B.A., Charlotte Phillips, B.A., Adam Haines, B.A., Amaris Watson, B. A., Paull Daino, B. A., Sherri Zirimis, B. A., Kristen Schaffer, B. A., Jacklyn Grad, B.A., Olivia Jones, B. A., Earl Harris, Michele M. Schlehofer, Ph.D.Department of Psychology, Salisbury University, Salisbury, Maryland

Universities increasingly strive to become engaged with the community and to maintain positive community relations (Dempsey 2010). Unequal power distributions can impede community-university relationships and partnerships (Peterson 2009). Researchers were interested in analyzing the relationship between a mid-size state university and its surrounding rural community.

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Melissa Eastburn, Faith Kerby, Lindsey Staymates, Andrea Bolinger, Charlotte Phillips, Adam Haines, Amaris Watson, Paull Daino, Sherri Zirimis, Kristen Schaffer, Jacklyn Grad, Olivia Jones, Earl Harris, Michele M Schlehofer

Melissa Eastburn, B. A., Faith Kerby, Lindsey Staymates, B. A., Andrea Bolinger, B.A., Charlotte Phillips, B.A., Adam Haines, B.A., Amaris Watson, B. A., Paull Daino, B. A., Sherri Zirimis, B. A., Kristen Schaffer, B. A., Jacklyn Grad, B.A., Olivia Jones, B. A., Earl Harris, Michele M. Schlehofer, Ph.D.Department of Psychology, Salisbury University, Salisbury, Maryland

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