SRA Undergraduate Scholars Program

Mission


The Undergraduate Scholars Program is designed to encourage and support junior and senior undergraduate students from ethnic minority groups from North America to pursue graduate work and careers in adolescent development. Support for the program is provided by the William T. Grant Foundation and the Society for Research on Adolescence.

Program


The Undergraduate Scholars Program is designed to support junior and senior undergraduate students from racial/ethnic minority groups in North America to pursue graduate work and careers in adolescent development. Selected scholars attend the SRA Annual Meeting and participate in special activities that focus on careers in adolescent researchapplying to graduate school and fundingcurriculum vitae workshops, and navigating the Annual Meeting. The Undergraduate Scholars will receive mentorship from graduate students and senior scholars who are active in the field of adolescent research.

Junior/senior undergraduate students from North America who are interested in pursuing a career in the field of adolescence and are a member of an underrepresented ethnic/racial minority group (African American, Latino/Hispanic, Native American/American Indian, Asian and/or Pacific Islander) are eligible. Applicants must become SRA members.

As a scholar, students will:
      • Attend the SRA Annual Meeting, including Undergraduate Scholars Program events.
      • Receive complimentary travel to the meeting and hotel accommodations. 
      • Receive mentorship by graduate students and senior scholars before, during, and after the meeting
      • Maintain contact with mentors before, during, and after attending the meeting
      • Keep the SRA office informed of contact information for five years following the meeting

Application Deadline


Please complete the below application by February 28, 2023; 11:59 ET. 

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