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Upcoming Deadlines
November 2009
Elizabeth Munsterberg Koppitz Fellowships (November 15)
December 2009
Charles Brewer Distinguished Teaching Award (December 1)
Gold Medal Awards (December 1)
Cummings PSYCHE Prize (December 1)
Wundt-James Transatlantic Psychology Award (December 15)
Pearson Early Career Grant (December 31)
January 2010
Division 29 Early Career Award (PDF)
February 2010
Randy Gerson Memorial Grant (PDF)
Henry David Research Grant (PDF)
Francis M. Culbertson Travel Grant (February 15)
March 2010
F.J. McGuigan Young Investigator Research Prize (March 1)
Esther Katz Rosen Fellowship (March 1)
Wayne F. Placek Grantst (March 1)
Visionary and Raymond A. and Rosalee G.Weiss Innovative Research and Programs Grants (March 15)
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Giving to APF supports students and psychologists whose research, projects, and intervention programs help individuals and communities worldwide, making a difference every day:
- APF Scholarships: APF helps assure that the best and brightest thrive in the field and use their training to better humankind. Graduate students look to APF for support to complete dissertations, travel to conferences, and to prepare themselves to undertake society’s challenges.
- APF Early Career and Seed Money Grants: APF provides crucial support when funding is difficult to obtain. APF’s early career and seed grants enable talented and creative young psychologists to launch their careers and initiate innovative projects.
- APF Targeted Project Grants: APF aims to create better lives for people across the globe through funding research, demonstration projects, and direct interventions to find effective solutions to societal problems.