Proposals
due Nov 28 for C2UExpo! C2UExpo (Community, College,
University-Exposition), is a bi-annual 3-day conference, showcasing the best
practices in community-campus partnerships worldwide. C2UExpo 2015 will take
place May 26-29, 2015 in Ottawa, Ontario. Click here for
information on submitting a proposal. The theme for this conference is Citizen
Solutions for a Better World, with a specific focus on community-campus
partnerships as key drivers for policy change. As we did in 2013, CCPH is supporting
C2UExpo in lieu of our own conference next year. CCPH members will receive a
15% discount on registration fees. If you're planning to attend C2UExpo and
aren't a CCPH member, join today.
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Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Community Partnership Conference
Community-engaged research and community-based learning require robust partnerships to support the shared work in the community. Campus Community Partnerships for Health is co-sponsoring an upcoming conference, the C2UExpo, that will highlight campus-community partnerships. Please see the announcement and call for proposals below.
Proposals
due Nov 28 for C2UExpo! C2UExpo (Community, College,
University-Exposition), is a bi-annual 3-day conference, showcasing the best
practices in community-campus partnerships worldwide. C2UExpo 2015 will take
place May 26-29, 2015 in Ottawa, Ontario. Click here for
information on submitting a proposal. The theme for this conference is Citizen
Solutions for a Better World, with a specific focus on community-campus
partnerships as key drivers for policy change. As we did in 2013, CCPH is supporting
C2UExpo in lieu of our own conference next year. CCPH members will receive a
15% discount on registration fees. If you're planning to attend C2UExpo and
aren't a CCPH member, join today.
Proposals
due Nov 28 for C2UExpo! C2UExpo (Community, College,
University-Exposition), is a bi-annual 3-day conference, showcasing the best
practices in community-campus partnerships worldwide. C2UExpo 2015 will take
place May 26-29, 2015 in Ottawa, Ontario. Click here for
information on submitting a proposal. The theme for this conference is Citizen
Solutions for a Better World, with a specific focus on community-campus
partnerships as key drivers for policy change. As we did in 2013, CCPH is supporting
C2UExpo in lieu of our own conference next year. CCPH members will receive a
15% discount on registration fees. If you're planning to attend C2UExpo and
aren't a CCPH member, join today.
Friday, January 10, 2014
Community-Campus Partnerships Award - Call for Nominations
Community Campus Partnerships for Health sponsors an annual award to exemplary partnerships. Please
Applications are due Feb 10, 2014 for the
Community-Campus Partnerships for Health Annual Award! Exemplary partnerships
from anywhere in the world that are striving to overcome the root causes of
health, social, environmental and economic inequalities are invited to apply
for the award, presented at the 13th international CCPH conference, April
30-May 3, 2014 in Chicago.
For more information about the award, please visit https://ccph.memberclicks.net/annual-award
For more information about the conference, please visit https://ccph.memberclicks.net/conference-overview
Questions? Write us at award@ccph.info
Monday, January 6, 2014
FLOWHE Quarterly Meeting in January
FLOWHE, the Florida Office of Women in Higher Education, the Northeast Chapter, will hold their quarterly meeting on January 10th, 2014.FOCUS ON NUTRITION & FITNESS
A Free Professional Development Forum with
A Panel Discussion from Brooks College of Health
Panelists:
Corinne Labyak, Ph.D
Jenna Braddock, MSH, RD, CSSD, LD/N
Jenifer Ross, MSH, RD, LD/N
Jill McCann, MSH, RD, LD/N
Friday, January 10, 2014
11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Student Union, Building 58W, Room 3703
Open to All Faculty & Staff
Register at tinyurl.com/FLOWHE-Focus-2013
For More Information Contact Christine Holland cholland@unf.edu (904)-620-3823
Monday, September 9, 2013
Campus Community Partnerships Conference
Campus Community Partnerships for Health (CCPH) is a multidisciplinary organization that supports community-based research and learning across a broad range of fields. In this case, "health" is broadly defined to include numerous disciplines. Please see the note below about their upcoming conference. Proposals are due Sept 30th.
Don’t Miss the Chance to Present at the Next CCPH Conference –
Proposals Due Sept 30! CCPH’s 13th conference, “From Rhetoric to Reality: Achieving Authentic, Equitable & Transformative Partnerships” takes place April 30-May 3, 2014 in Chicago. Join hundreds of colleagues from across the globe for the leading professional development and networking opportunity for community-based participatory research, service-learning and multi-sector partnerships as strategies for health equity and social justice. Session and poster proposals are due Sept 30. Find details here.
Proposals Due Sept 30! CCPH’s 13th conference, “From Rhetoric to Reality: Achieving Authentic, Equitable & Transformative Partnerships” takes place April 30-May 3, 2014 in Chicago. Join hundreds of colleagues from across the globe for the leading professional development and networking opportunity for community-based participatory research, service-learning and multi-sector partnerships as strategies for health equity and social justice. Session and poster proposals are due Sept 30. Find details here.
Friday, February 1, 2013
Campus Community Partnerships for Health Award
Apply by March 4 for the CCPH Annual Award! The award
was established in 2002 to highlight the power and potential of
community-campus partnerships as a strategy for health equity and social
justice. The 2013 award will be presented at the CU
Expo international conference on community-university partnerships in
Newfoundland, Canada. For application instructions and info on past awardees
and honorable mentions, click here.
For guidelines for submitting an application for the award, visit this website:
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Community Partnerships and Health Disparities Conference
See the announcement below from Community Campus Partnerships for Health (CCPH). CCPH is a multidisciplinary organization focused on community health in the broadest sense. The conference below will be of interest to faculty who conduct research on community engagement, social justice, race, community health, and policies that affect local communities.
Applications are due October 12, 2012 for the 2nd National Community Partner Forum on Community-Engaged Health Disparities Research, December 5-7, 2012 in Washington DC.
Click here for the Call for Applications.
The 2nd National Community Partner Forum seeks to advance community-engaged research as a tool for eliminating health disparities by:
1. Deepening the knowledge and skills needed by community partners to successfully conduct community-engaged research, negotiate community-academic research partnerships and serve in national leadership roles;
2. Disseminating innovative work of community partners that others can learn from and build on;
3. Engaging in constructive dialogue between community partners and key stakeholders in academic, government and philanthropic sectors to foster mutual understanding and supportive action; and
4. Growing and deepening a national network of community partners that facilitates professional development and has a significant voice in decisions about research practice and policy.
Applications are due October 12, 2012 for the 2nd National Community Partner Forum on Community-Engaged Health Disparities Research, December 5-7, 2012 in Washington DC.
Click here for the Call for Applications.
The 2nd National Community Partner Forum seeks to advance community-engaged research as a tool for eliminating health disparities by:
1. Deepening the knowledge and skills needed by community partners to successfully conduct community-engaged research, negotiate community-academic research partnerships and serve in national leadership roles;
2. Disseminating innovative work of community partners that others can learn from and build on;
3. Engaging in constructive dialogue between community partners and key stakeholders in academic, government and philanthropic sectors to foster mutual understanding and supportive action; and
4. Growing and deepening a national network of community partners that facilitates professional development and has a significant voice in decisions about research practice and policy.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Asset-Based Community Development Case Studies
CCPH is a multidisciplinary higher-ed organization focusing on partnerships that improve community health (broadly defined). For more information on their organization, visit http://www.ccph.info/.
Dear community-engaged scholarship colleagues,
Minnesota Campus Compact is compiling case studies for a
book focused on campus-community partnerships that have effectively employed
the principles of asset-based community development (ABCD). These projects will
have in some way increased social capital, while building on the skills,
strengths, and vision of local residents, associations, and institutions. For
more information on ABCD, visit http://bit.ly/OIZwI9
If you have questions or ideas for potential case
studies, contact John Hamerlinck at john@mncampuscompact.org
On a related note - John McKnight, ABCD pioneer, was a
keynote speaker at our first national conference in 1997. He engaged the audience in table discussions
around the question: how can higher educational institutions be assets to communities? Read what they had to say on page 7-8 of the
conference proceedings: http://bit.ly/SgiB9R
Thanks,
Rahma Osman
CCPH Program Assistant
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