ECo Impact Awards
ECo Impact awards provide seed funding across Georgetown’s schools and campuses for projects that involve environmental and/or sustainability themes. Funding is designed to seed research projects and grant proposals that jumpstart new collaborations and interdisciplinary research inquiries. The aim of these awards is to transform ideas into actionable projects and to help make Georgetown and its scholarship greener and more vibrant.
2023 Recipients
Building green futures in arid lands: Energy transitions and paradoxes of sustainability in Morocco and Namibia
Silvia Danielak, Meredith McKittrick
Developing a population model to quantify Bottlenose Dolphin abundance in the mid-Chesapeake Bay
Janet Mann, Verena Conkin, Daniel Linden, Eric Patterson
Exploring nanoporous Cu-based bimetallic foams as novel electrocatalysts for mitigating environmental stressors
Kai Liu, YuYe J. Tong, Dejun Chen
The impact of temperature on vector-borne disease transmission in staple crops
Oswaldo Villena, Ali Arab, Peter Armbruster
ECo Impact Project Stories
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ECo Impact Awards: Project Progress
From pollinators to people to past populations, ECo Impact Award recipients are expanding scholarship on environment and sustainability at Georgetown University and beyond. In celebration of the…
July 27, 2023
ECo Impact Funding, Scholarship, University Stories
June 20, 2023
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New Georgetown Study Will Investigate Nanoplastics on Animal Health and Development
March 29, 2023
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February 11, 2023
Previous Recipients
All 2022 Recipients
From pollinators to people to past populations, 2022 ECo Impact Award recipients are expanding scholarship on environment and sustainability at Georgetown University and beyond
Recipients before 2022
Previously known as the Georgetown Environment Initiative’s Impact Program, recipients from 2013-2021 have utilized funds to pilot projects, explore new research topics, and seed new collaborations