The purpose of the Ungerleider/Zimbardo Travel Scholarships is to help psychology graduate students travel to the APA Annual Convention to present their research. Seven annual $300 scholarships for graduate students will be awarded to support travel to the APA convention.
These travel scholarships are administered by the APA Science Directorate. Regular procedures used by the Science Directorate for the APA Student Travel Awards will be followed.
Applicants must be enrolled full-time and be in good standing in a graduate program in psychology at a regionally accredited university or college located in the United States or Canada.
Applicants must be student affiliates or associate members of the American Psychological Association (graduate student affiliates are automatically members of APAGS).
Students who are not affiliates must apply for affiliation when submitting materials for the Travel Award.
APF encourages applications from individuals who represent diversity in race, ethnicity, gender, age, disability and sexual orientation.
How to Apply
For eligibility requirements, more information or to apply see the rest of the APA Student Travel Awards.
Past Recipients
2013
Rick Cruz
Logan Fiorella
Dylan Gee
Rachel Manes
Evgeniya Pavlova
Noreen Watson
Darya Zabelina
2012
Michael Amlung, University of Georgia
Anne Berry, University of Michigan
Christopher Conway, University of California, Los Angeles
Philip Grimaldi, Purdue University
Ashley Hampton, Temple University
David Kille, University of Waterloo, Rebecca Sripada, University of Michigan
2011
Natalie Anumba, Drexel University
Jenay Beer, Georgia Institute of Technology
David Kille, The University of Waterloo
Sylvia Morelli, University of California, Los Angeles
Cynthia Najdowski, University of Illinois at Chicago
Erin Quasney, Marquette University
Zhen Wu, University of Iowa
2010
Adrienne Brendell Perkins, Georgia State University
Danya M. Corkin, University of Houston
James Patrick Clifton, Humboldt State University
Wai Sze Chan, Indiana University
Rodica Joana Damian, University of California, Davis
Paul Richard Hernandez, University of Connecticut
Lisa M. Jaremka, University of California, Santa Barbara
2009
Sabrica Barnett, Graduate Center, City University of New York
Lauren Gibbs, College of William and Mary
Benjamin Liberman, Teachers College, Columbia University
Wakako Sogo, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Katherine Tsai, San Diego State University / University of California, San Diego
Ian K. Villatta, Arizona State University
Natalie Wieland, University of California, Los Angeles
