The MSU School Psychology Program has several doctoral funding opportunities for students who are especially interested in taking on future leadership positions within university (e.g., faculty member), community (e.g., service director), or school settings (e.g., director of psychological/support services) are strongly encouraged to apply. Information on two potential programs, the University Fellows Program and the Enhance Your Future conference, is included below, with links to additional information. The Graduate School at MSU offers fellowship programs that provide financial support for outstanding students who plan to enroll in a doctoral program. In assisting MSU achieve its educational mission, our goal is to foster an intellectually vital and diverse educational community that will prepare graduate students to assume their professional roles in a diverse society. The fellowship packages, each worth approximately $100,000 in tuition, stipend, assistantships, and insurance over four years, will be awarded on a competitive basis to students admitted to the Doctoral program in School Psychology. Applicants who would like to also be considered for multi-year University and College Fellowships are encouraged to submit their applications earlier than the December 1 deadline, preferably by November 15. We encourage you to look at the Application Checklist for additional information about application procedures. Fellowship decisions are largely based on undergraduate GPA, GRE scores (verbal, quantitative, writing/analytical), and strength of undergraduate institution. Any questions related to fellowship nomination decisions may be directed to Dr. John Carlson at carlsoj@msu.edu For more information about the fellowship programs, visit: http://www.grad.msu.edu/ufellows.htm Students who apply for the Ed.S. program may also apply for funding through Project SPARKLE, visit: http://ed-web3.educ.msu.edu/schpsych/projects/projectsparkle/ Significant funding packages are also available to outstanding students from traditionally underrepresented groups in the profession. The MSU School Psychology Program is deeply committed to promoting students' multicultural competence, to enhancing diversity within the profession, and to educating scholars and practitioners from traditionally underrepresented groups. The
Enhance Your Future Conference is one funding opportunity offered
through the MSU College of Education.
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