The CSCCE

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The Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement (CSCCE) supports those building scientific communities. CSCCE.org

The digital badge image for Creating Community Playbooks (PBK) is a mint green circle with a white center. “PLAYBOOKS” spelled out in white, over the top of the mint green circle, and a mint green umbel design is overlaid in the white center. At the bottom right, on the outside of the circle, it says “CSCCE Training Course” in two shades of teal.
A collage of logos for scientific open-source projects arranged randomly on a white background. The collage is framed in a blue/purple gradient, with "birdaro" in white at the top left, and the CSCCE logo in the bottom right.
A screenshot of the PMB info sheet, which is a free-to-download PDF describing the course.
A table describing the informational roles of content (Engagement, Invitation, Scaffolding, Curation, Synthesis, and Explainer). The roles are displayed across the top of the table as a rainbow spectrum, with red on the left through to dark blue on the right, and are the headers for each column of the table. The rows of the table are labeled down the left hand side as: Definition, Affordances/Attributes, Core elements and presentation features, Slogan, and Examples.
The CSCCE Community Participation Model describes four modes of community member participation, CONVEY/CONSUME, CONTRIBUTE, COLLABORATE, and CO-CREATE, as well as a fifth “super user” mode, the CHAMPION mode. Member activities are generally convened or scaffolded by a community manager, who usually represents an organization or institution.
The CSCCE Skills Wheel describes 45 skills used by STEM community managers divided into 5 core competencies: Interpersonal, Program Management, Program Development, Communication, and Technical. The Image depicts the wheel with all 45 skills as the “spokes,” and the tire is divided into 5 equal sections for the competencies, which are colored dark blue, green, orange, yellow, and light blue respectively.
A graphic summary of Pooneh Sabouri’s path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program, which includes her headshot, information about the modular components she completed, and the logo of her community: STEP UP.
A graphic summary of Jody Peters’ path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program, which includes her headshot, information about the modular components she completed, and the logo of her community: The Ecological Forecasting Initiative.
A graphic highlighting Curtis Sharma's path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program. It describes the courses and Mini-workshops he took, as well as his headshot and the digital badges he earned along the way.
A graphic highlighting Johanssen Obanda's path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program. It describes the courses and Mini-workshops he took, as well as his headshot and the digital badges he earned along the way.
A graphic highlighting Zoë Leanza's path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program. It describes the courses and Mini-workshops she took, as well as her headshot and the digital badges she earned along the way.
A graphic highlighting Allie Lau's path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program. It describes the courses and Mini-workshops she took, as well as her headshot and the digital badges she earned along the way.
A graphic highlighting Yan-Kay Ho's path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program. It describes the courses and Mini-workshops she took, as well as her headshot and the digital badges she earned along the way.
A graphic highlighting Sophie Bui's path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program. It describes the courses and Mini-workshops she took, as well as her headshot and the digital badges she earned along the way.
A graphic highlighting Rieley Auger's path through the CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program. It describes the courses and Mini-workshops she took, as well as her headshot and the digital badges she earned along the way.
A collage of OS project logos, featuring CIB Mango Tree, MNE Python, ArviZ, icepyx, and OpenMRS.
A collage of OS project logos featuring the R Project, RSpace, AsyncAPI, OpenRefine, and scikit-learn
A collage of project logos featuring COSMIIC, Reclone, CKAN, Dataverse, and SilDRaH
A collage of logos for 5 of the projects participating in the Birdaro training program: KBase, asar, Kokkos, FIMS, and the USGS Science Data Management Tools and Software.
A collage of logos highlighting the following OS projects: OpenWellness, movement, Open Source with SLU, and the NCAR Community Software Facility
Zachary Baker's path to certification, which included three multi-week courses, six mini-workshops, and giving a lightning talk.
Lena Karvovskaya's path to graduation, which included three multi-week courses, six mini-workshops, and giving a lightning talk.
An infographic describing the impact of CEF on our learners and the communities they manage.
The CSCCE Certified Community Manager digital rosette. It is made up of a dark blue circle with an umbel flower motif in the center, and a lighter blue ribbon descending from the bottom of the circle. The words “CERTIFIED COMMUNITY MANAGER” are spelled out in white on the dark blue circle, and “CSCCE” appears on the lighter blue ribbon.
The digital badge image for Project Management for Scientists (PMB) is a blue circle with a white center. PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOR SCIENTISTS is spelled out in white, over the top of the blue circle, and a blue umbel design is overlaid in the white center. At the bottom right, on the outside of the circle, it says “CSCCE Training Course” in two shades of teal.
One of the strongest features of this course is how it builds on work over time in a tangible and practical direction. It’s like stepping around a circular path that continues up a hill, which enables a new perspective with each round. Your facilitation was superb, well informed by the pre-course profile and survey, and I appreciated your encouragement, thoughtful appreciation and insight into our contributions as we made our way through the course. - Community Engagement Fundamentals participant, July 2024
US gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik, a pommel horse specialist, competes at the Olympics. Source: https://www.nbc.com/nbc-insider/2024-olympics-stephen-nedoroscik-gymnast-pommel-horse
At the 2024 Paris Olympics, Snoop Dogg reported for US broadcaster NBC, often dressing up in the same clothing as the competitors. Source: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/tv/story/2024-08-07/paris-olympics-2024-snoop-dogg-nbc-martha-stewart
A competitor in breaking takes to the Olympic stage. Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/olympics/2024/08/09/breaking-points-art-paris-olympics/74742152007/
A dejected-looking lifeguard looks on as an Olympic swimmer sits on the side of the pool, adjusting their goggles. Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/05/sports/olympics/olympic-swimming-pool-lifeguards.html
The US women's soccer team celebrate on the field at the Paris Olympics. Source: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/u-s-womens-soccer-team-wins-its-fifth-olympic-gold-medal-with-1-0-victory-over-brazil