Lake Erie Center for Oceans and Human Health Community Engagement Core

伊利湖海洋和人类健康社区参与核心中心 项目摘要摘要 来自三个不同机构的PiS Chaffin、McKay和Triezenberg共同努力，让利益相关者参与到 本项目研究的方方面面。Triezenberg将领导社区参与奖学金的培训 面向与该中心相关的科学家，包括研究生和社区领袖，他们的意见是 对于研究的成功和应用的成功有价值的社会各界人士 研究。因为这是一个社区参与的研究项目，两名硕士毕业生 学生将通过社区参与核心得到支持：一个将专注于评估短期- 社区参与的学术培训对科学家的学期影响；第二个将侧重于 评估社区参与的短期影响--对非科学家的学术培训 社区利益相关者。参与性研究将评估五大湖和环境健康素养 需要为一般外联战略以及更具体的弱势群体提供信息 信息需求评估、沟通活动和评估。公民科学工作将参与其中 包租渔船船长和美国海岸警卫队利益相关者。研究设计的重点是社区- 参与学术、需求评估和基于通信的研究，以满足信息需求， 以及在公民科学倡议中与利益攸关方接触。结果是让社区参与进来，并 五大湖的其他利益攸关方、人类健康、气候变化科学，并提高对这些问题的认识 问题。

Lake Erie Center for Oceans and Human Health Community Engagement Core Project Summary Abstract PIs Chaffin, McKay, and Triezenberg from three different institutions work together to engage stakeholders on all aspects of the research of this project. Triezenberg will lead trainings on community –engaged scholarship for scientists associated with the Center, including graduate students, and community leaders whose input is valuable for the success of the research and the success of the application of the community engaged research. Because this is designed as a community engaged-research project, two master's level graduate students will be supported through the community engagement core: one will focus on evaluating the short- term impacts from the community-engaged scholarship training on scientists; and the second will focus on evaluating the short-term impacts from the community engaged-scholarship training on non-scientists community stakeholders. Engagement research will assess Great Lakes and environmental health literacy information needs to inform general outreach strategies, as well as a more specific vulnerable population information needs assessment, communication campaign, and evaluation. Citizen science efforts will engaged charter fishing captains and U.S. Coast Guard stakeholders. The research design focuses on community – engaged scholarship, needs assessment and communication-based research to address information needs, and engagement with stakeholders in citizen science initiatives. The outcomes are to involve community and other stakeholders in Great Lakes, human health, climate change science and improve awareness of these issues.