The George Washington University (GW) recently hosted its annual Research Showcase, a vibrant celebration of scholarly endeavors across disciplines. This year’s theme, “GW Research for a Sustainable and Equitable Future,” underscored the university’s commitment to addressing complex challenges and fostering innovation. GW students, postdocs, faculty and staff showcased research projects and scholarly work that focused on sustainability and equity. The event was a celebration of the diverse scholarly endeavors undertaken across the university, all focused on addressing complex challenges, fostering innovation, and creating a more resilient and just world.
At the event, GW Nursing boasted three students whose work was on display. Each student engaged with attendees as they stopped by their posters, explaining the importance of the research they have undertaken.
Tessa Mirka Torgovitsky
GW Nursing – A.B.S.N. program
“Enhancing Patient Satisfaction in LGBTQ+ Expectant Parents”
Nkechi Onwuemene
MSN, FNP-BC
GW Nursing – D.N.P. program
"The Impact of Hypertension Education on Knowledge and Management of Blood Pressure"
Wendy Post
DNP, RN
GW Nursing – Ph.D. program
“Black Women Shouldn’t Die Giving Life: The lived experiences of Black women diagnosed with severe maternal morbidity in the United States”