Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) Program: AY2022-23 Recipients
The Office of Research and Creative Scholarship is pleased to announce the awardees of this year’s Graduate Research Assistantship (GRA) Program:
| Full Name | Department | Project Title |
| Amer Latif | Marlboro Institute | Literature Review: The Role of Imagination and Play in Living Life’s Paradoxes and Contradictions |
| Eileen McBride | Marlboro Institute | Communication Self-Efficacy in d/Deaf and Hard of Hearing Adolescents: Improving access and participation in general education settings. |
| Kaysha Corinealdi | Marlboro Institute | Magazines for Revolution |
| Magda Romanska | Performing Arts | The International Online Theatre Festival |
| Maria San Filippo | Visual and Media Arts | APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR Promotional & Publicity Campaign |
| Phillip Glenn | Communication Studies | Analyzing the efficacy of positive communication practices: Data gathering and analysis |
| Rhiannon Luyster | Communication Sciences | Transcription of parent-child play sessions |
About the GRA:
Made possible with support from the Graduate Student Association and the Office of Graduate Studies, the Graduate Research Assistantship Program intends is to extend the student’s classroom learning, expose them to current challenges in their discipline, build analytical skills, and provide a meaningful work experience that will also benefit faculty in the development of their research and scholarship agenda. Each year, funds contributed by the GSA, OGS, and ORCS are awarded as a small number of competitive grants to full-time faculty, for the purpose of hiring a graduate student during the academic year. Through this program, we also hope to encourage external grant applications that include graduate research assistants.