CIPHERS consultations

Did you know? The Collaboration for Interprofessional Health Education Research & Scholarship (CIPHERS) offers one-on-one meetings and consultations to help faculty advance their scholarship aspirations. These 1-hour consultations provide an opportunity to meet with Drs. Dawn DeWitt, CIPHERS Director, and Erin Griffin, Scholarly Associate Professor and Director of Evaluation, and ask questions related to health professions research and scholarship, brainstorm projects in mind, solicit advice regarding next steps, etc.

Participants are asked to submit a summary of their project idea (if applicable) or supporting materials prior to the meeting to maximize the value of this time.

Following the consultation, participants receive a tailored ‘consult report’ that provides an overview of the consultation.

To schedule a consultation:
Please send an email to Donna.Prieto@wsu.edu.

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