GSRA Recipient Spotlight: Your Research Journey

The National Stuttering Association is collecting updates from past Graduate Student Research Award (GSRA) recipients for our “Where Are They Now” series. These stories celebrate your achievements and show how GSRA funding supports the future of stuttering research.

Please write your answers in in accessible, non-technical language so all of our community can understand the real-world impact of your work.

About You

First name

Last name

Your title

Your place of employment

About Your GSRA Experience

What year did you receive the GSRA, and what was the focus of your project?

How did GSRA funding support your work at that stage? (e.g., data collection, travel to conferences, equipment, etc.)

Did receiving the award open any doors for you, such as collaborations, mentorships, or professional opportunities?

Your Career Path Since Then

What milestones have you reached since completing your GSRA project? (e.g., defended your dissertation, earned your PhD, postdoc work, publications)

Have you presented your GSRA-related work at conferences or published it in journals? If so, where?

Where are you working now, and what does your role involve?

How does your current work connect to the stuttering community or communication sciences?

Other

A recent photo of yourself (for the feature)

Any links to your professional page, lab, or published work you’d like us to include

GSRA Recipient Spotlight: Your Research Journey

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