2018 Sage Student Research Award

Outstanding Scholarship is essential to the mission of The Association of Black
Psychologists (ABPsi). Accordingly, the Student Research Award annually
recognizes outstanding research conducted by a student. An independent
committee will evaluate all submissions and select one student to receive $750
for the most outstanding student award. SAGE has also agreed to cover the travel
expenses for the student to attend and possibly present at the convention in
Oakland, CA at the 50 th Anniversary of ABPsi (June 27 th –July1 st ).

The Stephen C. Rose Scholarship for Psychology Research on African American Youth

The Association of Black Psychologists is proud to offer The Stephen C. Rose Scholarship for Psychology Research on African American Youth. Established by The Steve Fund, this scholarship is in memory of Stephen C. Rose whose passions included psychology, in which he attained a graduate degree. It seeks to encourage and promote research on psychological challenges confronting African American youth. This is an area of study which needs greater attention, particularly given the impact of societal issues such as racism, which have a negative effect on the mental health of African American youth.

The Steve Fund has established this award in recognition of the inspiration Stephen gave to all of those who knew him. Stephen was a young African American man who lived life with courage, determination, and compassion. He cared deeply about the well-being of others, therefore this fund was created by his family and friends to promote the mental and emotional well-being of young people of color.

Please download files below to find out more information about award amounts, evaluation criteria, deadlines, and how to submit an application.

The Student Circle is proud to announce the launch of our first Podcast entitled Rooted. One of our goals this years as a SC Board is to increase visibility of the ABPsi SC; so we thought initiating the podcast would be one way to achieve this goal. In 20 to 30 minute segments, students are encouraged to highlight their struggles, successes, and passions as they pertain to African/Black Psychology. Podcasts will be produced quarterly with the addition of special podcast series’ ahead of ABPsi events or in response to outstanding pitches. In our debut episode, Cecile Gadson explores the history and importance of Jegnaship with Evan Auguste, the Eastern Graduate Representative.
 
You can listen now below:
 
SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rootedpodcast/episode-1-jengaship-with-cecile-gadson
 
iTunes:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-1-jegnaship-with-cecile-gadson/id1362128085?i=1000407072485&mt=2
 
Be sure to like, comment, rate, and subscribe for future episodes!
 
For more information please contact Evan Auguste at east.grad@abpsi.org.

Scholarship season is here!  The deadline for this years ABPsi Student Circle Scholarships will be May 01, 2014.  The following scholarships are available:

ABPsi Student Circle Black Ribbon Scholarship Internship Travel Award

ABPsi Student Circle Black Ribbon Scholarship Graduate Research Award

ABPsi Student Circle Black Ribbon Scholarship Graduating High School Senior Award

ABPsi Student Circle Black Ribbon Scholarship Need-Based Award

ABPsi Student Circle Black Ribbon Scholarship Student Presenter Award

ABPsi Student Circle Chapter of the Year Award
 

Don't miss this great opportunity to be recognized for your hard work.

For more information on ABPsi Student Circle scholarship support click here!

Please join us for the 2014 Regional Conference on April 04th & 05th!

WHAT: The 2014 ABPsi Student Circle Regional Conference
THEME: "Standing on the Shoulder of our Predecessors"
WHEN: April 04-05
WHERE: Howard University, Washington, DC

Keynote Speaker: TBA

If you have any questions regarding the regional conference please contact the Eastern Graduate Regional Representative: Felicia Swafford.