How Do You Get to the site?
Visit the CELR and register using the link in the upper right-hand corner of the CELR home page.
Enter the required information and submit.
A confirmation email will be sent upon registration completion.
Who Can Use It?
Anyone can view the library of contents; users who register can also share, upload, download and edit resources to benefit their own community-engaged research and projects. The site allows users to search by key terms as well as different health focus areas to find relevant information.
How Do You Use It?
We invite those who are interested in community engagement, health, and community-academic partnership to:
- Create an account to join the CELR Community
- Browse the collections
- Download content for re-use
- Modify/Repurpose collection files for your current projects and research
- Upload materials for viewing and sharing*
- Identify and reach out to CELR community members, mentors, collaborators, and colleagues
- Give us feedback on the site
*Uploaded project materials may consist of, but are not limited to: any materials that authors can give permission for free use, such as articles, manuals, pictures, tools, surveys, strategy guides, presentations, poster templates, and more.
Why Should You Use It?
The CELR is a collaboration tool and digital library which offers an opportunity to share and exchange research tools and resources from community-academic partnerships and projects that address healthcare issues.
The CELR is useful for finding products (i.e. documents, images, education materials, videos, and PowerPoints) that may inform or apply to users’ research, community health, or community partnership efforts. It can also be used for identifying community partners and community-engaged researchers with like interests.
This Repository will grow and respond to evolving educational needs, community-academic partnerships and translational research that is open to and inclusive of the tenets of CE.
As the CELR evolves we anticipate many forms of return of investment for our institution, our local and statewide communities, and even communities on a national and international scale.