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Apply for the Climate Change and Health Solutions Challenge

August 28, 2024 By Curnick, Jacqueline A

Due October 7th, 2 page proposal

WHAT IS THE CHALLENGE? To develop innovations that reduce health effects of climate change to reduce its impact. The goal is to create and develop approaches that are feasible, actionable, and sustainable.

WHO CAN APPLY? University of Iowa students (undergraduate, graduate, and professionals), faculty, and staff.

WHAT SUPPORT IS AVAILABLE?
► Entrepreneurial training workshops
► Facilitated connections with innovators
► $2,500 to support further planning and development
► Advanced teams receive up to $10,000

More info: https://iowajpec.org/climate-change-and-health-solutions-challenge

Filed Under: Research Awards

Community Engagement Office Hours- Fall 2024

July 22, 2024 By Curnick, Jacqueline A

All are welcome to join the Community Engagement Office Hours and chat about project ideas, questions, and best practices in community engagement. These virtual (zoom) meetings are an informal way to connect with others who share an interest in community engagement and public health research. Drop in for a few minutes or stay the whole hour!

Facilitated by Jackie Curnick, Brandi Janssen, Nichole Nidey, and Shannon Watkins

Dates/Times:

  • Monday September 16th, 10-11 am
  • Thursday October 24th, 2-3 pm
  • Wednesday December 4th, 10:30- 11:30 am

If you’d like to be added to the calendar invite and receive the zoom link for the December meeting, please email Brandi-Janssen@uiowa.edu 

Filed Under: Community Engagement, Uncategorized

RFP Released: Community Engagement and Research Translation Fellowship

May 29, 2024 By Curnick, Jacqueline A

The EHSRC Community Engagement Core is pleased to announce funding available of up to $10,000 available to facilitate community engaged and translational research related to environmental health.

Due August 15th, 2024

 

 

View full RFP on the CERT page

Filed Under: Research Awards

Season 2 Iowa Climate Podcast

April 29, 2024 By Curnick, Jacqueline A

Stream season 2 of the Iowa Climate Podcast! This podcast was produced by the Community Engagement Core, including student intern Anna Kirchhoff.

Stream all episodes now on soundcloud and spotify!

Season 2 Episodes:

  • Prairie Restoration & Interdisciplinary Involvement- Mike Fallon, University of Iowa
  • Sustainable Agriculture Solutions- Dr. Lisa Schulte Moore, Iowa State University
  • Renewable Energy & Community Initiatives- Dr. Kamyar Enshayan, University of Northern Iowa
  • Human Health in Today’s Environment- Audrey Tran Lam, University of Northern Iowa

 

Info about Season 1 and the accompanying teaching curriculum is available here 

Filed Under: Community Engagement

EHSRC members discuss important issues in The Conversation

March 5, 2024 By Curnick, Jacqueline A

Check out these important articles featured on the site The Conversation!

“North America’s summer of wildfire smoke: 2023 was only the beginning” by  Dr. Charles Stanier, Dr. Gregory Carmichael, and Dr. Peter Thorne

 

Commuters waiting for a train on a train platform wear masks to protect their lungs from haze from a nearby wildfire

“Chlorine is a highly useful chemical that’s also extremely dangerous- here’s what to know about staying safe around it” – Dr. Aliasger K Salem 

 

People waiting for a morning train wear masks to protect themselves from wildfire smoke

Filed Under: Published Papers

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