BIAPA Participates in Duquesne University’s Community Engagement Fair
Fostering Partnerships with the Community
The Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania (BIAPA) was honored to participate in Duquesne University’s Center for Community Engaged Teaching and Research Community Engagement Fair held October 6–8, 2025. This vibrant event brought together more than 60 community service organizations, all committed to fostering meaningful partnerships with students, faculty, and public-facing groups to promote how we can build stronger community connections and better the lives of persons served in our communities. Board member Dr. Michelle McCann represented BIAPA, and she explored with students ways to connect learning with real-world impact beyond the classroom, where they can have meaningful civic impact.
BIAPA is grateful for the opportunity to share resources and raise awareness about brain injury, while supporting students in developing strong workforce readiness skills through community-based collaboration. We thank Duquesne University for hosting such an inspiring event and look forward to future opportunities to work together in building a more informed and compassionate community!










