 The Service Opportunities in Leadership (SOL) Student Handbook is designed to assist all students currently or previously enrolled in the spring gateway course, PUBPOL 196.30: Border Crossing: Leadership, Value Conflicts, and Public Life, who wish to conduct community-based research during the summer.
This Handbook includes information on the SOL program, securing a community partner and faculty mentor, the grant proposal process, the fundamentals of community-based research, and summer logistics. It also includes a comprehensive timeline and checklist, as well as all forms that must be completed and submitted.
The complete Handbook can be downloaded as one PDF file:
SOL Student Handbook (revised January 22, 2008)
In addition, frequently-requested information and all forms can be downloaded individually:
SOL Timeline and Checklist, with Program Faculty and Staff Information (revised January 22, 2008)
Appendix A: SOL 2007 Research Projects, Community Partners and Faculty Mentors
Appendix B: SOL Research Project Titles 1999-2007
Appendix C: SOL 2008 Summer Grant Application Form
Appendix D: Annotated Bibliography of Community-Based Research Reference Materials
Appendix E: Summary of Summer 2008 Funding Sources
Appendix F: IRB Application for Protocol Approval Form (version 3.2, 09/12/07)
Appendix G: IRB Request to Amend an Approved Protocol Form
Appendix H: SOL Summer Grant Acknowledgement Form 2008
Appendix I: Statement of Authorization and Consent Form 2008
Appendix J: Duke Medical Information Form
Appendix K: SOL Faculty Mentor Agreement 2008
We hope that this Handbook will answer your questions as you start to think about and prepare for your summer community-based research experience.
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