DEADLINE EXTENDED! Apply for the CEO Pilot Project and Capacity Development Awards. Applications due March 21, 2022. view.officeapps.live.com/op/view.aspx?s…

The Great Plains IDeA-CTR is excited to participate in Allen Institute's Open Science Week 2021 beginning today and running through Friday, September 17th. We encourage you to join us in the digital and social media campaign! #OpenScience Week #OpenScience

REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS! Apply to participate in the inaugural Research Incubator, aimed at improving the scientific rigor of community-engaged CTR gpctr.unmc.edu/2021/09/07/202…

THINC about attending the GP IDeA-CTR Seminar- THINC-19: Telemedicine and Health Inequalities during the COVID-10 Pandemic, today at Noon!

Apply to be the 2021 CTR Superstar Pilot! $20,000/1 year gpctr.unmc.edu/2021/08/05/req…

gpctr.unmc.edu/2021/08/05/req… New RFA from the GP IDeA CTR Network for their annual Superstar award ($20K/1 year); as a prior recipient, I strongly recommend the opportunity!

Our new blog series continues as we highlight our Community Advisory Board members and the work they do in the community. Learn about Tommy and the amazing work he does at the NebraskaAIDSProject: bit.ly/2Tquukd

The Graduate Scholar Series highlights the work of Scholars who have graduated from the program. These interviews share their research, progress, words of wisdom, and benefits of the program. Read about University of Nebraska Medical Center researcher, Bryant England, MD: bit.ly/3xHF06i

The Graduate Scholar Series highlights the work of our Scholars who have graduated from the program. These interviews share their research, progress, words of wisdom, and benefits of the program. Read about University of Nebraska at Omaha researcher, Janelle Beadle, PhD: bit.ly/3kADiff

With our Community Collaborators Registry we have streamlined our goal to address community concerns by creating partnerships. Are you aware of a potential research collaboration that could address a #communityhealth issue? Learn more: bit.ly/2qv8nuF

The Graduate Scholar Series highlights the work of Scholars who have graduated from the program. These interviews share their research, progress, words of wisdom, and benefits of the program. Read about Boys Town National Research Hospital researcher, Daniel Rasetshwane, PhD: bit.ly/397Qypr

Pilot awardee Thayne Munce, PhD and team have been studying health and safety issues in youth football and hopes to generate new info so folks can make educated decisions to minimize the risks and maximize the benefits of football participation. Read more: bit.ly/2SAIkjO

The Graduate Scholar Series highlights the work of our Scholars who have graduated from the program. These interviews share their research, progress, words of wisdom, and benefits of the program. Read about University of Nebraska-Lincoln researcher, Trey Andrews, PhD: bit.ly/2T4WLcJ

Through partnerships and infrastructure building, our BERD Core has been able to establish an impressive collection of resources available to researchers of all types. Health indicators, data sets, and research support is available to members in need: bit.ly/2TLMF1w

Resources for our 2020 D&I Science Workshop are now available on our website for all to view. Watch interviews with #DIScience experts as they detail the key points that led to successfully funded research applications: bit.ly/36mxiSG

We offer consultations for researchers and community organizations hoping to bolster research practices and relationships. Experts are ready to assist with navigating regulatory issues, improving subject recruitment, accessing databases, and much more: bit.ly/3urv7qG

Our Practice Based Research Network (PBRN) was established to improve access to healthcare resources and promote primary care research across the Great Plains. Clinics, clinicians, & investigators work together to address healthcare challenges. Learn more: bit.ly/2AUyTTB

Pilot awardee Thayne Munce, PhD and team have been studying health and safety issues in youth football and hopes to generate new info so folks can make educated decisions to minimize the risks and maximize the benefits of football participation. Read more: bit.ly/2SAIkjO

Happy to host writer, teacher, editor and producer Paul Casella, MFA North Dakota State University this week for a series of workshops for health professionals about writing for both publications and proposals and speaking/presentation strategies (sponsored by GP IDeA CTR Network).