The National Council for Public-Private Partnerships published “Testing Tradition: Assessing the Added Value of Public-Private Partnerships.” The comprehensive white paper looks at history, advantages, disadvantages, misperceptions, and recommendations. (2012)
Skanska USA created a video about how P3s work and why some entities turn to them. The video offers a comprehensive, easy-to-follow introduction to the world of P3s. It’s not about higher ed P3s, specifically, but serves as an effective 101. (Feb. 2015)
Student Housing Business’s “P3s – Not a Fad and here to Stay” is a moderated conversation between five professionals—including both education administrators and developers. The panel is asked questions like which financial models they see most, if certain models are more flexible than others, and how amenities factor into decision-making. (Dec. 2015)
The Bipartisan Policy Center published the report “Public-Private Partnership (P3) Model State Legislation.” According to the report, most states lack legislation that enables P3s. The report offers model legislation that incorporates best practices from around the country; it’s meant as a tool for states considering adopting P3-enabling legislation, and is also very informative for other …
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McKinsey & Company’s Michael Della Rocca wrote “The rising advantage of public-private partnerships”—an article that looks at “why the benefits of P3 project delivery, not just financing, will continue to shift the market in this direction.” Rocca identifies eight recurring challenges that institutions (note: not specifically higher ed institutions) face, and illustrates how P3s can address …
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Student Housing Business’s Randall Shearin wrote “Making Changes Up North: Northern Michigan University is adding 1,228 new beds over the next year in a new P3 that brings its housing closer to its academics and creates a more enticing environment for students” (p.36–38). The article features an interview with two education administrators detailing experience and …
ACUHO-I released a report titled “Forging Partnerships and Avoiding Pitfalls: Evidence-Based Insights for Establishing Effective Public-Private Partnerships.” The report (free for ACUHO-I members) dives into several longer-term experiences with P3s, including more difficult experiences, and offers some lessons learned. The same research appears in a different form in ACUHO-I’s Journal of College and University Student …
New York Times’ Lauren Herstik wrote “U.S.C. Expands in a ‘Neglected’ Neighborhood, Promising Jobs and More—an article that looks “an ambitious test of a public-private partnership hoping to remake a historically underserved neighborhood.” (Aug. 2017)
The Ohio State University and the University of California, Merced were recognized at the P3 Awards Dinner in Washington, DC for their contributions to the sector. Ohio State won for its Comprehensive Energy Management Project, while UC Merced was recognized as a runner-up in the Government Agency of the Year category for its Merced 2020 …
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Shepherd University in West Virginia marked the official opening of its new Potomac Place Residence Hall with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on a beautiful fall Saturday morning. The 80,000 square foot facility has just under 300 beds, and also features a classroom, student lounges, study rooms and Internet/wi-fi capabilities. The Shepherd University Foundation Supporting Organization (SUFSO) …
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