Name
Democratizing Knowledge for the Public Good: Internships, Research, and Experts in the Rust Belt
Date & Time
Wednesday, April 1, 2020, 9:45 AM - 10:45 AM
Speakers
Megan Connelly - Cornell University
Kristin Ksiazek - Cornell University and Partnership for the Public Good
Rusty Weaver - Cornell University
Kristin Ksiazek - Cornell University and Partnership for the Public Good
Rusty Weaver - Cornell University
Description
Cornell initiatives—High Road Fellowships, Buffalo Commons, Careers in Public Service. Engaged Cornell and Activist-Scholars—collaboratively integrate scholarly and practical understanding through actionable research, internships, workshops and forums, curriculum development, and policy. They create spaces for collective knowledge sharing, advancing an equitable economy and democratic community to strengthen civic action and learning communities in post-industrial cities. This session will benefit a variety of participants including faculty looking for ways to develop engaged curriculum, graduate or PhD students seeking connections with organizations for community-based participatory research, staff developing internship opportunities or organizations who are looking for tools to better partner with institutions of higher education, and assessment of impact on students, the community and the university.
Learning outcomes:
- Reflect on barriers and opportunities to university-community collaboration in three spaces: internships, research, and “experts”
- Identify opportunities in their work to utilize tools provided to them from the Co-Lab initiatives
- Examine what democratizing knowledge means and define their personal role
- Discuss replicability and transferability to their institutions and/or metro areas
Location Name
402|Chiliwack
Full Address
Hyatt Regency Seattle
808 Howell St
Seattle, WA 98101
United States
808 Howell St
Seattle, WA 98101
United States
Session Type
Small breakout