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The Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service embodies the University of Virginia's
commitment to serve the people of the Commonwealth. The Center’s
mission is to anticipate and forecast change and to serve as a resource
to those who need to recognize and address that change.
The Center traces its ancestry to the Bureau of Public Administration, created at the University in 1931.The
mission is pursued through the provision of policy analysis, applied
research, technical assistance, leadership development, survey
research, consultation, and training for state and local officials,
community leaders, as well as members of the general public. The Center's 65 member staff
includes experts in public policy and management, leadership,
demographics, economics and finance, politics, organizational
development, survey research, and workforce issues. The staff members,
located in Charlottesville, Richmond, Danville, and Wise, perform their work through the individual operating units listed below:
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Location of and Directions to the Cooper Center's Charlottesville Office
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August 2009: a new issue of the Virginia News Letter, Democratic Government Can Be Lost if It is Not Understood: The Case for Bolstering Civic Education in the Old Dominion, is available in pdf.
June 2009: the pdf of a presentation of Economic Trends for the Roanoke Chamber of Commerce is available.
May 2009: Transfer of Development Rights for Albemarle County Discussion Summary Report is available in pdf.
May 2009: a new issue of The Virginia News Letter, Crime Prevention in Virginia, is available in pdf.
April 2009: a new issue of The Virginia News Letter, Virginia's Diverse and Growing Older Population, is available in pdf.
March 2009: A new Demographics and Workforce study, Counting Virginia's High School Dropouts: Understanding the New Methods & The Bigger Numbers, is available in pdf.
February 2009: a new issue of The Virginia News Letter, Gerrymandering's Long History in Virginia: Will This Decade Mark the End?, is available in pdf.
February 2009: The Economic Climate: A Wintery Mix. PDF from a presentation to the Virginia Local Government Management Association on 2/19
Our main Charlottesville offices are located at:
Physical Address:
2400 Old Ivy Road
Room 220
Charlottesville, VA 22903 Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 400206
Charlottesville, VA 22904-4206 Reception Phone: 434.982.5522
Fax: 434.982.5524
Click on the map for a printable map and directions. 
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COOPER CENTER