Chase Reece, BSHP '24

  • Week 3 Reflection

    To recap, this week I continued identifying and researching specific community health grants for Archway communities to potentially apply for, and I created an onboarding presentation to be used to familiarize newly hired Archway Professionals with the goals and procedures of the Archway Partnership. As I was compiling a list of grant opportunities, I continued Read more

  • January 25

    During my time in the office today, I finished updating the onboarding presentation for new hires at Archway. One of the things I came across during this that I found most interesting was the collaboration continuum. The collaboration continuum is a process model that Archway uses to build community trust and reduce turf battles. Ultimately, Read more

  • January 24

    My main task today was creating an updated presentation to use during the onboarding process for newly hired Archway Professionals. The primary goals of this presentation are to provide a general overview of the Archway Partnership, the roles of the Archway Professional, and significant priorities addressed within Archway communities. All of this is important information Read more

  • January 22

    Today I spent time diving deeper into my research for potential community health grants. Some of the specific grants I found are awarded at the regional level and some are at the national level. For example, one grant specifically is awarded by the Appalachian Regional Commission, which this means Hart County is the only Archway Read more

  • Week 2 Reflection

    Overall, my time this week was spent researching grants to fund community health initiatives. Securing outside funds is often essential for implementing projects in areas with limited resources, such as rural areas. That is why Archway works to find potential funding for projects in Archway communities throughout the state. This research has given me great Read more