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SAMUEL PRIEST ROSE SCHOLARSHIPS

Dr. Samuel Priest Rose was born July 16, 1955 and died Sept. 19, 1994. He was graduated from Yale University in 1977 and earned his PhD at the University of Denver in Developmental Psychology in 1990. Dr. Rose taught at University of Colorado Denver and was popular with students in his Psychology of the Self course, for which he received excellent evaluations and comments. He was co-author with his mentor, Dr. Kurt W. Fischer, of two articles and a book, with Dr. Fischer publishing additional aspects of their work since Dr. Rose's death. Dr. Rose also presented papers at national and international meetings of the American Psychological Association, the American Public Health Association, and the Society for Research in Child Development. His brilliant mind, compassionate heart, playful humor, and searching spirituality illuminated our lives too briefly.

DEADLINE

The deadline for applications this year is Wednesday, February 27, 2013. Late applications will not be considered. For further information contact Dr. David Albeck at David.Albeck@ucdenver.edu or 303-556-6718.

The amount and number of scholarships awarded each year varies. For the Spring 2013 round of applications, the amount is $2500.00.  Typically, two or more scholarships are awarded. Scholarships cover tuition and fees and are distributed in two payments, one each semester (fall and spring) of the academic year. Recipients will be limited to one year of funding.

Applicants for the Samuel Priest Rose Memorial Scholarship must meet the following criteria:

  • Full-time, undergraduate student at UCD
  • Declared Psychology major
  • Completed 9 credit hours in Psychology at UCD with grades of C or better
  • Demonstrated financial need as determined by the Financial Aid Office. In situations where the standard UCD financial aid application is not appropriate, please demonstrate a similar level of financial need to that which would be evidenced by the application through a one-paragraph description of your financial circumstances.
  • Cumulative GPA at UCD of 3.0 or higher
  • Accepted for enrollment as a full

Preference may be given to students meeting the following criteria:

  • Expressed interest in the field of psychology
  • Expressed plans to attend graduate school
  • Junior or senior class standing

Applications are available in electronic form through the UCD Access Website. A complete application consists of the following three items:

  • The fully completed questionnaire form documenting your qualifications, accomplishments, and plans relative to the stated eligibility and preferential criteria
  • An essay (1,000 word max) addressing the following questions:
      • What areas of psychology are you specifically interested in and why?
      • What are your plans for continuing your education beyond the bachelor's degree?
      • How will your experiences, interests, and accomplishments contribute to your career in psychology?
      • Briefly, how will this financial award assist you?
  • At least one letter of support from someone with whom you have or had an academic association (e.g., a professor). This letter of support can be e-mailed directly to David Albeck by February 28, 2012.
  • A departmental committee will review applications and make award recommendations to the Chair of the Department of Psychology by the end of the spring semester.
  • All applicants will be notified of their award status before the end of the spring semester. Awards will be distributed in two payments, with 50% of the scholarship granted at the beginning of the fall semester, and the remaining 50% granted at the beginning of the following spring semester provided the awardee makes satisfactory progress.