NASP Graduate Student Research Grants

The NASP Research Committee supports student-initiated research through its Graduate Student Research Grants (GSRG). Up to two $1,000 awards are made each year to students who demonstrate exceptional ability to conduct high-quality research that furthers the mission and goals of NASP and has the potential to impact the field positively. GSRG recipients are eligible to receive $500 Travel Grants to present their research at a future NASP convention.

Eligibility and Application Information

NASP student members in either doctoral or non-doctoral school psychology training programs are eligible to apply. Applications are available in the spring for awards to be made at the next NASP Convention.

Read the application instructions

Submit your application

2013 Grant Recipient

Kizzy Albritton, Georgia State University
Kizzy Albritton completed her Master’s degree in Behavior and Learning Disabilities at Georgia State University and is now a fifth-year doctoral student at Georgia State University. For her dissertation, Kizzy will examine the effectiveness of consultation with performance feedback on teacherâ€™s implementation of a targeted phonological awareness intervention for students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds who may be at-risk of later literacy difficulties. The results are expected to inform research and practice in implementing consultation in preschool environments.

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