Graduate Aid
Liberal Arts & Sciences | Scholarships by Department
Department of Psychology Aid
Contact: Graduate Coordinator, 114 PSY, 392-0601, www.psych.ufl.edu
The Department offers financial support to assist students who wish to pursue graduate work leading to doctoral degrees. Current assistance includes teaching and research assistantships, NICHD traineeships, and Center for Neurobiological Sciences fellowships.
UF Endowed Scholarships and Fellowships
The following endowed scholarships and fellowships are administered by the UF Foundation. For information, check with the departmental contact person or the Foundation Web site.
- E. Porter Horne Memorial Award
Eligibility: outstanding graduate students studying sensory processes, perception and/or cognitive psychology.
Value: $1,000 - Ted Landsman Endowed Fellowship Fund
Eligibility: graduate psychology students; preference to students majoring in counseling or humanistic psychology.
Value: $1,000, name on plaque - Pioneer Psychology Faculty Fund
Eligibility: outstanding psychology students.
Value: $1,000, name on plaque - Henry C. and Audrey S. Schumacher Fellowship
Eligibility: meritorious psychology students; awarded at discretion of the dean and chair.
Value: $500, name on perpetual plaque
Non-Endowed Scholarships
- Gerber Developmental Psychology Research Award
Eligibility: psychology doctoral student; outstanding merit in contributing to the area of developmental psychology.
Value: $500 - Gerber Social Psychology Outstanding Research Award
Eligibility: psychology doctoral student; outstanding merit in contributing to the area of social psychology.
Value: $500 - E. F. Malagodi, Jr., Memorial Scholarship
Eligibility: outstanding behavior analysis students.
Value: $1,000, name on plaque - Robert A. and Phyllis Levitt Award
Eligibility: outstanding psychobiology students.
Value: $1,000, name on plaque - Allyn and Bacon/Longman Outstanding Graduate Student Teaching Award
Eligibility: exemplary contributions to undergraduate teaching of psychology.
Value: $500, name on perpetual plaque