COMMUNITYFELLOWSHIP MCPHD 2022-SIGNED-18-JAN-2022-22-59.PDF
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Suite 504 | ISTB7 Building | Tempe AZ 85287-5302 | resilience.asu.edu January 14, 2022 Ryan Wozniak and Julie Scholer Maricopa County Department of Public Health Phoenix, Arizona, USA RE: AWARD LETTER FOR KER FELLOWSHIP Congratulations! I’m pleased to officially provide this letter of notification of award related to your selection as a Resilience Fellow under the Community fellowship of ASU’s Knowledge Exchange for Resilience. FELLOW EXPECTATIONS By agreeing to accept this fellowship, you acknowledge that you will consolidate project ideas under the guidance and support of KER personnel and where possible, in synergy with the other cohort fellows. By January 2022 or sooner, you will embark on a period of implementation in collaboration with academic and community members to test, refine, or finalize your work towards resilience solutions, with continued consultation to the KER team, as needed or requested. Fellows will produce and present three deliverables by the end of the fellowship period (in this case no later than August 15, 2022): 1) a data analysis of the community resilience question with underlying data (if any) contributed to the KER data repository; 2) a co-authored white paper for the practitioner community or similar product; and 3) information submitted to the KER staff for the creation of a one-page high level summary of the data, insights, outcomes or contributions of the exchange in a style suitable for distribution to a public, lay audience via poster, webpage, our annual report, or other format to be specified by our Communications Coordinator. Fellows may participate in evaluation interview(s) to allow the KER staff to tailor program resources, in order to assess progress and to help improve the design and execution of the program. By agreeing to this award, you also provide permissions for photography and video documentation and use for any and all KER-organized events during the period of the fellowship, except as you explicitly opt out in writing. BENEFITS AND FUNDING SUPPORT PROVIDED You will receive guidance on following the terms of this fellowship by KER leadership and staff, as needed. You will be given access to collaboration space on ASU campus to engage with other fellows, including access to computing and library resources or meeting spaces, if they are needed (and by request). The Fellowship will provide a formal award of recognition from the Knowledge Exchange for Resilience program. Funding support will not exceed $30,000 to your organization Maricopa County Department of Health (this is $30,000 in direct costs, 0% overhead allowed). Your fellowship budget will be allocated to your employer institution and managed in coordination with your supervisor. A final financial report will be required 30 days after the end of the award period from your employer institution. Our financial team will coordinate the process of issuing the funds to your entity (including working on any budget revisions and other needed contracting documents), via invoicing. Eligible expenses must fall between January 1, 2020 to July 31st, 2022. If you accept this award and the terms identified here, please sign your name and date below and return by email attachment to patricia.solis@asu.edu and FernandoZ@asu.edu. Sincerely, Elizabeth Wentz, Ph.D. Dean, Social Sciences and Director, Knowledge Exchange for Resilience Patricia Solís, Ph.D. Executive Director, Knowledge Exchange for Resilience Maricopa County Department of Health Full Name Signed Date Andre Ryan Wozniak 1/18/2022 FOR AND ON BEHALF OF MARICOPA COUNTY ________________________________________ Bill Gates Date Chairman, Board of Supervisor ATTEST: ________________________________ Clerk of the Board Date APPROVED AS TO FORM: ________________________________ Attorney for Date Maricopa County