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online resource for publishing diverse products of community engaged scholarship
now available! CES4Health.info's peer review process helps to ensure products
"count" in promotion and tenure decisions and make a difference in communities.
Click here to read the press
release. Click here to submit products,
search for products, and apply to be a peer reviewer. Nominations
Due Feb 1, 2010 for CCPH Annual Award! The award recognizes an exemplary community-campus
partnership that others can aspire to. Click here
for details. Cosponsors, Exhibitors and Advertisers Sought for CCPH Conference!
CCPH conference participants are eager for the latest knowledge and resources
that support them in their work. Cosponsors, exhibitors and advertisers consistently
rate the conference as a "worthwhile investment" and "one of the
best" for making lasting contacts. Click here
to check out the many options available. The August 2009 issue of Metropolitan
Universities Journal features 9 articles from CCPH's Community-Engaged Scholarship
(CES) for Health Collaborative! The Collaborative focused on building capacity
for CES in higher educational institutions, with an explicit focus on the faculty
promotion and tenure system. Click here
to read two free articles from the issue. Click here
to learn more about the Collaborative.
The
latest issue of Partnership Matters newsletter
is chock full of timely grant, conference and publication announcements. Click
here to check it out. To
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Collaborating for Healthy Communities As
a long-term resident of the New Haven, Connecticut area, CCPH member Stephen
Updegrove is committed to improving health in his local community through
a variety of partnerships and collaborations. He is involved in the Office of
Community-Based Research and Engagement at Yale University, the Wellness Committee
of the New Haven Public Schools, and the New Haven Health Department. In his interview,
Steve discusses the innovative work being done through each organization, and
how they are combining efforts to change health. Steve shares his hopes that as
this "web of collaborations becomes increasingly stitched together,"
further improvements in the health of his community will be achieved. To
read more about Steve's work and the collaborations he's involved in, click here.
To read about previous Featured Members,
click here.
If you would like to be a Featured Member, or would like to refer a colleague,
please email CCPH at ccphuw@u.washington.edu.
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Join CCPH at these upcoming events!
Join us for CCPH's 11th Conference,
May 12-15, 2010 in Portland, Oregon! "Creating the Future We Want to
Be: Transformation through Partnerships" will convene hundreds of community
and campus partners for skill-building, networking and agenda-setting! Joining
us as a major partner is the Portland-based Northwest Health Foundation. Click
here for details. Elder Atum Azzahir
is the CCPH Conference Opening Keynote Speaker! Elder Atum is Executive Director
of the Powderhorn Phillips Cultural Wellness Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota,
which works to "unleash the power of citizens to heal themselves and build
community." Click here
to learn more! Save the Date for CUexpo 2011! "Community-University
Partnerships: Bringing Global Perspectives to Local Action," May 11-15, 2011
in Waterloo Region, Ontario. CCPH is fully supporting this Canadian-led conference
in lieu of our own major one that year.
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