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June 3, 2005 Volume VII ● Issue 11 Message From Our Executive Director Community-Campus
Partnerships for Health UW Box 354809 Seattle, WA 98195-4809 Tel. (206)
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Bureau of Health Professions Announces Achievement Awards at 1st
All-Grantee Conference CCPH Board Member
Emeritus Hilda Heady Recognized for Expanding Community-Based Training in
West Virginia Ten
outstanding individuals were recognized on June 2 for their commitment to the
health professions and to helping improve access to quality health care for
all. The awards were announced at the
Bureau of Health Professions’ First All-Grantee Conference in Washington, D.C. Five award winners are profiled below and
the remaining five will be featured in our next newsletter issue.
The
Health Professions Distinguished Service Award was given to Dr. Louis Sullivan for his
exceptional and sustained contributions to advancing the health professional
workforce. Dr. Sullivan is the
founding Dean and first President of Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM). With the exception of his tenure as
Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services from 1989-1993,
Dr. Sullivan was President of MSM for over two decades. He chairs the Sullivan Commission on Diversity in the
Healthcare Workforce. An
Achievement Award for Improving the Diversity of the Health Workforce was
given to Dr. Billy Ballard,
Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education at Meharry Medical College
(MMC). More than 15 percent of
African Americans who receive degrees in medicine and dentistry each year are
MMC graduates. Of over 3,700 living
MMC alumni, 78 percent practice in lower socioeconomic and disadvantaged
urban and rural communities, and more than 50 percent practice in primary
care fields. MMC alumni are faculty
members at 55 U.S. medical schools, and the college educates a majority of
African American medical school faculty. An Achievement
Award for Improving the Diversity of the Health Workforce was given to Ms. Iral Porter, Assistant Dean of
the Office of Cultural Enhancement and Diversity at the University of Kansas
School of Medicine. She has more than
30 years’ experience in administering programs to motivate disadvantaged
students to choose health careers, including as Director of the University’s
Health Careers Pathways Program and Center of Excellence for Minority Medical
Education. The former has addressed
the needs of nearly 4,000 disadvantaged students seeking entry into the
health professions, the latter has retained and graduated 95 percent of its
minority students and increased its minority faculty from 24 in 1998 to 39 in
2003. An
Achievement Award for Expanding Interdisciplinary Health Education was given
to Dr. Thomas Cavalieri, Professor
of Medicine and Chair of the Department of Medicine at the University of
Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey-School of Osteopathic Medicine. In 1989, under his leadership, the
School’s Center for Aging became the first osteopathic medical school to
receive a federal grant to support an interdisciplinary geriatric fellowship
program, involving geriatric medicine, dentistry and psychiatry. The Center was subsequently awarded a
grant to launch the New Jersey Geriatric Education Center, which has
established partnerships across the state to expand interdisciplinary geriatric
education opportunities for health professionals of all disciplines. MESSAGE FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
For details on these new listings
and all previously listed upcoming events, visit CCPH’s
CONFERENCE PAGE Join
CCPH at these upcoming events!
June 1-3, 2005
● Bureau of Health Professions
First All-Grantee Conference, Washington, DC.
CCPH executive
director Sarena Seifer will be presenting the findings and recommendations of the Commission
on Community-Engaged Scholarship in the Health Professions on Friday
June 3 from 10-11:30am. CCPH will also be exhibiting. Stop by and see us at
Booth #18. Additional information about the conference. To
learn more about the Commission and its report on Linking
Scholarship and Communities, visit http://depts.washington.edu/ccph/kellogg3.html June 22-23, 2005 ● CCPH Consultant
Margot Stein
will facilitate a Service-Learning Workshop for faculty, students and
community partners of the University of Puerto Rico School of Dentistry in
San Juan. Margot is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Dentistry and has served as
Curriculum Director for the school’s Robert Wood Johnson Foundation-funded
Pipeline, Profession and Practice Project for the past three years. This
project has developed community partnerships for educating dental students in
community-based settings, and for recruiting a more diverse applicant pool
into dentistry. Contact CCPH
to arrange a customized workshop or consultation through the CCPH
Consultancy Network. Learn more about service-learning in dental education. June 27-July 1, 2005 ● CCPH Executive
Director Sarena Seifer will be leading a workshop during the National
Area Health Education Center (AHEC) Organization Leadership Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The
workshop, "Becoming an Engaged Institution: A Strategic Approach to
Community-Campus Partnerships," will take place on Thursday, June 30,
from 8:30 to 11:45 AM. Learn more about engaged
institutions. September 19-21, 2005 ● Community
Based Collaborative Research Conference, Portland, OR. CCPH is
a co-sponsor. The Call for Proposals is due July 1. Call for Proposals New
Event Listings For details on
these new listings and all previously listed upcoming events, visit CCPH’s CONFERENCE PAGE June 14, 2005 ● 12:00
p.m. Eastern
● Interview and Live Webcast
with NIH Director Dr. Elias Zerhouni June 16, 2005 ● 12:00
p.m. Eastern
● ACHI Education Audio Conference: Outcomes from a Logic Model: A
Collaborative Success with Kathy Tiernan, 2004 CCPH Award Recipient June 21, 2005 ● 8:00
p.m. Eastern
● Showtime for Education: Tune in to Service-Learning August 4-6, 2005 ● National Conference on Volunteering and Service, Washington,
DC October 28-29, 2005 ● Optimizing Global Health through
Nursing Science in Chicago, IL December 4-6, 2005 ● Second Annual International
Conference on Social Science Research, Orlando, FL Walking the Talk:
Achieving the Promise of Authentic Partnerships May 31-June 3, 2006 ● Minneapolis, MN USA http://depts.washington.edu/ccph/savethedate.html
The May 2005 issue
of Physical Therapy Magazine features an article on service-learning in
physical therapy education that highlights many CCPH member programs. The article
is posted on CCPH's service-learning resources page along with
examples of service-learning programs and course syllabi in physical therapy
and other health professional fields. The European Forum
for Primary Care was initiated in early 2005 by a group of interested parties from
Belgium, the UK and the Netherlands. It quickly expanded to include
representatives from France, Estonia, Italy and Denmark. Among which
are practitioners and management, policymakers and researchers. The
Forum seeks to expand its membership and thereby to become a leading
force for in Primary Care in Europe. If you would like to find out more
about the European Forum for Primary Care please
have a look on our website: www.euprimarycare.org. Via the
website you can register as member of the Forum. If you would need further
information, please to not hesitate to contact them: info@euprimarycare Making Sense of Mental
Health Want
to keep up on the latest mental health news, research, and policy? Subscribe
to the weekly e-mail briefing "Making Sense of Mental Health" by
writing to Tanya Ott, the WBHM news director. The weekly is
sponsored by public radio station WBHM-FM in Birmingham, Alabama and is part
of a larger collaboration among WBHM, The University of Alabama at Birmingham
School of Public Health, and Oasis Women's Counseling Center. Its purpose is
to increase awareness about mental health issues. Learn more online about
this Sound Partners' project. Bid on a Beautiful Quilt
and Support Health Care for the Homeless Clinicians’ Network To
help raise money for our organization, the Health Care for the Homeless
Clinicians' Network, Steering Committee member Judith Allen, DMD, designed,
quilted and donated A fabulous work of art. You may bid for the quilt on eBay.
Bidding is already underway and continues until this Saturday morning, June
4, at 9:30 AM eastern time. NIH Announces New
Clinical and Translational Sciences Initiative The
National Institutes of Health (NIH) have introduced an initiative to enhance
the discipline of clinical and translational sciences. The NIH National
Center for Research Resources sought the advice of the biomedical research
community on ways the NIH can foster the clinical and translational sciences
into a new academic discipline, promote the training of clinical and
translational investigators, expand resources for clinical and translational
research, and improve inter-institutional collaborations. Additional information
Senior Program Officer/Specialist, Governance, Equity and
Health – International Development Research Centre (IDRC) IDRC's
Governance, Equity and Health programme initiative supports research in
developing countries to promote equitable provision of public health and
health care services. The programme includes research on financing, delivery,
access and governance challenges across a number of themes and regions. They
are looking for a dynamic, self-motivated colleague to complement their
team's strong public health, governance and social science capacity with
knowledge in health or social sector financing and economics. The successful
candidate will work across regions and thematic areas addressed by the
programme, but will be particularly involved in developing their portfolio on
fair financing of health and social services, including political and
governance dimensions, with a focus on Latin America and the Caribbean. Additional information. New Grants Alert announced in
this newsletter are noted with an asterisk (*) * Colorectal Cancer Screening Demonstration Program
– Deadline: June 8 (LOI) - Funding Opportunity Number: CDC-RFA-AA030
- The purpose of this program is to establish demonstration programs to
increase population-based CRC screening among persons 50 years and older in
geographically defined areas and to focus screening efforts on person with
low incomes and inadequate or no health insurance coverage for CRC screening.
Full Announcement Grants Available to Youth
– Deadline: June 13 – Youth
Service America and Youth Venture are teaming up to make everyday National
Youth Service Day by providing start-up funds for sustainable projects to
youth. Application and information * Community-Based Abstinence Education Program
– Deadline: June 20 - Funding Opportunity Number:
HHS-2005-ACF-ACYF-AE-0099 The
Family and Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) is accepting applications to provide
support to public and private entities for the development and implementation
of the Community-Based Abstinence Education Program for adolescents, ages 12
through 18, in communities across the country. Full Announcement The Agency for Healthcare
Research and Quality (AHRQ) Funding Announcement – Deadline: June 22 - AHRQ
has announced ongoing extramural grants for research, demonstration,
dissemination, and evaluation projects.
For more information, please click here. AHRQ
has a database at through which you may access abstracts for active AHRQ
grants in your state. * Health Promotion and Diabetes Prevention Projects for
American Indian/Alaska Native Communities: Adaptations of Practical Community
Environmental Indicators – Deadline: June 23 (LOI) - Funding Opportunity Number: CDC-RFA-AA029
- The purpose of the program is to strengthen local capacity of American
Indian/Alaska Native communities in implementing limited practical community
environmental interventions for health promotion and diabetes prevention. Full Announcement. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Local Initiative Funding
Partners Program - Deadline:
June 30 - Local Initiative Funding Partners is a partnership
program between RWJF and local grantmakers that supports innovative,
community-based projects to improve the health and health care for society's
most vulnerable people. Complete
information Grants to Tribes, Tribal
Organizations, and Migrant Programs for Community-Based Child Abuse
Prevention Programs –
Deadline: July 5 – The funds must support more effective and
comprehensive child abuse prevention activities and family support services,
including an emphasis on strengthening marriages and reaching out to include
fathers, that will enhance the lives and ensure the safety and well-being of
migrant and Native American children and their families. Additional
information Call for Applications –
ETA to Award Grants to Help Colleges Train Workers for High-Growth Jobs – Deadline: July 6 – The federal Employment and
Training Administration will be awarding $125 million in grants to community
colleges who partner with employers and others to train more people for
high-growth fields, such as health care. The Community-Based Job
Training Grants will be used to build the capacity of community colleges to
train workers to develop the skills needed to succeed in high-growth
occupations and fields where demand for qualified workers is outstripping
supply. The funds will support both capacity building and training
activities. Details
* Projects that Improve Child Well-Being by Fostering
Healthy Marriages within Native Communities Grant
– Deadline: July 8 - The primary objectives of these projects are pre-marital
education, marriage education and relationship skills for youth, adults, and
couples. Project components may include but are not limited to: healthy
relationship skills, communication skills, conflict resolution, foster
parenting, marital counseling, abstinence education, and fatherhood
accountability. Additional
information * Call for Applications from ENACCT
– Deadline: July 11 - The Education Network to Advance Cancer
Clinical Trials (ENACCT) announces the launch of its Pilot Education Program
(PEP), a new funding opportunity for cancer clinical trials education
efforts. With funding from the Lance Armstrong Foundation, ENACCT will award
a total of $450,000 to 3 community based Partnerships to develop unique
approaches to foster awareness about cancer treatment clinical trials;
enhance their acceptability; and improve access to them. The Partnerships
will receive ongoing technical assistance, evaluation and training services
provided by ENACCT staff. The preliminary application, as well as promotional
material about the grant program can be found at http://www.enacct.org/appguide. Call for Proposals:
Substance Abuse Policy Research Program – Round X – Deadline: August 23 - The
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s program is designed to encourage experts in
public health, law, political science, medicine, sociology, criminal justice,
economics, psychology and other behavioral and policy sciences to address
issues related to substance abuse. Additional
information Women Helping Others
(WHO) Foundation Grants –
Deadline: Sept 13 – WHO supports grass-roots charities serving the
overlooked needs of women and children. Specific projects and programs
addressing health, education and social service needs are the priority of the
WHO Foundation. The Foundation recognizes the value of new programs created
to respond to changing needs and will consider funding projects of an
original or pioneering nature within an existing organization. Additional information The Charles Frueauff
Foundation 2005 Grants - Deadline:
Sept 15 The Charles Frueauff Foundation focuses on at-risk youths
in all its funding categories: education, health, and social services.
Tutoring, sexual-health and job-training initiatives receive preference. International Research
Collaboration Behavioral, Social Sciences – Deadline: Sept 21 - Funder's Fund ID: PAR-05-073 -
An important role of the Fogarty International Research Collaboration (FIC)is
to foster discovery and reduce global health disparities through the support
of international cooperation across the continuum of basic, clinical and
applied biomedical, and health sciences. Additional
information Collaborative Multisite
Research in Addiction (COMRAD) –
Deadline: Oct 1 - The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)
seeks to increase the collaboration of investigators at two or more sites in
order to address critical issues in the epidemiology, services, and
prevention of substance abuse and related disorders that require sample sizes
greater than a single site can reasonably attain. Complete
Announcement National Library of
Medicine (NLM) Grants for Scholarly Works in Biomedicine and Health - Deadlines: Nov 1 - The
NLM Grants are awarded for the preparation of book-length manuscripts and
other scholarly works of value to US health professionals, public health
officials, biomedical researchers, and historians of the health sciences. For
more information, click here. Cancer Education (R25E)
Grants Program –
Deadline: Multiple - Funding Opportunity Number:
PAR-05-065 - Educational
and research dissemination activities are essential components of the
National Cancer Institute's efforts to reduce morbidity and mortality due to
cancer. The PHS 398 application
instructions are available in an interactive format. For
further assistance contact GrantsInfo,
Telephone (301) 435-0714. Link to Full Announcement Social and Cultural
Dimensions of Health –
Deadline: Multiple - Funding
Opportunity Number: PA-05-029 - The ultimate goal of
this National Institutes of Health program announcement is to encourage the
development of health research that integrates knowledge from the biomedical
and social sciences. The PHS 398 application instructions are
available online in an interactive format. For further
assistance contact GrantsInfo@nih.gov. Link to Full Announcement. The National Institutes
of Health (NIH): Research Supplements to Promote Diversity in Health-Related
Research –
Deadline: Open - Principal investigators holding specific types
of NIH research grants (listed in the full announcement) are eligible for
available funds for administrative supplements to improve the diversity of
the research workforce by supporting and recruiting students, postdoctorates,
and eligible investigators from groups that have been shown to be
underrepresented. For details, click here. Common Counsel's Grantee
Exchange Fund (GXF) –
Deadline: Open - GXF provides discretionary small grants to
build bridges between grassroots organizations throughout the United States
to encourage social change organizations to seek technical assistance from
one another, and to help build regional and national networks among
organizations. Complete
information. Community Participation
in Research –
Deadlines: May 17, 2006, 2007 - A number of federal
agencies, including NIH, CDC and AHRQ have collaborated in the release of
program announcement PAR-05-026 on Community Participation in Research. The
goal of this PAR is to support research on health promotion, disease prevention,
and health disparities that is jointly conducted by communities and
researchers. Click here for
details. To view the edited notes
and audiofile from a technical assistance conference call for prospective
applicants held on January 28, 2005, click here. New Calls for Submissions announced in this newsletter are noted
with an asterisk (*) * Hispanic Health Professions Students Wanted for CDC
Internship Program – Deadline: June 5 - The
Hispanic-Serving Health Professions Schools (HSHPS) are accepting
applications for nine available positions in the 2005 HSHPS/Centers for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Student Internship Program. This
eight-week internship experience is intended to equip Hispanic health
professions students with research and clinical experiences directed at improving
the health of Hispanic populations. Additional information Call for Entries for Association of American Medical Colleges
(AAMC) Innovations in Medical Education Exhibits – Deadline: June 10 - The
AAMC is seeking submissions to be showcased Nov. 6-7, 2005 in conjunction
with the association's annual meeting in Washington, D.C. The exhibits
provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and activities in medical
education, and serve to encourage communication among colleagues. Additional information or contact Caroline
Ford Coleman. * Call for Abstracts for Optimizing Global Health
through Nursing Science Conference – Deadline: June 15 -
Abstracts may be submitted on any global, global-relevant, or cross-cultural
local health and nursing topic.
Presentation and poster sessions plus think tankgroup sessions will be
held. Any questions may be directed to: Olga Sorokin. Additional information * HEART Call for Applications
- Deadline: June 15 - The Humanistic Elective in alternative
medicine, Activism and Reflective Transformation (HEART), will provide 25
fourth-year medical students demonstrating an aptitude and interest in
complementary and alternative medicine, social justice and activism,
intentional community building, humanism and/or personal growth a unique and
wonderful way to conclude their medical school career and prepare for
residency. Additional information Call for Abstracts for 2nd Annual Asian American
Health Conference –
Deadline: June 15 – The New York University Center for the Study of
Asian American Health is currently seeking abstracts for the conference that
will take place September 23-24, 2005 in New York City. Contact Sapna Pandya, MPH or Noilyn Abesamis for details. Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Seeks Award Nominations –
Deadline: June 15 - The
ACGME is seeking nominations for a new annual award to honor an outstanding
designated institutional official (DIO). The Courage to Lead Award will
recognize a DIO who has demonstrated excellence in overseeing residency
programs at his or her sponsoring institution. Nominees must have at least
five years of experience. Additional information *Proposal
Reviewers Sought for New Grant Program –
Deadline: June 17
- The Education Network to Advance
Cancer Clinical Trials (ENACCT) is now seeking individuals with
experience and expertise in community outreach, community partnerships,
community-based participatory research and clinical trial education to
voluntarily serve as proposal reviewers. The selected reviewers will have a
unique opportunity to apply their experience and expertise, enjoy an
intellectual challenge and strengthen their proposal development skills while
assisting an important new initiative to invest public resources wisely. CCPH is a partner in the program. For
more information about being a proposal reviewer, including key dates related
to the review process and expectations of reviewers, please email ccphuw@u.washington.edu. Request for Proposals:
2005 AIDS Community Information Outreach – Deadline: June 17 - The National Library of
Medicine (NLM) announced the solicitation of proposals from community-based
organizations and libraries to design and conduct projects that will improve
access to HIV/AIDS related health information for patients, the affected
community, and their caregivers. Additional information Call for Papers for Encyclopedia on Racial
and Ethnic Social Justice – Deadline: June 30 - Proposed entries requested for a two-volume encyclopedia on racial and
ethnic social justice in the United States. Contact A. Aguirre Jr. * National Governors Association (NGA) Request for
Applications: Improving Outcomes for Young Adults with Disabilities Policy
Academy – Deadline: July 1 -
The NGA Center for Best Practices invites states to apply for its upcoming
policy academy on improving outcomes for young adults with disabilities, aged
14 to 30. This academy will provide
teams of leaders from six states a special opportunity to identify weaknesses
in their state's current policies and practices and to develop and begin
implementing realistic strategies for improvement. Contact: Lindsey Woolsey. Call for Proposals for
Community Based Collaborative Research Conference – Deadline: July 1 – The conference
will take place September 19-21, 2005 in Portland, OR and is sponsored by the
Northwest Health Foundation, co-sponsors include Community-Campus
Partnerships for Health. Call for
Proposals * Call for Abstracts
for 4th International Conference on Urban Health – Deadline: July 29 – The conference will take place
October 26-28, 2005 in Toronto, ON, Canada. This year’s conference theme is
Achieving Social Justice in Urban Communities. Information on submitting an
abstract. * Has Your Research Made a Difference? AcademyHealth
Requests Nominations for HSR Impact Award - Deadline: July 29 – The Award recognizes
outstanding research that has been successfully translated into health
policy, management, or clinical practice and, as a result, had a positive
impact on health and health care. Additional information 2005-2006 CDC/SOPHE Fellowships in Injury and Violence
Prevention - Deadline: July 31 - One year fellowships. Fellows will work at their own
institutions on research or practice-based projects that consider
unintentional injury prevention or violence prevention from the perspectives
of health education or behavioral science. Additional information The Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation 2005 Physician Faculty Scholars Program – Deadline: August 1 - To
strengthen the leadership and academic productivity of junior medical school
faculty who are dedicated to improving health and health care. Funding: Up to
$300,000 over three years. For more information, click here. Fulbright Scholar Program for Faculty and
Professionals Public Health Awards – Deadline: August 1 - Research, lecturing, and
lecturing-research awards are being offered in public health for academic
year 2006-2007. Specific "Public
Health" awards are available in Canada, China, Hungary, India, and
Ukraine. Public health is also among the requested specializations for awards
in the social sciences or sciences, public administration, and mountain
studies in other countries, and in the multi-country regional research programs
in Africa and the Middle East/South Asia. Visit the CIES for more information. Request an application. The Clarence H. Moore Award for Voluntary Service – Deadline: August 15 - To
recognize the benefits that the voluntary/non-governmental sector contributes
to the public health mission and to improving the lives of the peoples of the
Americas, the Pan American Health and Education Foundation established the
Clarence H. Moore Award. This award calls attention to the achievements of
NGOs operating in Latin America and the Caribbean in public health, and
celebrates these achievements. Additional information Community Colleges Invited to Apply for MetLife Foundation
Community College Excellence Award - Deadline: August 31 - The Award celebrates and
highlights the accomplishments of colleges that are helping less-advantaged
youth and adults succeed and advance in college and careers. The award
recognizes community colleges whose policies and practices provide pathways
to opportunity for large numbers of individuals. Visit the Jobs for the Future for
details. Call for Nominations for the Fifth Annual Delta Omega Award
for Innovative Public Health Curriculum – Deadline: Sept 2 – As part of its efforts to
promote excellence in public health education, research and practice, Delta
Omega created this award to highlight public health courses that are
integrative, practice-oriented, and multi-disciplinary. Additional information * Award Available for Best Medical Student Paper in
Preventive Medicine – Deadline: Sept 20 - The American College
of Preventive Medicine (ACPM) is offering an award for the best paper on
preventive medicine written by a medical student. The winning paper will be
published in the American Journal of preventive Medicine. The author will
receive a $1000 prize and will be honored at the ACPM's annual meeting. All
prevention-related topics will be considered. Additional information,
contact: Erica Frank. Journal of Interprofessional Care (JIC) Call for Papers - A
Competition for Students –
Deadline: Sept 30 - JIC
invites teams of student authors from pre and post-licensure programs in any
country to submit manuscripts to be considered for publication in a special
supplement. CCPH's executive director Sarena D. Seifer serves on the
Journal's North American editorial board. Journal's Notes for Contributors
Questions? student.competition@ubc.ca
* Call for Papers: The
International Journal of Public Sector Management Special Issue on Knowledge
Management and Mobilization: Emergence, Experiments,
Incentives, Infrastructure and Strategies - Deadline: Oct 31 -
Issues of importance, addressed at an international,
national, regional or provincial, or local level. Guest
editor: CCPH
Member Peter
Levesque, Knowledge Exchange Specialist, Centre of Excellence
for Child and Youth Mental Health, Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario,
Ottawa, Canada. Details * Call for Papers:
Action Research Special Issue: Insider Action Research - Deadline: Nov 1 - Seeking contributions from people
who have undertaken action research in their own organizational systems
(organization, association, community, family). Seeking contributions from
across organizational sectors including business, education, healthcare,
nursing, social work, voluntary, aid and development, arts, public service,
community development, and from any position on a hierarchical ladder. Details
Call for Papers for the National Civic Review - Deadline: Ongoing –
The journal publishes essays and reports written by civic activists,
community practitioners, theorists, and scholars in the fields of public
administration, community building, political reform, government, and social
problem solving. Additional
information Call for Papers for COMM-ORG – Deadline: Ongoing - COMM-ORG is the On-Line Conference on Community
Organizing and Development. Are you writing a paper, thesis, or dissertation
on: community organizing, community development, community planning,
community-based research, and/or a related area? COMM-ORG is looking for
papers to post on the COMM-ORG Papers page.
To submit a paper, contact the editor, Randy Stoecker. You can also find out more by clicking here. CCPH
Members receive discounts on publications by Jossey-Bass as well as
all CCPH
publications
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