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Engaged Faculty Fellowship Program

Mitch Glass

About the Fellow

  • Visiting critic, Department of City and Regional Planning; College of Architecture, Art and Planning
  • Visiting critic, Department of Landscape Architecture; College of Agriculture and Life Sciences 
  • Mitch Glass’s faculty profile 

Cohort year(s)

  • 2020-21, Faculty Fellow in Engaged Learning

Topic(s):

  • Access, Equity and Justice; Economic Vitality and Entrepreneurship; Energy, Environment and Sustainability

2020-21 Project

Kingsbury Run Nature Reserve, Cleveland, Ohio: Partnership, Engagement, Programming + Design

Mitch Glass is working with community partners to design a two-semester project to advance plans for a community-based nature reserve in Cleveland, Ohio. The 90-acre parcel of land, known as Kingsbury Run, is situated in the middle of long-neglected and redlined communities of color on Cleveland’s south side. It’s also adjacent to the under-construction Opportunity Corridor, a half-billion-dollar infrastructure investment by the State of Ohio and City of Cleveland.

Partnering with the CDC, Burton Bell Carr Development Inc. and multiple other stakeholders in Cleveland, Glass and his students will research the needs and interests of the community and come up with design approaches for the nature reserve.


In the News

SEPTEMBER 23, 2020
Glass continues Cleveland transdisciplinary studio and CRP workshop with Engaged Faculty Fellowship
– Cornell AAP website


Engaged Faculty Fellowship Program

A yearlong cohort program in which faculty dive deep into the theory and practice of community-engaged learning; meet monthly to discuss readings, share projects and workshop challenges; and help transform what it means to teach at Cornell

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