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One week, in-person intensive courses August 22-26, 2022 in Denver

 

Our two coordinated in-person courses feature a state-of-the-art opportunity to learn and are combined with intensive mentoring by national and international experts in the field of child maltreatment. Whether you are a child abuse fellow getting oriented to research or a graduate student who wants to better understand where your research fits in this complex and ever-changing field, these courses are designed to help move you to the next stage in your career development. Course credit is available from the Colorado School of Public Health.

 

 

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Kempe Research Institute

Summer Intensive Courses

WHEN: Monday, August 22nd - Friday, August 26th

WHERE:​  Kempe Center, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, 13123 E. 16th Ave, Aurora, CO 80045

GOALS:  

  • Expand the pool of scholars trained to conduct child maltreatment research, increasing knowledge, and the evidence base.
  • Provide research training to clinicians working in the child maltreatment field.
  • Increase the capacity of community-based practice in applying evidence-based strategies to preventive efforts and adding to evidence through high-quality evaluation planning. 

HIGHLIGHTS: 

  • National and international participants representing multiple disciplines
  • Mentoring by leading experts
  • Course credit (all courses) available through the Colorado School of Public Health
  • Limited, competitive scholarships available, with emphasis on under-represented groups
  • Research seminars and lectures from experts in the field

FORMAT:

During the week-long intensive learning series, each course will meet daily for dynamic learning experiences.

  • Morning discussions about readings and additional short presentations/lectures.
  • Mid-day daily research seminars by distinguished experts from the field.
  • Afternoon breakout mentoring groups where students will develop their research or evaluation ideas with Kempe faculty and affiliates.
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    COURSE 1: Fundamentals of Clinical and Epidemiological Research

    Course ID: EPID 6652

    This intensive course is designed for trained clinicians (e.g., pediatric fellows in child abuse) who are interested in learning basic research skills to enable them to develop research on child maltreatment. The course will address basic concepts in creating a study question and formulating hypotheses, an overview of study designs and their pros and cons and strategies for selecting the design most appropriate to given questions; and basics of statistical inference. We will emphasize study designs and methods most suitable to newer investigators, while introducing more advanced methods in less depth. The morning lectures and discussion are designed explicitly for students who have had little or no recent exposure to research methods and designing their own study.

    Course Instructors

    • Desmond Runyan, MD, DrPH, FAAP, Emeritus Professor of Pediatrics, the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Emeritus Professor of Social Medicine and Pediatrics, the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Adjunct Professor of Pediatrics, Duke University 
    • Daniel Lindberg, MD, Associate Professor, Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics University of Colorado School of Medicine 

     

    COURSE 2: Challenges in Child Maltreatment Research

    Course ID: EPID 6653

    This intensive course is designed for trained researchers from multiple disciplines (e.g., public health, social work, behavioral and social sciences) interested in applying their research and disciplinary expertise to examining topics related to child abuse and neglect. Participants are not expected to be experienced in conducting research in the child maltreatment domain.

    The course addresses recent issues in child maltreatment research including prevention and intervention systems (social service, health, public health, and legal), the role of evidence-based practices, and social context as it influences our understanding of the problem and the research questions. Information is provided about accessing available data sources, data collection resources, and attention to the ethical issues related to child maltreatment research. While focusing mainly on the North American research experience, the course provides international perspectives consistent with the widening understanding regarding the scope of the problem and the systems that address it. Each participant will be expected to conduct an in-depth literature review on a topic of interest and outline the design of a study to examine that topic.

    This course will include intensive and structured mentorship with senior researchers with experience in child maltreatment research.  Attendees will meet in small groups in the afternoons with mentors to develop the foundations of a research project focused on child maltreatment. Participants will have the opportunity to continue consultation with the mentors and to meet with mentors and other course participants after course completion. 

    Course Instructors

    • John Fluke, Ph.D., Professor of Pediatrics, U. of Colorado School of Medicine; Professor of Epidemiology, Colorado School of Public Health
    • Barbara Fallon Ph.D., Professor and Canada Research Chair in Child Welfare, University of Toronto

 

 

* If you are registering for academic credit through the Colorado School of Public Health visit our registration details tab above for additional information on how to register.


If you have any questions in regards to the registration process, please email: KempeResearchInstitute@ucdenver.edu

 

1. Current CU Denver Graduate Student Registering for Academic Credit

Each course is eligible for 1 graduate credit (15 hours of contact time) with participation in seminars and research project mentoring.

If you are a current graduate student in any program at either the Anschutz or CU Denver downtown campuses and want to take a Kempe course for credit, you will register for the course through the UCD Access student portal, as you do for any other courses you take. 

  • UCD Access Student Portal
  •  Deadlines: June 10th - Summer Registration Deadline for Current CU Denver/Anschutz Students
  • Tuition: Colorado School of Public Health tuition is determined by the student’s program. Tuition Rates for the CSPH’s programs for the 2021-22 year can be found on the Tuition & Fees Page.

 

2. Non-CU Denver Student Registering for Academic Credit 

Each course is eligible for 1 graduate credit (15 hours of contact time) with participation in seminars and research project mentoring.

If you are not a current graduate student at either the Anschutz or CU Denver downtown campuses and want to take the Kempe course for credit, you will first have to go through the non-degree application process with the Colorado School of Public Health Admissions department before you can register for the course. 

  • Colorado School of Public Health Non-Degree Application Process 
  • Application Deadlines: May 25th – CSPH Non-Degree Application Deadline

Once the Colorado School of Public Health non-degree application process is complete, you will be able to register for your course through the UCD Access Student Portal. 

  • UCD Access Student Portal
  • Registration Deadlines: June 10th – Summer Course Registration Deadline
  • Tuition Rates for the CSPH’s programs for the 2021-22 year can be found on the school’s Tuition & Fees Page.
  • A one-time fee of $140 is charged for first-time enrollment at any University of Colorado campus.

3. Registering Not for Credit 

Individuals may elect to take courses not for credit, recognizing that they will not receive a grade and will not earn a Colorado School of Public Health transcript for the courses taken. To register please follow the link below:

Deadline: July 11, 2022 - Last day to register for all Kempe Summer Institute courses 

  • Tuition: Participation without the graduate credit is subject to a $200 participation/registration fee.

     

Scholarship Opportunities

The Kempe Interdisciplinary Summer Research Institute is pleased to offer financial scholarships to eligible and highly qualified students in the form of travel expense support. Please click the button below for more information. 

     

     

    Scholarship Deadline – May 31, 2022

    Scholarship Application

     


    If you have any questions about the registration or scholarship process please email us at KempeResearchInstitute@ucdenver.edu


     

    Register Now


    * If you are registering for academic credit through the Colorado School of Public Health, visit our registration details tab above for additional information on how to register.

     


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