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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: BEYOND THE CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION 7 th Annual Living Knowledge Conference Dublin, Ireland June 2016 SYED M. AHMED, MD, MPH, DRPH, FAAFP SENIOR ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND


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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: BEYOND THE CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

SYED M. AHMED, MD, MPH, DRPH, FAAFP SENIOR ASSOCIATE DEAN FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT PROFESSOR, DEPARTMENT OF FAMILY AND COMMUNITY MEDICINE PROFESSOR, INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH AND SOCIETY DIRECTOR, MCW COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CORE DIRECTOR, CTSI COLLABORATION/ENGAGEMENT DOMAIN

7th Annual Living Knowledge Conference Dublin, Ireland June 2016

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THE CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

The Carnegie Foundation’s Community Engagement (CE) Classification has been the leading framework for recognizing and describing institutional diversity in U.S. higher education for the past four decades The Carnegie Classification for CE is an elective classification, qualifying institutions that have sufficient breadth and depth in CE activities, processes and infrastructure.

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MCW & CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

  • The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW)

received the Carnegie Classification in 2015.

  • MCW is one of four medical schools that have

received the classification.

  • MCW also includes CE as one of its four

missions.

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

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COMMUNITY ENGAGED RESEARCH

CEnR is a process of inclusive participation that supports mutual respect of values, strategies, and actions for authentic partnership of people affiliated with or self-identified by geographic proximity, special interest, or similar situations to address issues affecting the well-being of the community.

Ahmed SM, Palermo A. Community Engagement in Research: Frameworks for education and Peer Review. American Journal of Public Health. 2010; 100 (8), 1380-1387

(CEnR)

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CE SURVEY

  • Five survey questions: CEnR & CBPR Projects,

Publications, coursework, awards and outreach activities

  • Survey Purpose: to help ascertain how departments in

more particularly, and faculty members in general, are furthering the CE mission and via what activities

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MCW CE SURVEY RESULTS

3017 1693 326 1584 656 282 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 Total Surveyed Total Survey Responses Total Involved in CE Activities Staff (2015) Faculty (2014)

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MCW CE SURVEY RESULTS

101 54 143 75 483 44 31 93 64 447 100 200 300 400 500 600 # of CE Activities Reported Faculty Survey 2014 # of CE Activities Reported Staff Survey 2015 CEnR/ CBPR Courses Pub’s Awards Outreach

Faculty/Staff Community Engagement Survey, 2015. MCW Office of the Senior Associate Dean for Community Engagement

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OFFICE OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Comm mmuni nity ty En Engageme gement nt Core: re:

Infrastructure Facilitation Services Education Seed Grants

  • Community Engagement

Learning Repository

  • Community Engagement

Mobile App

  • President’s Community

Engagement Award

  • Community Engagement

Week

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MCW COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CORE (CEC)

Facilitation Services

  • Health Science Square
  • Consultation Services
  • Project & Grant Development
  • CE Learning Repository
  • Dissemination

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MCW COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CORE (CEC)

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MCW COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT CORE (CEC)

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“When facing a difficult task, act as if it is impossible to fall. When going after Moby Dick, bring along the tartar sauce.”

  • Anonymous

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Th Thanks! anks!

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