Events
The Center for Translational Science Activities (CTSA) sponsors a number of events focusing on health research topics.
These events range from celebratory events, to community conferences and investigator-focused seminars.
Annually CTSA hosts the Community Celebration of Research, which is open to the public. This event celebrates the involvement of community members in research.
The Partners in Research Workshop is intended to enhance the general understanding of community-based participatory research (CBPR), identify and address the challenges and opportunities of the CBPR approach, and provide opportunities for collaboration and partnership. This workshop is open to community organization representatives, students, educators, researchers and interested community members.
Mayo Health System's Practice-Based Research Network holds regular conferences and workshops revolving around the shared interest of improving the quality of patient care and enhancing the practice of medicine through collaborative research. Attendees include health care providers and administrative partners interested in improving practice through quality and research methods.
Every other year Mayo Clinic hosts more than 200 high school students from southeast Minnesota and their science teachers for a daylong event — the Celebration of Research. CTSA supports this event, which showcases biomedical science and research careers.
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