The Association of Urban Universities held its second conference in Cincinnati, November 15-17, 1915. The program, focusing on a consideration of training for public service, had three subdivisions: (1) the needs for cooperation between the university and the city governments in providing training for public service; (2) methods of training; and (3) the results of cooperative training. This bulletin provides abridged forms of some of the papers read at the conference. It also includes welcoming remarks by the city's Mayor and responses by the chancellors of the University of Buffalo and the University of Toronto; and supplementary reports of six typical urban universities: Municipal University of Akron; Brown University; University of Denver; The University of Minnesota; Syracuse University; and Western Reserve University. Appended is a substantial bibliography with special reference to the problems, field work, and community duties of urban universities (Harry A. Rider). (Contains 1 footnote.) [Best copy available has been provided.]