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Community Engaged Research Workshop. Problem Solving to Better Serve Your Community. Workshop Goal & Objectives.
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Community Engaged Research Workshop Problem Solving to Better Serve Your Community
Workshop Goal & Objectives Goal: To explore the concept of community engaged research, its principles, and benefits it has for empowering participants to return to their communities and increase the effectiveness of community-university relationships. Objectives: By the end of the workshop you should be able to: • Describe research and the principles of community engaged research in a relevant and meaningful way to your Indiana community constituents. • Explain how participating in research can help organizations better serve their community to improve the health of Indiana citizens. • Identify the roles and responsibilities needed in order to develop successful community-university partnerships. • Identify resources and contact available to assist you in developing and maintaining community-university partnerships, including the role of Indiana CTSI CHEP.
Scenario John has a 18 year old son Tim who is ready to begin looking at colleges. Tim is currently undecided about his major, but has interests in social work. Tim has a part-time job as a bank teller. If you were John, what would you do to help Tim make a decision about college and his future career?
Elevator Speech Your community organization is participating in a research project that will improve the health of your community constituents and you need their participation. In 30 seconds to 2 minutes what and how would you communicate to your community about the benefits of participating in research. Groups of 3 will practice by having each person take a turn presenting his/her elevator speech while the others observe. A few minutes later ask them what they remember and think. Revise and keep practicing.
Case Study Questions • What are the benefits to the community organization? • What are alternative steps they could have taken or could be used to conduct the project? • What strategies were used or will be used to engaged the community? • What alternative mechanisms/tools could have been or could be used to engage the community? • What are the strengths/weaknesses of these tools/mechanisms and strategies that were used or will be used?
Resource Questions • Resources & Contacts you know of • Resources & Contacts you would like to work with or don’t know/have
CTSI & CHEP Resources • Collaboration Opportunities • Education & Training • Access to Partners • Consultation Services • Promotion of Community Events • Regulatory & Ethics Support
Thank you for attending! Please be sure to: • Fill out your evaluation • Turn in your name tag • Contact us at chep@iupui.edu for assistance!