Know Your Level: Matching Community Engagement to Research Objectives

Presented by Dr. Vetta Sanders-Thompson, Know Your Level is the first in a series of Lunch and Learn sessions focused on community engaged research. Community engaged research is defined and explored along the continuum on which it occurs. Activities and strategies appropriate to a variety of research topics are described.

Upon completion of this session, researchers will:

1. Be able to define community engaged research.
2. Understand the levels of community engaged research.
3. Select community engaged strategies appropriate to their research interests and topics.

FAQs

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?

Free, limited visitor parking is available in two-hour increments in the lot in front and back of the building. Do not park on Medex or spots for 660 S. Taylor. If the lots are full or your meeting is longer than 2 hours, please park in the Clayton Avenue Garage (Clayton and South Taylor Avenue - map Brown 62). If parked at garage, please ask IPH staff for parking validation.

Parking Permit Reciprocity

• The Medical Campus recognizes Danforth Campus yellow, red, and Eliot permits in the Clayton Avenue Garage only. Please take a ticket when entering Clayton Garage and before leaving the garage please put your name, phone number and current permit number on the back of the ticket. Exit out through the garage attendant show your permit and give the attendant your ticket. Questions regarding parking at the Medical School can be directed to the FISC desk at (314) 362-3100. Please note: the attendant is only available from 11AM to 7PM.

• The Medical Campus recognizes Danforth Campus red annual permits, including the official business permit, on any WUSM surface lot.

How can I contact the organizer with any questions?

You can contact Poli Rijos at prijos@wustl.edu.