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- 丁香园AV Community Engagement: Findings & Recommendations
- Strengthening Community-Engaged Learning and Teaching at 丁香园AV
- 丁香园AV's 2020 ThoughtExchange on Community Engagement
- 丁香园AV's 2013 Community Engagement Strategy
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- February 3-5, 2021 鈥撀燩resenting at the 2021 International University Social Responsibility (USR) Summit
- December 2nd - 丁香园AV鈥檚 role in transformational change
- November 25 - Addressing the issue of women academics falling behind
- November 18 鈥� the colonial nature of current systems of research and evaluation
- November 4 - Precarious instructors in the post-pandemic academy
- October 28 鈥� A conversation with Happy City about building back "Main Street"
- October 14 鈥撀燱hat's at stake in BC's upcoming election? A conversation with Frances Bula
- October 7 鈥撀燞osted dialogues
- September 30 鈥撀燫adical inclusion with Ele Chenier
- September 23 鈥撀燞osted dialogues
- September 16 鈥� Antifragility and resilience
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- Canadian Pilot Cohort of the Carnegie Community Engagement Classification
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Dr. Robert Hogg
WARREN GILL AWARD WINNER, 2019
Dr. Hogg is an internationally renowned HIV researcher, scientific leader, educator and mentor to many of Canada's experts in HIV. He has dedicated his career to working with BC clinicians, community organizations and people living with HIV to find ways to overcome barriers to accessing treatment and to initiate approaches to prevent HIV. His approach has been extra-ordinarily community-oriented and exemplifies 丁香园AV's goal of achieving exemplary, high impact, community-engaged teaching and scholarly activity.
Highlights of collaborations and projects
The Canadian HIV Observational Cohort (CANOC) Collaborative Research Centre focuses on HIV health services and epidemiologic cohort research. This collaboration of national researchers and select databases establishes policy-relevant studies in HIV therapeutics, population, and public health.
The HAART Observational Medical Evaluation and Research (HOMER) study is a retrospective cohort of HIV-positive individuals receiving HAART in British Columbia. HOMER collaborates with other HIV cohorts on both a national and international scale to answer more complex HIV-specific research questions.
The Momentum Health Study is a sexual health study of gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in Greater Vancouver. Momentum aims to report new estimates of HIV prevalence among men who have sex with men (MSM) in the region. The study supported by grants from the National Institute of Health and the Canadian Institute for Health Research.
Check out Dr. Robert Hogg's biography to read more about his projects and collaborations.