This report summarizes responses to CSCCE’s assessment of the medium-term impact of its short-form training course, Scientific Community Engagement Fundamentals (CEF). It includes background and context for the assessment, methodology underpinning survey design, and results for each section of the survey.
\nOur assessment suggests that CEF is achieving its function as our foundational training for STEM community managers – serving to advance our mission to professionalize and institutionalize the role of the community manager in STEM. It is having an impact at three levels – on individuals, on their organizations and/or communities, and additionally on practices across the STEM ecosystem.
\nAbout CSCCE
\nThe Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement (CSCCE) champions the importance of human infrastructure for effective collaboration in STEM. We provide training and support for the people who make scientific collaborations succeed at scale - and we also research the impact of these emerging roles. Find out more about us on our website: CSCCE.org
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\n\nThe goal of CSCCE is to professionalize and institutionalize the role of the community engagement manager (CEM) within science. All of our activities are in service of this.
\n\nYou can find more information about our training and consulting offerings on our website. We also convene a community of practice for community managers in STEM, and host regular community-engaged events.
\n\nHere on Zenodo you can find CSCCE-produced resources available for free download. These include:
\n\nA three-part guide to CSCCE’s community participation model:
\n\nPart one introduces the model and outlines how to use it to guide community programming.
\n\tPart two explores the role of community champions in maintaining, growing, and evolving a community.
\n\tPart three takes a look at the importance of scaffolding for building inclusive communities.
\n\tA four-part series on using virtual events to facilitate community building:
\n\nMaking a PACT for more engaging virtual meetings and events offers a framework for planning a virtual event.
\n\tNext we take a look at selecting and testing online tools.
\n\tThe event formats section, co-authored by members of our community, shares a number of ways to convene online.
\n\tIn the curated resources section you’ll find a collection of additional articles, guides, and tools to make your next event a success.
\n\tA growing collection of community profiles that showcase a wide variety of STEM communities using CSCCE’s core frameworks to describe their programming.
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