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Community Engagement

The Scripps Hub Academic Research Core (SHARC) is supported by the Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) Program, funded by the National Institutes of Health. The CTSA seeks to speed up the development of new resources and treatments to help improve the health of individuals and the general public. The SHARC team is available to provide knowledge, skills and resources in community and collaboration, statistics and how to navigate a research grant. Our team is a collaboration between the Scripps Research Translational Institute and Scripps Health. 

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Community Engaged Research

SRTI researcher presenting health education content in Spanish on a whiteboard to a group of community participants.

Our team unites community partners and researchers to share their knowledge and resources.

Statistical Support

Women sitting at a desk during a workshop.

The Scripps Hub Academic Research Core provides individual or group consultations on a variety of study design needs.

Research Navigation

SRTI research navigation staff assisting study participants using tablets at a clinical research event.

The Scripps Hub Academic Research Core team provides research navigation support to translational researchers.

Groundbreaking Science.
Life-changing Medicine.