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MR. DEAN W. STRICKLAND DR. JACQUELINE S. WALSH

Changing with the Times: Promoting

Meaningful Collaboration between

Universities and Community Partners

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www.grenfell.mun.ca

What is the role of the university?

A robust economy leads to a greater standard of living and improved

social programs.

Industry is an important community partner. Universities are

increasingly being called upon to

become economic catalysts.

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Conference Board of Canada (2012) cites that improved university-

industry collaboration as a key ingredient to promote innovation and competitiveness.

Canadian

universities- changing

with the

times OECD (2012) reports the need to close the commercialization gap between academic and applied research.

Jenkins (2011) states that “Canada needs a fundamentally new

approach to building public-private

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www.grenfell.mun.ca

Transforming the culture of the university

“Canadian universities lag behind their US counterparts in generating technology transfer between

academic research and companies.

With innovation and productivity at the forefront of the Canadian public policy agenda, it is crucial that

governments create the right

incentives for university researchers to pursue research that can

eventually be commercialized.”

C.D. Howe Institute (2013)

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Spending

on Research in Canada

• How much do we spend on research in Canada?

• How do we place?

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www.grenfell.mun.ca

Commercial ization of

Research

• Appears to be increasing pressure(s) for greater

commercialization of research.

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The Role of the University

• Is there a need for change to the role of universities?

• What would such change look

like?

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