Upcoming Spring 2023 Events:
March 22 12 – 1:15 p.m. Environmental Health and Justice: Example of a University-Community Partnership and Learning platform in Eastern Coastal NC
Lunch & Learn
Speakers: Sumedha Ariely, Robert Fuller, Diana Silimperi, Nick Haddad and Advika Kumar
This Lunch & Learn will describe one example of a University-Community partnership created by Duke faculty Sumi Ariely and Diana Silimperi, and built through sustained collaboration with students and partners in Pamlico County, NC. The team, featuring students Nick Haddad and Advika Kumar, Pamlico Partner Bob Fuller, and Diana and Sumi will share insights on the on-going development, methods and outcomes of their collaborative work around environmental health. Challenges, lessons learned, and next steps will be discussed, engaging the audience in a rich discussion to understand how such partnerships can be created and sustained ethically and efficiently.
March 31st 12 – 1 p.m. Ethical Engagements in Community-Based Knowledge Production.
Workshop
Speakers: Elizabeth Shapiro-Garza and Sumi Ariely
This session is for those from Duke and their community partners who are working together to produce knowledge, whether through academic research, program evaluation, community-student learning opportunities or a combination of these and other methods. We will explore the questions you may wish to ask and practical tips for putting structures and processes in place in order to ensure that knowledge is co-generated, shared and disseminated in ways that are ethical and just.
The events we host.
The Community-Engaged Scholarship Collaborative holds events during the academic year to engage participants in special topics related to the expansive work of university-community initiatives. Events are open to all.
Annually, we strive to provide:
- Engaged Scholars Lunch and Learn Sessions: A series of 4 offerings (2 fall, 2 spring) highlighting the work of advanced community engaged scholars and community partners. These sessions highlight partnerships, scholarship and critical lessons learned along the way.
- Workshops on Engaged Scholarship: A series of 4 offerings (2 fall, 2 spring) throughout the school year, developed and provided in partnership with other units on campus providing support to community-engaged scholarship.
- Engaged Scholarship Symposium: This annual event brings together those involved in community-engaged scholarship through the fellowship program and project funding streams. Sessions are led by Duke engaged scholars and community partners. The symposium serves as both an opportunity for cross-learning among project teams and a showcase of engaged scholarship at Duke and in the community.
Discover Community-Engaged Scholarship at Duke.
Browse through the recording of our Spring 2022 symposium.
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