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From Ideas to Impact: Opportunities for Community-Engaged Research in FASS
November 02, 2023
Location: 312 Main, Vancouver [ROOM 370]
Time: 4 - 6 PM
Event description
Join SFU CERi, Mitacs and SFU Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) for an informal workshop that delves into the world of community-engaged research. We’ll explore the principles, methodologies, and real-world applications of CER, a collaborative approach that brings together researchers and community members to address pressing issues. Students will learn from peers, faculty, and community orgs about different pathways to community engaged research and how to apply this to their own research.
*Event will be recorded and posted online afterwards.
Speakers
- Tara Mahoney, PhD, Research and Engagement Lead, CERi, SFU
- Annika Rosanowski, PhD, Advisor, Business Development, Mitacs
- Meghan Winters, Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences, SFU
- Beverley Pitman, Planner, Strategic Initiatives, United Way of the Lower Mainland
- Kate Hosford, PhD, Faculty of Health Sciences, SFU
- Habib Chaudhury, Professor and Chair, Gerontology, SFU
- Cari Randa, DemSCAPE Project Manager and Masters student, Gerontology, SFU
- Abdul Zahir, Research Project Manager, SFU Civic Innovation Lab
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