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Although they are supported by a tiny executive staff, Chicago Studies' collaborations extend through the College, into the broader University, and around the Chicagoland region.  Key on-campus partners include Arts + Public Life, the Smart Museum of Art, and the Logan Center (UChicago Arts); UChicago Libraries; the Crown School of Social Service; the Institute of Politics; the Parrhesia Institute for Public Discourse; the Architectural Studies program of Art History; the Committee on Environment, Geography, and Urbanization (CEGU); the Department of History; the various programs of the Office of Civic Engagement (especially the University Community Service Center and Neighborhood Schools Program); Facilities Services; the Urban Theory Lab; the Pozen Family Center for Human Rights; and the Mansueto Institute for Urban Innovation, to name just a few.  

University or Chicago-based organizations or institutions interested in collaborating with Chicago Studies should contact Chris Skrable, Executive Director.