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Graduate Student Research Award Graduate Student Research Award The Foundation for the Advancement of Human Systems (FAHS) confers up to two cash awards annually to assist graduate students in the completion of their thesis or dissertation pertaining to couples and family therapy or family therapy training. Must be a member of AAMFT. This award can be self-nominated by an AAMFT member or nominated by another AAMFT member.
The nominator must submit the nominee’s proposal and a written statement (500 words max) of why the proposal should be selected, including identifying current forms of university/program support or outlining/identifying how the award will be used to assist in completing the project. Selection criteria for the award include: 1. Significance of the topic for family therapy.
2. Quality of the conceptualization and design. 4.
Availability of support to complete the topic. In the case of equally meritorious applications, consideration will be given to applicants who have volunteered service within the AAMFT association (e.g., Family TEAM, Topical Interest Networks, Geographic Interest Networks, Independent Affiliates, Minority Fellowship Program, Leadership Mentor, JMFT contributor, in-person and virtual events, etc.).
All self-nominations require a letter of recommendation to be submitted with materials. A cash award of up to $2,500 per recipient. An engraved plaque presented at an AAMFT event (virtual or in person).
Reimburse up to $1,000 per recipient for travel to the SFTC for the year the conference is held in person. If the award is given during virtual years, the awardee may use the travel award toward the upcoming Advanced Institutes or Leadership Symposium.) The event registration fee will also be waived for the award recipient(s) (if applicable).
How to apply : In order to qualify for this award, interested candidates must complete an online application . Note: The AAMFT Systemic Family Therapy Conference registration fee will be waived for all award recipients.
In order to avoid the perception of a conflict of interest, anyone who is on the AAMFT, The Foundation for the Advancement of Human Systems, or AAMFT sponsored payroll is ineligible to be considered for an award so long as that financial relationship exists.
All award recipients must be members of AAMFT with the exception of those receiving the Excellence in Media award, and at least one author of the Outstanding Research Publication award must be a member. Graduate Student Research Award Video Past Recipients of the Graduate Student Research Award Morgan Lancaster Strickland (2020) Erica J. W.
Kanewischer (2012) Katherine A. Hertlein (2002) Timothy Ozechowski (1998) Maryann Sheridan Walsh (1996)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Graduate students who are members of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $2,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Graduate Student Research Award is funded by Foundation for the Advancement of Human Systems. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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