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Find similar grantsCharles Lafitte Foundation Program in Psychological Research is sponsored by Duke University. Provides research grants and conference travel awards to psychology and neuroscience students and faculty at Duke University.
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The Charles Lafitte Foundation Program in Psychological Research at Duke University The Charles Lafitte Foundation Program for Research in Psychology and Neuroscience at Duke supports Duke University psychology and neuroscience students and faculty to launch innovative new studies, cultivate undergraduate engagement in research laboratories, and connect P&N to the broader research community.
The program offers two types of funding: Research Grants, which support individual student research projects, and Conference Travel Awards, which help students present their work at national conferences. Application cycles vary by award, so please visit the individual award pages for eligibility requirements, deadlines, and application details.
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