IVPC Faculty Affiliates must meet two requirements:

1. Have an active faculty appointment at CU Anschutz or the larger CU system
2. Have a record of research and/or education in injury prevention science or policy (e.g., grant funding, publications, course director of injury-related courses or trainings, published educational products)

Injury and Violence Prevention (IVP) includes, but is not limited to, the following:

• Adverse childhood experiences (ACES)
• Child maltreatment
• Community violence
• Concussion & TBIs
• Firearm injury or violence
• Intimate partner violence
• IVP within American Indian and Alaska Native communities
• Motor vehicle & transportation
• Older adult falls
• Overdose prevention
• Suicide prevention

Affiliation will be renewed every two years upon confirmation of continued activity and submission of a brief survey. 

How we will support your work as an IVPC Faculty Affiliate:

• Networking: You will have access to other affiliates and practice partners to discover new potential collaborators. This can include collaborations on grant submissions, papers, and identifying opportunities to share resources such as research staff, grants management support, and statistical support.
• Mentorship: Affiliates, especially junior faculty, may receive mentorship tailored to their needs.
• Grant development support: IVPC can provide consultation on pre-award and post-award processes and identify experts to provide grant mock reviews. Affiliates may reference IVPC as an institutional resource on proposals, and we will provide letters of support, as appropriate.
• Student linkage: We will support identifying student placements for your projects. 
• Promotion of your work: We will promote your work on our website and share your successes through LinkedIn posts, our newsletter, and via news stories. We can aid you in creating press releases and connect you with media relations teams on campus.
• Professional recognition: You can list yourself as an IVPC affiliate on CVs, biosketches, resumes, and dossiers for promotion. 
• Updates and events: You will receive periodic newsletters and emails sharing funding opportunities, events, and injury prevention news and the latest evidence-based research. You may have opportunities to present your work at these events, or be connected with other injury centers around the country and invited to present your work.

As an IVPC Faculty Affiliate, you will be expected to: 

• Promote us where appropriate by using the IVPC logo and your affiliation in presentations (in addition to your other appropriate affiliations) and/or acknowledging support 
• Share news, successes, and expert opinions; keep us updated on your projects and successes so we can help promote your work 
• Be available for occasional media, policy, or community requests in your area of expertise 
• Respond to periodic requests for updates or metrics (e.g., annual reporting) 
• Encourage other IVP colleagues to affiliate with us