March 15, 2025 - 03:12

The 2025 winners of the Social Impact Research and Outreach Awards were announced today by Drake University’s Zimpleman College of Business. This prestigious annual program celebrates the dedication of college faculty and staff who address critical societal challenges through their research and community engagement.
This year, three outstanding projects were selected for their innovative approaches and significant contributions to social betterment. Each winning submission exemplifies the commitment to making a positive impact in various areas, including education, health, and sustainability. The awards highlight the importance of academic involvement in real-world issues, encouraging collaboration between the university and the community.
The recognition comes with a monetary award, made possible by the generous support of Larry Zimpleman, which will further enable the winners to expand their initiatives. The Zimpleman College of Business continues to foster a culture of social responsibility, inspiring future leaders to prioritize community engagement in their professional endeavors.
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