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Share your Success

Showcase Your Completed Project

Have you recently completed a collaborative research, evaluation, public health, or applied learning project? SPARK wants to celebrate your work and help others learn from it. Submit your completed project through the Completed Research Project Form. If interested, your project may be featured in our Student Research Showcase and/or on the SPARK Projects page to help inspire future student and community partnerships.

Why Share Your Project?

Sharing your completed project helps:

  • Recognize the work of students, community partners, faculty mentors, and collaborators
  • Demonstrate the value of community-engaged research and applied public health practice
  • Inspire other students to get involved
  • Help community organizations see what types of projects are possible
  • Build visibility for local health equity, research, and evaluation efforts
  • Create a growing archive of student and community partnership work

What Information Will You Be Asked to Share?

The Completed Research Project Form may ask for information such as:

  • Project title
  • Student name or project team
  • Program or affiliation
  • Faculty mentor or project supervisor
  • Community partner or collaborating organization
  • Project summary
  • Methods or approach
  • Key findings, products, or outcomes
  • How the project supported community priorities
  • Any links, files, images, posters, abstracts, or publications
  • Whether the project team gives permission for the project to be featured publicly

Tell the Story of Your Work

When submitting your project, think about what others should know about the process, partnership, and impact. A strong project summary does not need to be long, but it should help others understand:

  • What issue or question the project addressed
  • Who was involved
  • What the student or project team did
  • What was learned or created
  • How the work may support community health, equity, practice, or future research

Submit a Completed Project

Have you completed a SPARK research project? Share it with us!