Spearheaded by Drs. Desmond Runyan, John Fluke, and Carol Runyan, The Kempe Center has developed a series of child abuse research and evaluation courses to expand the researchers and evidence-supported programs in this field. The Interdisciplinary Research Institute aims to better prepare researchers to apply for NIH and other support for their work and ensure that practitioners use the best evidence available to structure interventions and contribute to the evidence base through well-designed evaluations. Instructors include faculty from Kempe and several other leading research organizations and universities. The courses include lectures, discussion groups, and mentoring by instructors and other visiting professionals.
WHEN: Monday, August 2th - Friday, August 6th
WHERE: Virtual!
COURSE 1: Fundamentals of Clinical and Epidemiological Research
COURSE 2: Challenges in child maltreatment research
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* 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.
WHEN: August 30 - December 17, 2021
WHERE: Virtual
COURSE 3: Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention: Exploring Issues of Design, implementation, and Evaluation through a Public Health Lens
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Designed for practitioners working in community-based settings with a focus on child health and welfare and for practice-focused graduate students
If you answered yes to any of these questions, this is the class for you!
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This is a hybrid online course that will start the week of August 30 and extend over a period of 16 weeks. Combination of self-paced learning opportunities with assignments designed to practice skills in real-life settings. The course will consist of:
* 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.