Scholarships for
Psychology Students

Nova Southeastern University’s College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the College of Psychology Humanitarian of the Year Scholarship. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology program.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may apply independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The College of Psychology Humanitarian of the Year Scholarship is endowed through funds raised through the College of Psychology. These funds are to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who demonstrate community/volunteer activities.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor).
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the David Spector Memorial Scholarship Endowment. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently matriculated in a College of Psychology program who demonstrate significant financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services at Nova Southeastern University and who are training to provide drug and alcohol addiction counseling. Preference will be given to graduate students who have experience working with clients struggling with drug and/or alcohol addiction.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The David Spector Memorial Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Mr. Howard Spector in memory of his late son.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor).
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Gilbert H. Berken Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology program who demonstrate significant financial need as determined by the Office of Financial Aid at Nova Southeastern University.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Gilbert H. Berken Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Ms. Magdalen R. Berken in memory of her late husband Gilbert H. Berken.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor).
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Lorraine Thomas Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship is available to psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology graduate program demonstrating a career interest in working with children and adolescents.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Lorraine Thomas Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Lorraine Thomas, who was honored at the College’s Third Annual Humanitarian of the Year Award as one of South Florida’s children’s most generous benefactors. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who are in financial need as determined by the office of Enrollment and Student Services at Nova Southeastern University and whose clinical/research activities are commensurate with the purpose of the Lorraine Thomas Endowed Scholarship.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor).
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Nathan Azrin Award for Demonstrated Application of Behavioral Principles. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently in good standing in any College of Psychology Doctoral program whose research focuses on a novel application of behavioral psychology principles and utilizes defined outcomes to evaluate efficacy.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Nathan Azrin Award for Demonstrated Application of Behavioral Principles is endowed through funds provided through a generous gift from the Azrin family.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing enrolled in any doctoral program within the College of Psychology whose research focuses on a novel application of behavioral psychology principles and utilizes defined outcomes to evaluate efficacy. Students on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor).
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Polly Wilkie Endowed Scholarship This scholarship is available to outstanding graduate psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology program.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Polly Wilkie Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by funds from the College of Psychology Humanitarian of the Year Award. Ms. Polly Wilkie was honored at the College of Psychology Ninth Annual Humanitarian of the Year Award in recognition for her outstanding achievements and tireless community activism on behalf of children, the homeless and others in distress or in need in Broward County. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who are in financial need and whose clinical/research activities are commensurate with the purpose of the Polly Wilkie Endowed Scholarship.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor).
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Rose and Albert Miniaci Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology program. Preference will be given to students demonstrating a career interest in children and family issues.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Rose and Albert Miniaci Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Rose and Albert Miniaci who were honored at the College of Psychology Sixth Annual Humanitarian of the Year Award in recognition for their outstanding contributions to the community. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who are in financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services of Nova Southeastern University and whose clinical/research activities are commensurate with the purpose of the Rose and Albert Miniaci Endowed Scholarship.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor).
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Fellowship

Description

The NSU ABA Fellowship provides students the opportunity to accrue hours toward the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s (BACB) concentrated supervised fieldwork category while employed at NSU’s Baudhuin Preschool. Fellows will be eligible for tuition reduction contingent upon six months of successful employment.  This two-year fellowship allows participants to immediately bridge theory to practice with the oversight of the University. Two fellows will be selected for each two-year cycle, with the next cycle beginning Fall 2025. Their two-year tenure will align with the Broward County Public School academic and extended school year calendars. At the conclusion of the fellowship, fellows will have accumulated the necessary fieldwork hours towards Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification exam eligibility. 

Eligibility Requirements

Students enrolled in NSU’s masters level ABA concentrations are eligible to apply for the ABA Fellowship Program. Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Demonstrated interest and commitment to working with children and families
• Articulated motivation to pursue a career in ABA
• Preference will be given to applicants with a grade point average (GPA) of 3.2 or higher in last 60 semester hours of undergraduate coursework
• Ability to work full time in the United States throughout the course of the fellowship (2 years)
• Ability to pass both Broward County Fieldprint Fingerprinting and Department of Children and Families (DCF) Clearinghouse level-2 background checks 
• Ability to pass the 90-day probationary period. Extensions of the probationary period will only be granted in exceptional circumstances when there are extraordinary reasons beyond the student’s control and have been discussed with the Program Supervisor in advance of the probation deadline.
• Ability to maintain satisfactory academic standing and work performance throughout the duration of the ABA fellowship

Preferred Skills:

• Experience with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

 

Required Materials for Your Application

The application deadline is May 1, 2025 11:59 PM EST. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered. Only complete application packages that include all the following will be considered:

1. Completed Fellowship Application
2. Resume/CV
3. Personal Statement
4. Two Letters of Recommendation (PDF format)

Email completed packages using the subject line “Fellowship Application: Last Name, First Name” to tarashee@nova.edu. 

Application Timeline

 

NSU ABA Fellows must successfully complete 45 hours of Child Care Training within 6 months of employment, participate in all ESE Teacher Aide trainings, and maintain a 3.5 GPA and satisfactory employee performance throughout the course of the fellowship.

Contact

For more information, contact Dr. Tara Sheehan tarashee@nova.edu

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting applications/nominations for the A. Gordon Rose Scholarship – Another View. This scholarship is available to clinical psychology students who are committed to doing research and professional work aimed at increasing self-acceptance and community acceptance of gay and lesbian individuals.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The A. Gordon Rose Scholarship – Another View is funded through an endowment provided by the late Ms. Eve Rose in memory of her late son A. Gordon Rose. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to students who are committed to doing research and professional work aimed at increasing the self-acceptance and community acceptance of gay and lesbian individuals.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current clinical psychology student who is in good standing in the College of Psychology and exemplifies the purpose of the A. Gordon Rose – Another View Scholarship. Students on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. The essay should address ways in which the applicant qualifies for the scholarship. This may include past or present activities supportive of gay and lesbian self-acceptance or community acceptance, as well as, aspirations to conduct research and professional work in furtherance of gay and lesbian self-acceptance or community acceptance. Interest in other domains of gay and lesbian research and professional work will also be given consideration.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Albert Goldstein Scholarship. This scholarship is available to outstanding College of Psychology clinical psychology students who demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services at Nova Southeastern University.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Albert Goldstein Scholarship is funded through the Albert Goldstein Charitable Gift Annuities. The purpose of this fund is to provide scholarships to deserving students who desire a degree in clinical psychology to prepare them for careers in child mental health services.

Eligibility

1. Clinical Psychology students demonstrating a career interest in working with children suffering from mental or emotional disorders or a developmental disability.
2. Applicants must have completed at least one clinical practicum in a setting serving children.
3. Demonstrate significant financial need.
4. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less.  The essay should address ways in which he/she qualifies for this scholarship. 

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Alfred Seller’s Memorial Endowment Fund. This scholarship is available to outstanding College of Psychology clinical psychology students who demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services of Nova Southeastern University.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Alfred Seller’s Memorial Endowment Fund was funded by donations from College of Psychology faculty, staff, alumni, College of Psychology SGA, and others in memory of Alfred Sellers, Ph.D., a faculty member and alumnus of the College of Psychology. The purpose of this scholarship is to enhance the process of student research (e.g., assist with dissertation, directed study, or other projects).

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing enrolled in the Ph.D. or Psy.D. clinical psychology program. Students on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The application must provide a short description of the research proposal as well as a letter of interest. 

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Dr. Oscar Bekoff and Mrs. Beatrice Bekoff Endowed Scholarship.

This scholarship is available to students currently enrolled in the doctor of philosophy (Ph.D,) program at the College of Psychology.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and will be paid in the form of a tuition waiver. The scholarship will be awarded each year to the same student for the student’s duration in the program.

Background

The Dr. Oscar Bekoff and Mrs. Beatrice Bekoff Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Dr. Oscar Bekoff and Mrs. Beatrice Bekoff. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding Ph.D. students who are in financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services at Nova Southeastern University.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current doctor of philosophy program at the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. The essay should address ways in which he/she qualifies for this scholarship. 

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Max Hutt Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship is available to 3rd and 4th year clinical psychology students currently enrolled in the College of Psychology with a career interest in psychodynamic psychology.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Max Hutt Scholarship is funded through an endowment. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students demonstrating significant financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services of Nova Southeastern University.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing enrolled in the Ph.D. or Psy.D. clinical psychology program. Students on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship. 

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting applications for the Lane Family Fund for Hispanic Studies in Psychology. This scholarship is available to College of Psychology clinical psychology students who show evidence of experience and support of Hispanic Culture and who provide support to the Hispanic community in South Florida, now and in the future. Preference will be given to students who demonstrate interest in psychodynamic psychology.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Lane Family Fund for Hispanic Studies in Psychology is funded through an endowment provided by the Lane Family. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who demonstrate significant financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services of Nova Southeastern University.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing enrolled in the Ph.D. or Psy.D. clinical psychology program. Students on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less.  The essay should address ways in which he/she qualifies for this scholarship.

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Leonard Roth Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship is available to College of Psychology clinical psychology students who are demonstrating a career interest in gerontology.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Leonard Roth Memorial Scholarship is funded through an endowment made possible by the family of Professor Leonard Roth and College of Psychology faculty and alumni. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to students who are committed to doing research and professional work in the area of geriatric psychology.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing enrolled in the Ph.D. or Psy.D. clinical psychology program. Students on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. The essay should address ways in which he/she qualifies for this scholarship. 

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Joe Millsaps Scholarship. The scholarship is available to outstanding clinical psychology students currently enrolled at the College of Psychology. Preference will be given to applicants who demonstrate a passion for the United States Military with devotion to those who protect our freedoms and strive to maintain peace around the world.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Joe Millsaps Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by funds from the College of Psychology Humanitarian of the Year Award. The purpose of the fund is to serve as a lasting legacy to Mr. Joe Millsaps, a beloved, long-time member of the NSU- College of Psychology board of advisors, by attracting and supporting academically superior clinical psychology students who share Joe Millsaps’ dedication and respect for the United States Military. Mr. Millsaps was honored posthumously at the 2011 College of Psychology Humanitarian of the Year Award.

Eligibility

1. Have a minimum GPA of 3.0
2. Must be identified as academically superior by members of clinical psychology faculty.
3. Demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services at Nova Southeastern University.
4. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less.  The essay should address ways in which he/she qualifies for this scholarship. 

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Psychology Doctoral Alumni Scholarship. This scholarship is available to the College of Psychology doctoral students enrolled in either of the College of Psychology clinical psychology programs.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The College of Psychology Doctoral Alumni Scholarship Fund is funded through an endowment established with funds donated by alumni from the college’s clinical psychology programs. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding College of Psychology clinical psychology students.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing enrolled in either the Ph.D. or Psy.D. clinical psychology program. Students on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less.  In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Psy.D. Multicultural Scholarship. This scholarship is available to students currently enrolled in the College of Psychology Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program wishing to pursue multicultural studies.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Psy.D. Multicultural Scholarship in Psychology is funded through an endowment. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who demonstrate a career interest in multicultural psychology.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student who is enrolled in the clinical psychology Psy.D. program at the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less.  In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Dr. Lenore Walker Scholarship Fund. This scholarship is available to doctoral students in the College of Psychology who are studying the psychology of gender and gender violence.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Dr. Lenore Walker Scholarship Fund is endowed through funds raised through generous donations to the College of Psychology to support graduate student education. These funds are to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding doctoral students demonstrating significant financial need as determined by Nova Southeastern University's Office of Financial Aid of and who demonstrate community/volunteer activities.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less.  In the essay the nominee should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Robert D. Weitz Student Psychology Award. This scholarship is available to outstanding students currently enrolled in the College of Psychology Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Robert D. Weitz Psychology Award is available to graduate psychology students currently enrolled in the College of Psychology Clinical Psychology Psy.D. program. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding College of Psychology clinical psychology students who demonstrate significant financial need as determined by the office of Enrollment and Student Services of Nova Southeastern University. Endowment provided through funds donated by College of Psychology staff, faculty, and alumni.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current Psy.D. student in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review. International students are ineligible for this scholarship.

Nomination/Application

1. The applicant must complete the application form.

2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less.  The essay should address ways in which he/she qualifies for this scholarship. 

3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline

All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Master’s Alumni Scholarship. This scholarship is available to students currently matriculated in a College of Psychology counseling program.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The College of Psychology Master’s Alumni Scholarship Fund is funded through an endowment established with funds donated by alumni from the College of Psychology counseling programs. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding College of Psychology master’s students in the counseling program.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student who is matriculated in a College of Psychology counseling program. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Application Materials

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the applicant should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline
All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the David Spector Memorial Scholarship Endowment. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently matriculated in a College of Psychology program who demonstrate significant financial need as determined by Nova Southeastern University's Office of Financial Aid and who are training to provide drug and alcohol addiction counseling. Preference will be given to graduate students who have experience working with clients struggling with drug and/or alcohol addiction.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The David Spector Memorial Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Mr. Howard Spector in memory of his late son.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Application Materials

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the applicant should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline
All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Gilbert H. Berken Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology program who demonstrate significant financial need as determined by the Nova Southeastern University's Office of Financial Aid.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Gilbert H. Berken Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Ms. Magdalen R. Berken in memory of her late husband Gilbert H. Berken.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student in good standing who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Application Materials

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the applicant should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline
All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Lorraine Thomas Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship is available to psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology graduate program demonstrating a career interest in working with children and adolescents.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Lorraine Thomas Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Lorraine Thomas, who was honored at the College’s Third Annual Humanitarian of the Year Award as one of South Florida’s children’s most generous benefactors. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who are in financial need as determined by the office of Enrollment and Student Services at Nova Southeastern University and whose clinical/research activities are commensurate with the purpose of the Lorraine Thomas Endowed Scholarship.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Application Materials

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the applicant should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline
All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Polly Wilkie Endowed Scholarship This scholarship is available to outstanding graduate psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology program.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Polly Wilkie Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by funds from the College of Psychology Humanitarian of the Year Award. Ms. Polly Wilkie was honored at the College of Psychology Ninth Annual Humanitarian of the Year Award in recognition for her outstanding achievements and tireless community activism on behalf of children, the homeless and others in distress or in need in Broward County. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who are in financial need and whose clinical/research activities are commensurate with the purpose of the Polly Wilkie Endowed Scholarship.

Eligibility

1. Applicant must be the first in his/her family to attend college and have demonstrated a history of successful volunteer activity, preferably in Broward County.
2. Have a minimum GPA of 3.0
3. Demonstrate financial need as determined by the Office of Enrollment and Student Services of Nova Southeastern University.
4. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Application Materials

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the applicant should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline
All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University College of Psychology is now accepting nominations/applications for the Rose and Albert Miniaci Endowed Scholarship. This scholarship is available to graduate psychology students currently matriculated in any College of Psychology program. Preference will be given to students demonstrating a career interest in children and family issues.

Students in good standing are eligible for nomination by a College of Psychology administrator or faculty member. Students may make application independently. The dollar amount of this scholarship varies and is payable in the form of a tuition waiver.

Background

The Rose and Albert Miniaci Endowed Scholarship is funded through an endowment provided by Rose and Albert Miniaci who were honored at the College of Psychology Sixth Annual Humanitarian of the Year Award in recognition for their outstanding contributions to the community. This fund is to be used to provide scholarships to outstanding students who are in financial need as determined by Nova Southeastern University's Office of Financial Aid and whose clinical/research activities are commensurate with the purpose of the Rose and Albert Miniaci Endowed Scholarship.

Eligibility

The applicant must be a current student who is matriculated in any graduate program in the College of Psychology. Students currently on academic probation are not eligible during their period of probation. Students under review for Professional Standing related issues may be deemed ineligible until the resolution of their review.

Application Materials

1. The applicant must complete the application form.
2. The applicant must provide a double-spaced essay of 500 words or less. In the essay the applicant should address ways in which he/she qualifies for the scholarship.
3. Unofficial NSU transcript. (The transcript requirement can be fulfilled by printing an unofficial copy from your student account on Sharklink. Go to Self-Service Banner (SSB Webstar) and access the student section. Then access your “Student Profile” page and print a transcript from that page. A paid official transcript is not necessary.)
4. Applicants are required to send one letter of recommendation. A letter of recommendation is a letter from a person who has worked with the applicant in an academic, supervisory or research capacity (e.g., faculty course instructor, clinical supervisor, research supervisor). 
   
   The letter of recommendation must be a letter from an NSU faculty member. Additional letters of support are welcome. A letter of support may be from an individual, agency, community group or institution speaking to attributes possessed by the applicant or activities in which the applicant has engaged in which are commensurate with the purpose of the scholarship you are applying. Letters should be sent via email directly to kirk@nova.edu.
   
   Letters of Recommendation must have the student’s last name and first name in the body of the email and on the actual submitted document or they may not be accepted. It is further required to list the scholarship(s) the student is being recommended to receive.
   
   One letter of recommendation may be submitted for multiple scholarship applications, but the names must be listed in the body of the document, or it will not be matched with the proper application(s).

Deadline
All applications and associated materials must be received in the Office of the Dean by April 20, 2025.

Nova Southeastern University Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Fellowship

Description

The NSU ABA Fellowship provides students the opportunity to accrue hours toward the Behavior Analyst Certification Board’s (BACB) concentrated supervised fieldwork category while employed at NSU’s Baudhuin Preschool. Fellows will be eligible for tuition reduction contingent upon six months of successful employment.  This two-year fellowship allows participants to immediately bridge theory to practice with the oversight of the University. Two fellows will be selected for each two-year cycle, with the next cycle beginning Fall 2025. Their two-year tenure will align with the Broward County Public School academic and extended school year calendars. At the conclusion of the fellowship, fellows will have accumulated the necessary fieldwork hours towards Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) certification exam eligibility. 

Eligibility Requirements

Students enrolled in NSU’s masters level ABA concentrations are eligible to apply for the ABA Fellowship Program. Applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Demonstrated interest and commitment to working with children and families
• Articulated motivation to pursue a career in ABA
• Preference will be given to applicants with a grade point average (GPA) of 3.2 or higher in last 60 semester hours of undergraduate coursework
• Ability to work full time in the United States throughout the course of the fellowship (2 years)
• Ability to pass both Broward County Fieldprint Fingerprinting and Department of Children and Families (DCF) Clearinghouse level-2 background checks 
• Ability to pass the 90-day probationary period. Extensions of the probationary period will only be granted in exceptional circumstances when there are extraordinary reasons beyond the student’s control and have been discussed with the Program Supervisor in advance of the probation deadline.
• Ability to maintain satisfactory academic standing and work performance throughout the duration of the ABA fellowship

Preferred Skills:

• Experience with children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

 

Required Materials for Your Application

The application deadline is May 1, 2025 11:59 PM EST. Incomplete or late applications will not be considered. Only complete application packages that include all the following will be considered:

1. Completed Fellowship Application
2. Resume/CV
3. Personal Statement
4. Two Letters of Recommendation (PDF format)

Email completed packages using the subject line “Fellowship Application: Last Name, First Name” to tarashee@nova.edu. 

Application Timeline

 

NSU ABA Fellows must successfully complete 45 hours of Child Care Training within 6 months of employment, participate in all ESE Teacher Aide trainings, and maintain a 3.5 GPA and satisfactory employee performance throughout the course of the fellowship.

Contact

For more information, contact Dr. Tara Sheehan tarashee@nova.edu.