Human Development and Family Science Scholarships
In addition to scholarships offered by the university and the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences, we offer program-specific scholarships in human development.
For all undergraduate scholarships sponsored by the Department of Human Development and Family Science:
Application Open Dates: Check back for the spring semester deadline
Rising Junior or Senior, Human Development
Rising junior or senior in Human Development with a grade point average of at least 3.0 overall and a clear commitment to a career related to the education and/or development of children and their families. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need, a passion for family and child development, and a commitment to succeed.
Eligibility and Criteria for Williamson Award
1. Education and/or development of children and their families
2. Grade point average of at least 3.0 overall
3. Brief statement regarding financial need (student does not need to be eligible for or receive financial aid to be eligible for this award )
4. Must be a continuing student
Rising Senior in Human Development
Rising senior in Human Development with an in-major grade point average of at least 3.5 and a record of extracurricular leadership and community service
Eligibility and Criteria for Giannotti Award
1. Extracurricular leadership and community service
2. Grade point average of at least 3.5 overall
3. Must be a continuing student
Undergraduate, Human Development
Continuing undergraduate students enrolled in Human Development with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 overall who are 1) pursuing a curriculum that includes a formal internship at Adult Day Services, 2) planning to pursue a career in adult day care, or 3) planning to pursue a career in gerontology. Preference shall be given to students with 1) sensitivity and commitment to supporting Adult Day Services clients, families, and program staff; 2) demonstrated financial need; 3) extracurricular leadership with activities and professional associations related to aging; and 4) volunteer service related to gerontology.
Eligibility and Criteria for Schlenker Award
1. Gerontology interests
2. Grade point average of at least 3.0 overall
3. Must be a continuing student
Continuing graduate students enrolled in Human Development with a minimum grade point average of 3.0 overall who are 1) pursuing a curriculum that includes a formal internship at Adult Day Services, 2) planning to pursue a career in adult day care, or 3) planning to pursue a career in gerontology. Preference shall be given to students with 1) sensitivity and commitment to supporting Adult Day Services clients, families, and program staff; 2) demonstrated financial need; 3) extracurricular leadership with activities and professional associations related to aging; and 4) volunteer service related to gerontology.
Eligibility and Criteria for Schlenker Award
1. Gerontology interests
2. Grade point average of at least 3.0 overall
3. Must be a continuing student.
Criteria:
- Human Development and Family Science Graduate student
- Career plans focused on either research or service in community-based programs supporting individuals with special needs.