Wright Center Community Engaged Research Seminar Series
Wright Center Community Engaged Research Seminar Series
The Wright Center for Clinical and Translational Research provides professional development support to early career faculty. In 2020 and 2021 the center offered a three-part Community Engaged Research (CEnR) Seminar Series, allowing VCU junior faculty and researchers to receive training in CEnR – to help them apply the principles of CEnR to their own clinical and translational research.
The goal of the CEnR Seminar Series is to increase the number of VCU junior faculty and researchers who comprehend CEnR and apply CEnR approaches to their research context. Faculty will be able to:
- Explain and recognize the what of and why of CEnR
- Outline how to develop and sustain CEnR relationships via engagement, trust building, and setting mutual goals and priorities
- Consider and analyze ethical and practical implications of CEnR
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68 plays 0Participants will be introduced to multiple ethical and practical considerations for conducting CEnR. In addition, students will be provided with strategies for training… -
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40 plays 0Seminar Description Participants are introduced to the importance of collaborations and building community relationships. We will discuss strategies on how to enhance… -
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101 playsParticipants are introduced to the conditions and contexts for Community-Engaged Research (CEnR) while exploring the fundamental principles and approaches of CEnR and…
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