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Scholarly, Personal and Professional Development

IE-027-R - ADEA CHAIR OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS SYMPOSIUM: Advancing Interprofessionalism and Research for Community Impact and Hope

Monday, March 23, 2026
1:30 PM - 3:00 PM EDT
Location: Room 516 A-C, Fifth Floor, Palais
CE: 1.5
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Keyword: Faculty Development (SP)
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The current economic, political and social climates present challenges to the expansion of research, interdisciplinary collaboration and diverse viewpoints. This session will instill hope by presenting real-world examples of how research in general, research in the DEI space, interprofessional science and interprofessional practice are continuing to make a difference in communities.

Learning Objectives:

  • Explore approaches that leverage creativity to overcome barriers to advancing science in the current socio-political and economic climate.
  • Describe real-world examples of how creativity and collaboration can be utilized to thrive in research and practice despite current obstacles.
  • Articulate a personal or institutional commitment to fostering a research culture grounded in creativity, resilience, and innovation.