Diversity Advocate Award
The Diversity Advocate Award was established by the Department of Psychology in 2020, representing our commitment to diversity, inclusion, and safe environments and our recognition of excellence among our undergraduate and graduate students.
Qualifications
- Must be a full-time student admitted to the Major in Psychology or a Graduate Program in Psychology (separate undergraduate and graduate awards are available)
- Must be in good academic standing (i.e., not on academic probation) and demonstrate a commitment to diversity, inclusion, and/or safe environments on campus and/or in our community
Application Process
Eligible students should email an electronic copy of the following to the Chair of the Psychology Department Awards Committee.
- A completed application, including evidence of commitment to diversity, inclusion, and/or safe environments manifest in the department, on campus, and/or in the community
This application is an interactive Microsoft Word document.Click on the link to download the form. Complete the application and submit an electronic copy of your completed application to the Awards Committee Chair.
Selection
The Department of Psychology's Awards Committee is responsible for awarding the Diversity Advocate Award each year if there is an eligible candidate. Typically, one undergraduate student and one graduate student is selected.
Stipend
The award is typically $500 per recipient each year. The amount of the award will be determined by the department's Awards Committee.
Distribution
The department chair is responsible for distributing the award funds and for appropriate publicity related to the presentation of the award.
Deadline
The student must email an electronic version of the completed application to the department's Awards Committee by March 15 of the nominated year.