CREATE 2019 Graduate Student Committee Service Project The CREATE Graduate Student Committee is hosting its second-annual community service project at the 28th Annual CREATE Conference in High Point, NC. This community service project will benefit a school in North Carolina: Fairview Elementary School in Fairview, NC. |
Above: International Community School students enjoying their new books from last year's project! Thank you to everyone who donated last year. |
Graduate Student Poster Session Presenters at CREATE 2019 |
Building Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy (ESE): How Undergraduate Students Make Meaning of Their Entrepreneurial Experiences Amy Kurfist – Old Dominion University Opening Eyes to What They Don’t Know: Talking about Race with White Preservice Teachers Stacy Martin – Winthrop University | An Investigation of International Student Orientation on Student-Perceived Academic Success and Social Integration in a Southeastern University Vidah Otieno – High Point University How School Leaders, Teachers, and Black Girls Experience the Return to School Following Suspension Natasha Saunders – George Washington University | A System of IEP Creation and Implementation for Adjudicated Youth Jessica Shupik – George Washington University
How Current School Leaders Describe Their Awareness of Social Justice Issues Teresa Warner – University of North Carolina Wilmington |
| CREATE offers Graduate Student Scholarships for students who present at the CREATE conference. If you are interested in applying for a scholarship to cover your registration fee, complete this application. The CREATE Achilles-Harper-Swenson Emerging Researcher Award is an opportunity to present your work to a panel of judges, receive beneficial feedback, and compete for this distinguished title. Learn more about the Emerging Researcher Award . |
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