Daniel Response to our feedback regarding Mei Fu’s Experimental Research to Advance Engaged Civic Learning @Untitled @Untitled
After meeting with Mei Fu and discussing her course development project , Mei is going to be working with on-going community partners through collaboration to have research be done. Students will be engaged as research assistants and through these research projects they will provide community assessments and provide recommendations and solutions to the community problems identified by the assessment. This Community Based Research will be focused on Advancing Health Equity in Cancer Screenings in Environmental Justice Camden communities working with specific engagement activities that have already begun as we developed this proposal, evidenced by the list of relationships and partnerships of our community partners who will be a part of the community based research Mei Fu will be conducting with her students. In addition to the commitment of our Camden community partners in our project team that include the Joint Board, CCP and CCHP, we also listed the following individuals and organizations who are willing to participate in the stakeholder engagement and contribute to the success of the project, who will be recruited into our community based research project. Their supports will help us to jump start the stakeholder engagement processes. Here are the list of the community partners we have signed up to continue to work on this project:
Based on community based research that will be conducted, we hope to host webinar recordings of the guest lectures to be posted online for both educational and sustainability of the project impact for future cohorts of faculty going through the ECL Faculty Fellows program.