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Monday, 3 August 2020 9:00 AM - Monday, 31 August 2020 4:30 PM MST
13123 E 16th Ave, Aurora, CO, 80045, United States
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Challenges & Opportunities in Child Maltreatment Research -Designed for trained researchers from multiple disciplines (e.g., public health, social work, behavioral and social sciences) who are interested in applying their disciplinary expertise to examining topics related to child abuse working.
Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Research and Evaluation through a Public Health Lens— Designed for community-based practitioners or practitioners in training - Exploring Issues of Design, Implementation, and Evaluation Designed for working professionals and practice-oriented graduate students. Course #3 has been modified to an extended time frame of three weeks, July 27th - August 14th. Within each week there will be specific online lectures, readings, and activities required. At the end of each week, there will a live mentoring sessions to address questions and assist participants in the development of their evaluation plans.
Fundamentals of Clinical and Epidemiological Research - Designed for Child Abuse Clinicians to develop research skills
Fundamentals of Clinical and Epidemiological Research - If you are a first year child abuse pediatrics fellow please use this ticket to register for course 1.
Challenges & Opportunities in Child Maltreatment Research - For Students who have already paid tuition and registered for credit through the Colorado School of Public Health. No additional fee required. If you are registering for credit and have not completed registration through the school please do so first, for more information visit our website www.thekempecenter.org.
Child Abuse & Neglect Prevention Research and Evaluation through a Public Health Lens - For Students who have already paid tuition and registered for credit through the Colorado School of Public Health. No additional fee required. If you are registering for credit and have not completed registration through the school please do so first, for more information visit our website www.thekempecenter.org. Course #3 has been modified to an extended time frame of three weeks, July 27th - August 14th. Within each week there will be specific online lectures, readings, and activities required. At the end of each week, there will a live mentoring sessions to address questions and assist participants in the development of their evaluation plans.
CEUs are provided on a per-participant basis - only purchase one per attendee. Participants may earn up to 15 CEUs by the Washington Chapter, National Association of Social Workers (NASW) for Licensed Social Workers, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists, and Licensed Mental Health Counselors. CEUs are available for $25.
The Kempe Center for the Prevention and Treatment of Child Abuse and Neglect , 13123 E 16th Ave, Aurora, CO, 80045, United States.
Spearheaded by Des Runyan, John Fluke and Carol Runyan, The Kempe Center has developed a series of courses in child abuse research in order to expand the numbers of researchers working in this field and better prepare these researchers to apply for NIH and other support for their work. This is a week long intensive program. Instructors include faculty from Kempe and a number of other leading research organizations and universities. The basic research courses also include daily mentoring with instructors and other visiting professionals.
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NEW VIRTUAL FORMAT COURSE 1 & COURSE 2
To adapt the course to meet our students online learning needs we will limit the length of each day to begin at 9:00 AM (MST) and finish by 3 PM (MST). Many of the core lectures will be converted to pre-recorded material that the students will need to complete before class. All pre-recorded material will be released the week before on Monday, July 27th. During the week-long online virtual learning series each course will meet via zoom for morning discussions about readings, pre-recorded presentations and additional short lectures. Afternoons will consist of daily research seminars followed by breakout mentoring groups where students will develop their research or evaluation ideas with Kempe faculty.
General registration for the Kempe Interdisciplinary Research Institute is a $150 participation fee. CEUs are available for an Additional $25. Registration is also available for credit through the Colorado School of Public Health (tuition fees apply). For more information on registration for academic credit visit the Kempe Summer Institute Webpage.
For registration questions email: mary.gangel@cuanschutz.edu
www.kempecenter.org
The Kempe Center was the first of its kind,established in 1972 to better understand and prevent child maltreatment and to serve affected children and their families. For more than 48 years, Kempe has promoted understanding, knowledge, and best practices to prevent and treat child abuse and neglect locally, nationally, and internationally. Kempe improves the lives of children and families. We believe that abuse and neglect are preventable and people are resilient. We are curious. We take a stand. We test assumptions. Our leadership in ADVOCACY, RESEARCH, EDUCATION and CLINICAL WORK drives innovative strategies that transform the field. Through our work we strengthen families, communities and the systems that serve them. We are a catalyst, connecting people, information and best practices to translate knowledge into action. Our vision is to create a world without abuse and neglect. www.thekempecenter.org
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