2022 Virtual Celebration of Research
2022 TCRC Celebration of Research Recognizes Student Success!
The 2022 Trent Community Research Centre Annual Celebration of Research was held virtually on Friday March 25th, 2022. Every year, the TCRC typically supports Trent students as they conduct community-based research across the region. The opportunity to do research that has an immediate, positive impact in their community often motivates students to do outstanding work.
Our 2022 Celebration of Research featured:
- Presentations from current student researchers;
- The opportunity to speak one to one with students to learn more about their projects;
- Our annual student award showcasing outstanding research contributions.
2022 TCRC Celebration of Research Celebrates Student Researchers!
Innovative Presentation: ORAL PRESENTATION
Presented to the student(s) who have demonstrated highly effective communication and presentation skills in the oral delivery of their presentation. Judges looked for high standards of design and information presentation, effective and imaginative delivery, and clear communication of research process and results.
Sponsor: County of Peterborough
2022 Winner: Amelia Metcalfe, International Development Studies, “Best Practices of Establishing a Community Hub in Peterborough / Nogojiwanong, ON”, HOST: The Mount Community Centre
Innovative Presentation: POSTER PRESENTATION
Presented to the student(s) who have demonstrated highly effective communication and presentation skills in the design of their research poster. Judges looked for high standards of poster design and information presentation, effective and imaginative use of space, and communication of research process and results.
Sponsor: Human Services and Justice Coordinating Committee.
2022 Winner: Katarina Laakmann, Environment and Resource Studies, “50% LocalFood 2030 Economic Impact & Jobs Report” HOST: Transition Town Peterborough
Provost Award for Academic Achievement in a Community Setting
Awarded to the project that best demonstrates rigorous community-based research practices to produce results of particularly high academic merit.
Sponsor: Trent University Office of the Provost & Vice-President, Academic Dr. Michael Khan
2022 Winner: Holden Lowes, Biology, “Patterns of Heart Failure Readmissions during COVID-19 era”. HOST: Peterborough Regional Health Centre
Community Impact Award
Presented to the project that shows clear engagement with community needs and interests, and illustrates the principles of a community-first approach to research work, creating the potential for significant impact within the community.
Sponsors: CUPE Local 3908 and OPSEU Local 365
2022 Winner: Sabrina Wolanczyk, Forensic Science, “Police Worn Body Cameras in Peterborough” - HOST, Peterborough Police Service
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