Cities or Neighborhoods:
For information, e-mail the editor.
CollegeTownLife P. O. Box 223
Oxford, OH 45056
Listing
options
Traditional college town neighborhoods
We always are interested in promoting life in traditional college
town neighborhoods. If your neighborhood has a web page describing its
character and the things it offers, let us know about it. If you do
not have a neighborhood web site, send a word document of 800 words
or less (be sure to include your neighborhood's name, and a contact
address or phone number) describing what's great about your neighborhood
to the editor. CollegeTownLife
will provide your association with a web page
CollegeTownLife will add you to the list. There is no charge associated
with listings submitted from a certified college town neighborhood.
Other listings with CollegeTownLife.com
(depend on space available)
Welcome to our college town
CollegeTownLife offers listings on this page to college towns/cities
interested in putting information on their community before the public.
If your community would like to be listed, you will need to have a web
page we can link to.
CollegeTownLife suggests that linking page provide information on
your town's
quality of life (testimonials are good;also links to information
on recreation, sports, culture, festivals; k-12 schools; community
foundations; green space preservation)
home ownership incentives, if you city or university offer options
to make home ownership more affordable, be certain to describe them
business climate, small business development resources, economic
development plans
employment opportunities (also does your university college offer
faculty/staff/family fee waivers for university courses)
links to your university's web site, cultural and sporting events
sites
Housing
CollegeTownLife offers listings in the Consultants Directory to retirement
communities, condos, etc., either on or off-campus in college towns.
For information, go to the Directory
Rate page.
Institutes for Learning in Retirement
Listings for Institutes for Learning in Retirement (ILRs) are offered
without charge to groups affiliated with a college or university. These
will be included on the 'Retirement options' page. Contact the editor.
New Urban options
CollegeTownLife offers listings in the Consultants Directory to New
Urban developments in or very near college towns. With populations growing,
the quality of infill and new developments is important to all communities.
We are excited about the direction in which New Urban developments can
take college towns. Firm pages that link to information on completed
projects would be appropriate. For information, go to the Directory
Rate page.
Student housing developers
CollegeTownLife offers listings in the Consultants Directory to developers
of student housing, whether they work in public/private partnerships
with institutions of higher education, or are totally private providers.
We realize that many colleges/universities have not had the funds available
over the last 30, years to add to their on-campus housing options, and
that within the last 10 years student housing developers have stepped
in to fill a need. For information, go to the Directory
Rate page.
College/university planners/architects
CollegeTownLife offers listings in the Consultants Directory to planning
and architecture firms regularly working with colleges and universities.
The skills and artistry that campus planners offer are important to
the entire life of the college town. For information, go to the Directory
Rate page.
College
Town Issues ™ - web news
collection est. 1997:
online 2001 | R. Karrow, editor Included in WorldCat database, OCLC FirstSearch (2001) as Families and students living in a college town.
