This is your connection to information about academic programs in community psychology and related areas as well as resources for teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in community psychology and related areas of community research and action. There are also lists of postdoctoral training opportunities for students with a community psychology orientation.
This program is closed for 2018. Check back in the spring of 2019 for a new announcement.
SCRA wants to improve opportunities for programming and training in community psychology and promote the inclusion and expansion of community psychology to the national and international context. The mission is to support and advocate excellence and visibility in education in community research and action. Funding priorities include:
WHO: SCRA members and undergraduate/graduate programs
WHAT: SCRA will provide funding (up to $1,250) to support projects that focus on improving undergraduate and graduation education programs. Grants can support the development of a joint educational program or initiative, curriculum enhancement, recruitment, etc.
WHERE: SCRA will provide funding to undergraduate/graduate programs in the United States and Internationally. International applicants are strongly encouraged to apply.
WHEN: This is a time-sensitive mini grant, applicants should submit applications no later than May 15th, 2018, 11:59 EST. Applicants will receive decisions by August 1st, 2018.
WHY: SCRA wants to improve opportunities for programs to share educational resources such as training, programming, and faculty/student exchanges. Although we recognize the amount is not large, funding provides opportunities for undergraduate/graduate programs to be creative and receive support for small collaborative projects.
HOW: Complete the online application form by May 15th, 2018
*The grant is not intended to support a consultation relationship among programs. Funding can support larger collaborative projects.
If you have any general questions about community psychology or education in community psychology, you may submit your question/request and contact information below. Someone from the Council on Education will respond to your question. If you have a question about a specific program, please contact that program directly. In addition, Ask an Advisor is a service that provides brief, personalized responses to your questions about education in community psychology or community work (planning, assessment, participation, publicity, program development, leadership, advocacy, or evaluation). To use the Ask an Advisor service, please visit the Community Toolbox Webpage.
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