Topics: Community-Engaged Research

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Families share ideas through Community Engagement Studio

Jul 10, 2019

Eight families gathered recently at the Schlow Centre Region Library in State College for a Community Engagement Studio hosted by Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute and Sunhye Bai, PhD, Penn State assistant professor of human development and family studies.

Natrina Cox gestures as other people seated around a table listen to her. The woman next to her holds a pen to a tablet. On the table in front of Cox are bottles, coffee cups and papers.

Community-Engaged Research Day fosters collaborative partnerships

Jun 17, 2019

Community leaders and scientists shared breakfast and sought solutions to problems like opioids, obesity and depression June 6 at the Community-Engaged Research Day.

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Community-Engaged Research Day builds relationships

Jun 16, 2019

Community leaders and scientists shared breakfast and sought solutions to problems like opioids, obesity and depression at the first Community-Engaged Research Day in June 2019. This was an opportunity for Penn State researchers to discuss with community-based organization representatives what Harrisburg's challenges are and how research can help.

Members of the Penn State Project ECHO are sitting under a large vinyl banner that says Project ECHO. They are sitting at a reflective conference table.

Project ECHO provides small towns with specialty knowledge

May 17, 2019

For the physicians in Pennsylvania small towns who are the first level of care for opioid use disorder, Project ECHO at Penn State College of Medicine offers a unique learning experience and support network.

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Community member brings important perspective to Community-Engaged Research Core

Mar 15, 2019

Bonnie Kent is the first community team member of the Community-Engaged Research Core of Penn State Clinical and Translational Science Institute.

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