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Venue: The Senate Hall, Administration Building, Bellville Campus, Cape Peninsula University of Technology.
Time
Session1
10h55-11h00
11h00-11h30
11h30-12h00
12h00-12h30
12h30-13h00
13h00-14h00
Session 2
14h00-14h30
14h30-15h00
15h00-15h30
Session3
15h30-16h00
16h00-16h30
Title
DAY 1 Sunday 30 November 2014
Chair: Dr. Bernadette Johnson
1.Opening and welcome
2. NRF Perspectives
3. Towards a critical comparative scholarship about
engagement and community
Authors
Affiliation
Prof. Darren Lortan
Dr. Andrew Kaninki
Prof. Gary Minkley and Ms.
Jayshree Thakrar
SAHECEF and DUT
NRF
University of Fort Hare
4. Stellenbosch University– Sustainability Institute NRF
Community Engagement Project
Prof. Mark Swilling
Stellenbosch University
5. Setting a collaborative research agenda for
sustainable development with rural communities
Dr. Firdouza Waggie
University of Western Cape
Prof. Kim Berman
University of Johannesburg
Mr. Anthony Kaziboni
University of Johannesburg
Prof Mabel Erasmus
Prof. Sophie Oldfield
University of the Free State
University of Cape town
LUNCH
Chair: Ms. Bibi Bouwman
6.Developing a model of community-engaged practice
for using arts-based approaches to development
7. A sociological analysis of art-based methods: A case
study of a University of Johannesburg community
engagement intervention in HaMakuya, Venda (20112014).
TEA
Chair: Ms. Jeeva Mumsamy
8. Knowledge as enablement: NPO focus (2011–2013).
9.Reflections on a Civic-University Partnership (20042013)
10. Evaluation of a Knowledge Partnership Model 20112013
16h30-17h00
17h00-17h30
11. Community Engagement and Capabilities: Brokering
Knowledge in a Dynamic Rural Landscape
Dr. Janice McMillan, Ms. Judy
Favish; Dr. Suki Goodman; Ms.
Barbara Schmid; Dr. Tanja
Winkler (2013); Also Prof. Cheryl
Hodgkinson-Williams (20102012); Mr. Sonwabo Ngcelwane
Dr. Chris J. Burman & M. Aphane
University of Cape town
Dr. John Boughey
Director of Academic Development
and CUPP Team Leader , University of
Zululand
Rural Development and Innovation
Hub, University of Limpopo.
DINNER
8h30-9h00
DAY 2 Monday 1 December 2014
Chair: Rev. Craig Rowe
1. From pillars and relationships of fate to people in
partnerships of choice: in search of a scholarship of
engagement
Prof. Lesley Wood
North-West University
9h00-9h30
2. The challenges and successes of participatory action
research for Community engagement: perspectives of
tertiary researchers
3.The usefulness of PALAR as a form of communitybased research: perspectives of a novice researcher
Ms. Rubina Setlhare-Meltor
North-West University
4. Using participatory action research to identify
challenges and develop solutions in the field of autism
education
Ms. Mandie Kok & Dr. A.J.
Greyling
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
University
Dr. D Hlalele (UFS), Dr. D
Manicom (UKZN), Prof. J Preece
(UKZN), Dr. C Tsotetsi (UFS
University of Kwazulu Natal and
University of Freestate
Session 4
9h30-10h00
10h00-10h30
10h30-11h00
Session 5
11h00-11h30
TEA
Chair: Prof Sunette Pienaar
5. Two university approaches to involving students in
community engagement: a comparison of how learning
spaces and environments are used
11h30-12h00
12h00-12h30
12h30-13h00
13h00-14h00
Session 6
14h00-14h30
14h30-15h00
15h00-15h30
15h30-16h00
Session 4
16h00-17h00
6.Community engagement research within an
integrative multidisciplinary research paradigm on ecohealth and wellbeing matters: Exploring processes and
sharing experiences
Prof. Elize S. van Eeden & Prof.
Elma H. Ryke
Schools of Health Sciences & Basic
Sciences, North-West University,
(Potchefstroom Campus &
Vaaltriangle Campus)
7. Substance abuse amongst the youth in Grabouw
Western Cape: Voices from the community
Prof. Rinie Schenck & Naome
Mudavanhu
University of Western Cape
8. Self-Determination Theory: Relating family
functioning, basic psychological needs and well-being of
adolescents living in a rural community in South Africa
Prof. Nicky Roman
University of Western Cape
Prof. Karien Jooste
University of the Western Cape
10.The Kenneth Gardens Community Engagement
Project
Prof. Monique Marks
Durban University of Technology
11.Reflections on community engagement in a lowincome community in the Western Cape
Mrs. Naiema Taliep[1], Prof.
Sandy Lazarus[2], Ms. Candice
Simmons[3], Mr. Tony Naidoo,[4]
Mr. Marcellino Jonas[5] & Mr.
Ricardo van Reenen5
(1). UNISA Violence Injury and Peace Research Unit
(VIPPRU), Institute for Social and Health Sciences,
UNISA, (2) Institute for Social and Health Sciences,
UNISA, University of the Western Cape, (3) MRCUNISA Violence Injury and Peace Research Unit
(VIPPRU);(4) Stellenbosch University, Department of
Psychology; (5) Community Research Team member
(6)SCRATCHMAPS: Spiritual Capacity and Religious
Assets to Transform Community Health through
Mobilising Males for Peace and Safety: Violence,
Injury and Peace Research (MRC/Unisa).
LUNCH
Chair: Prof Vhonani Netshandama
9.Self-leadership of traumatized youth attending
Primary Health Care facilities in Johannesburg
WORKING TEA
Chair: Prof Darren Lortan
Reflections and Way forward