Henry P. David Grants for Research and International Travel in Human Reproductive Behavior and Population Studies

Applicants must be carrying out dissertation research or not have more than 7 years postgraduate experience.

The grants are open to applicants in all relevant disciplines with preference given to those with a psychological approach or in the discipline of psychology. The grants are open to applicants from any country.

APF encourages applications from individuals who represent diversity in race, ethnicity, gender, age, disability, and sexual orientation.

David Research Grant

2011

Michelle Leve, The New School for Social Research
Angelea Pirlott, Arizona State University

2010
No Grant Given

2009
Amy Conroy, University of Colorado, Denver

2008
Lisa Sara Rosenzweig, Columbia University

2007
No Grant Given

2006
Eva Bazant, John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

David Travel Grant

2011

Tamsen Rochat, PhD, Africa Centre for Health and Population Studies
Heather Adams, California State University, Stanislaus

2010
No Grant Given

2009
Doug VanderLaan, University of Lethbridge

2008
Jessica Anne Fehringer, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

2007
Mohammad-Zakaria Pezeshki, PhD, Tabriz Medical School

2006
Mhairi Gibson, PhD, University of Bristol

2005
Leapetswe Malete, PhD, University of Botswana

2004
Daniela Draghici, Ipas

2003
Amy G. Lam, University of California, Davis

2002
No Grant Given

2001
Ma'an A. Barry Qassem, PhD, Aden University

2000
David Pérez-Jiménez, PhD, University of Puerto Rico