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Early Career Researchers & Graduate Students |
A doctoral student poster session with feedback from Carol Geiger
Students enjoying books from the 2018 Community Service Project
Doctoral student poster session at CREATE | CREATE has a history of welcoming and promoting research in these areas: educational assessment or evaluation research, policy, or practice by our community members. We offer annual programming for graduate students and early career researchers at our conference. Doctoral Student Poster Session The doctoral student poster session is an excellent way for early in their career researchers to present at CREATE and receive feedback from consortium members. Often our Millman Award Recipients peruse the doctoral student poster sessions offering feedback. CREATE is the place where you can talk directly to leading scholars. CREATE Achilles-Harper-Swenson Emerging Researcher Award During the doctoral student poster session, early career researchers have the opportunity to present work, receive beneficial feedback, and be considered for the CREATE Achilles-Harper-Swenson Emerging Researcher Award. The CREATE Achilles-Harper-Swenson Emerging Researcher Award was created in 2013 by the CREATE Board of Directors to honor three educational researchers who profoundly influenced the field. This award is given at our annual CREATE conference. Learn more about the CREATE Achilles-Harper-Swenson Emerging Researcher Award. Graduate Student Scholarships 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 an application. Community Service Project Graduate students bring together consortium members and a local school with the Community Service Project annually at our CREATE conference. 2018 Community Service Project 2019 Community Service Project |
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 | How School Leaders, Teachers, and Black Girls Experience the Return to School Following Suspension Natasha Saunders – George Washington University An Investigation of International Student Orientation on Student-Perceived Academic Success and Social Integration in a Southeastern University Vidah Otieno – High Point University | A System of IEP Creation and Implementation for Adjudicated Youth Jessica Shupik – George Washington UniversityHow Current School Leaders Describe Their Awareness of Social Justice Issues Teresa Warner – University of North Carolina Wilmington |