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Spring 2025 ESSA Reading and Reflections Seminar
Beyond Engagement: Building
Research with Community Members
General information about this semester's seminar:
Please find the documents for this seminar in this folder:
Google Drive Folder
Class flyer
Class flyer
RRS Syllabus Spring 2025.docxsyllabus
syllabus
This semester we will explore the complexity of community engagement led by the topics chosen by the students, bringing guest speakers and through multiple discussions and conversations.
Class organization:
Suspending Damage_ Tuck 2009.pdfJan 31: When is not appropRiate to do community engagement and community consent
Jan 31: When is not appropRiate to do community engagement and community consent
Lead by: Edauri.
Guardaro_etal_2020.pdfFeb 7: Better practices for research and community
Feb 7: Better practices for research and community
Lead by: Nancy Grimm, Abby York, and Masha Monakhova
Feb 14: Working with communities and the goverNment/city
Feb 14: Working with communities and the goverNment/city
Lead by Mark Hartman
Feb 21: Working with communities and NGOs
Feb 21: Working with communities and NGOs
Lead by Eric Hardy
Feb 28: Co-production
Feb 28: Co-production
Lead by Lisley Gomes
March 7: Private entities
March 7: Private entities
Lead by Fopefoluwa Anjolaoluwa
De-Journaling: Improving community involvement in research.pdfMarch 21: Science communication
March 21: Science communication
Lead by Rob Wolfinbarger
March 28: Art and research
March 28: Art and research
Lead by Autumn Pauley
Positionality.pdfApril 4: Positionality in research
April 4: Positionality in research
Lead by Dalia Maeroff
April 11: Building community in private entities
April 11: Building community in private entities
Trip to CahokiaPHX
April 18: Speed conversations
April 18: Speed conversations
It is our pleasure to invite all of you to the Speed Conversations with Organizations on April 18, 2025, from 10-11:30 am at the WCPH, room 509. This event intends to bring together scholars and community organizations in a space to foster dialogue and potential collaborations. A lot of people have reached out to us, wanting to be more embedded in our communities and work with them on the current challenges of the Anthropocene. This event is a response to those desires. We would love to see undergraduate students, graduate students, and faculty members in the event. There will be snacks and coffee provided!
April 25: Paula Mirazo
April 25: Paula Mirazo
Lead by Paula Mirazo
May 8: ESSA hike
May 8: ESSA hike
The ESSA spring hike will be at the Desert Botanical Garden on Thursday, May 8th at 12:30 PM. We'll have bagels and coffee starting at 12 PM. Friends and family are welcome to join! If you plan to attend, please register by Monday, May 5th, using this form.
May 8: Final reflections
May 8: Final reflections
All students will present their final reflections with their interactions with the community organizations and this semester.
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