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Doctoral student receives ‘People’s Choice’ award at USF Graduate Research Symposium

USF Graduate Student Mohammed Alqahtani with his major professor, Dr. Ann Cranston-Gingras.

USF Graduate Student Mohammed Alqahtani with his major professor, Dr. Ann Cranston-Gingras.

Mohammed Alqahtani, a graduate student in the ý (USF) College of Education, received a People’s Choice Award for his research project presented at the university’s Graduate Student Research Symposium in March.

Annually, the Office of Graduate Studies and the Graduate and Professional Student Council (GPSC) host the Graduate Student Research Symposium to showcase the research of students across all disciplines and allow them to obtain feedback from faculty and peers.

Alqahtani is a doctoral student in USF’s Curriculum and Instruction Program with a concentration in Special Education. His research project, titled “The Differences Between Special Education Services in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United States,” received the People’s Choice Award in the Social and Behavioral Sciences category based on audience voting and feedback.

Students selected as winners of USF’s Graduate Student Research Symposium receive travel awards to offset expenses associated with presenting their research at professional and academic conferences.

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As the home for more than 2,200 students and 130 faculty members across three campuses, the ý College of Education offers state-of-the-art teacher training and collegial graduate studies designed to empower educational leaders. Our college is nationally accredited by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), and our educator preparation programs are fully approved by the Florida Department of Education.