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CCEL Faculty Fellows

  • Dr. Hattie Harvey & Dr. Britteny Howell, CE Research Fellows 
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    Dr. Hattie Harvey

    haharvey@alaska.edu

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    Dr. Britteny Howell

    bmhowell2@alaska.edu

    Community-Engaged Research Fellows

    Drs. Britteny Howell (Division of Population Health Sciences) and Hattie Harvey (Psychology) are faculty co-facilitators for the Community-Engaged Research Fellows program. Launched in May 2020, this program is designed to increase community-engaged research at UAA by supporting faculty and promoting the exchange of ideas. Faculty applicants who are selected to participate in the year-long program attend a May Intensive session and monthly meetings that include brown bags on community-engaged methodologies, navigating the IRB, tips for publication, and periodic "Design Clinics." The CE Research Fellows Design Clinics (sometimes also called Design Studios) are evidence-based problem-solving sessions where the Fellows help each other refine their research questions or work their way through a "wicked problem" (Rittel & Webber, 1973) in their research.  

  • Dr. Stephanie Bauer, Dialogues for Public Life
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    Dr. Stephanie Bauer
    Chair and Associate Professor, Philosophy, College of Arts & Sciences

    slbauer@alaska.edu

     

    Dialogues for Public Life

    Co-sponsored by CCEL and The Ethics Center at UAA, Drs. Aguiniga and Bauer provide Dialogues for Public Life trainings for facilitators to moderate dialogue and expand the capacity of campus and community to discuss challenging social issues in productive and meaningful ways.

  • Marsha Olson, Democracy & Civic Action
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    Marsha Olson
    Associate Professor, University Studies, Community & Technical College

    maschirack@alaska.edu

     

    Democracy & Civic Action

    Marsha Olson is the campus representative from CCEL for the American Democracy Project with AAC&U. Olson is an Assistant Professor of University Studies and teaches several GER courses in Communication at UAA. She started the Campus Vote project here through her service-learning courses. She was instrumental in developing UAA's first Democracy & Civic Action Week. UAA now participates in the national project to increase youth voting, the National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE) with Tufts University.

 

CCEL Office

 

Center for Community Engagement and Learning
University of Alaska Anchorage
LIB 211-N
Anchorage, AK  99508

 

Phone: 907-786-4062
Email: uaa.ccel@alaska.edu

 
 

 

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