Partnerships in Community Engaged Research and Training

EVMS strives to achieve the highest standard in community engagement through collaborations and partnerships with diverse institutions, organizations and programs across Hampton Roads.

The Medical and Health Specialties Program

The Medical and Health Specialties Program at Maury High School, established in 1986 by EVMS and Norfolk Public Schools, prepares high-school students for careers in the health professions through innovative biomedical curriculum and mentoring.

Medical team with their hands in the middle in a circle

Regional Cancer Disparities Collaborative (RCDC)

RCDC addresses the health disparities in the region related to Prostate, Colon and Breast and Women’s’ Health by:

Promoting understanding of the cancer disparities and associated care inequities in the Hampton Roads and Richmond region.
Fostering collaboration among community partners, academic medical centers, health systems, institutions of higher education, community free clinics, federally qualified health centers, health departments around community engagement, education, clinical care and research related to cancer disparities.
Promoting health equity through effective prevention, screening and treatment approaches.

More collaborations and partnerships

EVMS strives to achieve the highest standard in community engagement through collaborations and partnerships with:

The Greater Norfolk Medical Society and Old Dominion Medical Society with a focus on enhanced mentoring for students and residents and exposure to healthcare practice in the region.
ROTC programs and military support groups so that we can recruit active military and veterans into medicine and health professions programs and careers at EVMS. EVMS has attained a V3 (Virginia Values Veterans) Certificate for its commitment to recruit military into EVMS.
The Urban League of Hampton Roads to engage community leaders around health equity.
Community-based and faith-based organizations, such as the Hampton Roads Prostate Health Forum, to address health disparities.
The M. Foscue Brock Institute for Community and Global Health at EVMS, which allows us to expand and deepen our impact on both local and global health issues.
Community-Engaged Learning, whose initiatives strive to enhance the education of EVMS students on social determinants of health and cultural competency.

Partnerships in Community Engaged Research and Training

EVMS strives to achieve the highest standard in community engagement through collaborations and partnerships with diverse institutions, organizations and programs across Hampton Roads.

Latest Partnerships

The Medical and Health Specialties Program

Regional Cancer Disparities Collaborative (RCDC)

More collaborations and partnerships