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Community-Based Research Events

Community-Based Research (CBR)

If you are interested in getting involved with or furthering your CBR, RAGE can help in the following ways:
  • Identifying CBR opportunities
  • Connecting faculty/students to potential research resources
  • Developing partnerships with community organizations

Upcoming CBR Events

  • March 1st @ 3 p.m. in LARC 108
     Community Partner Speaker Series – Deb Darrow, Executive Director, Rosemount Museum
  • March 8th (time & location TBD):
    Community Partner Speaker Series – Commissioner John T. Salazar, Colorado Department of Agriculture
  • March 22nd:
    Community Outreach, Research & Engagement (CORE) Workshop facilitated by Dr. Patti Clayton
  • April (time and date TBA):
    Community Partner Speaker Series – Christopher Burke, Vice President of Colorado Utility Operations,
    Black Hills Energy
  • April 17th-19th in Durago:
    Engaged Faculty Institute hosted by the Colorado Campus Compact

Community Partner Speaker Series

The Community Partner Speaker Series hosted by RAGE began last fall and has led to some very meaningful partnerships with local organizations.  RAGE has received positive feedback from the community organizations and faculty members who have developed projects following the presentations. The community leaders that have presented to faculty, staff, and students include:

  • Mr. Gene Michael, Director – City of Pueblo Wastewater Department
  • Mr. Rich Werner, Vice President – Pueblo Economic Development Corporation (PEDCO)
  • Mr. John Batey, Executive Director – Pueblo Urban Renewal Authority (PURA)
These organizations are always looking for new ways to engage with the campus community; if you missed these exciting presentations and would like to explore partnership opportunities, please contact Shanna at shanna.farmer@colostate-pueblo.edu or 549.2691.  Any suggestions for future Community Partner Speaker Series presenters are always welcome.

 

CORE Updates

Community Outreach, Research, & Engagement (CORE) is in the process of forming a steering committee to help identify the mission and goals of CORE.  CORE is a grassroots effort of faculty, staff and students to identify, develop, expand, and promote community engagement activities on the CSU-Pueblo campus. If you are interested in finding more about CORE or getting involved, contact Shanna Farmer at shanna.farmer@colostate-pueblo.edu or 549-2691.