An excellent crowd gathered during the 2022 GW Research Showcase for the seven student finalists to present for the Nashman Center Prize for Community Engaged Research. Congratulations to this year's recipients!
Community Engaged Research describes inquiry that is for public benefit, informing community decisions, programming, or advocacy. This work is conducted through collaborative processes that engage community members and research together as partners. Each year, at the GW Research Showcase, the Nashman Center recognizes outstanding examples of this work.
Zoom Recording of the Finalist Presentations Available Here.
More information about this prize, including project descriptions from previous winners
Click the research study titles below to view the students' research posters.
First place: Olivia Issa (Political Science), Emmanuelle Dyer Melhado, and Sara Alassaf
Key Recommendations for Higher Education Institutions to Provide Non-Financial Support to Refugee-Background Students
Tie for Second place:
Adam Berman (Special Education)
Making Work Work: Improving Employment Outcomes for Autistic Adults
Abigail Care and Alexa Betances, Human Services and Social Justice
ArtReach GW at THEARC: An Observational Evaluation
Honorable mention:
Jurnee Louder, University Writing
