Attn: HCRI members. Please join us for the upcoming Research Exchange on Friday, October 18. If you plan to attend and/or present, please scan the QR code or visit https://t.co/Eibn0JlF9r for more information and event registration. We hope to see you then!

Public Meeting in East Palestine, Ohio

Toxic: A Black Woman's Story

LaunchPad Awards To promote collaborative efforts for grant proposal development across various disciplines and to increase the likelihood of successful external grant submissions, we offer pilot funds to support research team building and pilot data collection. The maximum

The Healthy Communities Research Institute is requesting applications for our annual LaunchPad, Small Grant, Distinguished Dissertation and Thesis awards, and the HCRI Research Fellow @kentstatecpph @KentState @KentResearch https://t.co/RKDjbZzBaJ

Community health research also allows us to evaluate health interventions' effectiveness and identify improvement areas. Ultimately, community health research helps us work towards a healthier society.

By involving the community in the research process, we can build trust and openness, which are essential for improving health outcomes.

Community health research is essential for many reasons. It helps us understand the health needs of specific populations and how to address them better. @KentStateHCRI @ksunews @KentResearch

The Healthy Communities Research Institute is requesting applications for our annual LaunchPad, Small Grant, and Distinguished Dissertation and Thesis awards, and the HCRI Research Fellow @kentstatecpph @KentState @KentResearch https://t.co/RKDjbZzBaJ

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Sign up to attend this free @KentStateHCRI symposium on #vaccines with @JenniferReich1 & Nadine Gartner 8.30am Tues Oct 17th. @KSUsociology prof. @ClareStacey5 co-directs @KentStateHCRI.

Join us in congratulating the 2022 HCRI LaunchPad Research Awardees @KentCPH @KentResearch @CCIKentState @KentStateCPM @kentstatepsych @kentbiology @iSchoolKSU @KSU_CSDept

Don't forget to register for part-three of the Qualitative Research Methods series, Seeking and Securing Funds as a Qualitative Researcher! This event will be held on 4/8 from 9am-12:30pm in the Moulton Hall Ballroom. Register here:

Join us on 4/8 from 9am-12:30pm in the Moulton Hall Ballroom for part-three of the Qualitative Research Methods series, Seeking and Securing Funds as a Qualitative Researcher. Register here:

We are pleased to announce the Recipients of the 2022 HCRI Small Grant Awards. Please join me in congratulating these awardees. @KentCPH @KSU_CollegeofAS @kentnursing @KSUsociology @KentResearch

Announcing the HCRI 2022 Transdisciplinary Research LaunchPad Awards.LOIs are due February 11, 2022. See https://t.co/osiSsBs5jC for more details. @KentResearch

Join us on 2/10 from 3-4pm for part-two of a three-part series on Qualitative Research Methods as professors Charles Vanover and Paul Mihas discuss practices and strategies to guide qualitative data analysis and publication. Register here: https://t.co/5Pk3M7909Y

Special Issue: "Community and In-School Based Physical Activity in Children and Adolescents" Manuscripts are due April 2022. If you are interested in submitting a manuscript, please click on the link below. https://t.co/XLcxzAgAte Special Issue Editor: Dr. Jeff Hallam

Apply now for an HCRI small grant up to $5,000! You may request supplemental funding ($2,500 or $3,500 if the submission involves an undergraduate) from URC. The deadline to apply is November 15,

the panelists about the benefits and challenges of qualitative methods. This webinar will appeal to both novice and experienced qualitative researchers. Register for the series here: https://t.co/nbCH683spq   3/3