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Session Type: Structured Poster Session
Graduate students play key roles in Research-Practice Partnerships (RPPs), but their experiences have not been an explicit focus of reflection or study in the RPP community. This session sheds light on persistent questions in the RPP field by attending to the challenges graduate students face, the assets they bring, and the research they conduct through partnership work. The poster topics were intentionally chosen to address current issues that are important for advancing RPP discourse through the lens of graduate students. The new perspectives on RPP work in this session contribute to the development of strategies for collaboration capable of resolving problems of practice more effectively.
Building Participatory Design Research With High School Students on a University-Assisted Community School's Inquiry Practices - Ung-Sang Lee, University of California - San Diego
Boundary Crossers: The Jointly Negotiated Work of Undergraduate Research Assistants in Research-Practice Partnerships - Yenda Prado, University of California - Irvine
Data-Sharing Routines in a Research-Practice Partnership - Ha Nguyen, University of California - Irvine
Understanding Practitioners' Perspectives in Research-Practice Partnerships - Jacob Steiss, University of California - Irvine
Navigating Power and Privilege When Building Research-Practice Partnerships as a Graduate Student - Jennifer R Renick, University of California - Irvine
Developing Sustainable Relationships Between Teachers and Graduate Students in Research-Practitioner Partnerships - Symone Gyles, University of California - Los Angeles; Heather F. Clark, University of California - Los Angeles
"Something Changed, but I'm Not Sure What": Relationships as Foundational Across Partnership and Co-Design Work - Kristina M Stamatis, University of Nebraska - Omaha
Boundary-Spanning Roles and Practices of Graduate Students in Educational Partnerships - Christopher Wegemer, University of California - Los Angeles
Passing the Torch: A Reflection of Graduate Student Turnover in Research-Practice Partnership Work - Clemence Darriet, University of California - Los Angeles
When Human-Centered Design Is Not Enough: In Search of a Design Model for Research-Practice Partnerships - Fabio Campos, New York University
Sharing Our Findings Together: Collaborating With Educators to Disseminate the Research Findings of Research-Practice Partnerships - Nicholas M. Kochmanski, University of North Carolina - Greensboro