Community Partners-in-Residence (CPR)

Purpose

The Community Partners in Residence (CPR) program is critical to the success of CS3’s work, ensuring that research on solving streetscape problems is developed in partnership with the Harlem community. CPR workshops provide opportunities for interaction and collaboration, where CS3 researchers will share their ideas for improving the quality of life on the streetscape and CPRs will learn about transformative technology. The program is designed for continuous feedback, so that CPRs will play an integrated and continuous role in determining what research gets done and whether research is transformed into practical applications to pilot at the streetscape. It is the convergence between research, community engagement, and social impact that will ensure that all technological applications developed by researchers will adequately reflect and respond to the stated needs of Harlem residents.

CPR Cohort 2023-2024

Angela Dews

Retired (Aging in Place)
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Cicely Harris

NYC Community Board 10
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Curtis Archer

Harlem Community Development Corporation
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Dr. Lena Green

Hope Center
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Gus Chalkias

Helen Keller Services for the Blind
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Janet Rodriguez

SoHarlem
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Jessica Elliott

Manhattan Community Board 11
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Maxine Gillies

STRIVE
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NaTyna Arnold-Lockhart

Eagle Academy for Young Men of Harlem
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Shawn Brannon

NYC Manhattan Borough President's Office - Community Liaison CBs 9 & 10
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Walter T. Alexander

NYC Community Board 9
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Yonette Lewis

Harlem Independent Living Center
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Program Leads

Andrew Smyth

Andrew W. Smyth

Center Director & Principal Investigator; Professor of Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Columbia University
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Barbara Askins

Senior Advisor
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Fernanda Martinez

Associate Director of Inclusive Programs
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