Case: In March 2017, a public health program at a university was contracted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region 5, looking to complete a project with a local university and a city under the College/Underserved Community Partnership Program (CUPP). The purpose of this project was to increase the amount of radon testing in rental properties located within city limits. Two deliverables were requested: an ordinance proposal to mandate the testing of radon in rental properties located within the city and a health communication campaign on radon. A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was drafted and signed between the EPA, Region 5, the city, and the university in April 2017. The members of the Region 5 EPA, several members from the state as well as elected officials from the state, and many local area stakeholders were instrumental in moving the research project forward. Several meetings between students, professors, and the aforementioned stakeholders were needed to arrange how the research would be performed without compromising community relations between landlords and other community members. Due to the location of all stakeholders involved in the research, several conference calls were initiated weekly in an effort to collaborate both at the university level with students