Fellowships

No longer accepting applications.
Next round of fellowships will be available in Spring 2021.


Dr. Elizabeth L. Glisky Endowed Fellowship in Psychology

We are excited to announce a new fellowship, the Dr. Elizabeth L. Glisky Endowed Fellowship in Psychology. This fellowship is made possible by gifts from family, colleagues and friends to recognize and honor the outstanding contributions of Dr. Elizabeth L. Glisky to the Department of Psychology and the University of Arizona. The fellowship will fund a full-time graduate student in Psychology who is in good academic standing and has financial need. The one-time award is for $1,000 and will be awarded in the fall semester. More information along with a list of required materials and application can be found here.

Drs. Jeffrey N. Younggren and Garnett S. Stokes Endowed Fellowship

This fellowship is made possible by a generous gift from Drs. Jeffrey N. Younggren and Garnett S. Stokes to fund a full-time graduate student in Psychology who is in good academic standing, has financial need and has a demonstrated interest, and aptitude in forensic psychology. The one-time award is for $1,000 and will be awarded in the fall semester. More information along with a list of required materials and application can be found here.

Alfred W. Kaszniak Graduate Fellowship Endowment 

Nomination required. If you feel you qualify and would like to be nominated please contact/discuss with your advisor. In honor of Alfred W. Kaszniak's enormous contribution to the field of neuropsychology and his commitment to graduate training and mentorship. The Department of Psychology solicited donations from colleagues, friends, and students for the Alfred W. Kaszniak Graduate Fellowship Endowment. The amount of the award for FY 2020-21 is $2,000. This is a one-time award that will be awarded in the fall semester. 

Elgibility

  1. first-year graduate student in the Psychology Ph.D. program who is in good academic standing
  2. enrolled in full-time study during the year that the fellowship is awarded;
  3. has an outstanding record of academic achievement and demonstrated potential to be a researcher; and
  4. is engaging in neuropsychology research, with a preference for emotion and aging.