Shape the Future Today

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Shape the Future Today Fund in Psychology

Funds raised will be used for timely or most-pressing needs within the Department of Psychology. Most recently, the Shape the Future Today Fund has been used to support graduate student conference travel and research. Until the time comes to resume travelling, there will be a concentration on upcoming fellowships for the Summer and Fall sessions. Research support is also important for graduate students who conduct independent pilot studies to help develop their dissertation proposals, purchase equipment, and/or pay subjects to participate in their research.

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Shape the Future Today Fund in Psychology

Funds raised will be used for timely or most-pressing needs within the Department of Psychology. Most recently, the Shape the Future Today Fund has been used to support graduate student conference travel and research. Until the time comes to resume travelling, there will be a concentration on upcoming fellowships for the Summer and Fall sessions. Research support is also important for graduate students who conduct independent pilot studies to help develop their dissertation proposals, purchase equipment, and/or pay subjects to participate in their research.
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Some beneficiaries of this award

Chistopher Zwilling

Alumni Advisory Board Travel Award
Chistopher Zwilling
Thank you so much for providing these travel grants!  I am interested in applying statistical and psychological insights to the medical and health fields.  Being able to attend a conference like this one is invaluable for presenting my work and meeting other researchers with similar goals. Christopher is a part of the Quantitative Program