7th Annual Engaged Scholarship Symposium
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UofL's annual Engaged Scholarship Symposium is an opportunity to network and share current research and teaching activities involving community partners and service to the community. The theme for the 2022 Engaged Scholarship Symposium is Community Engagement in the Era of COVID. Many of us were forced to change the way we teach and conduct research because of the pandemic and community engagement is no exception. This Symposium will explore how we are engaging with our community during the pandemic, how we are collaborating with community partners, the effect of the changes on our work, challenges encountered, and lessons learned to name a few areas.
Plenary Session (9:00am-10:10am, Chao Auditorium)
Opening Panel – Community Engagement in the Era of Covid (9:10am - 10:10am)
Faculty Fellows in The Commonwealth Center for the Humanities and Society will reflect on what engaged scholarship means to them and what it looks like in their work, particularly during the time of Covid-19, which greatly impacted the way we engaged with community partners. The Fellows will also share their vision for engaged scholarship at UofL.
Presenters
- Mary P. Sheridan – Professor of English & Director, The Commonwealth Center for the Humanities and Society
- Megan Poole – Assistant Professor, English
- Sidney Monroe Williams – Assistant Professor, Theatre Arts
- Carrie Mott – Assistant Professor, Geographic & Environmental Sciences
- Cara Snyder – Assistant Professor, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
- Lucian Rothe – Assistant Professor, Classical and Modern Languages
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 (10:20am-11:10am)
| Concurrent Session 1: Panel Presentations - Room W104 (10:20am-11:10am) | Concurrent Session 1: Lightning Talks - Room E 117A (10:20am-11:10am) | Concurrent Session 1: Roundtable Presentations - Room 210 (10:20am-11:10am) |
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Nutrition Literacy promotion via Student Community Engagement in Rural Appalachia
Engaging Adolescents to Cultivate Environmental Health Literacy
Engaging K‐12 Community Literacy with the Revived Cotter Cup Poetry Contest
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Addressing COVID‐19 Concerns & Vaccination Hesitancy Among Latinx Population via a Social Media Platform
Transformations in Community Literacy: University Writing Center and Family Scholar House
The Melanated Healthcare App: Increasing Healthcare Access for Persons of Color
La Casita Center: Virtual Accompaniment
Compassion Clinic 2021
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“The Promise:” of Arts‐Based Socially Engaged Research Exploring the Impact of Race‐Based Trauma and Gun Violence in Louisville
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2 (11:20am - noon)
| Concurrent Session 2: Panel Presentations - Room W104 (11:20am - noon) | Concurrent Session 2: Panel Presentation - Room E117 (11:20am - noon) | Concurrent Session 2: Roundtable Presentations - Room W210 (11:20am - noon) |
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Global and Community Health Practicum Experiences Addressing Health Disparities in our Communities during a Pandemic
Compassion Clinic 2020
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Translating primary research directly to the Community: City on Science journal club approach and results
The Digital Divide, Citizen Science, & Air Quality in Trigg County, KY
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Certificates and Digital Badges: Pathways Toward Student Success in a COVID World
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