THE PSYCHOLOGY ENGAGEMENT SCHOLARSHIP

The School of Psychological Science Psychology Engagement Scholarship provides $1000 for an undergraduate's educational expenses and is awarded based on academic performance, engagement in psychological activities, such as participating in research or completing an internship, and promise for the future. The award is given based on financial need.

Psychology Engagement Scholarship Awardees

2022 Ashlynn Barwig
2021 Benjamin Wenndorf 
2020 Karli Readr
2019 Saki Nakai
2018 Morgan Stosic

 

SPS STUDENT AWARDS

2021-22

CLA Outstanding Seniors, SPS:

Noelle Galardi, nominated by Regan A.R. Gurung & Shirley Mann
Azriella Lewis-Lopez, nominated by Ameer Almuaybid
xxxx, nominated by Dean Lawrence Rodgers & Mei-Ching Lien
Benjamin Wenndorf, nominated by Mei-Ching Lien 

Culture of Writing Award: Brady Goracke & Erin Hogan,  nominated by Mei-Ching Lien

Best Honor’s Thesis Award: Angelina Conrow, nominated by Regan A.R. Gurung for “Asian American Women and Clothing Perceptions: A Study of Intersectionality”

IHS SIG Outstanding Trainee Award: Kalina Lamb Fahey, SPS Doctoral Candidate

Lenore Bayley Graduate Scholarship: Emily Burgess

Johns Hopkins Center for American Indian Health Summer Institute Graduate Scholarship: Joanna DeMeyer

Previous SPS Student Awards

Prior to 2018, the Psychology Scholar Award honored three Psychology majors each academic year who had shown strong academic performance, maintaining a 3.5 GPA or above, and had been nominated by a professor for outstanding involvement in Psychology, either in research labs, internships, or student organizations. Each awardee received an award certificate, $200, and their names engraved on the award plaque in Reed Lodge.