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Nicole Baganz, Ph.D. , director of community engagement and programming with the ��and research assistant professor in Biomedical Science,�� , was recently presented with the President’s Award for Outstanding Community Engaged Service for her unwavering dedication to creating and developing programs that advance neuroscience and STEM education in the community. The award was presented by �������� President John Kelly ��at this year’s�� Honors Convocation , an annual ceremony recognizing the University's most outstanding students and faculty members.��

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“It is a huge honor to be able to bring neuroscience into our community to teach people of all ages about brain function, current research, and new technologies, and ultimately eliminate stigma that remains attached to many brain disorders,” said Baganz.��

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Baganz was nominated by�� Randy Blakely, Ph.D., ��executive director,�� �������� Stiles-Nicholson Brain �� Institute , and received support from leaders of community organizations including�� ,�� ,�� ,�� ��and more. Congratulations!��