Research
The University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Office of Community Service Programs offers a variety of ways to connect service with research.
One of the most common is through Community Based Participatory Research. This is an approach that involves all partners in the research process and recognizes the unique strengths that each person brings. It begins with a research topic of importance to the community and aims to combine knowledge with action to create social change.
UW-Madison Research Protocols currently active:
| Protocol Number | Principal Investigator | Protocol Title | Status | Expiration Date |
| M-2007-1344 | Younkin, Sharon | Community Health Outreach Programming for and with the Allied Drive Community in Madison, Wisconsin | Active | |
| SE-2008-0433 | Younkin, Sharon | Targeting Health Disparities on Allied Drive Through an Anti-Tobacco Campaign and the Use of PhotoVoice | Active | 9/18/2009 |
| SE-2008-0700 | Younkin, Sharon | Evaluating the impact of participating in health education outreach programs | Active |
Community Service Posters 
- Urban Community Dental Health Outreach Program (pdf)
- Medical Students and a Community Wellness Center Collaborate to Addres Urban Health Issues (pdf)
- PhotoVoice as a Method to Address Tobacco Related Disparities in an Underserved Community (pdf)
Community Service Presentations
- Addressing Youth Conflict Resolution Using Hip-Hop Culture: Responding to Community-Identified Health Concerns
- Medical Students and a Community Wellness Center Collaborate to Address Urban Health Issues
- Reducing the Burden of Disease: Diabetes Prevention on Allied Drive
- Allied Neighborhood Cookbook
- PhotoVoice as a Method to Address Tobacco Use Disparities in an Underserved Community