Citizen Science & Research || CHS 280 - Experiential and Community Health & Research - Introduction to Citizen Science
Hone your science, research, and advocacy skills, through a hands-on citizen science project that aims to improve the health of your community. In this experience, you will create a health profile of their community, conduct 3 - 5 weeks of observations and data collection within their downtown area, obtain a 2-year CITI Certification, and advocate for change. This course will require observations of specific areas within your communities and is a great way to make an impact and shorten the distance between science and discovery.
Health features observed will be focused around:
- Community features that support/promote physical activity
- Sun and Heat Exposure
- Pedestrian Safety and risk
- Healthy/non-healthy food environments
- Alcohol, tobacco, and other substance use/ misuse
- Community features that support/promote physical activity
Learn more about the experience:
- Read about past student experiences in this ASU News article
- View the CHS 280 Sample Syllabus
- View the CHS 484: Sample Syllabus